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Happy new year. welcome to the first newsletter for 2018 . I hope u all had a good start! We have a couple new releases out on vendetta like the HAUNTER / SOVEREIGN - split LP & the VOID OMNIA - same LP, also the repress of the ASHBRINGER - vacant LP is in on magenta colored vinyl and we got our copies of the SMUDJAS LP
Also up next on Adagio830 will be the COLD LEATHER LP, the new CARSON WELLS LP and the Regional Justice Center LP. While speaking of Adagio830 - we will celebrate our 21st Birthday on May 5th with the of the REMEMBERABLES euro tour! so safe the date :)
And we started booking the REMEMBERABLES euro tour for May 2018. if you are interested in doing a show - get in touch!!! Thank you
tour dates are:
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TDOAFS / DUCT HEARTS - split 6" (time is a color - Originally planned as a 5″ but upsized for sound quality reasons canadian TDOAFS and german DUCT HEARTS team up with ZILPZALP RECORDS (D), TIME AS A COLOR (D), DASEIN RECORDS (DEN), CIVIC DUTY (AUS), DON'T LIVE LIKE ME RECORDS (US), DINGLEBERRY RECORDS (D), À FOND D'CALE (F), HARDCORE FOR THE LOSERS (A) and ADORNO RECORDS (UK) to release their split single on classy custom sized 6″ vinyl. Both bands contribute one song exclusively written for this record, while TDOAFS have a harsh and short as usual (few of their songs reach the 3 minute mark) screamo burst at its best, DUCT HEARTS, who usually have their songs take a bit more time to breathe, unfold, sometimes even up to 8 minutes, show they can get to the point quickly if neccessary. Recorded in the same session as their recently released debut LP 'feathers' and not unlike that record you get cleans, rock, reverb, delay, double-bass and a fully orchestrated wall-of-sound. simply stripped down to a mere 2:30.) 6.00
CONGRATULATIONS / THE RABBIT THEORY - split 7" (time is a color - one tune by now defunct congratulations, dark and dreamy emo/screamo from canada. on the flipside the very last rabbit theory song, written as a soundtrack to this animation movie made by christian eberhard:) 6.00
THOU / GREAT FALLS - split 7" (hell comes - Released by Hell Comes Home, a new split 7″ between Thou and Great Falls. Each one offering up a Shellac cover. These come packaged in screen-printed covers and include a download code.) 6.00
ASHBRINGER - vacant LP (vendetta - "Naturalistic black metal that demonstrates an impressive degree of compositional confidence and control of dynamics, concept, and flow, resulting in a rich and immersive album with a lot of depth. A remarkable accomplishment by anyone") 14.00
DYM - ray's front teeth LP (time is a color - The sophomore EP from London post-hardcore trio Dym, out on 12" vinyl / digital download Friday 8 December. Hypnotic, winding guitars with hissing tape loops, bringing to mind to likes of June of 44, Slint, Polvo and US Maple.) 12.00
HAUNTER / SOVEREIGN - split LP (vendetta - "For a scene which was once so reviled, the US black metal movement is a treasure trove of creativity. From sea to boiling sea, there are countless bands who either add a tremendous weight to black metal or whet its ever-dulling blade. Two younger bands, Haunter and Sovereign, represent this pummeling power and sharp ferocity, respectively. Together on this split, they write a greater truth concerning the creative spirit of American Black Metal in the new century." ( invisible oranges )) 14.00
IN CAUDA VENENUM - s/t LP (Started in 2010, IN CAUDA VENENUM has matured its music to deliver a form of solemn yet radiant Black Metal tinged with a Post Rock feeling. 2 massive songs on each side!) 15.00
JASON MOLINA - pyramid electric co. LP (secretly canadian - This is the first soloalbum by SONGS: OHIA frontman JASON MOLINA. He needs nothing more than his guitar, serving as a kind of pulse, and his voice to lull the listener to a place remembered only at the quietest of moments. (O.K., he plays piano on one track...). His vocal performance is gut-wrenching, it seems almost as if he'd be singing to himself only, never to be heard by anyone else. But thanks to producer MIKE MOGIS (BRIGHT EYES, THE FAINT,... ) who superbly caught the sonic ghosts surrounding MOLINA he can be heard now. Although this album is released on vinyl only, there will be a ferr CD copy of the album that comes along with every LP.) 18.00
JASON MOLINA - let me go, let me go LP (secretly - I wanted badly to revisit the type of songs I did on my more experimental albums The Pyramid, The Ghost, and Protection Spells. I put this project together in the last days before I began what was a long and harrowing move back to Chicago. I wrote these songs as well as the half dozen or so that did not make it over the course of 3 mornings in Bloomington, Indiana and recorded them one after the other in the order they were written. All of this is an attempt to put a serious price on lyrics that are honest not witty, shy but not weak, weary if they are and sad without apology, depression without a fight and depression with a fight.) 18.00
PANOPTICON - autumn eternal DLP orange vinyl (nordvis - Autumn is here covering the landscape with its amber raiment, transforming it into a fiery land of colour and wonder. Just like this season of fire Panopticons new creation colours our inner world with autumn's sparkling shades, putting tunes to this season of transcendence. "Autumn Eternal" is still an incredibly well-composed album by the multifaceted artist A. Lunn. It is a deep and soulful journey which reflects on a seemingly eternal quest of this talented and kind hearted individual, steeped in sadness and beauty. Autumn Eternal is a beautiful work of art created in the sign of melancholy and in which the metal genre is interwoven with other traditional music styles, forming one of the most captivating, illuminating and honest metal albums in 2015.) 34.00
REGARDE LES HOMMES TOMBER - s/t LP (Born in 2011, the members of Regarde Les Hommes Tomber hail from the French hardcore, black metal and death metal scenes. RLHT merge sludge's heaviness, black metal's darkness and hardcore's groove with post-rock's atmospheres.) 15.00
THE SMUDJAS - what we have is today LP (adagio830 - 7 new tracks of great garage emo punk by the SMUDJAS from Milano, Italy. Catchy and beautiful. "The Smudjas are a punk band from the Italian city of Milan, and their sound is a giddy, melodic rush of hooks and feelings. Next month, the band will release a new EP called What We Have Is Today, and the two songs they've shared, "Different Lines" and "Dance & Revolution" are both lo-fi bursts of catharsis. Those two songs are some of the best pop-punk I've heard in recent memory." (Stereogum)) 14.00
TIME LURKER - EP I & EP II LP (When unity became a strength and music turns back time: two universes gather as one. In the blizzard of Strasbourg, France, the black metal of this one-man band perpetually converges with those cold atmospheres, drowned in the darkness and lurking in the shadows in order to fuse those two EP's ; EP's that melt and mix to create a first album. It's time to be scared, the lurker is coming, you can hear its footsteps… Born in 2014, TIME LURKER is an atmospheric Black Metal one-man band from Strasbourg, France. This project, led by Mick, is influenced by Altar Of Plagues, Weakling, Yellow Eyes or Krallice. TIME LURKER's concept is based on a long and introspective journey facing the Human nature, leading us to confronte our demons shaped by our doubts and fears. This journey is at a crossroad between Jules Verne and HP Lovecraft. Several featuring with bands from Strasbourg and Paris such as Thibo (Paramnesia, Jeanne), Tony (Rance), Cédric (End of Mankind, Pyrecult), Clem (Le Mal des Ardents) have contributed to create Time Lurker. ) 13.00
TOME OF THE UNREPLENISHED - Cosmoprism: The Theurgy - Act I LP (A mysterious atmospheric black metal / industrial project from the UK and Cyprus. Man vs. cosmos, cosmos vs. man; as we explore the antipodes of the universe and its relation to the human condition, inevitably we shall stumble upon something greater than ourselves. Something which stands defiantly beyond language, beyond concepts, beyond the human. Desperately we try to fathom and describe but to no avail. Some call it God, others prefer silence. Tome Of The Unreplenished, fully aware of this ancient struggle, abandon the fetters of musical convention and knowingly steer into terra incognita. Gone is the uplifting transcendence of this work heretofore, now inverted into a vertiginous descent. In this deluge, sonic experience takes primacy over structure and rhythm, objective determinants of harmony and order give way to subjective sensations of Cosmic revelation. 31 mins of music) 15.00
VOID OMNIA - s/t LP (vendetta - VOID OMNIA's first album, released in 2014 digitally only, finally sees a vinyl release) 14.00
WILDERNESSKING - And The Night Swept Us Away / The Devil Within LP (Wildernessking was established in May 2011 as a forward-thinking metal band. Starting out as a fun, black 'n roll project called Heathens in 2010, the band morphed into a progressive force, encompassing many genres and styles on the way. Releasing their debut full-length album on Antithetic Records in February 2012, followed by a self-released EP in June 2012 and a couple of music videos, Wildernessking took the underground music scene by storm and to critical acclaim. In 2013, the band focused on writing new material, and did their first local tour, playing both Johannesburg and Pretoria in South Africa. In 2014, the group released their highly regarded EP, The Devil Within, and was the only African band to appear on Elemental Nightmares, a vinyl project consisting of 26 bands and spanning 7 ten-inch split albums, released over the course of 2014. 2015 saw the band releasing their track, Soundless Longing, for the Secret Ceremonies compilation, an album featuring forward-thinking South African bands, which will see a physical release in 2016. Now playing a hybrid of black metal, rock and ambient music, the group is set to release their brand new full-length record in early 2016 through Sick Man Getting Sick Records, Grimoire Cassette Cvlture, Monotonstudio Records and Les Acteurs De L'Ombre Productions. 2016 will also see the release of a brand new EP, through Permanent Record and Breathe Plastic Records. The band plans to tour, both locally and internationally, in support of these releases. This LP includes both the ...And the Night Swept Us Away and The Devil Within EPs, along with two new recordings, clocking in around the 41min mark. It will also feature a brand new song, Decay, written especially for this release in the vein of The Devil Within songs.) 15.00
SPECTRAL LORE / LOCUST LEAVES - split CD (Spectral Lore changes a bit with the split with Locust Leaves, evolving into more of a straight-forward, nearly Viking-esque Pagan black metal with nearly depressive vocals that scream out in haunting fashion instead of the drawn-back gutteral effort that was displayed on "Sentinel". Here the progressive nature of the band is absolutely present with impressive scale-running bass melodies underneath of both exceptionally epic/catchy guitar work full of triplet-chugs, solo-style bridging and blackened fury — complete with guitar breaks that both hearkens back to old school heavy metal harmonies and octaves and represents the newer styles of instrumental progsters and epic sludge-driven emotion a la Isis. Lyrically this track is just as beautiful, following in the ancestral spirit of the previous release as an unknown figure, deeply situated within a vision, observes an ancient phantasm whom walks a path of thorns in search of natural elements in our world — seeds, stones — to hide away in its dimension of flesh and bone. The phantasm faces a white stone, out of reach and blocked by thorns, as the protagonist tries to find memory of his surroundings and use the symbology to evolve his own spirit — he whom bears witness to the ghost of the cosmos, he who gives us form and lights the fire within our hearts, and in the end extinguishes it. Along with Spectral Lore on this two-track split is Locust Leaves, a project from which little is known about and whom seem to be making their debut appearance here. Their track is split into three chapters and contains music that is mostly fairly straight-forward but impressively performed/produced melodic death metal. The second chapter, however, contains a doomy atmospheric approach that is reminiscent of the French style of Your Shapeless Beauty. This chapter also ends with a vocal effort on the traditional side of things that unfortunately seemed out of place and had shaky tones which, as far as I can tell, is the only negative aspect to either release mentioned here. Regardless, they've impressed through having an incredibly professional production on their track that is both heavy as hell and nearly structurally perfect, never leaving a dull moment even in melodic lines which are just unpredictable enough to keep it interesting. ( heathen harvest )) 8.00


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General Meeting Agenda for May 11, 2013
Welcome – Brandon Muncy KJ6NEF, President
Introductions – new member and visitors (self introductions)
Club Business –
Previous meeting minutes – Steve W6WBO
Treasure Report – William KJ6NEG
Membership - Arnold KQ6DI
-Field Day 2013 - Current Plans, signup sheet, and more, Location: Fletcher Park off Florin Rd.
-Fred & Dennis: The NVIS antenna and thorey. How it relates to HF communications and signal propagation. And Field Day Testing.
-Any questions or subjects from the general membership
Meeting adjourns
EGFARC Board meeting follows:
-To Be Determined the following are just some potential points to discuss.
-Club Patches
-Field Day 2013 planning
-Club Call Sign progress report
-Starting a Newsletter

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Internet on iPad and Mobile
Internet use on mobile devices is a sleeping giant that has begun to wake up. Analysts have spoken about this event for over 10 years now, but we finally have reached a point where smartphones are commonplace. Walk into any mobile phone store: the amount of smartphones has surpassed that of phones without a touchscreen.
But in the meantime, the rate of tablet PC's is growing even faster - with Apple's iPad as a clear winner, but other brands following in their footprints. With a bigger screen and keyboard, iPads offer better usability and readability than smartphones. How does that translate to sales and how can you benefit from targeting iPads within Google AdWords campaigns?
Google Adwords on iPad vs. smartphone
The amount of sales through smartphones is low. Mobile devices are (much) less frequently used to make a purchase. It's not only that consumers don't like the limited interface on a smartphone, but also that the timing just isn't right. Smartphone users are on the go and easily interrupted.
iPads are often used in a completely different manner. An iPad offers better readability and usability, while the consumers holding it are often in the comfort of their own home. What does this mean for the results of your Google AdWords campaigns?
Google AdWords successful on iPad
The volume of advertising traffic from tablet PC's and iPads is often substantially lower in comparison to campaigns targeted to PC's or even smartphones. Would that justify the time and expense needed to create additional campaigns, targeted to tablets only? It usually does!
Google AdWords campaigns geared towards iPads usually yield much better results in comparison to the same campaigns on PC's:
- A CPC that's 65% lower
- The CTR almost triples
- The conversion rate is 90% higher
- This leads to over 80% savings on the average CPA!
So where's the catch?
I admit, there are a few things you have to take into consideration. Volume is low, so take the overhead cost into consideration. These will likely be small, as you can copy existing Google AdWords campaigns and change the settings. Also, the market of tablets is likely to grow in the near future, with many laptop producers launching some sort of tablet PC.
Click prices are likely to rise as competition picks up. However, by starting asap you can ensure a solid no. 1 position, build up your Quality Score and leave the competition in your dust.
Setting up Google AdWords campaigns for iPads
Creating new iPad campaigns is easy and is set up in minutes. Just copy your existing campaign and change the setting in both the old and the new campaigns to reach the right devices.
Splitting these campaigns offers you flexibility and these advantages:
- Adapt your ads towards the consumer, as they might behave differently
- Set specific targets per campaign and device
- Individual budgets per campaign and device
- Specific bid management for tablet-campaigns
- Device-specific Quality Score!
Naturally, these advantages also apply to Google AdWords campaigns targeting mobile phones. Feel free to create separate Google AdWords accounts for them, too!


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COST Action FP0804 - Forest Management Decision Support Systems (FORSYS)
Forests serve a multitude of purposes and address many different, often conflicting, goals to satisfy the needs of forest owners, forest industry, and society at large. This poses considerable challenges to forest managers. The need for enhanced forest decision support systems (DSSs) is evident in several EU documents related to the future role of European forests.
Forest DSSs allow the forest manager to use advanced decision support tools, such as expert and knowledge based systems, multi-criteria techniques as well as communication and visualization tools. European experience with developing and applying forest DSSs for forest management provides a solid foundation for technological innovation and collaboration between research partners.
The Action will define a European-wide framework with core processes and information standards for decision making in a sustainable multifunctional forest management environment. Furthermore, it will define requirements for DSS implementation and provide a consistent European-wide quality reference for development of decision systems enhancing forest management.
What you can find here?
repository of DSS descriptions as well as country reports, case studies and lessons learned (FORSYS Wiki core elements)
- List of Forest Decision Support Systems
- List of Case Studies
- List of Lessons Learned
- List of Country Reports
- "Frequently Asked Questions" - the WIKI content filtered for you
Which topics are covered?
Focus topics about DSS covered by the FORSYS working groups)
- DSS architecture and design (WG 1, workplan)
- Methods and Models (WG 2, workplan)
- Knowledge Management processes (WG 3, workplan)
- Participatory processes (WG 4, workplan)
Which are the sources of information?
How to contribute?
- Attend the Umea Wiki Workshop
- Introduce a new description of a DSS > DSS description Handbook
- Wiki User's manual
- User's glossary
- Wiki TaskForce and Community of Practice
Optimization of the platform (wiki issues)
Reported bugs and improvement suggestions are listed up here: Wiki Issue list
For reporting new bugs and improvment suggestions use this form: Form:Wiki Issue


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Tolpuddle Martyrs banished to Australia
In England, six English agricultural laborers are sentenced to seven years of banishment to Australia's New South Wales penal colony for their trade union activities.
In 1833, after several years of reductions in their agricultural wages, a group of workers in Tolpuddle, a small village east of Dorchester, England, formed the Friendly Society of Agricultural Labourers. Led by George Loveless, a farm laborer, the union rapidly grew in the area, and it was agreed that the men would not accept work for less than 10 shillings a week. With the urging of the British government, which feared a repetition of the rural unrest of 1830, local authorities arrested Loveless and five others on charges of taking an unlawful oath, citing an outdated law that had been passed in the late 18th century to deal with naval mutiny. In March 1834, these six men, including one who had never taken the oath, were sentenced to seven years imprisonment at an Australian penal colony.
Public reaction throughout the country made the six into popular heroes, and in 1836, after continual agitation, the sentence against the so-called "Tolpuddle Martyrs" was finally remitted. Only one of the six returned to Tolpuddle; the rest emigrated to Canada, where one Tolpuddle Martyr–John Standfield–became mayor of his district. The popular movement surrounding the Tolpuddle controversy is generally regarded as the beginning of trade unionism in Great Britain.


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A lot had happened since Adrian Peterson was last on the field for the Vikings.
He was placed on the Commissioner's exempt list in September after he was indicted on a charge of beating his son with a switch. His agent said earlier this offseason that Peterson would never play for the team again and that he wanted to be traded or released. Peterson went on a Twitter rant just last week in which he decried the structure of NFL contracts and seemed to be pushing for the Vikings to guarantee his salary.
However, he showed up on Tuesday at the team's OTA and was welcomed with open arms. All coach Mike Zimmer and the Vikings saw was the familiar No. 28 in the backfield, not the drama and controversy -- and absence -- that has defined the 2012 NFL Most Valuable Player for the last nine months.
"There's not a prettier sight than when [Peterson's] got the ball in his hands," Zimmer said in a post-workout news conference.
Peterson, 30, showed up with no change to his contract. He has three seasons and $46 million in non-guaranteed money left on his deal with the Vikings.
"Ultimately what it came down to was get back in the building," Peterson said after the practice. "I've been working out hard, keeping my body in shape and it came down just to getting back in the building, being around my teammates, being around my coaches, getting back into the swing of things. I reached out, kind of gave them the heads up and said I'll be in town, I'll be coming in."
Peterson said his agent, Ben Dogra, was "doing his job" when he said it was not in Peterson's best interests to play for the Vikings any longer and made ultimatums to the team. Zimmer said the Vikings never entertained the idea of trading Peterson.
But Peterson also said that at the time of those comments even Peterson was unsure what he wanted.
"I'm going to be absolutely 100 percent with you. With everything going on in my life during that time, I really didn't know what I wanted," Peterson said. "I didn't know if I wanted to play somewhere else, if I wanted to retire, and if I wanted to go off, you know, get into track, just change it up differently. Do something different. That's where, you know, receiving advice from my parents and my advisers really played a big role."
Peterson also talked about how much he loves his children. He said the first person he apologized to was his son, whom he injured, and that he has been in therapy learning new parenting techniques.
"We welcome him with open arms unequivocally," Zimmer said. "I love this kid, I really do."
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Doing More With Less
Cars are a microcosm of human technology. We pour millions of dollars and hours into extracting more and more from arguably the same stuff: gas and metal. And efficiency isn't just gas mileage, either. Take the Ford Mustang, for instance. The new V8 model puts out 435 horsepower with nearly the same size engine as a 90s model…which boasted a mere 236 ponies.
The fundamentals of the engine haven't changed: gas, metal, air. What has changed is how those materials are used. The construction industry follows the same paradigm, in that ultimately we build things. But the journey there? The road can be bumpy, include detours and (at times) be long and winding.
Efficiency is more important now than ever. You have to do more with less.Read more


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This isn't really a change, it's a change back.
You see, a while back (several months) I had too much on my plate and figured something's got to give, and since Toronto's green bin program actually composts diapers, I made the switch to disposable diapers. My apologies… everybody's human. Then about 2 weeks ago we ran out of diapers and I couldn't face the crowds at my local grocery store, so I just switched back to cloth. I figured, it's summertime and I can hang them on the line again instead of running my energy sucking dryer every other day and we'll just see how it goes. Besides, we're at potty training age now and I'd rather the little guy could feel when he's wet than never feel a thing like it is with disposables.
Well, today the city workers went on strike, including garbage collection. So what better time to be using cloth diapers and not keeping a bin full of stinky diapers around.
My only major problem with this garbage strike is that you can actually go and drop your garbage, recycling, and green bin off (details here) but they are all together, not separate, meaning that they'll all be heading to the landfill. I can hang onto my recycling, and even my garbage, for a long time, but the green bin could get seriously nasty and maggot-filled within a week or so (because it's already been in there a week as our pickup is Tuesday mornings). We compost, but that's just veggies, tea leaves, coffee so the green bin with all of its other nasty food scraps could get pretty icky in this heat. I guess if that happens I'll bring it down to the transfer station… Let's hope this strike isn't a long one!


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We have built a strong setup with a vigilant team that knows you are important and we therefore aim to help you in every type of circumstances you might be facing. With a deep integration of customer requirements into our system, we differ from others like Money Super Market on the basis of high quality and a stable working system.
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Liquitex Professional Heavy Body Acrylics are made to have an exceptionally smooth, thick, buttery consistency. A high pigment load produces rich, brilliant, permanent color.
Color Swatches created using heavy application/medium application/50% tint and were applied on acrylic primed canvas (7 oz) material.
carbazole dioxazine
Dioxazine Violet is transparent and has very high tinting strength. It is a staining pigment, very dark valued when it is used at full strength. Concentrated, it paints out nearly black, but it mixes with Titanium White to form bright, opaque tints of purple. PV23 produces slightly redder shades than PV37. Because the hue can vary with the conditions of preparation and grinding, it may be offered in red shade, blue shade, and so forth.
Dioxazine Violet has good lightfastness. There may be some concern about it fading or shifting in color in tints and washes. Some artists have reported that PV37, a molecular variant, is more lightfast than PV23.
Two molecular variants of Dioxazine Violet, PV23 and PV37, are available. They have similar properties, but mix slightly differently.
Dioxazine Purple, Chromothal Violet, Mauve, Carbazole Violet.
Pigment PY74 is one of the most commercially important pigments of the Hansa Yellow group, considered superior to many others in its class based on both tinting strength and lightfastness. Several PY74 grades with different particle sizes are available. Grades with finer particle size are more brilliant and transparent. Pigment PY74 ranges from reddish yellow to greenish yellow, with temperature shifts from cool to warm hues. It has high tinting strength and average to slow drying time.
This Hansa Yellow has better lightfastness that other yellow monoazo pigments, particularly in the darker shades.
Hansa Yellow has no significant acute hazards, though its chronic hazards have not been well studied.
Hansa Yellows were first made in Germany just before WW1 from a series of synthetic dyestuffs called Pigment Yellow. They were intended to be a synthetic replacement for Cadmium Yellow.
Arylide, Arylide Yellow, Azo, Brilliant Yellow, Monoazo, Monolite Yellow, Permanent Yellow.
beta copper phthalocyanine
Phthalo Blue PB15:3 is a structural variant of Phthalo Blue PB15 that produces more greenish tones.
Phthalo Blues are completely lightfast and stable and are permanent for all paint uses. They are currently used in inks, coatings, and many plastics due to their stability and are considered a standard pigment in printing ink and the packaging industry.
Phthalo Blues have no significant hazards, although those made before 1982 contained some PCBs (polychlorinated biphenyls).
Developed by chemists using the trade name Monastral Blue, the organic blue dyestuff now known as Phthalo Blue was presented as a pigment in November 1935 in London. Its discovery was accidental. The dark color was observed in a kettle where a dye was being made from a British dyestuff plant. The demand for such a pigment came from commercial printers who wanted a cyan to replace Prussian Blue.
Phthalo Blue Green Shade, Winsor Blue Green Shade
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Welcome to Exit Left Apparel
We pride ourselves on being a brand that has built a community around its products. Exit Left Apparel would be nothing were it not for the amazing people who have supported it. Whether you've been with us since day one, or you have only just found us, ELA has always been about family, and everyone is welcome to join.
Our journey started when we realised we were choosing between over-priced products that had no passion behind them and items that lacked any sort of individuality. That wasn't a choice we wanted to make for any longer, so we did something about it. Our first run of shirts consisted of only three designs. Since then we have released over one hundred and fifty products.
While we may have started in the South of England, over the past few years we have spread out across the world. Our clothes have been worn in all environments, and are designed to accompany you on any adventure that you wish to embark upon.
We have two key values that have stayed the same since ELA began; keep learning, keep striving. These values filter through into everything that we do as a brand. There is always more to experience in life so why waste time. We aim to make the most of every day, and we ensure that our products reflect this.
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Won with plenty in hand against the Roosters. They played like they knew they were way better than the opposition, and as a result they bombed a few tries through lack of concentration. They can hardly wait for the big games now.
They sometimes don't look attractive, but they know how to win, and because of that know-how they have guaranteed themselves a top-four spot and home game in the first week of the finals. They must be a chance of winning the comp.
You could accept the loss to the Raiders, after the Dragons had won seven in a row, but the loss to the Broncos is a different story. The Dragons should have bounced back in that one. Reason for concern, this close to the finals.
They're the hottest team in the comp, with six straight wins, yet it's still not quite enough to have them in the top eight. It would be a shame if they didn't make the finals, because they could shake it up, but I reckon they'll get there.
Beat the Storm on the small Olympic Park field that Sea Eagles coach Des Hasler disdainfully calls the postage stamp, then got confirmation Brett Stewart would make his comeback against the Sharks this week. Looking dangerous.
So tight is it on the competition table that the Tigers lost to the Eels and dropped a whopping five places as a result. That was hard enough to take, but they have got a heap of injuries as well. They are right back under the pump now.
I was convinced that 56-0 loss to the Raiders had finished them, but they have bounced back in tremendous fashion to win three in a row and sit seventh going into the second-last round. Big chance of knocking over the Cowboys this week.
Two losses in a row and three from their last four games means that while they still sit fourth they are not even guaranteed of making the finals with two rounds to go. Soft draw should get them there, but their form is a major concern.
They were in all sorts of trouble in the first half against the Cowboys, but then blew the opposition away in the second. They should make the finals from here, and are capable of doing something if Kurt Gidley and Jarrod Mullen remain fit.
Look the most likely of the top-eight teams to give up their spot over the last two rounds. They have got tough away games against the Eels and Knights and will start as clear outsiders in both. All they can do is give it their best shot.
Disappointing end to the season for the Rabbitohs. Two losses in a row and three our of their last four has seen them sink to 12th on the table, and now they face a Dragons side that will be desperate to win after losing two in a row.
They're a weird mob, the Raiders. It's very hard to get a line on their form, because they're so up and down. They belted the Broncos, were very competitive against the Bulldogs and beat the Dragons, but then got knocked over by the Warriors.
Their win at home over the Raiders would have done little to ease the pain of a poor season. This week they are away against the Bulldogs, who will smash them if they are in the mood. Hopefully, next season will be a lot better for them.
What happened to them at halftime against the Knights? They had done so well to lead 22-8, but in the second the Knights scored the next 24 points to take the game by the throat. They have been a massive disappointment.
Totally outclassed by the Bulldogs, and now they have to go to Melbourne to face a Storm that desperately needs to win to hold on to a spot in the top four. The sooner this sorry season ends for the struggling Roosters, the better.
They are now just one loss short of equalling the longest losing streak of the season, which - not surprisingly - is held by them, at nine games. And the odds are overwhelmingly in favour of it happening, since they are away to the Sea Eagles.
Hey "OS", how about "pride goeth before destruction" or "one swallow doth not a summer make".....given St George's history in recent years (and form in recent weeks), wouldn't be crowing too soon old son.....
- Posted by: B on September 8, 2009 1:37 PM
37-0 finman! need i say more?
- Posted by: os on September 7, 2009 12:02 PM
if the eels aren't no.1 on wednesday, then this should not be called 'power rankings'.
for the last 7 weeks we have blown everyone away. i understand we are only just in the 8, however it did take us 18 rounds to find our ticker... and since then, we've beaten teams by an average score of 36-7.
case in point right there...
good luck to the dragons this weekend. i'll be in the legends seats enjoying free beers and food and watching the juggernaut in blue and gold run riot for the 8th week in a row. i actually hope the dragons can turn up and make it a contest, for the sake of my personal safety after the game, and also for my mate who's an avid (and at the moment livid) dragons fan.
- Posted by: FinMan on August 31, 2009 1:57 PM
I think this is pretty accurate.
Im sorry Joe:
"The eels arent the form team , they beaten depleted sharks, out of form storm,and knights."
All by massive margins, add to that wins over the "Form Team" Bulldogs and the actual form team, Tigers and I think they deserve their spot. The beat the knights 40-8 and the sharks 30-0 and the storm werent out of form when the Eels beat them. If you wanna look at a team thats had shaky wins lets have a look at you beloved broncos. Played hopelessly for 10 rounds or so before getting a shaky 30-10 win against a pitiful sharks, then bat a Panthers team that capitulated in the warm brisbane sun in the final 20 before struggling to overcome a dragons outfit that are in all sorts. Broncos will be cannon-fodder come finals time, Eels will sparkle.
- Posted by: Ben on August 29, 2009 10:29 PM
2009 feels like 2005 all over again, remmebering a team came from practically nowhere and in form at the right end of the season to win the title, while highly favoured teams winning all year fell by the wayside. It feels that way about the Eels. Just like Tigers in 2005, they didn't win as many games as others, but struck form with a couple of stars, and a few no names to clinch victory. Although I would love for Manly to go back to back despite Gallop sabotaging their season (innocent till proven guilty plebs!), there's a feeling about Eels right now.
- Posted by: Scotty on August 28, 2009 4:52 PM
Dont give up Dragons supporters - We are still on top of the ladder and 30 years has been a long wait.... DRAGONS 2009 CHAMPIONS!
- Posted by: Mark on August 28, 2009 1:55 PM
"The eels arent the form team" Posted by: Joe on August 27, 2009 12:57 PM
Of course not mate, after all they've only won their last 6 in a row. There must be a heap of teams doing better than that.
Are you looking through your red eye or your white eye?
The Steelers were going very well this season and deserve to be at the top of the NRL ladder. But this ranking system is on current/recent form, not what teams were doing in round 4. And if I recall, the boys from Wollongong haven't won their last 2...
- Posted by: Stormy on August 28, 2009 1:01 PM
I'm not sure what this "power ranking" is supposed to measure? It can't measure performance over the whole season, as that would simply be the ladder.
If it is straight win/loss performances over the past 5 rounds, the ranking would have to be: Parramatta(5), then Canterbury, Gold Coast & Wests(4 each), then Brisbane, St George & Manly (3 each), then Penrith (2 wins & 1 draw).
If you weight the past 5 rounds' performance properly (according to strength of opponent, margin of victory, and home/away), and give increasing weight to the most recent rounds (to reflect momentum), you get:
(1) Parramatta Eels
(2) Brisbane Broncos
(3) Canterbury Bulldogs
(4) Gold Coast Titans
(5) St George - Illawarra Dragons
(6) Manly Sea Eagles
(7) Canberra Raiders
(8) North Qld Cowboys
(9) Wests Tigers
(10) Penrith Panthers
(11) South Sydney Rabbitohs
(12) Melbourne Storm
(13) Newcastle Knights
(14) New Zealand Warriors
(15) Sydney Roosters
(16) Cronulla Sharks
This would be my current power ranking.
- Posted by: Michael on August 28, 2009 12:30 PM
Good to see everyone jumping OFF the Dragons .Nice pressure relief . Remember finals aren't won in August . It's different for the Dragons this year as they are not struggling to make the finals . Were confirmed a month ago and have taken the foot off the gas . They have a very smart coach who knows what is required and how to time it right ! The Dogs have only just beat also rans in the last couple of weeks and they seem to be the flavour of the month . Their form isn't anything to rave about !(good luck anyway to Haz in his last game)
- Posted by: Bigboy on August 28, 2009 9:51 AM
According to this the Eels are 'the hottest team in the comp'...then why aren't they higher? Only citing their position on the ladder as why they are so low. Stupid
- Posted by: Andy on August 28, 2009 9:32 AM
The Sea Eagles will win again
no doubt,we have THE SNAKE back!
- Posted by: Maroon and White Forever on August 28, 2009 12:28 AM
As a bulldogs supporter glad we hav reached the numba 1 stop. I still believe the bulldogs hav not playd to their full potential, their jst waiting for to finals to arrive. Hardly moved a muscle in their win to roosters but still think tht the dragons r the best chance at winning the premiership (n believe me i HATE em) very impressed with titans, eels, manly, Storm will hit bak in time for finals. Even if the dogs dont win this year im glad to say that im a dogs supporter the turnaround has been outstanding. Doggiies 09 :)
- Posted by: melanie on August 27, 2009 8:50 PM
How could you have wests tigers and parramatta above Penrith, have a lokk at the ladder mate Penrith's in the 8
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- Posted by: Gregory Guru on August 27, 2009 7:11 PM
Fair comment Rick (from last week) and well rated again GP for this week. But, time for a revisit to the Year 11 Physics books sportsfans. I give you: M=mv. Go look it up if you took drama or humanities instead of Science at school. Hopefully the elements of that equation will yet lead the Tiggs to an inexorable push to the GF. For the statistically minded, the Tiggs lost the penalty count again on Friday. Big deal you say? They have only won the penalty count in an astonshing 3 of 22 matches played this year. Even the heavily penalised Roosters probably have a better average than that. Would like to compare the Tiggs stat with other teams. Not making excuses mind you, just seeking equity. I will finish with a very bad joke: given the Tiggs oxygen rehab program, is it true that Leichardt oval is now nicknamed the Ozone?
- Posted by: Gregory Guru on August 27, 2009 6:58 PM
Sea Eagles are looking good to make it 4 pts from 4 in the final two rounds - Cronulla will be a piece of cake & the Titans will struggle since
a) they needed a very generous penalty call to defeat Manly @ Skilled &
b) Brookvale Oval, Saturday night, Brett Stewart will be back, Manly would potentially be playing for a Top 4 spot. They have been on quite a run since Round 8, winning 10 of 14.
Go Manly.
- Posted by: hired goon on August 27, 2009 5:56 PM
I know that the McIntyre System was introduced to give a few more teams a shot at the pointy end of the season, and that the log jam from spots 3 to 10 or 11 is a league marketers dream, BUT even as a Parra fan from way back - and enormously excited by the way they're travelling at the moment - I still can't quite shake the feeling that they don't really deserve to be there. Were flat out winning a chook raffle through the first two-thirds of the comp.
I hate to say it, but the Doggies have to be rated "the form side" in the comp at the moment, as they just seem to keep rolling on to 3 October.
- Posted by: Dave on August 27, 2009 4:37 PM
The Dragons are definately in trouble. As a Dragons fan it pains me to say it. They are struggling with finals type defence. Fast moving up and in. This is unfortunately what happens when you have a makeshift halfback... Hornby has never been a great halfback and is so mechanical. He either goes short to Creagh or out the back. Never mixes it up.
I think the Tigers were very impressive mobile defence for 80minutes and I believe were the better team against Parramatta however I think the error rates from both teams wont see them be able to win 3 or 4 games in a row under finals pressure.
This leaves me to conlude that the Bulldogs are on top of the pile at the moment, they just continously grind out in defence and provide flair in attack unlike the Dragons.
Broncos as the darkhorse. This team can do anything in the finals. Real roughies are stil Titans and Knights. Both these teams can get very hot but again I doubt there ability to win the 3 matches required.
3 weeks is a long time in footy and I think the Dragons can fix there issues and make a GF however the Bulldogs look a cut above at the moment.
- Posted by: Michael Rizk on August 27, 2009 4:22 PM
Sorry Greg this weeks ratings are a joke
how can goldcoast be 2nd and be a chance to win the comp they struggled agaisnt the sharks, yes the depleted sharks and didnt the sharks get a playet to the sin bin.
The goldcoast is the sharks of 2009 they cant score points and thier defence as with the sharks last year isnt going to win many games in the finals.
And you yet you rate the sharks 16th makes your rating more puzzling
The eels arent the form team , they beaten depleted sharks, out of form storm,and knights ,
the broncos only scored 12 points greg, against the bulldogs titans the broncos would have score 20-30 points the dragons defence is fair supoerior t oany of the top 8 teams, also the dragons attack is near the top also
- Posted by: Joe on August 27, 2009 12:57 PM


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- No Classes (Skip)
- No Classes (Bump)
The terms, Skip and Bump, refer to how to handle that day's rotation. For example, let's refer to a school that has a two-day rotation. On Day 1, Periods 1 through 4; and on Day 2, Periods 5 through 8 meets. Let's say that today (Monday) is Day 1, tomorrow (Tuesday) is Day 2, the following day (Wednesday) is Day 1, etc. Tomorrow is a special day where there are no classes. That would normally be Day 2 in the rotation. Do you want Wednesday to be a Day 1 or a Day 2?
- If you edit Tuesday's schedule to say No Classes (Skip), Tuesday's normal rotation day (2) would be skipped and Wednesday would be Day 1.
- If you edit Tuesday's schedule to say No Classes (Bump), Tuesday's normal rotation day (2) would be bumped to Wednesday and Wednesday would be Day 2.
- In either case, the normal rotation picks up again after Wednesday.
This would also apply in the case where classes meet and you are following a special schedule. Which day in the rotation should be following day be? Skip would omit that day from the rotation, while Bump would move that day's rotation to the next.


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This week, Microsoft celebrated 10 years of its Xbox home console. With the Xbox's successor 360 such an integral part of gaming's fabric, it's hard to imagine a time or a situation that Microsoft would be an underdog. But in 2001, as the first Xbox was preparing to launch, that's exactly the position the company found itself in. The home console market was a fiercely competitive space dominated largely by Japanese stalwarts. Sega were already up and running with the sadly doomed Dreamcast, Sony had released the successor to the hugely successful PlayStation, while Nintendo had their own plans for the 'next-generation' with the GameCube. The Xbox, it was thought, was folly, the market impenetrable. Especially by an American software company.
Chris Lewis, now Microsoft's vice president of Interactive Entertainment for Microsoft Europe, headed up the UK branch of Xbox at the time of the original console's release. He remembers the challenge that first console brought to bear on Microsoft, despite the firm's success elsewhere. "The industry at that time was dominated by Sega, Nintendo and Sony, " he says. "While we had a great pedigree as a company, people were skeptical about our chance in the console space. We had some experience in PC gaming, with Flight Simulator and our Sidewinder franchise of controllers. But we were new to this highly competitive market, we had a lot to learn and we had to learn it fast."
The Xbox was conceived by Direct X engineers Kevin Bachus, Seamus Blackley, Ted Hase and Otto Berkes. Built from the components of a PC, the Xbox prototype was pitched to Microsoft execs as a competitor to the PlayStation 2. After the DirectX team faced an uphill struggle and even competition from within Microsoft to successfully convince the company leaders that now was the time to enter the video games market, the project was eventually greenlit, with Bill Gates revealing the console to the public at the Games Developer Conference in 2000. The Xbox impressed with its technology, but many were still concerned that there just simply wasn't room for a new console. So why did Microsoft feel they could make an impact the industry so quickly. "We've always been a thoughtful company and we had some very visionary people around at that time," says Lewis. "We knew we wanted to be in the living room and we were clear after research how best to bring our own platform to market."
With the impressive nature of the technology and Microsoft's marketing clout, the Xbox was an immediate success, quickly becoming the second best selling console in North America. It took many off guard, but did that include Microsoft themselves? "We've always been a bit paranoid, but did we have celebratory moments? Of course!" says Lewis. "But we also realised we had a fabulous opportunity to offer our consumers great experiences. We then went on in the future with that very much in mind. But did I think 10 years ago we'd be where we are now with Kinect and so on? No I didn't."
If there was one game at the release of the Xbox that would display that potential in a tangible form, it was Bungie's Halo. The sci-fi shooter defined the technological grunt of the Xbox, and redefined the idea of a console shooter. It was a lightning in a bottle for Xbox, with a relatively unknown developer in Bungie making a game for a brand new console. An achievement that hasn't been replicated since.
"Looking back then, we always thought Halo was fabulous in concept," says Lewis. "But we weren't confident it would become a $2bn entertainment franchise and we weren't confident that Master Chief would become this iconic super hero in the way that he has. But the fact is, it did redefine what FPSs were all about on console. The innovations that were there in multiplayer and co-op have, to a large extent, become industry standard. And it possibly paved the way of the massive success of games like Call of Duty."
With a immediate hit on its roster, Xbox continued to gather momentum and exactly a year after its initial release, Microsoft launched the first version of Xbox Live, an online hub for players to interact and play online games together. While the Dreamcast and PlayStation 2 both had modest online capabilities, it was Xbox Live that laid the foundations for online gaming on consoles. With online gaming now in many ways the fulcrum of today's industry, Lewis names Xbox Live as the greatest part of Xbox's legacy. "We knew the community aspect of home console gaming was going to be a very important development in the future," he says. "We also knew that if we architected that right at the core of our first console, we would be best placed to exploit that opportunity over time. The launch and growth of Live was the one pivotal moment that opened up what's possible around broad entertainment."
While Halo launched the console, it was Halo 2 that catapulted Xbox Live into the public eye in 2004, supplying an as yet unparalleled online experience for consoles. The foundations were set, and it was less than a year later that Microsoft revealed the Xbox's successor, the 360. With such a quick turnaround, how long along the Xbox's lifecycle did Microsoft seriously begin to think about its successor? "It came relatively fast, but we certainly weren't thinking about it when version one came out," says Lewis. "After that we were always thinking about what the next iteration ought to be. And the feedback was that the market was ready for next-gen quite quickly. We were ready to bring high-definition, customisation and scalability through that. So we were very excited to bring it to market when we did. There's always an overlap, of course and I think the lifecycle we're in now is much longer for good reason. But it depends on what your consumers are looking for, it's about staying tuned into that consistently. Which I think we're very good at."
The 360 was released for Christmas 2005, giving Microsoft a free run at the beginning of the next generation. How important was it that Microsoft were the first to jump in. "We didn't launch simply to be the first," says Lewis. "At that point we were dancing to our own rhythm, we were determining our own destiny and while mindful of what the competition were doing, we had our own plans and timing. We were confident it was important to bring that next-gen when we did because we were confident it was what consumers were looking for."
They weren't wrong. Xbox 360 flew off shelves in the US and UK. Here, it was nearly impossible to secure a console without a pre-order, and the machine remained sold out for weeks. The more cynical among us claimed that Microsoft were keeping supply low to fuel demand. "We were short in supply," says Lewis. " But we don't like that, we really don't. We want consumers to get hold of the product and we're committed to making that happen. But the demand outstripped even our own expectations, we were air-freighting in inventory all across Europe. Which is not a trivial expense. But we wanted to get machines out there for Christmas."
For all the huge demand, the launch of Xbox 360 had more problems that supply. Soon after gamers got their hands on consoles, reports started to trickle in of machines breaking down, suffering the now infamous 'Red Rings of Death'. Microsoft came under fire for the design flaws and had to move quickly to address the issue that was quickly becoming a major headache. "I think the key to approaching that was understanding it quickly, acting upon it responsibly and investing in the remediation," says Lewis. "It was hardly ideal for us and we spent a lot of time thinking very hard about how best to resolve it. I think the way to build loyalty when you have a challenge like that is to deal with it well. I think people will forgive you if you step up to the plate and deal with it, give them the support that's neccessary. If you're half-hearted about that, you could lose the loyalty you may have enjoyed up to that point. If I look back, I'm proud of the way we dealt with it. But it was not a comfortable phase for us."
The Red Rings of Death fiasco was a notable bump in the road for Microsoft, but the swift remediation allowed them to speed on. A slew of exclusives such as Gears of War, Fable and the return of Halo kept gamers invested, while Microsoft set about enhancing what Lewis calls the 'oxygen' of Xbox: Live. A new Marketplace allowed players to download new content easily, while the friends lists and solid connections made it the preferred choice of console for online gaming.
While Live may have been the shot in the arm the original Xbox needed (and went on to become the lifeblood of its successor), five years into the 360's lifespan, Microsoft was looking for a similar disruptive influence. With motion control in vogue following the extraordinary success of Nintendo's Wii, Microsoft revealed Kinect, a motion-sensing camera that didn't need a controller of any kind. Despite early skepticism of Microsoft's 'magic camera', the device launched in time for Christmas 2010 and, according to the Guiness Book of Records, became the fastest selling consumer technology device in history.
So what next? With the Xbox 360 turning six years old, many industry observers are asking when the next generation of game consoles are going to appear. Nintendo are planning to release their next home console system, Wii U, next year but both Microsoft and Sony are staying quiet about their future plans. There is some speculation that the time for retail disc-based consoles is up, with the rise of digital distribution. Lewis feels the so-called death of retail is greatly exaggerated: "I think this is a very, clear, healthy industry. I think we need to be what consumers want us to be," he says. "At the moment they want us in retail and they also want us to be available digitally. I think there are still challenges in terms of bandwidth and penetration. All of those things need considering. I see a very concurrent relationship going forward, we're very committed to retail now and in the future. Of course things develop and we're very well positioned with Xbox Live and our connected community, which gives us a great insight into what people want to do and how they want to do them and we have to stayed keyed into that."
And what about Xbox itself? Lewis wouldn't be drawn on Microsoft's next console, but feels that the path the 360 and Kinect are setting will be the one they follow into the future. "With the technology that's being enthusiastically received for education, dance, music. We sit back and think these are opportunities for the breadth and depth of entertainment," says Lewis. "With Xbox Live, TV, the immediacy of service, voice-based control and social network integration. All of those things create an exciting future path for us that we're well placed to continue to invest in and be successful in. The industry is changing, the quality bar continues to go up. I feel very privileged to have been so closely involved with Xbox with these last ten years, but I think there's a lot more still to come."


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Attached is the application for the Chattanooga Police Department's Citizen's Police Academy. The first class starts March 8, 2011. I encourage everyone to participate as this is a wonderful opportunity to learn about law enforcement and how your own Chattanooga Police Department protects and serves you. If you have any questions please contact Officer Wayne Jefferson, Jr. I have also copied Officer Jefferson on this message.
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I have been on this dairy-free, soy-free, egg-free, meat-free diet now for about six weeks. The question I keep getting is "are you starving?" Surprisingly no, it hasn't been as hard as I thought. Of course, I have a pretty big reason to do it. Trust me, when you wake up one morning to find blood in your infant's diaper, you'll resolve to do whatever it takes to make your little one feel better. And as an added bonus, I feel really great too!
Are there foods I really miss? In a word: toast. Yep, you read that right. I am a big fan of toast. There is nothing better in this world than a thick slice of whole grain bread (La Brea Bakery's is the best!), toasted ever so lightly, and slathered with salted butter. Oh sure, I can still eat wheat (for now), but take the butter (remember, no dairy) out of the scenario and all you have left is hard bread.
Besides my mid-day buttered toast daydreams, I really don't feel deprived at all. Especially now that I have discovered how to replace the dairy and egg in certain baked goods. This is a recipe I have had for years. I got it from my sister-in-law and it has always been one of Mr.'s favorites. Now, with a little tweaking, we can eat them again!
Ginger Cookies
*dairy-free, soy-free, egg-free - but don't let that throw you off! They are delicious!
2 1/4 c. flour
2 teaspoons baking soda
1 teaspoon ground ginger
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon ground cloves
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 c. brown sugar
3/4 c. canola oil
1/4 c. molasses
1 tablespoon ground flaxseed
3 tablespoons water
In a small bowl combine flaxseed with water and set aside (it will sort-of 'gel' together and look gelatinous like a beaten egg). Combine dry ingredients (flour, baking soda, ginger, cinnamon, cloves, and salt) and set aside. Mix together the oil, molasses, sugar and flaxseed mixture. Add dry ingredients and stir until well combined. Form 1 inch balls and roll in granulated sugar. Bake at 375 degrees for 10 minutes. Makes 48 cookies (depending on how big you make them).
Note: If you aren't trying to avoid egg, or don't have any flaxseed you can substitute the flaxseed/water mixture with one egg.


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The Eltek GC-05 is a key part of the Insulation Retrofit project that is looking at how to better insulate public housing across Glasgow.
Sensors will be used to measure ambient temperature and relative humidity levels within the properties that have had insulation installed. The aim of this is to demonstrate that: a) the insulation is helping to reduce energy consumption; and b) that the conditions within the house have not been negatively affected and condensation levels are at an acceptable level.
This allows the Glasgow City Council and Housing Associations to better match insulation systems to different house types, allowing them to make smarter investment decisions. This information can also be made available to private householders to help them choose the best insulation for their home.
A lower cost, locally-developed sensor with a big role in the Insulation Retrofit project is the BuildAx sensor.
As with the Eltek GC-05 this sensor measure ambient temperature and relative humidity levels. This was a sensor developed by the University of Strathclyde and deployed in parallel to the Eltek GC-05. The sensor is lower cost than the Eltek GC-05 and has been developed to create a lower cost monitoring solution that will allow more properties in Glasgow to be monitored.
As part of the Intelligent Streetlighting project, we will be able to dim lights based on need. The SELC RF Mesh enabled Photo-Cells, measure ambient lighting levels and trigger the adjustment of lighting schedules and dimming profiles set through a Central Management System.
Use of this sensor could have a big impact on energy savings and the improve the lifecycle of our street lights.
As part of the Intelligent Streetlighting project, adaptive lighting control of LED lighting will be provided through a range of sensors.
One such sensor is the Citilog XCAM TD+ video sensor. Able to measure traffic and pedestrian footfall volume, data from the sensor means lighting levels can be adjusted according to need. This could have huge benefits to both lighting efficiency and public safety through a better understanding of our lighting needs.
The Urbiotica U-Sound sensor monitors continuous sound levels in real time, notifying the Operations Centre when noise exceeds certain levels. The Operations Centre can then adjust lighting levels if desired through a Central Management System interface.
A system such as this could be used to enhance public safety by increasing visibility in areas where there is heavy footfall after an event or in an emergency situation.
Rethinking how we use the 'real estate' of our street lighting, the Urbiotica U-Air Sensor plugs into street light and can measure pollutant gases through chemical and optical sensors.
This information is brought back to a Central Management System that can trigger notification alerts if levels reach past predetermined thresholds. Being able to understand city air quality in real time build an accurate picture of pollution in the city and help us manage this in smarter and more effective ways.


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Youth WASH Concern Workshop: XI Series
Youth WASH Concern Workshop is an empowerment and capacity building program for youth on WASH, organized jointly by Paschim Paaila and ENPHO. Youth WASH Concern Workshop is regular event of Paschim Paaila organized every year. Youth WASH Concern Workshop XI series was successfully conducted from 10th February to 12th February, 2017 from 9:30 am to 5:30 pm at Seminar Hall of Nobel College. The main objective of workshop is to enhance the capacity and knowledge on WASH, to empower youths on WASH initiatives as social issues to motivate youths as Youth WASH ambassador and to sensitize youth on importance of WASH to create environmentally healthy community.
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This three day workshop was conducted with presence of total 24 participants. Participants were selected from various institution and educational background on the basis of their application. Online application was opened 15 days prior to workshop. Workshop was facilitated by Paschim Paaila team and, 7 resource persons from different organizations took sessions on varied topics of WASH. Sessions of workshop basically focused on Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), disaster, behavior change, SDGs, wastewater and its management and motivation for youth all linked with WASH.
Presentations from resource persons who were young yet experienced professionals in the sector of WASH and group activities grabbed interest of participants. Participatory approach on workshop made workshop even more productive. Creativity of participants was explored during group work and activities in workshop. Participants reviewed their knowledge during group work by dance, song, drama and presentation on different topics based on sessions taken during workshop. Each group made their action plan which will be implemented in coming days marked successful completion of three day workshop.


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Actor Jimmy Sheirgill, who has carved a niche for himself in the Hindi and Punjabi industry in his almost two decades long career, says Punjabi cinema is on a growth trajectory, and it can work better with proper governing bodies.
"Punjabi cinema is growing and it is on a very fresh stage right now. Punjabi film industry still needs to have proper governing bodies like a Producers' association, directors' association, writers' association… and more for it to become properly organised and professional," Jimmy told IANS over phone from Mumbai.
While the actor has found praise for the variety of roles he has essayed in Bollywood — the recent being his part in "Tanu Weds Manu Returns" — he says he makes sure he does Punjabi films off and on too.
"Yaaran Naal Baharan" was Jimmy's first Punjabi hit, after which he went on to act in many other movies in the language, including "Mel Karade Rabba".
Talking about how his stint with Punjabi cinema began, he shared that it was due to director Manmohan Singh.
"I enjoyed working with him so much so that I decided to do a Punjabi film every year. Looking at the response the film got, I realised and decided that I have to do something for this industry from my end," said Jimmy, who says he spares ample time to promote all his movies.
In Bollywood, Jimmy got noticed with Aditya Chopra's 2000 film "Mohabbatein", even though he had made his debut with the 1996 critically acclaimed movie "Maachis". He has since starred in myriad roles — from comical entertainers like "Lage Raho Munna Bhai" and "Fugly"; intense dramas like "Yahaan", "A Wednesday" and "Special 26"; and also movies like "My Name is Khan" and "Saheb, Biwi Aur Gangster".
Rarely does Jimmy, 44, like a break.
"I never wanted to sit at home, always wanted to be working, and that is exactly what I have been doing for the past 20 years now. I am happy about it.
"Each time I have tried to take a break, it has not been really a good time for me. I was bed-ridden in the year 2011 for almost a year because of my spine and at that time I thought it was over for me. It was probably the worst phase of my life," he said.
Thankful about being back in action, the actor cited a lesson he learnt from veteran writer and "Maachis" director Gulzar, who directed "Maachis", and said: "The worst thing for an actor is to be sitting at home not doing anything."
Jimmy is also a popular supporting actor, but he has no qualms about playing second fiddle as he feels he gets powerful roles to essay.
Talking specifically about Sanjay Dutt starrer "Munna Bhai M.B.B.S", in which he was seen as a depressed boy, he said: "I did not think at that point of time that I am going for a supporting role, whereas I am doing solo leads at the moment. Maybe because the role or the script excited me more."
He also said how in current times, character-driven roles are getting more appreciation in the film industry.
Jimmy is currently awaiting the release of his Punjabi film "Hero-Naam Yaad Rakhi" on July 10 and post that is a Hindi film "Madari", a socio-political drama, which also features actor Irrfan Khan. Thereafter, he has another Punjabi film titled "Shareek", scheduled to release on October 22.