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Man awakes from nap to find himself being held at gunpoint by accused robber, asked for cocaine
HOUSTON – Houston police are looking for a man wanted for aggravated robbery with a deadly weapon after a home invasion at a downtown Houston apartment complex.
The robbery happened Nov. 3 in the 1800 block of St. Joseph's Parkway.
The victim, Andrew Doggett, told KPRC he felt safe in the complex so didn't feel the need to lock the door to his unit.
So the robber had easy access, walking into the unit in the middle of the afternoon as Doggett was taking a nap.
"I woke up and I saw this man standing in the doorway of my room. It actually seemed more like a dream (until) I saw the small black spot at his side (and) I realized I was being held at gunpoint," Doggett said.
Doggett says the robber made a very specific demand.
"He mumbled that he was looking for cocaine and I said, 'I have nothing I have no drugs' and he said, 'wrong apartment' and walked," Doggett recalled.
It turned out the gun the robber pointed at Doggett was one the robber found in the apartment. He stole the gun, along with a bottle of Crown Royal and a pair of diamond earrings.
Surveillance cameras captured images of the suspected robber. Crime Stoppers is offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to his arrest.
Call 713-222-TIPS. You can remain anonymous.
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Dave Stewart is an accomplished musician and one of the most respected multi-media entrepreneurs in the music industry. He is well-renowned throughout the entertainment industry as an author, filmmaker, producer, photographer, director and philanthropist.
For more than 30 years, Dave Stewart has written and recorded music, establishing himself as one of the music industry's most respected and accomplished talents. During his career, he has written some of the best-loved songs ever recorded and has sold more than 100 million albums.
His collaboration with Annie Lennox as part of the Eurythmics created some of the best-loved and most recognised tracks of all time, including 'Sweet Dreams', 'Here Comes The Rain Again' and 'Would I Lie To You?'.
As well as writing music, Dave Stewart has also produced music for some of the biggest artists in the world, including Mick Jagger, Tom Petty, Bono, Gwen Stefani, Katy Perry, Brian Ferry and Sinéad O'Connor, among others. He has written, produced and scored songs for a number of hit films, including 'Alfie' and 'Madagascar 3'. He also wrote the songs for the musical adaptation of the film 'Ghost' with songwriter and producer Glen Ballard.
Dave is the founder of Weapons of Mass Entertainment (WME), which was set up in order to link creative ideas to music, television, film, new media, theatre and book projects, and which was described by The LA Times as a "media company for the new world".
Dave's entrepreneurial spirit didn't stop with WME, he created a successful multimedia creative centre and members' club in London – The Hospital Club with Microsoft's co-founder, Paul Allen and released a business book entitled "The Business Playground", co-authored with Mark Simmons.
In 2015 Dave Stewart launched the First Artist Bank, aiming to provide artists with a one-stop shop for money management, monetisation and product marketing.
Dave Stewart is an excellent public speaker and regularly advises businesses and corporations about innovation and creativity. He is internationally recognised as an authority on music, communications, production, futurism, technology and creativity.
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Dawn of a new day, as indeed it must
Every dawn is a little miracle. An expected miracle. We know there will be dawn because there is always dawn and then sunrise, right? So, let's go with the expected.
The sun will rise and the earth will turn because it always has and that's the way we like it.
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#46 – The Graveyard Book, by Neil Gaiman
- Read: 5/14/16 – 5/21/16
- Provenance: Library (audiobook)
- Challenge: BookRiot Read Harder 2016
- Task: Listen to an audiobook that has won an Audie Award
- Rating: 5/5 stars
If I had to listen to one audiobook for my accumulated challenges, boy howdy, am I glad I picked this one. It's phenomenal. I would have enjoyed the story if I were reading it, but listening to Gaiman's excellent narration made it spectacular–the wide range of accents and voices he uses for the characters is impressive and charming.
And I got to knit while I listened, as evidenced by those three dishcloths I finished.
So I'd recommend it, obviously.
But this experience, as wonderful as it was in so many ways, has confirmed for me that I am not an audiobook person. The format doesn't fit into my lifestyle. I don't have a commute to listen during. My Kindle is awkward to lug around the house if I want to do chores, and I don't have another device to use that's more portable. Hoopla's player has a 30-second rewind button, which is handy when I missed something, but I didn't like how it automatically activated when I started a new session, so I ended up listening to the end of several chapters twice. (There may be a way to stop that from happening, but I couldn't find it.) And because of the time involved in starting a session–waiting for the Kindle to boot up, untangling my always-tangled earbuds, and of course the 30-second rewind–I felt like I had to commit to at least half an hour at a time, a whole chapter if I could (they were usually around 45 minutes at 1x speed).
Whereas with a physical book, it's much easier for me to pick it up and read for five minutes while I've got dishes soaking in the sink, then put it down again. I sneak a lot of reading in those bits and pieces–I don't always have 45 minutes to spare in one long chunk.
These complaints are incredibly specific to my life and do not reflect back on the work itself–the only flaw I found in the audio was that the music at the beginning of each chapter tended to drown out the narration for a minute before it faded out. But I won't be listening to any audiobooks again in the foreseeable future.
#47 – Our Town, by Thornton Wilder
- Read: 5/20/16 – 5/21/16
- Provenance: Owned (paperback)
- Challenge: BookRiot Read Harder 2016
- Task: Read a play
- Rating: 3/5 stars
The foreword of this edition begins by supposing the reader has already read Our Town, sometime in distant memory, perhaps for school.
This is true of me, so I immediately felt at ease. In fact, I had not read the entire play, only the third and final act–it was part of a collection of "short stories" my seventh-grade English class read, which was actually a series of excerpts from longer works. I don't remember all of them, but Our Town was one, Flowers for Algernon another, and my favorite of the bunch was "The Bishop's Silver," which came from early in Les Miserables. (Which I went on to read, unabridged, in eighth grade. Took me a month, but I loved it.)
Now that I've read the entirety of the play, I'm positively boggled that anyone thought it was a good idea to have 11- and 12-year-olds read just the final act. No wonder it made no goddamn sense.
It makes a lot more sense now, two decades later, when I do catch myself wondering, sometimes, how time slips away from me.
That being said, I don't know enough about the history of the theater to appreciate most of the extra materials in this book, so I only skimmed them. And while I enjoyed reading it, I think I'd prefer seeing a performance, so if I ever get the opportunity, I will.
#48 – The Long Earth, by Terry Pratchett & Stephen Baxter
- Read: 5/21/16 – 5/25/16
- Provenance: Owned (hardcover)
- Challenge: BookRiot Read Harder 2016
- Task: Read a dystopian or post-apocalyptic book
- Rating: 5/5 stars
It has been a long time since I read a sci-fi novel that felt new to me.
If you pick The Long Earth apart at the seams, there will be flaws, and there will be thematic similarities to older works–there are no new stories, nothing is written in a vacuum, and so on. The "new wave of humanity" aspect is a little X-Men. There's a "hunting through ruins of unknown civilizations" bit that was a little Stargate SG-1 (and others, of course, but that's my own personal touchstone for it.)
But at no point while I was reading this did I feel like I was slogging through a rehash of either of those two franchises. Or Star Trek in any of its forms. Or anything.
This felt new. The best sci-fi asks you to suspend your disbelief once, at the beginning, then never has to ask again because everything else should follow from it. The Long Earth felt eminently real–the ramifications of the discovery of "stepping", of the Long Earth, smacked society in the face good and hard, then settled in for the slow dissolve of families, countries, and geopolitical structure.
It was utterly fascinating.
The narrative structure reinforces this, and I want to mention it specifically because it's one I truly enjoy. At the beginning, individual chapters are devoted to the introductions of several characters. One of these is of course the main protagonist, and he's easy to spot, but the others? You don't immediately know their importance to the story. Are they Aftermath characters, whose brief stories give you interesting tidbits of worldbuilding, but never show up again? Are they going to reappear and do interesting things, cause interesting complications?
(Spoiler: They do.)
I love novels where the side plots are separate from the main arc, only to be neatly woven in when needed. And The Long Earth does it perfectly, not leaving a single character out, tying up all the truly loose ends, except the big fat one that leads to the next book.
The next book that I definitely need to lay hands on, and soon.
What did you read this week? Anything fantastic you want to recommend? I'm always happy to get suggestions to add to my TBR!


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Miami wedding planner, Lourdes Milian, made another dream come true this summer at the Trump International Beach Resort in Miami.
Adorned in blushes, mixed metals, and a little sparkle, the ocean view ballroom was one to be seen. Flowers provided by CasaDiris were fresh in bloom and filled the room with the most romantic of scents, while the stage was set for one of Miami's top bands brought to us by Junior's Entertainment Group.
Thanks to Ray Santana Photography and Merge Social, every beautiful moment was captured. It was a perfect night, fit for Lili and Andy; a couple who graced the event with their endearing love story.
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Commercial Rainwater Harvesting Systems
Rainwater Harvesting on a commercial scale makes a great deal of financial sense. The large collection areas and high water usage requirements for buildings of a commercial nature, make them ideally suited to reap the long term benefits of harvesting rainwater.
What do we class as a commercial building? Colleges, Schools, Theatres, Airport Terminals, Office blocks, libraries,......The list is endless.
Here at ecoserve, we have spent a great deal of time developing our commercial systems. All of our commercial systems use inverter drive technologies, which will only apply the amount of power to the pump necessary to meet demand (think of it like a scalectrix controller, squeezing the trigger harder to make the car go faster). The two main benefits being extended pump service life and up to 60% reduction in power consumption over fixed speed controllers.
To show how confident we are in our product, we offer a 3 year warranty against defective parts, on all of our commercial systems...yes, 3 years! While the industry standard is just 1 year for commercial grade systems. The only qualifying criteria for this is that the system is commissioned and serviced by ecoserve.
Control types:
Controls for Commercial Rainwater Harvesting systems are generally bespoke; designed and sized to reflect the demands of the building in which they are installed. There are however three specific types of Rainwater Harvesting system.
- Direct: Where the Rainwater is collected from the roof area, filtered, stored in a large tank and then pumped directly to the point of use under pressure.
- Indirect: Rainwater is collected as with the direct system, but the Rainwater is pumped to a storage tank mounted at height (usually a roof space), from where it feeds by gravity to the point of use.
- Combi-booster: As with the indirect system, but with the storage tank mounted at a lower level and then pumped on to the point of use.
- From 1800 litres up to 10,000 litres, our underground storage tanks are made from polyethylene. All are shallow dig, with only the footprint increasing with size.
- from 10,000 litres, up to 100,000 litres our underground storage tanks are manufactured in GRP and sized specifically for each installation.
- Above ground our polyethylene storage tanks can be as large as 20,000 litres and then linked to form batteries of multiple tanks totalling hundreds of thousands of litres.
- Large above ground tanks manufactured from GRP can also be supplied as sectional tanks, which are built on-site to a prefabricated design. This type of tank is ideally suited to internal installations such as basements or plant rooms.


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Can you believe 2013 is 1/52 over? My, how time DOES fly!
I hope you and yours had a peaceful and meaningful holiday season. I know many struggled to find joy during the days of Christmas because of dealing with the recent loss of a loved one. I certainly understand THAT. I am also living proof that God�s grace is truly sufficient� for those who�ll allow it to be.
I was blessed to get to spend time with many of my loved ones during the Christmas season. Even enjoyed a white Christmas in Colorado. (Of course, there were those in North Texas who got more snow than we did in Monument!)
Had another interesting encounter with the TSA at DFW as I prepared to head to Colorado Springs. One time, a while back, before entering the big x-ray machine I was instructed to be sure everything� EVERY thing� was out of my pockets. ALL pockets.
I missed a small piece of paper in a shirt pocket before entering the machine. Once through, I was pulled aside and thoroughly searched before being allowed to get on the plane.
On my most recent trip, I went through the machine and was informed by the agent needed to search my arms and upper body. Per his instruction, I stretched my arms out to either side. He proceeded to pat them down and then run his hands up and down and around my torso. (I didn�t like it, but it wasn�t nearly as bothersome as when they do the lower half.) After being convinced I was �clean,� the agent, I was okayed to go.
I got dressed� again� and headed for my gate. Once I was there, I was getting situated in my chair when I noticed something inside my shirt pocket. I reached in a pulled out my iPod Touch� the one that is the same size as my cell phone. Once again my confidence in airport security was bolstered. Not.
On Jan. 19, 2003, thirteen of us gathered in a metal building� with no heat� for the first meeting of Cornerstone Christian Fellowship. It�s so hard to believe that was 10 years ago!
God had richly blessed us through the years, and we are certainly grateful for all those blessings. We�re going to celebrate our anniversary on Sunday, Jan. 20. There�ll be a country-style �dinner-on-the-ground� after the worship service, including some good ol� fried chicken (that�s still got the bone in it!) and lots of other favorite delectables. We�ll have some good singin�, story-tellin� and table-games. Just a whole lot of great fellowship. It�s gonna be fun and we invite our friends outside the Cornerstone family to celebrate with us. Just bring your favorite covered-dish item and join us for an afternoon of fun. We�ll get started right after noon with the added festivities.
If you have a church home, I hope you�ll be THERE come Sunday. If not, we�d love to have you visit us! Bible study (all ages) starts at 9:30 and worship is at 10:40. The church is located at 3184 FM 202, formerly �Rock Creek Baptist Church.�
Life�s an adventure. I�m livin� it up!!!
Randy McLelland, a.k.a. Randy Mac, is senior pastor of Cornerstone Christian Fellowship Church on FM 202. He plays the role of "Grandpa" in The Promise and, through his �Livin' It Up� ministries, is a motivational speaker and Christian entertainer. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com or (817) 454-3386. His web address is randymac.com.


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Drox Operative: Invasion of the Ancients Preview
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Of course, Drox Operative has hit its official release since then, and Soldak has been hard at work on Invasion of the Ancients, an expansion pack for Drox Operative that adds a healthy dose of freshness to the game. There are no new campaigns, storylines or even completely brand-new mechanics here - Invasion of the Ancients is an expansion in the most traditional sense, simply beefing up the original game with new content and features.
It's worth noting that like all of Soldak's titles, this expansion doesn't really adhere to a precise "release date". Invasion of the Ancients is available for purchase well before its "done", and this extended beta access allows the developer to get feedback on their games that can lead to radical changes. As such, while I don't think Invasion of the Ancients will change too much in the next few months, it's worth noting some of my concerns may also be rectified by the time that comes.
Invasion of the Ancients
The titular new element added in this expansion pack are the mysterious Ancients, old alien races long thought to be exterminated, now returned to the universe to take vengeance on the new rules of the stars. In theory, this should throw an interesting new element into the galactic relations - a faction that bypasses the diplomacy system and represents a threat to all races regardless of who they are could certainly spice things up.
As a rare random event, they will show up to stage invasions on the sector you're playing in, attacking in waves to wipe out entire solar systems. This introduces an interesting "monkey wrench" into the existing relations between races, as one particular faction you're courting might suddenly get half its empire wiped off the map if you weren't there to help protect it, forcing you to reconsider your plans for victory.
Unfortunately, if I'm to be honest, I found that this event was very uncommon and often hard to pay attention to. I didn't even see it until after I had got my ship leveled up significantly, after about a dozen separate games, and once it happened I had trouble following it. I missed the intiial announcement about the invasion, so while the game was constantly giving me news about new waves of attacks coming, I had no information on where to go to even see it. The second time I witnessed this event, things went a lot more smoothly and there were some interesting ramifications, like brand-new quests added as a result of the invasions, but I still feel the entire thing could be presented a little more coherently.
New Technology
There are also a sizable number of additions to gameplay that you may not notice at first. One of my favorites are brand-new space stations, which take considerable time and resources to defeat and can have some interesting economic effects on the sector - don't be surprised if you can't defeat one immediately out of the gate, without first upgrading your ship. A particular race that builds an orbital defense station will suddenly become far more difficult to wage war on, while one that has a hydroponics station will receive big bonuses to its growth. Overall, the impact is relatively subtle, but still appreciated stuff that adds just a bit more variety to gameplay.
Likewise, there are a decent number of new monsters/enemies added to the game in Invasion of the Ancients, but those who have played Drox Operative also probably know that the differences between enemies tend to be minor. Ultimately these additions feel cosmetic at best, and while some of these enemies do have some unique capabilities, the tactics for fighting them remain the same as ever - fly around as quickly as you can to dodge missiles, while firing all weapons as fast as you can and chugging consumables over and over.
I also found the new items added to the game to be a bit of a mixed bag. Microchips are one of the biggest new additions, but in practice I barely noticed them. Taking a form similar to gems in Diablo and Torchlight, these are add-ons that can be inserted into items, provided they have a free slot. Some chips give very small benefits, such as mild stat boosts, but others might end up upgrading a standard piece of equipment to "legendary" tier material. However, these were so rare to come by that I never once used them, and the only time I ever bothered was with equipment that had chips already pre-installed - a bit disappointing to say the least.
Other new gear includes things like boarding parties used to attack other ships in combat (they operate a bit like persistent status effects), and swarm missiles that break off into multiple warheads to chase down enemies. While some of these are fun to play with, and they do integrate naturally into the Drox loot economy, I also didn't really find myself blown away by the additions or find myself aching to use any of them - for me, my old stand-bys of mines and viruses that I used in the base game worked just fine, and I couldn't see a compelling reason to change over.
Added Features
There are a few more features worth talking about in Invasion of the Ancients. First, there's a brand-new race called the Scavenger, who are effectively survivalists that are willing to integrate their human-like forms with every bit of technology they can find in order to stay alive - and yes, you can play as them for some different starting bonuses if you so choose.
Second, there are now persistent sectors available, which allow you to carry over some characteristics of one game into another. For instance, if the Dryad ended up dominating one game then they'll return in the next with some starting benefits. I experimented with this feature a bit, but found I actually preferred turning it off after a while, since I found games to get a little bit more formulaic with the option switched on.
The last new big feature added are Drox Guild quests. The Drox Guild was, in the base game, very passive and only really window dressing for the gameplay, but in Invasion of the Ancients they will set a number of optional requirements for compleing a sector that can result in bigger bonuses once you've one. For instance, they might order you to dominate the entire sector through force, get two races to ally with each other, and so on. These can definitely direct the way you play, if you want them to, but I often found the requests to be somewhat arbitrary and impossible to solve simply due to how the different races progressed as the game went on.
Closing Thoughts
Overall, I enjoyed my time with Invasion of the Ancients just as I did with the base Drox Operative game. But, I'm not sure that has a lot to do with the new content, or simply because it's been some time since I last played the game. To be sure, the new additions are nice, but it's worth repeating that this expansion is very much a traditional add-on rather than something that is going to completely overhaul the game.
I must admit, I was slightly disappointed that some existing issues from Drox Operative still existed. For example, the marriage of a 4X game and an action-RPG is still novel, but sometimes I found that I would completely missed out on certain events simply because I was busy fighting enemies at the time, and then had no good way to refer to what I'd missed. The user interface is also a little rough, still, and I find myself missing some convenience features at times, like the ability to choose to sell all information or technology to a race with a single click. These are the kinds of things an expansion could have smoothed out a bit, but such changes are nowhere to be seen in Invasion of the Ancients.
Again, as these impressions are based on a preview build, there's a very real chance that some of my issues, most notably with the somewhat underwhelming invasion feature, will be improved upon. Indeed, Soldak made major changes to Drox Operative during the time I was previewing the original game, including new victory conditions, so there's no reason to expect they won't be taking player feedback into account this time.
For those who are still playing Drox Operative and still want more of it, Invasion of the Ancients is a safe buy - and at $10 USD, it's very affordable (though, it's worth noting, half the price of the base game itself). Ultimately, Invasion of the Ancients gave me a chance to go back and put a few dozen more hours into Drox Operative and see some new things along the way, and it's hard to complain too much about that. Those who want more dramatic changes to Drox Operative, though, may want to wait and see how this expansion develops over the next few months.


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Mount Murray
Period: Modern
NGR Easting: 232960
NGR Northing: 474165
Description: Modern watermill.
The Ordnance Survey 1:2500 First Edition mapping of 1867-8 depicts a water mill at this location, without annotation.
The building is still standing.
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Site & Monument Type: watermill
Category: National Monuments Record: Archaeological Sites [multi-site]
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Juventus has been one of the teams in Europe to take pay cuts due to the ongoing coronavirus crisis.
The cuts have prompted a chunk of teams to follow suit to fight the pandemic but how much does one of their own start players in Cristiano Ronaldo earn after the pay cut?
According to Tuttosport, Ronaldo takes home an annual salary at Juventus of £28million, which would relate to approximately £280,000 every week. The wage cut will now see the Portugal captain cut his wages to by £3.4m (€3.8m).
Juventus players and coaching staff have agreed to take pay cuts for the next four months with the agreement said to be worth about £80.7million (€90m) of the club's wage bill.
A statement from Juventus in the weak noted: "Juventus Football Club S.p.A. announces that due to the current global health emergency is preventing the performance of the sporting activity, it has reached an understanding with the players and the coach of the First Team regarding their compensation for the residual portion of the current sport season."
Earlier this month, the 35-year-old Ronaldo shared an important message with his 209m Instagram followers concerning the coronavirus pandemic saying: "If you ever dreamed of playing for millions around the world, now is your chance. Play inside, play for the world."
The outbreak of COVID-19 has disrupted the football calendar, with Serie A one of many European leagues being suspended.


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The unique amber sound of the Orchestra has originated in a unique place at the Baltic Sea – in Liepāja.
On 22 September at 7 p.m. at Liepāja Concert Hall "GREAT AMBER" the concert "Lūsēns and Subramaniam. A Tribute to Latvia" will feature the first symphony by Jānis Lūsēns ‒ "Romantic Symphony", played by Liepāja Symphony Orchestra (LSO) under conductor Kaspars Ādamsons.
Mid-September will see the fourth premiere of a symphony from the Centenary Cycle, commissioned by Liepāja Symphony Orchestra and following the premieres of symphonies by Rihards Dubra, Imants Kalniņš and Andris Vecumnieks. "Liepāja Symphony Orchestra's request to write this symphony was a big challenge and temptation for me," says the composer about the creation of his first symphony. "In the beginning I listened to a lot of music and followed the global contemporary music news but there was nothing that pleased me. I am not a fan of contemporary symphonic music. Almost 80 % of the projects are short-term ones. It does not take great skills to apply various orchestral techniques and to surprise with something. I have often heard attempts to get the message across with decent composition techniques that result in failure. This is why I found no sense in composing something just for the sake of composing. It was of no interest to me, until all of a sudden it dawned on me ‒ if the request comes from Liepāja, it has to be about Liepāja. All of it is related to the beginnings of my musical experience acquired at Liepāja Music School, when I was a teenager. This is where I learned about music and where my musical career started. I wanted to reflect my feelings of that period ‒ the band Little Minuet, performing Imants Kalniņš' music with Šipkēvics at the guitar; my passion for organ music, Bach's music, impressionism and expressionism, French music. I wanted to render the intonations of those days; the music is mostly associative not direct."
Liepāja born Jānis Lūsēns is the founder of the ensemble "Zodiac" and a well-known composer. Most of his compositions are theatre musicals, rock-operas, operas for children. The ones that have been most successful are the rock-opera "Sphinx", showed 86 times at the National Theatre, and "Kaupēns, my love" which has been included in the Latvian Cultural Canon. He has also been a music director at the Liepāja Theatre. However, it is songs that constitute the main part of Jānis Lūsēns' compositions. He has written solo songs, songs for choirs and ensembles, as well as vocal symphonic works: Cantata LIIV, Magnificat, choral symphony "In Deep Breath". Lūsēns' contribution to Latvian Music has been noted and highly appraised. He has received the Latvian Theatre Award as the best composer (for the music for "Santa Krusa" in 1996; for rock-opera "Kaupēns, my love" in 1999), the Great Music Award (for theatre music and contribution to the theatre music genre in 2000), and the Eternity Prize of the Copyright and Communication Consulting Agency of Latvia in 2003 and 2014.
The concert will feature the Indian violin virtuoso and composer Dr. L. Subramaniam and the premiere of his "Latvian Symphony", as well as his concerto for violin and orchestra "Isabel" and symphony "Bharath".
Tickets for LSO concerts can be purchased at all box-offices of "Biļešu paradīze" and at www.bilesuparadize.lv.
The concerted is supported by the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Latvia, the Cultural Capital Foundation and Lakshminarayana Global Music Festival.


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Sexually immature female crabs shed numerous times. Like all exoskeleton crustaceans, they grow inside of their existing shell until, when the shell no longer fits them, they shed. The shell splits at the back and the crab backs out of it with its new, larger, exoskeleton in a soft state. This soft state lasts for less than one tide, starting to harden as soon as the crab has backed out of its former shell.
During the very brief time in which the new exoskeleton is soft, the crab is, not surprisingly, a soft-shelled crab, favored delicacy of seafood lovers, and equally favored delicacy of many a predatory gamefish. I know of no desirable gamefish species in the back bays that don't love soft-crabs as much as most folk down for the weekend do.
Something curious happens to the sexually immature female in preparation for the last shed of her life. She goes through a kind of blue claw puberty while her final exoskeleton is forming underneath her immature hard shell. She begins to release pheromones, which she hopes will attract a male hard-shelled blue claw. This process begins a week or so before they shed.
The male blue claw, attracted by the pheromones, wraps his feeler legs around the back of the immature female, carrying her underneath of him, protecting her from predators, like stripers, bluefish, weakfish, dogfish, fluke, and other species that detect the pheromones. This produces the "doublers" that have delighted small kids with crab nets and recreational crabbers since time immemorial. When the female finally sheds, the male protects her and then, in her softened state, he wraps his swimmer legs around her once again, but this time she is upside down. For a tide they are belly to belly in the act of mating. Once the impregnated female is hard, the male releases her, the eggs grow in her, and she goes her own way to grow her egg sack and propagate the species. Females mate only once in their lives immediately following the pubertal, or so-called terminal molt.
While this process occurs sporadically throughout the season, when crabs are up out of the mud and active, a virtual crab orgy occurs just prior to the full-moon in June - the annual big shed - and to a somewhat lesser extent during the full moon of July, occurring this month on July 19. These are the two months of the year during which vast numbers of females shed and are impregnated.
The problem for the crabs is that this is the very time of year that large numbers of weakfish, blues, school sized stripers, fluke, eels, and dogfish are being attracted by the released pheromones. Not surprisingly then, pheromone releasing female crabs are absolutely terrific bait from late spring, just prior to the first full moon in June, until the early fall.
The about-to-shed females are known as peelers, or more commonly, shedders. The proximity to their final shed can be determined in several ways. The belly of the immature female contains a white, triangular piece of shell over the immature sex organ. The sexually mature females belly contains a half moon piece of horizontally striped gray and white shell with a point at the top.
As the new mature exoskeleton grows underneath the immature shell, that triangular piece beings to turn color - from off white, to white with a few gray-blue streaky horizontal lines, to a vividly colored triangle of alternating horizontal pumpkin and blue. Crabs in this state are called "comers" - meaning that they are going to shed within a week or so. Some fishermen, when catching these, put them in small live boxes at the dock and check them daily as the time for the shed gets closer. Commercial crabbers and experienced fishermen can tell how long before the crab will shed by the intensifying color of the triangular piece of belly shell.
You want to use the crab before they shed, as they are still pheromone rich and will attract fish. Once the crab sheds and is soft, the pheromones are all released, and they will not be as attractive to predatory fish. Besides, at this point you might as well have soft-crabs for dinner instead of fish.
It's pretty much as simple as peeling the crab by hand, and putting pieces on a simple three-way rig, although they're especially deadly on bucktails. The crab must be close to shedding - within a tide or two - or they do not peel well. They live a surprisingly long time if kept in a paper bag out of the sun and will stay alive throughout a long day's fishing.


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"Classic, legendary, not easy to understand, yet enduring, multi-layered white wines are born in Somló. Although there is a difference between the opinions what makes their character special, but one is certain: their uniqueness is indisputable. "This is where the article begins, and of course we agree, with the small addition that there is plenty of easy-to-understand wine on the hill. And this is very important: our old goal, together with many other Somló wine producers, to show that Somló gives excellent wines in the light body, well-consumable category as well.
Which is, moreover, the most important finding of the summary. We learn that Somló has long been one of Tokaj's strongest rivals in big white wines with great potential, and it also turns out that two main styles are typical of today's wine region. One is "traditional" while the other tries to break away from the "deeply rooted oxidative tradition". As András Horkay puts it: the world goes to the "easier-to-drink wines", so it is very positive to see that Somló wine-growers can and want to produce wine that is simultaneously able to show the unique, mineral Somló terroir, yet they are fruity and easier to drink, and the variety itself remains recognizable.
The article also tells about the unique volcanic soil and our most important varieties of grapes: Somló's most important characteristic is the diversity of soils, it makes its wine distinctive and unmistakable, and Mr Horkay describes Juhfark, our most important variety, as an independent category that best expresses the true Somló character. And we also get a fair review of the tasted wines, including our 2015 Top Selection Aranyhegy Juhfark, with the second highest score.
You can also read a lot of other interesting details in the article, such as a comprehensive report of this year's Somló Juhfark Celebration, and we finally get a lesson we can agree with: the future of the wine region lies in the unique grape varieties (Juhfark, Furmint, Hárslevelű), the impeccable character of the hill and quality winemaking. We're on it, make sure of that you too!


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At Discover Children's Story Centre, ADA 3.0 Fellow, Jessica Ziebland is putting a stake in the ground by offering free afternoons for local school children. Will they enjoy their free afternoon and what if they don't come back? These are all bubbling around in the set up of Jessica's experiment.
My first experiment is going well (if slowly – schools are not the swiftest at responding to emails even when you are offering something fun and free for their pupils).
My aims for this experiment were quite simple:
We want to ensure we're a space for our local community.
We are for kids.
Kids generally go to local schools.
We have relationships with our local schools.
It seems a no-brainer to reach local families by approaching them through schools. In addition, we have quieter times in our spaces on weekday afternoons – at exactly the time when kids are leaving schools.
At the advice of my mentor, Pauline, I am holding off the exact logistics until I've spoken to our contacts at the schools – as they undoubtably hold information about their kids and families that can help make this the best possible offer. But the bit I have been stuck on is the measuring.
Measuring is always hard with diversity. There's nothing more alienating to a group of people than to endlessly survey them, ask them about their household income and ethnic diversity and how often they engage with 'The Arts' (okay, some things probably are more alienating, but still).
So to decide 'what success looks like' I went back to the original question: why are we doing this? We want local people to view Discover as a space for their families. And we think that we are welcoming and wonderful – we just need to get people through the door so they can see that for themselves, and come back.
What we need to know is:
– Is this your first time here?
– Will you come back?
We already know they're local (tick) because we are giving these free passes to local schools. And we'll have the numbers of people recorded as part of the entry process, so that information will be collected too.
We're not going to ask them a million other, possibly intrusive, certainly long winded questions. we can simply have someone standing by the exit asking people these two yes/no questions. My experience of asking people short questionnaires is that those that want to will take the chance to tell you other things too, and that's always interesting and useful – we'll record and ponder that qualitative stuff as well.
So what does success look like?
We don't really know until we see it – but we do know these things:
Local families
Lots of them
Lots of them new to Discover
Lots of them saying they want to come back
My next post might be titled: what does failure look like (and what we can still learn). Because that's okay too.


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TRANSCRIPT: The White House Office of the Press Secretary For Immediate Release September 11, 2017 Remarks by President Trump at the 9/11 Memorial Observance The Pentagon Arlington, Virginia 9:49 A.M. EDT THE PRESIDENT: Thank you, General. Thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen. I want to thank you, Secretary [Read More]


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She's looking good. Thank you for the link you Rule 5 you.
She is so darling, and she and Secrest are a beautiful couple. I missed the movie. I love dance movies even if they're bad, but didn't see reviews of this one.
Top notch! Except for those shots with the guy in the red and blue pajamas.
Great job on this one Teresa. Thanks for the links.
Good looking lady that.
Julianne needs to learn to come out of her shell lol
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Pic #3 and #8 ... I don't have a daughter, but if I did, and she went dancing with that guy ... I'm afraid the Great Dane would be assigned chaperone duty. I'd make sure the dog was hungry for the duty period, too.
So nice I linked her twice:
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HARRISBURG – A total of 97 disciplinary actions, including $78,700 in administrative penalties, have been taken against 48 underground facility owners, excavators and project owners in the latest enforcement actions by the Public Utility Commission's (PUC's) Damage Prevention Committee (DPC). These actions were taken during the DPC's May 2019 meeting.
The DPC is tasked with enforcing the state's Underground Utility Line Protection Act – also known as the "PA One Call Law."
A comprehensive list of summaries and actions from DPC meetings is available on the PUC's website. Penalties are payable to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. The Commission will offset the costs of administering this program through the penalties collected.
Digging Safety – PA One Call
Every year, underground lines across the state are struck more than 6,000 times – which means that during the average workday a pipeline or other vital utility system is hit every 20 minutes. While underground lines are often "out of sight and out of mind," every hit poses a risk to the contractors and homeowners who are doing the digging; to utility workers and emergency responders who are mobilized when lines are struck; and to bystanders who live, work or travel near the locations of the incidents.
State law requires contractors and residents to contact PA One Call at least three business days prior to excavation – triggering alerts to all utilities within an intended digging area and prompting utilities to mark where their facilities are located. Pennsylvanians can dial 8-1-1 to connect with the One Call system, while out-of-state residents or businesses can call 1-800-242-1776.
About the DPC
The DPC is part of the PUC's independent Bureau of Investigation and Enforcement, which also includes the Pipeline Safety Division.
Modeled after successful programs in other states, the focus of the committee is a reduction in the number of "hits" on underground utilities.
The DPC meets regularly to review alleged violations of the Act and makes determinations as to the appropriate response including, but not limited to, the issuance of warning letters or administrative penalties. The committee holds public meetings in Hearing Room 1 of the Commonwealth Keystone Building, Harrisburg, and each of the meeting is livestreamed on the PUC's website.
About the Bureau of Investigation & Enforcement
As the independent investigation and enforcement bureau of the PUC, I&E enforces state and federal pipeline safety and motor carrier safety laws and regulations and represents the public interest in ratemaking and service matters before the PUC's Office of Administrative Law Judge. I&E has the authority to bring enforcement action, seek emergency orders from the Commission or take other steps to ensure public safety.


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2018 March 28 Update: HKEJ 信報: 【熱炒半新股】毛記葵涌捱沽 自高位累瀉66% //焦點股毛記葵涌(01716)上市逆日急吐,暫時最多跌37.3%,見4元創新低,現跌31.4%,成交額1.37億元。// No idea if people will make or lose money on 記葵涌(01716) "investment". Note: Click here for current stock price for 毛記葵涌(01716) from HKEX.
Here is a link to recording of the Q&A by Now TV Financial channel.
Here is a link to 100Most FB post (with video).
Here is the Company profile of 毛記葵涌(01716) from HKEX:
"Most Kwai Chung Limited is an investment holding company mainly engaged in the provision of advertising services. Along with subsidiaries, the Company operates its business through three segments. The Digital Media Services segment is involved in provision of advertising solution under which the deliverables to customers are distributed on digital media platforms managed by the Company, third parties' television (TV) channels, Internet and physical advertising spaces, subject to the needs of the customers. The Print Media Services segment is involved in the provision of advertorial production and advertisement placement services and sale of publications including books and magazines. The Other Media Services segment is involved in the provision of other media services which include events organization and artistes management."
2017/07/28 update: So "Most Kwai Chung Limited 毛記葵涌有限公司" (note: 100毛 is just one of the brands) is in the process of trying to list on HKEX (news ref). Here are PDF links of its July 26th filed 322-page English (Application Proof (1st submission) (Full Version)) and Chinese (申請版本(第一次呈交)(全文檔案)).
2016/03/14 update: Facebook: 林日曦 很可惜,我們沒有金主, 因為,我們就是金主本人。 (Full FB posting included at the end.)
2016/01/12 update: 【股東擬賣《100毛》】林日曦:我傾家蕩產買番先!
Here is an excerpt of a public FB comment I left at 林日曦's page.
I don't have access to your private shareholders' agreement so I don't know what this (see below) fully implies "the Group [One Media Group] exercises significant influence […] the Group has the power to participate in making the financial and operating policy decisions of this company".
It does sound potentially "influential" (don't have to be "bad"). You and your lawyers know more about the legal implications. Good luck.
Note: see below for OMG annual report link.
2015/09/24 update: 香港有你:林日曦
2015/08/18 update: Mandy's full interview.
// 推介呢個由樹仁新傳網 鍾溥敏Mandy Chung @Symedialab 做的林日曦足本76分鐘的專訪。由樹仁學生問問題的第三部分亦很精彩。因為足本又長的關係,很多時間給Roy發表他的見解,𣎴須被剪短。同意Roy與否,其實比港台做的九分鐘"原來錢作怪"片段更能好好的明白Roy的想法及動機.//
2015/08/07 update: 好好睇,好多語別不同的想法,老少咸宜,一齊學嘢,各取所需! RTHK 原來錢作怪:林日曦 (start time 13:14)
我慢人幾年,最近先留意到 林日曦 (Facebook Lin Ri Xi) 呢個黑紙、100毛創辦人。而家追睇返一D佢嘅資料。順便同大家分享吓。 2015/05/31 SyMediaLab 鍾溥敏 Mandy Chung, 人物訪問 • 林日曦 黑面神林日曦 2013/08/10 Apple Daily, 火熱悶棍 林日曦 2015/02/02 SCMP, "100Most – a satirical weekly that's a hit with Hong Kong's Occupy generation"
"The friends decided they would only meet regularly if there was a joint project to work on together. That decision yielded Black Paper, an A5 size card filled on one side with their pithy political commentary and musings on life and art. The friends each shelled out HK$2,000 to print the first 2,000 copies, which went on sale on New Year's Day, 2010. Priced at just HK$1, the cards sold out within two days. An additional print run of 20,000 copies was also quickly snapped up. By 2011, the monthly newsletter was being distributed at all 7-Elevens and sales rose to 100,000 copies. Success soon inspired the trio to dream of a bigger platform to air their views:100Most. They quit their day jobs and started the magazine with HK$1 million accumulated from Black Paper's revenues. "We were fortunate to have a pool of money," Chan Keung says."
P.S.林日曦本名"徐家豪" (Roy Tsui according to Wikipedia) P.P.S. Some video clips. 新傳網名人專訪 – 林日曦:做人要習慣短視 2012/12/10 Apple Daily (article) 黑紙林日曦呻:香港搵食好艱難 (according to this clip, One Media Group 萬華媒體 (HKG 0426) is an investor, Chairman Tan Sri Datuk Sir Hiew-king Tiong also owns 明報 Ming Pao holding) "林日曦與商台舊同事阿Bu及陳強2010年合作推出《黑紙》,初時每月一期,到今年每周一期。林形容做《黑紙》等於夾band,分別只是「人哋jam歌,我哋jam字」。"
Note: According to the MD&A section of One Media Group 2014/15 annual report under performance of other media investments section (presumably the smaller and less material investments) (emphasis added),
"Blackpaper Limited is engaged in the publication of "BlackPaper", "100 Most" and books as well as the provision of creative multimedia services and advertising campaigns. It recorded a satisfactory performance during the year." Investment of HK$1,000,000 for a 10% effective equity interest. Quoting 2011/12 annual report, (emphasis added) "On 1st February 2012, the Group subscribed for 10% of the entire issued share capital as enlarged by the subscription of the shares in Blackpaper Limited at the investment cost of HK$1,000,000. Although the Group holds less than 20% of the equity shares of this company, the Group exercises significant influence by virtue of its contractual right to nominate and remove one director out of the four directors, all having equal voting rights, which form the board of directors of this company. In addition, the Group has the power to participate in making the financial and operating policy decisions of this company." Questions: How "significant" are those influence? Can the 10% shares be bought back by Blackpaper Ltd. and at what terms and prices? I hope Blackpaper had a good advisor when the terms were signed in 2012 Feb. In hindsight, looks like Sir Hiew-king Tiong or, more likely, his team has made a nice investment considering the potential for long term success of Blackpaper Ltd.
2012/12/10 Apple Daily, 中環在線:短嘢 "林坦言,今年有一半期數沒廣告,但賣紙足以支持營運,原本不需要人入股,是萬華主動接觸他們,可幫手接廣告,反正他們只想寫字,便讓對方入股。惟萬華只佔超少股份,投資額對萬華而言只是「散紙」。" 新傳網名人專訪 – 林日曦:一百毛不能代表所有人 名人專訪 – 林日曦國語歌填廣東歌詞示愛
2015 May 20th, Apple Daily, 【職場秘笈】100毛係地獄?!林日曦:我係惡魔老細
20160115, (with video) 【#多謝Shell】震撼700萬人的冠名內幕
2016/03/14 update: Facebook: 林日曦 很可惜,我們沒有金主, 因為,我們就是金主本人。 Full FB posting included here: // 很可惜,我們沒有金主,
2010年,我跟陳強、Bu Iu三個人,每人夾了2000元正港幣,創辦了一張雜誌《黑紙》。2011年, Read the rest of this entry »


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Here are some things you should know about me at the tender age of two:
I refer to myself as KK, Katelyn, Katelyn Moss, and (less frequently) Katelyn Elizabeth. It is anyone's guess which of the above names will come out of my mouth when someone asks for my name.
I love food and am a pretty brave eater...though I seem to lose some of that bravery when I'm away from home.
Every morning, the first words out of my mouth are, "I want to play." Another commonly spoken phrase of mine is, "Come play with me." That playing is fun stuff, I tell ya'!
According to me, the following activities qualify as play: putting on dress up clothes, kicking beachballs, caring for babydolls (mine are named Emma and Lola), chasing my puppies, using playdough, painting, drawing with markers, and doing anything that involves going outside.
I love to help Mommy clean. The broom, dustpan, and microfiber dust cloths are my dirt-fighting weapons of choice.
I look forward to going to see Miss Toni and my three little friends at her house every weekday!
My little potty gets used a couple of times a week, but that's about it. I think that thing is getting lonely...but I'm not making any immediate plans to remedy said loneliness.
Reading is still one of my favorite pastimes. Right now, I am really into Fancy Nancy, nursery rhymes, Pinkalicious, this little paperback, and my Bible.
My current dream time companions are a ladybug Pillow Pet, two Elmos, and the blanket that came with my crib set. Sometimes I ask Mommy and Daddy to kiss my Elmos goodnight when they are tucking me in.
While I still love Elmo, my new favorite TV show is Blue's Clues. Thanks to Netflix, I get to watch that cute little puppy with Daddy when he gets home from work.
Even though I prefer to be on the move, I am not too old to enjoy cuddling with my Mommy and Daddy. I think they really like that!


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In our 'O' Level Writing Programme, we ensure that our graduating students are ready to ace the English Language examination. It is a race against time to prepare for the 'O' Levels, hence our writing programme focuses on teaching our students how to tackle popular examination essay topics and answer comprehension questions effectively. Our 'O' Level students will master all genres of writing (Narrative, Expository, Discursive, & Argumentative), critical comprehension skills and summary writing techniques to excel in their English Language Papers.
Teenagers are social creatures, often requiring the acceptance of a group or face the threat of being isolated. The coming of age prompts self-discovery. Teenagers persistently seek out their own identity. They yearn to become part of a group that reaffirms self-identity, be it nerds, jocks or artistically inclined. They long for a sense of belonging to a group. Enter the trends: wearing shoes from Nike, watching brand new animes and listening to the hottest Korean bands and singers. These trends will generate some form of social acceptance, as well as a large bank of conversation topics. Trends represent the pinnacle of pop culture, sought after relentlessly by adolescents to fill their psychological needs for social inclusion and to boost their otherwise unstable self-esteem. As long as teenagers care about the social aspect of their lives, they will remain moths surrounding the flame that is the hottest trend.
Low Tjun Lym
School of Science and Technology (Year 4)
To say that time is always a scarce resource would be an understatement. In fact, time is the scarcest resource and always will be. New diamond and gold deposits are discovered, and new bills are printed. Such is not the case with time. Nothing that any of us do in this life will allow us to accrue a moment's more time, and nothing will allow us to regain the time misspent.
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O Levels (CHIJ St. Theresa's Convent)
Thank you to W@W for helping my daughter to scale the peak of the mountain. When my daughter first started with W@W she was achieving A2 for English in school, so she was aiming for top scores. Her W@W teacher was able to help her improve her writing and her essay scores hit the top band. At 'O' Level, my daughter achieved her desired score and got A1 for English Language.
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Here's how to run No-Huddle Triple Option.
1- Three coaches align right next to each other. Each one is wearing a different colored shirt.
2- All three coaches signal in the formation.
3- One coach is LIVE and signals in the play.
4- One coach is DEAD and signals in two numbers.
5- One coach is DEAD and signals in two letters.
6- Players take the signal and execute the play.


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About Solentim
Solentim is a Life Sciences company committed to transforming the discovery and development of new biologics, to get materials into the clinic faster and to drive better outcomes for patients. As the global leader in accelerating cell line development through intelligent automation, we create practical solutions to speed up workflows. The company is based outside Bournemouth, UK, with several hundred customers including most of the world's Top-10 pharmaceutical companies and a majority of the leading biotech companies. We are truly international with the majority of our sales and customers in the US, Europe and China.
Our customers develop new bio-therapeutics (such as monoclonal antibodies) used to treat a variety of diseases including cancer, auto-immune diseases, cardiovascular disease and many others. The establishment and reliable continued production of stable 'cell lines', originally derived from a single cell ('Clonally derived'), is a crucial element to these workflows.
Our products play a key role in the cell line development (CLD) workflow, isolating single cells, evidencing that this has been successfully achieved, and subsequently monitoring cell growth. By streamlining this process, our technology makes CLD workflows shorter, more effective, intelligent and reliable.
The importance of single cells
A clonally derived cell line consists of a genetically identical population of cells. This is important for both product quality, and in turn drug safety, and for production sustainability, and is therefore preferable over generating a mixed population.
With regards to product quality and safety, recombinant proteins produced from a genetically identical population, rather than a mixed population, are simpler to characterise and validate, and should provide for a more homogeneous product.
For production sustainability, when producing a product at industrial scale (in hundreds or thousands of litres of culture), a genetically identical population is considered less susceptible to small process changes therefore reducing the risk of product supply issues.
The benefits associated with using clonally derived cell lines are supported by the drug regulators including the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA). These organisations require documented assurance of monoclonality for product approval – our Clonality Report provides this comfort for the customer and certainty for the FDA and other regulatory bodies.
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In 2011 Solentim launched the Cell Metric® product range, providing dedicated purpose-designed, high-resolution, whole-well imaging developed for daily recording of clonal outgrowth in cell line development. The software on the Cell Metric, and Cell Metric CLD, also generates a 'Clonality Report' demonstrating the single cell origin for a colony, providing assurance of clonality for drug regulators.
In 2017 Solentim launched the all-in-one VIPS™ (Verified In-situ Plate Seeding) system, capable of performing single cell cloning into 96 well plates, verifying the success of this process by imaging the cell within the nanolitre (nL) volume droplets, then subsequently conducting whole well imaging of the single cell to provide assurance of clonality.
Solentim uses its expertise to design smart solutions for automating critical workflows. We invest heavily in our own research and development pipeline to guarantee the continued supply of innovative new products to the biologics, gene and cell therapy drug development market.
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When you are ready to take the ACT test, the first step is registering for your chosen test date. To complete the registration process, you will need:
- About 30 minutes
- A credit card, voucher, or fee waiver
- A functional email address
- A list of grades and courses you have taken
To get started, you will need to create a MyACT account. The video below will take you through the process of setting up a MyACT account.
Once your MyACT account is created, it's time to register for the test! The video below gives you step-by-step instructions on how to register.
NOTE: If you have taken the ACT before September 2018 and want to retake the test, you cannot use your old ACT account to retake the test (you can use it to access your scores from tests taken before September 2018, however). Be sure to create a MyACT account if you want to retest.
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Locals to Present at NFL Game
Two Alamedans will participate in the "presenting the colors" ceremony at the San Francisco 49er home game this Sunday, Nov. 2.
Duane Blackwell and Chester R. Bartalini, Jr. will be two of the five presenters at the game at Levi Stadium in Santa Clara. They will present alongside George Rodgers, Ryan Renard and Don Marden. Rodgers, Renard and Marden will be the flag bearers, while Blackwell and Bartalini will be the lead and trail sentries, respectively.
During the presentation, the men stand on the field next to one another holding the three flags, two of which are of the United States of America and the state of California. They position the American flag on the far right. The one carrying the American flag walks to the center of the stage and turns toward the audience and they recite the "pledge of allegiance."


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At Craft Your Passion this week the challenge is Christmas ABC (Anything But a Card).We have the fabulous Whimsy Stamps as our sponsors too.Head on over to check how to play and win.Don't forget to take a look at the DT inspiration,they've done a wonderful job.
I decided to make an After Eight dispenser as a gift for my DS2's teacher.For those who've not heard of them before they are wafer thin dark chocolates that have a gooey mint fondant centre.They were intended as after dinner mints but they're so yummy I doubt anybody could wait that long!So back to the dispenser…I followed a tutorial at Splitcoast Stampers for a Tea Bag Dispenser Box as this worked out to be perfect for these too 🙂 All the base card is kraft and the papers are a magazine freebie from last year that I never got round to using.The cute stamp is Santa Emma by C C Designs.I bought her in a sale at least a couple of years ago and used her only once I think.She's been coloured with Graph'It Markers.I was very lucky in a recent challenge on their blog and won some fabulous goodies – i.e. some pens including a Glitter Shake in Gold 😀 As I only have a fairly small collection of pens these were a very welcome addition:) It was quite an adventure creating the depth and blend I wanted to achieve but I'm quite please how she turned out.I used the Plum as the darker shade but found the Ruby (and only red I own) didn't,as I suspected,blend too well so I hit upon the idea of using the Magenta.This gave a perfect blend but as this was too pink I went back over with the Ruby to bring the red back.I was impressed that,as unlike some other brands of pens,there was no spattering or seepage with the dark red/pink tones 🙂 The Powder worked beautifully as a highlighting colour.For the bluey/green parts a mix of Dark Cyan,Jasmine and Fresh mint were used.After colouring the buckle on her belt with regular Graph'It Markers I went over with the Glitter Shake Pen (shame I forgot to take a close up).With some experimentation it was quite rewarding that I could get the kind of results I was looking for with a limited amount of pens 🙂
For the trims on her clothing I opted for a White Sakura Souffle Pen.Normally on cards I would apply FLuffy Stuff or Flower Soft but I wasn't sure how well it would stand up to the handling this may get.
Here's a view of how I decorated the top :
And a close up of the tag I made to match.This will be attached once it's been wrapped in cellophane :
Supplies :Image : Santa Emma Stamp by C C Designs Sentiment : Past magazine Hot Off The Press freebie stamp Mediums : Graph'It Markers,Graph'It Gold Glitter Shake Pen,Sakura Souffle Pen,Jet Black Archival Ink Paper & Card : Papermania 12 x 12 Kraft Basics,DP past freebie from Cardmaking and Papercraft magazine Tools : Fiskars 30cm Euro Personal Paper Trimmer,Woodware 1″ & 1 1/2″ Circle Punches,Marianne Design Fantasy Flowers,Crafter's Companion Die'sire Scalloped Tags Decorative Dies,Big Shot To Embellish : Ribbon,Wooden Button and Jute Twine from stash
Some challenges this is for :4 Krafty Girlz : Anything Goes Cute Card Thursday : Celebrations Delightful Challenges : Celebrate MilkCoffee Challenge : Any Christmas Creation A & T Emerald Faeries : Christmas Always Something Creative : Merry Christmas Bastel-Traum : Anything but a Card Crafts and Me Challenge & Inspiration Blog : Christmas Gift Box Crafty Hazelnuts Christmas Challenge Extra : Anything Goes…Christmas Desert Island Crafters : 2. Die Cuts, 3. 2 or More Papers, 4. Ribbon/Twine, 7. Flowers, 9. Make a gift, 10. Red/Green Die Cut Divas : Let's Celebrate Fairies Challenge Blog : Christmas Feeling Crafty Challenge : Christmas Heck of a Challenge : Colorful Christmas Crafting for all Seasons : Anything Christmas but a Card Crafty Creations : Anything Goes Creative Belli : Christmas Digistamps 4 Joy : Anything Goes Divas by Design : Anything Goes Inky Impressions : Merry Christmas Paper Shelter Challenge : Anything Goes Bearly Mine Challenges : Anything Goes Die Cuttin' Divas : Happy Holidays Inky Chicks : Christmas Papertake Weekly : Christmas cards/projects Through The Craft Room Door : Always Anything Goes Graph'It Colour Challenge : Anything Goes
Thanks for looking
Lisa x


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What lessons can be learned from the work of The Great Recovery? From the spark of an idea to the growth of a network and beyond, in this our final report we share some of our reflections and insights from the last four years.
The Great Recovery project has enlightened, challenged, explored, connected and inspired. Most of all perhaps it has taken the circular economy out of the realm of the 'expert' and into everyday experience. It has taught us to recalibrate our relationships with our stuff and dared to question our current economic models.
This report is both a record of the activities and impact of The Great Recovery project over the last four years - as we pulled apart manufacturing systems and products to scrutinise the impact of design in the shift towards a more circular economy - and a guide for those wishing to understand and advocate the need for systemic change.
Working with support from Innovate UK we set out to:
- Build and connect the new and growing circular design community;
- Support and encourage new business entries to Innovate UK's circular economy competitions;
- Feed research rooted in the design process and active investigation into the growing movement towards a circular economy.
Starting at the current end-of-life of things, we worked backwards, asking questions along the way. We connected designers to those that might know answers and opened the discussion out to material experts, chemists, resource recoverers, policy makers, business developers, consultants, logistics managers and others.
This report shares our process and belief that if you build a movement that is fuelled by creativity and reinforced by a dynamic network, things can really shift.
It is only when we look with new eyes at the complexities of 21st century existence and start to see environmental problems as human problems that we will begin to change our behaviour and our systems. The Great Recovery, with its colourful design focus, its ability to address all sectors from one platform and appeal to the possibilities rather than the improbabilities, has started to inspire that change.


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I am so excited to be part of the Madison Staff and to have the opportunity to work with your child. I am an Arizona native and attended Mesa Public Schools from Kindergarten through 12th grade. I hold a B.A.E. in Special Education and have obtained endorsements in Early Childhood and SEI K - 12. Prior to coming to Madison I have worked as a Special Education Teacher in grades K - 4 at Stevenson Elementary, Emerson Elementary, and Four Peaks Elementary.
The main emphasis of our work in the resource program will be those academic areas stated on your child's I.E.P (Individual Education Plan). I strive to maintain a very positive atmosphere, filled with opportunities for success and achievement. I work closely with your child's general education classroom teacher to ensure progress towards goals and objectives for both classrooms.
Thank you for all that you do to support your child's education!
"The highest reward for a person's toil is not what they get for it, but what they become by it." - John Ruskin
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And furthermore, losing weight can be a little or very frustrating process for people possessing an under-active thyroid. Undoubtedly, thyroid affects our metabolism and makes losing weight an uphill battle. Followed every hyperthyroidism diet and exercise but are still unable to let go of the unwanted weight? Here we have penned few surprising tips which can help you in finally tackling your frustrations about weight loss and get on track! Consider Going Gluten-Free There is a link or bondage between celiac disease and gluten sensitivity, and development of auto-immune conditions including the Hashimoto's thyroiditis. Stay Hydrated Well according to recent studies a majority of people are dehydrated these days without knowing it that they really are! Make Sure Your Thyroid Treatment Is Revamped Sleep Try Distinctive Ways Of Eating. Recipe of Pumpkin Protein Pancakes. Sports Nutrition Meal Plan To Follow For Best Results. "Athletes eat and train, they don't diet and exercise." rightly said!
Athletes have a close bond with healthy food, because it is what gives them the energy to stay focused on their goals. Whether you are a professional or new bee, being an athlete requires you to keep in mind the importance of nutrition. Your performance depends on what you eat, when you eat and how much you eat. Knowing the right balance of foods and nutrients is a must so that it reflects in your performance in the positive way. Avoiding fats and switching to whole foods is the starting step towards your health as an athlete. Tips to avoid weight gain in holidays. Recipe of Apple Crumble Muffins. Tips To Beat Stress- A Step Towards Healthy Lifestyle - Suggestions For Bridal Diet For Glowing Skin – Idietitian Blog.
Wedding day comes with lot of hopes for a bride, hope for a bright future, for a day of ultimate happiness and a day to look her best!
Every bride wants to make a mark by her gorgeous appearance. Wanting all the attention at her wedding is not unreasonable, after all its her big day! But diverting all eyes towards her for all the right reasons calls for flawless glowing skin. A bride needs to start working early on her skin to look in her full glory on the special day. Recipe of Greek Chicken. Recipe of Lemon Garlic Tilapia. Tips To Avoid Weight Gain In Holidays - Recipe of Charred Avocado and Eggs. Principles Of A Gluten Free Diet – Idietitian – Find The Right Diet For You. Once detected with gluten intolerance, you are supposed to follow some do's and don't regarding your diet.
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Healthy Dishes You Need To Try This Christmas – Idietitian Blog. Just a few days left for Christmas and your diet has already gone for a toss, right?
We know its festive season and its only fair to indulge in the yummy treats you wait for all year long. But would you look good on New year's eve with 5kg extra weight on you? You want to dazzle the world with your slim and toned self but the extra weight is not going to help you in squeezing into the gorgeous dress you bought for the lavish New Year party! No, we are not asking you to 'ruin' your Christmas by thriving on salads and oats! What we really are asking from you is to eat the treats and stay slim. One Pan Cranberry Balsamic Roasted Chicken (Paleo) 7 Health Tips To Sail Through The Winters. 7 Health Tips To Sail Through The Winters Chilly winds have arrived, commencing the winter season.
Where on one hand it is heartily welcomed by the chionophiles, it is severely dreaded by cold blooded humans like us! Hibernation seems so tempting during these months but the reality of social commitments brings us back from the dreamy world. So there is no escape from running noses, feverish heads and dry skin? Well, not really! All you need to Know about Weight Losss. 5 Foods to Avoid to Get a Flat Stomach – Idietitian India – Medium.
'Concave' stomach is all the heat of the season and we are all dying to attain it.
Flat stomach is not the height anymore rather the standards have shifted to a rather 'inward' stomach. But sadly the bellies we are hiding under those 'airy' clothes are of a 'convex' shape! 10 Home Remedies To Treat Dark Underarms – Idietitian Blog. Hey girl aren't you the one who arrives in style?
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Did you smile? No, and that is what has brought organic food to the markets. For those of you who are yet to unveil the goodness of organic food, these are foods that are grown without any genetic modification! This clears all doubt on the goodness of these products and many people might have already made up their mind to replace every meal with these. Best Dieting Tips for Indian Brides. Shed Before You Wed- Weight Loss Tips for Brides – Idietitian – Find The Right Diet For You.
How was your friend's wedding last week? Did you have fun? Or were you busy minting ideas for your upcoming wedding that is due in in a couple of months? The decorations, the food, the hair and of course the makeup, you scrutinized every bit to ensure your wedding becomes the talk of the town! That is great after all its your wedding day and you have got all the right in the world to make it special.
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PG&E to build underground distribution lines in Paradise to help protect against wildfires
CHICO, CALIFORNIA — Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) announced that it will put all electric distribution power lines underground in the Town of Paradise and some of the surrounding areas as the town rebuilds from the Camp Fire.
"As part of our commitment to help this community recover and to harden our electric system to protect against wildfires, PG&E has decided to build our electric distribution system underground in the Town of Paradise and in some of the surrounding areas like parts of Magalia," said Aaron Johnson, vice president of electric operations at PG&E.
Due to the amount of engineering, design and construction, the underground rebuild will occur over five years, the company stated in a press release.
PG&E will simultaneously install temporary overhead service where it is needed to meet individual and neighborhood service as people rebuild and as it begins undergrounding electric service.
Paradise transmission lines will not be part of the project because they were not damaged in the fire.
Source: PG&E