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"…the law in Haldimand County operates as the law in America's Deep South once worked, where there was one law for the white man, who could break it with impunity, and another for the black man. In Haldimand County, since the occupation began, there has been one law for natives and another for non-natives."
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Caledonia Class Action lawyer files $500M suit vs. province & feds over illegal native smokes
Caledonia lawyer John Findlay, author of the Caledonia Class Action lawsuit which was certified for trial earlier this year has now filed, on behalf of tobacco growers, statements of claim against both the federal and provincial governments seeking $500,000,000 in … Continue reading
'Helpless' excerpt 1 – 'Caledonia: the town that law forgot'
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Millions of car accident injuries and 40,000 fatalities each year…and counting.
Being in a car accident — or having a family member injured or even killed in a wreck — is devastating. Between recovery, repairs, lost time at work, and other financial burdens, it's important for victims to know what to do after a car accident. But what about rental cars?
What do I do if I wreck a rental car? What if the accident wasn't your fault? What if the vehicle was malfunctioning, and it's the rental agency that's at fault?
Below, we'll go over some rental insurance basics and give you an action plan for settling a rental car insurance dispute.
Rental Car Insurance
There are three types of insurance that you may be able to use to help reimburse a rental car agency after an accident. Remember: Even if another driver was negligent, rental companies expect (legally) to get their vehicles back in the condition they rented them to you. Fortunately, with some forethought, you can cover a number of different kinds of rental car accidents with these types of insurance:
- Credit Card Rental Insurance: Most major credit card companies include some form of rental insurance. Read your credit card agreement and be sure to reach out to the credit card company you used to rent the car. Note that credit cards rarely offer liability coverage (bodily or property damage).
- Personal Car Insurance: Most likely, you have personal car insurance if you regularly drive. Personal car insurance providers usually match what a rental company covers regarding liability, and perhaps even collision and comprehensive coverage. (If you opt out on liability coverage, rental companies may require proof of personal insurance coverage.)
- Rental Car Company Insurance: Worried about getting into a rental car accident or financial repercussions? Get the extra insurance. Most rental agencies offer collision damage (theft or other repairs you weren't responsible for), liability coverage (medical and property damage), personal accident insurance (medical cost, ambulance fees, etc.), and personal effects coverage (lost items or damaged property).
What Do I Do If I'm in a Rental Car Accident?
Now for the big question: What should you do if you are involved in a rental car collision? Like other Car Accidents, the most important step is to get safe, call the police, and get medical attention if required.
Another major step is to exchange information with the other involved parties, take pictures, and document everything. Collecting "evidence" can be a major factor in determining fault and later insurance reimbursement with the aforementioned three insurance providers.
You'll need to contact your rental company even before your own insurers. They'll be able to give you additional information and walk you through other steps.
Finally, you may want to Call a Car Accident Lawyer. While most people can handle minor insurance issues on their own, a car accident attorney can help you ensure the best possible outcome. Reach out to Chris Dixon and the Dixon Injury Firm today for more information about rental car accidents, a case review, and a free consultation.

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Sure! Cougars could be stored as pets in the United States, but there are particular legalities that must first be thought-about. Pat Clouse was Marcy Bowers , Connie Selleca was Lisa Benton and Kathryn Witt was Pam Bellagio. These three stunning girls had only recently graduated from flight stewardess faculty and have been now working for Sunwest Airlines. The present focused on their adventures on the job and occasionally we bought a glimpse into their personal lives. Hell, if the moronic candidates had been told the college was situated on a Superfund website, they'd not be dissuaded from choosing this trash pit. It is sad really.
This system will place higher year JD students in business regulation internships with corporate and non-profit organizations in Canada and overseas. Anybody who continues to be contemplating attending the ABA cesspit known as Arizona $ummiTTTT Law Sewer deserves their fate. I do not wish to hear anyone crying that they can't land a legislation agency job coming out of this FOURTH TIER TRASH CAN. Anybody with Web entry can perform a two minute search – and discover QUITE A FEW articles about this school.
This paragraph is just too limited, because the transitional deal must take explicit account of all legal proceedings pending on Brexit Day pursuant to EU legislation, not simply these which contain or might involve the EU institutions: as an example a pending claim to recognise a German court judgment within the UK, or the French authorities' obligation to execute a European Arrest Warrant issued by the UK earlier than that date. Most implementation of EU regulation is carried out by nationwide courts and administrations, not EU our bodies, and the transitional guidelines ought to take account of this.
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(Dayton, Ohio) February 23, 2019 — WHIO-TV Channel 7 celebrated 70 years in Dayton as the Miami Valley's most-watched television station. Originally on Channel 13, WHIO-TV was not the first station to be granted an FCC license to begin broadcasting but was the first station to actually get on the air in the Miami Valley on February 23, 1949. WHIO is also one of the longest-running CBS affiliates in America, dating back to when the network began to transmit programming across the country.
WHIO moved to channel 7 in 1952 following the release of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC)'s Sixth Report and Order, which reorganized VHF channel assignments throughout much of Ohio and the Midwest. The studio locations spent 61 years at the original location of 1414 Wilmington Ave in Dayton before moving to the Cox Media Group broadcast and media center at 1611 South Main Street. The current location is also home to other media properties including the Dayton Daily News, WHIO AM-FM Radio, and K99.1FM Radio among others. WHIO-TV began broadcasting its newscasts in a 16:9 widescreen standard definition format on April 1, 2007; it was the first Ohio station outside of Cleveland to switch to the new screen resolution.
WHIO has been the primary source of news and information during critical historical events including the Xenia Tornado on April 3, 1974. The F5 tornado killed 33 and injured more than 1300 others making it one of the deadliest weather events in US history. WHIO-TV was also critical to the Blizzard of 1978, where over 12 inches of snow hit the region in one day making it the highest single-day snowfall on record.
Channel 7 also included the careers of great broadcasters and journalists including Don Wayne, Gil Whitney, Phil Donahue, Jim Baldridge and hundreds of others. Early local personalities included Joe Rockhold, as children's show host "Uncle Orrie" in the 1950s and 1960s.
WHIO-TV Vice President and General Manager Rob Rohr commented, "The legacy and history of service to the community speaks for itself. As we continue to honor the legacy of the past, our current and future mission is to provide the community with outstanding local news and weather coverage."
Today, News Center 7 is the only local station with a local weather radar. Jana Collier, Vice President of Content said, "Our local radar is very important to the community. It's a full two minutes faster than any other weather radars which is critical in occasions of severe weather. "
As part of the 70th celebration, WHIO-TV aired a special station retrospective which aired on Thursday, February 21st at 7:00 PM. The program, along with extended interviews, pictures, and video can also be seen on the WHIO news streaming app available on Roku, Apple TV, and Amazon Fire.
More information on WHIO's history can be found at the following link: https://www.whio.com/news/special-reports/whio-marks-years-the-soul-broadcasting-public-service/diq7NO0aDO3Kqc0YxKr3ZL/
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This thesis focuses on the development of carbohydrate coupling chemistry on nanomaterials and their biological activity studies. It is divided into two parts:
In part one, two carbohydrate immobilization approaches, based on perfluorophenyl azide (PFPA)-functionalized silica nanoparticles (SNPs), are presented, where the binding affinity of the glyconanoparticles was evaluated through carbohydrate-lectin interaction. In the first approach, PFPAfunctionalized SNPs were treated with propargylated glycosides and functionalized under copper-catalyzed azide-alkyne cycloaddition (CuAAC) conditions to give glyconanoparticles. For the second approach, a metal-free coupling chemistry based on perfluorophenyl azide-aldehyde-amine cycloaddition (AAAC) was developed for carbohydrate immobilization on PFPA-functionalized SNPs using glycosyl amine and phenylacetaldehyde. Subsequently, a quantitative fluorine nuclear magnetic resonance (19F qNMR) technique was developed to determine the carbohydrate density on the glyconanoparticles. The addition of an internal standard allowed the accurate determination of carbohydrate density, which was then used to calculate the apparent dissociation constant (Kd ) of the glyconanoparticles with lectin by a ligand competition assay. The developed approaches proved general and versatile, and the carbohydrate-presenting nanoplatforms showed high binding specificity in lectin binding.
In part two, microwave irradiation was used to functionalize carbon nanomaterials with PFPA followed by carbohydrate conjugation. The microwave-assisted method proved efficient for a number of carbon nanomaterials including carbon nanotubes (CNTs), graphene and fullerene. The carbohydrates on the glyconanomaterials retained their binding patterns towards cognate lectins.
Carbohydrate-functionalized single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWNTs) were synthesized using microwave-assisted reaction of perfluorophenyl azide with the nanotubes. The results showed that microwave radiation provides a rapid and effective means to covalently attach carbohydrates to SWNTs, producing carbohydrate-SWNT conjugates for biorecognition. The carbohydrate-functionalized SWNTs were furthermore shown to interact specifically with cognate carbohydrate-specific proteins (lectins), resulting in predicted recognition patterns. The carbohydrate-presenting SWNTs constitute a new platform for sensitive protein-or cell recognition, which pave the way for glycoconjugated carbon nanomaterials in biorecognition applications.
A new conjugation method for the immobilization of carbohydrates on nanomaterials was demonstrated simply by mixing perfluorophenyl azide-functionalized silica nanoparticles (SNPs), an amine-derivatized carbohydrate, and phenylacetaldehyde under ambient conditions without any catalyst. The density of carbohydrates on the glyconanoparticles was determined using the quantitative F-19 NMR (F-19 qNMR) technique; for example, the density of D-mannose (Man) on Man-SNPs was 2.5 +/- 0.2 x 10(-16) nmol/nm(2). The glyconanoparticles retained their binding affinity and selectivity toward cognate lectins. The apparent dissociation constant of the glyconanoparticles was measured by a fluorescence competition assay, where the binding affinity of Man-SNPs was almost 4 orders of magnitude higher than that of Man with concanavalin A. Moreover, even with a ligand density of 2.6 times lower than Man-SNPs synthesized by the copper catalyzed azide-alkyne cycloaddition, the binding affinity of Man-SNPs prepared by the current method was more than 4 times higher.
A quantitative fluorine NMR (F-19 qNMR) method was developed to determine the carbohydrate density on glyconanomaterials. Mannose (Man)- and galactose (Gal)-conjugated silica nanoparticles (SNPs) were synthesized from perfluorophenyl azide (PFPA)-functionalized SNPs and propargylated Man or Gal by copper-catalyzed azide-alkyne cycloaddition (click reaction). After treating PFPA-SNPs or Man-SNPs with hydrofluoric acid followed by lyophilization, the remaining residues were directly subjected to F-19 NMR analysis. The density of PFPA on PFPA-SNP was determined to be 7.7 +/- 0.2 x 10(-16) nmol/nm(2) and Man on Man-SNP to be 6.4 +/- 0.2 x 10(-16) nmol/nm(2) giving a yield of similar to 83% for the click coupling reaction. The apparent dissociation constant (K-d) of Man-SNPs with fluorescein isothiocyanate(FITC)-concanavalin A (Con A) was determined using a fluorescence competition assay to be 0.289 +/- 0.003 mu M, which represents more than 3 orders of magnitude affinity increase compared to free Man with Con A.
Covalently immobilized poly(4-vinylphenol) (PVP) monolayer films were fabricated by spin coating PVP on perfluorophenyl azide (PFPA)-functionalized surfaces followed by UV irradiation. The pH-responsive behavior of these PVP ultrathin films was evaluated by ellipsometry, quartz crystal microbalance (QCM) and surface plasmon resonance (SPR). By monitoring the responses of these films to pH in situ, the ionization constant of the monolayer thin films was obtained. The apparent plc, value of these covalently immobilized PVP monolayers, 13.4 by SPR, was 3 units higher than that of the free polymer in aqueous solution.
In a tri-component reaction, an electrophilically-activated perfluoroaryl azide, an enolizable aldehyde and an amine react readily at room temperature without any catalysts in solvents including aqueous conditions to yield a stable amidine conjugate. The versatility of this reaction is demonstrated in the conjugation of an amino acid without prior protection of the carboxyl group, and in the synthesis of antibiotic-nanoparticle conjugates.
Glyconanoparticle carriers have been synthesized and efficiently delivered into mycobacteria. Mesoporous silica nanoparticles were functionalized with a,a-trehalose through azide-mediated surface photoligation, and loaded with the antitubercular drug isoniazid. The glyconanoparticles showed high isoniazid loading capacity and higher antimicrobial activity than the free drug.


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ICYMI, during his bonkers press conference on Friday, President Donald Trump defended his refusal to end the government shutdown without getting money for his wall. He also stated, regarding said wall, "This should have been done by all of the presidents that preceded me and they all know it. Some of them have told me that we should have done it."
Trump lies as easily as he breathes, and that statement just sounds like a whopper of a lie. So it should come as no big surprise that, yup, it is.
All four of the living former presidents (George W. Bush, Bill Clinton, Jimmy Carter, and Barack Obama) have now publicly called Trump out for his claim that they privately agreed with him about the need for a massive border barrier, according to the Daily News.
A spokesman for Bush, Freddy Ford, said that the former President had never talked about the wall with Trump. A spokesman for Clinton, Angel Urena, also said that Clinton and Trump didn't talk about the wall, and added, "In fact, they've not talked since the inauguration."
A spokesman for Obama did not want to comment but brought up a May 2016 remark from Obama in which he said, "The world is more interconnected than ever before, and it's becoming more connected every day. Building walls won't change that."
And finally, on Monday, Carter denied Trump's claim, saying, "I have not discussed the border wall with President Trump, and do not support him on the issue."
Well, that clears that up. Yet another blatant lie from President Trump. Not like anyone is keeping score at this point.
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Cocoa farmers are not happy with the producer price offered for the 2018/19 season. The price, which was maintained at last year's price of GH¢475 per metric tonne, registered strong objections from representatives of farmer-groups.
The price of the commodity continues to decline on the world market, and according to COCOBOD CEO Boahen Aidoo, that is the best offer the board can make under prevailing circumstances. With market prices globally falling below 40 percent, there is very little the Board can do to cushion the farmers.
That is why diversifying the economy from a single export commodity of cocoa has been the clarion call from analysts, as the fluctuating world price is not an incentive to the producers. It is for this reason that a cocoa farmer will easily give up his farm for hard cash from an illegal small-scale miner!
Government will also have to work hard at its target of processing about 50 percent of the country's total cocoa output, because we are learning that only around 20 percent of total output for the 2017/18 season was processed domestically.
Since we have recognised the importance of value addition to raw agricultural produce and there are around seven processing plants in the country which have the ability to process cocoa, we find it quite surprising that we have not been able to scale-up the processing of raw cocoa beans to offer farmers competitive prices.
For the country to still export around 80 percent of its cocoa beans in its raw form only goes to aggravate the plight of farmers who invest heavily to produce cocoa for export. Therefore, their frustration is understandable given the fact that their toil appears to be unrewarded.
COCOBOD must continue to attract investment in processing, so as to be able to give cocoa farmers a better deal. As it stands, the lamentations will continue until such time that the farmers are given a better deal. Also, there must be a conscious effort to stimulate domestic demand for the product due to its reputed nutritional benefits, particularly for children.
Why can't we offer cocoa drinks as part of the school-feeding programme to the pupils and students? That way, we will be stimulating local demand. The bottom line is that the days when the nation could rely entirely on cocoa proceeds are far gone.


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An innovative music and media project aimed at children and young people who are either at risk or already in the criminal justice system. Through weekly one to one music and/or media sessions, young people can choose to either learn live radio broadcasting skills combined with music production or on its own in our state of the art professional standard studios at South Street. The project also delivers vital pastoral support and care and offers participants the opportunity to be involved in the process of organising and delivering events and. The project works with young people to address challenges around violence, crime, misogyny and sexual violence.
The project achieved 77% success rate in keeping the young people referred from offending behavior.
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Castles, gardens and railways all make an appearance on this enchanting adventure to the beautiful isle of Anglesey, uncovering the sublime charm of North Wales. The small group size of this tour grants us access to another side of such a fairytale nation, granting us entrance to stately homes and gardens as well as a stay at the boutique Trearddur Bay Hotel.
What's included
Meet your group and Tour Manager today at the charming seaside village of Trearddur Bay, on the beautiful island of Anglesey. Our base here is the excellent Trearddur Bay Hotel. Available only to small groups, this boutique property is one of the finest places to stay when visiting Anglesey, offering comfort and style from an enviable position looking across the water. After dinner, you may wish to head on out into the village to take a stroll along the beach, taking in the untouched beauty of North Wales at its finest.
We meet our local guide today, who joins us as we venture out across Anglesey today on an excursion which uncovers the island's magnificent stately homes. The island provides a fantastic setting for these mansions, with many built overlooking the ocean or the idyllic countryside that surrounds it. Our first stop is the enchanting Plas Newydd, which we travel to by coach via the pretty towns of Anglesey.
Built on foundations set down in the 13th century, with different sections added over the following centuries, Plas Newydd is a magnificent building, combining the preferred architectural styles of various dynasties since its construction. It sits on the north bank of the Menai Strait, and offers dramatic views of Snowdonia. The interior of the home is a step back to the exuberant luxury and refinement of times gone by, and features some beautiful artworks, including those of famed artist and muralist Rex Whistler, whose acclaimed 'Claudian Fantasy' still hangs within these walls. After some time to explore the house and extensive gardens here, we make the short journey to the cheerful little seaside town of Beaumaris where you are free for lunch.
Later we continue to the second of our stately homes, the historic country estate of Plas Cadnant. Originally a Georgian farm, the various buildings that make up the farm estate are a delight to see, and the hidden gardens offer a botanical wonderland to explore. You have free time here, so be sure to take the time to wander down through the gardens to Cadnant River. Our journey back to Trearrdur Bay takes us down the North and East parts of the island, reveal Anglesey in all it's remarkable beauty.
We cross over to mainland Wales today, making our way across the Menai Strait and passing through Bangor on our way. We are joined by a guide who accompanies us as we head to Llanberis, sat in the shadows of the awe-inspiring Snowdon. Here, we board the Snowdon Mountain Railway which opened in 1869. This nostalgic narrowgauge, rack-and-pinion railway takes us up Wales' tallest mountain, providing us with breathtaking panoramas of the mystical forests below, and the gorgeous Llanberis Pass. We arrive at the Hafod Eryri visitor centre at the top, where you have time to drink in the scenery before our return. Our guide regales us with local stories and fables.
In the afternoon we visit the fantastic Penrhyn Castle. This magnificent country house resembles an ancient Norman castle, complete with towers and spiralling staircases, but is in fact a far more recent construction, having been built in the 19th century for the Neo-Norman revival. The foundations are a great deal older, from the 15th century, and this makes for a truly spectacular stately home, combing the old with the new, the historic with the modern. Take your time to stroll through the exquisite halls and reverent chambers, and be sure to explore the wonderful exteriors which are wrapped in vines overlooking the glorious Welsh countryside before we travel back via coach through the magnificent Ogwen valley.
We cross over to the mainland today for a visit to striking Caernarfon Castle, a mighty fortress that has stood since the 13th century. It was built by the English King Edward I as a means of keeping the Welsh people in check after he conquered Wales in 1283, and has served as an impressive fortification ever since. It's impenetrable walls have seen it stand against a variety of wars including Owain Glyndŵr's uprising and the English Civil War. Since then, Caernarfon Castle has been repaired and refurbished to maintain its indomitable presence in North Wales. After a guided tour, we make our way to Plas Brondanw, a beautiful mansion built by the designer responsible for the famous Italianate town of Portmeirion. The lush gardens with their enchanting horticultural sculptures are a delight to discover. Next, we travel by coach to Beddgelert where we board the fantastic Welsh Highland Railway. This steam rail journey is one of the best in the UK, travelling through the natural paradise of Snowdonia National Park, through green valleys and under ancient mountains, to Caernarfon from where we return to Trearddur Bay.
After breakfast, your time in Anglesey comes to an end, and you are free to depart. Maybe take one last walk through the village before you head to the airport for your flight home.
For this tour, we recommend Manchester Airport as your arrival and departure airport (code MAN), which is approximately 113 miles from your start and end point.
It is your responsibility to check and fulfil the passport, visa, health and immigration requirements applicable to your itinerary. We do not accept any responsibility if you cannot travel, or incur any other loss because you have not complied with any passport, visa, immigration requirements or health formalities. You agree to reimburse us in relation to any fines or other losses which we incur as a result of your failure to comply with any passport, visa, immigration requirements or health formalities.
All prices are per person and assume full occupancy of the room.
Please always refer to the website for up-to-date prices and availability.
The Snowdon Mountain Railway opened in April 1896 and is a narrow gauge rack and pinion railway, which carries its passengers 4.7 miles (7.6km) up the highest mountain in England and Wales.
Our journey to the summit of Snowdon begins in Llanberis. As we leave the town behind us the train starts its climb, travelling past a spectacular waterfall and through ancient forest until we emerge into the wild, open countryside above the tree line. A quarter of the way up Snowdon we pass the small ruined chapel at Hebron before continuing to Halfway Station - so named because it is situated at the half way point - and then to Rocky Valley Halt.
Immediately after leaving Rocky Valley Halt the train travels along an exposed ridge, which offers breathtaking views of the Llanberis Pass and the volcanic rockface of Clogwyn du'r Arddu. Situated on the ridge is Clogwyn Station - our last stop before the summit.
Enjoy the wonderful panoramic views as we travel towards our destination - 'Hafod Eryri' - the new railway terminus and visitor centre, opened in June 2009. An award-winning structure of granite and glass, Hafod Eryri offers visitors refreshment facilities and an interpretation of the mountain and its history - but perhaps best of all are the views over the rugged Welsh landscape and, on very clear days, the Isle of Man and the Wicklow Mountains in Ireland.
We join the Welsh Highland Railway for a wonderful journey by narrow gauge steam train* through the beautiful Snowdonia National Park. The line originally opened to passengers in 1923 but closed in 1937, having never achieved commercial success. From the early 1960s onwards a group of railway enthusiasts have been working to restore the line and in 2003 the 13-mile (20.9km) section from Caernarfon right the way through to Rhyd Ddu was opened for service once again.
* Journeys are usually by steam train and we utilise these services where available but occasionally the locomotive hauling the train may be diesel.
Our hotel on this tour is the wonderfully cosy and homely Trearddur Bay Hotel. This excellent Boutique hotel enjoys a sublime position near Trearddur Bay and offers warm Welsh hospitality and a range of amenities designed to help you make the most of your stay in Anglesey, including a swimming pool, a bar, and a restaurant. Guest rooms are comfortable with traditional decor and offer complimentary slippers, free Wi-Fi internet, a flat screen television, a seating area, and tea & coffee making facilities.
We offer a selection of upgrades and 'add-ons' designed to help you make the most of your holiday - and make it even easier!


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How the transmembrane ion channels known as Big Potassium (BK) channels block the ion flow in the closed state has remained unclear. Now, researchers at the University of Massachusetts Amherst have found that the gating does not appear to need a physical gate, but instead uses in the pore shape and surface hydrophobicity.
Computational biophysicists are not used to making discoveries, says Jianhan Chen at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, so when he and colleagues cracked the secret of how cells regulate BK channels, they thought it must be a computational artifact. But after many simulations and tests, they convinced themselves that they have identified the BK gating mechanism that had eluded science for many years.
"The main way for the nervous system to send electrical signals is by opening and closing potassium and other ion channels that help regulate neuronal firing and neurotransmitter release. These Big Potassium channels are central for coupling electrical signaling to calcium-mediated events such as muscle contraction and neural excitation. These BK channels contain extra-large pores, so they can sustain very large current, which lets the cell respond faster,"
Chen said. BK channels play an important role in many health conditions such as hypertension, epilepsy, autism and mental retardation.
Gate Puzzle
A key puzzle over the past 30 years has been trying to understand how cells close, or gate, BK channels, which have an unusually large central pore. In more typical-sized pores, the channel proteins generally contain structures that move into position to physically close the ion passage when ordered.
But findings by others had shown that, inexplicably, the large central pore in BK channels
"seems to remain wide open in both activated and deactivated states. The recently solved atomistic structures confirm that the pore still looks literally wide open even when it is closed to potassium passage. Nobody could understand this,"
Chen said.
Hydrophobic Dewetting
His team recently demonstrated that a physical gate is not required for closing BK channels. Instead, a phenomenon known as "hydrophobic dewetting" gives rise to a vapor phase in the pore's central cavity to block intracellular access to the selectivity filter.
The gate mechanism in BK channels they have been studying is "drastically different from what has been observed in other ion channels," the authors point out. "We believe that this work represents a paradigm shift in our thinking of regulation and gating of BK channels," and is "one of the first few examples of a true 'hydrophobic gate,' where the barrier to ion permeation arises directly from dewetting transitions."
Hydrophobic dewetting refers to a phenomenon similar to the way water placed on an oily surface beads to form droplets. Initiation of dewetting transitions in BK channels requires changes in the pore shape and surface hydrophobicity driven by calcium binding.
When the BK pore is oily, the water forms a vapor phase that acts like a barrier and prevents all ions from entering, Chen says.
Nothing gets through.
Why A Vapor Barrier?
Chen is part of UMass Amherst's chemistry, biochemistry and molecular biology program and a member of the campus's Institute for Applied Life Sciences, which translates fundamental science into new targets, leads and disease models. First author of their paper, Zhiguang Zhang, is a postdoctoral research fellow in Chen's lab and second author Mahdieh Yazdani is a graduate student there.
His team used computational modeling and physics-based atomistic simulations supported by the enormous computational power of a GPU cluster at the Massachusetts Green High Performance Computing Cluster in nearby Holyoke to carry out this work.
They found the hydrophobic gating mechanism is also consistent with scanning mutagenesis studies showing that modulation of pore hydrophobicity is correlated with activation properties.
"We know the physical properties of each atom and how they interact. Our simulations put these systems together and from the collective dynamics we can examine how biological systems work. Our data reconciles key results from previous experimental studies without invoking any crazy ideas. We are really proud of solving one of the biggest mysteries in the BK field,"
Chen explained.
"If you think about why nature might want to use a vapor barrier where there is a big pore that has to carry a lot of electrical current, to apply a physical barrier you would need a protein structural re-arrangement which would probably be either too big or too slow, or both. In a way, nature is really clever in using this hydrophobic dewetting phenomenon to create a sensitive and fast gate. We were actually really surprised to see that the changes in pore shape and surface properties are relatively small and subtle, but they have big consequences on its hydration properties,"
he added.
"In terms of understanding how the channel is gated, now we know more and it gives us a strong basis to see how other domains of BK channels talk to the pore and how the membrane voltage, calcium gradient, and a few other chemical signals control the state of the pore. In principle, that knowledge should be useful in developing new therapies and strategies in targeting the channel,"
Chen concluded.
Zhiguang Jia, Mahdieh Yazdani, Guohui Zhang, Jianmin Cui & Jianhan Chen
Hydrophobic gating in BK channels
Nature Communications volume 9, Article number: 3408 (2018)
Top Image: Bottom view of S6 helices of a representative dewetted conformation of the metal-free hBK channel (cyan), in comparison with the initial homology model (red). Credit: Zhiguang Jia et al, CC-BY


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Is Richard Rubbing Off on Artie?
Howard said he was freaked out by Artie's statements on the Wrap-Up Show yesterday and played a clip of Artie saying that he would like to see Howard's penis, "just to see if Howard's bullshitting" about its small size.
Howard told Artie that Richard must be rubbing off on him. Richard came in to say he would love if Howard showed his penis during his last show ever. Howard replied that his last show will be an emotional and genuine send-off, not a cock-off.


text: Former Nigerian and Premier League striker Yakubu is paying for entry to Boreham Wood matches this season, but still will not commit to joining the National League club. The 33-year-old ex-Everton and Nigeria forward has been training with his local club since the summer. "Yak is courteous, he comes and watches the games, he pays entrance. He's fully on board with what I'm doing and what the club are doing," boss Luke Garrard said. "I'm trying my hardest to get him to sign a contract. But as it stands I don't know his current situation in terms of where he's going or what he has planned."


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Cities are one of humanities greatest collective designs. Originally they came together as a random hodgepodge of buildings but in the middle of the 18th century the birth of modern democracy brought about the debate on the role of governments and civic responsibility. One of the most notable city reorganizations took place in Paris, the capital of the newly formed democracy after the French Revolution, when Napoleon gave 'carte blanch' to city designer Georges-Eugene Haussmann. His aggressive demolition and construction projects were designed to combat overcrowding and disease and gave Paris the layout and architectural uniformity that it is now famous for.
Obviously, without a royal decree from an all-powerful emperor like Napoleon, most modern city managers have fewer levers that they can pull in order to change their cities for the better. One of the go-to change agents has been technology. Cities all over the world are gathering data and using it to make cleaner, more environmentally friendly and more efficient cities. But gathering this data and putting in front of a small group of city officials might just be the first step in the smartening of cities.
If cities are collective designs then we should look to design principles in other realms to determine possible improvements. Much of the design world is now keenly interested in user experience (or UX to the cool kids) a discipline that looks at the human factor of all design decisions. UX experts are turning to behavioral economics to find ways to increase the user experience in ways that the user might not even be conscious of.
Behavior economics applies psychological insights into human behavior to understand decision making. It uses traits inherent in human nature like competition and greed to subtly persuade people into doing or not doing something. It uses things called 'nudges' which can elicit a response. An example would be a mirror installed in a grocery store that reportedly increases healthier purchases by shoppers. There is also the concept of 'gamification' that creates competition between participants through a reward system, even if the reward is just bragging rights.
Now, it seems that these concepts are being adopted on the city-wide level by both policymakers and tech companies. Google has rolled out their Environmental Insights Explorer that overlays emissions and efficiency analyses on top of their map for five cities around the world. The goal is not only to put this information into the hands of city planners but also to spark competition between cities to spur them to improve their sustainability practices. Uber has also added some behavior economics to their platform. They are now showing traffic estimates for proposed rides in hopes that it might incentivize other modes of transportation. They have also been sharing data with city government since early last year to help inform traffic-related decisions.
Creating a smart city data initiative isn't just about providing more evidence to city officials. In order for cities to be their smartest the information also must make its way to the general population. That way citizens can better understand what data is being collected and why and other cities can use the information for comparison. One of the most open cities to date has been Los Angeles. They created their DataLA initiative which gives information as granular as when trash bins have been emptied. They are poised to become even more open. AT&T just announced plans to deploy their IoT solutions throughout the city. They, along with Cisco, plan on using a sensor network to provide information on things like available parking spaces, traffic patterns and emergency readiness.
Adding sensor hardware and advanced analytical software is a must for creating a smart city. But for a city to be designed for the best user experience, they may need to give their citizens a friendly nudge now and again.


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Transformer travels through Oshtemo Township
USA, Michigan: 455-ton transformer blocked traffic in Oshtemo Township, Michigan on its way to a new electric substation in Van Buren County's Almena Township.
The load was headed to the substation under construction just west of the Oshtemo border in Van Buren County's Almena Township, which will serve nearly seven miles of high voltage power lines being constructed now in Oshtemo Township, reports Michigan Live.
ITC Michigan began construction in the fall on the substation, and the power line project is expected to go live in spring 2016.
The estimated cost for the project is $45 million.
Source: Michigan Live


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A game ball from the first victory in Miami Dolphins history highlighted American Memorabilia's Super Bowl auction.
It's been 40 seasons since the birth of the Miami Dolphins and one important artifact that remains from the club's first victory was just sold. A game ball originating from the family of coach George Wilson brought a winning bid of $38,354.
NFL jerseys and a Hall of Famer's game-used glove were among the other highlights in the sale, which was promoted during Super Bowl week in Miami and closed in the wee hours of Friday morning.
A late 1960s Tom Seaver game-used glove, autographed by the former New York Mets' ace, went for $26,231. Late 1960s game-used jerseys from former Chicago Bears' greats Gayle Sayers and Dick Butkus each surpassed $20,000. A single-signed Lou Gehrig baseball brought a successful bid of $14,266.


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Pul-i-Charkhi inmates served 'rotten' meat: Senate body
Pul-i-Charkhi inmates served 'rotten' meat: Senate body
KABUL (Pajhwok): A Meshrano Jirga delegation has found prisoners at the Pul-i-Charkhi jail on the eastern outskirts of Kabul are served 'rotten meat'.
The Senate task team visited the facility and listened to prisoners' complaints three weeks back, said Zalmai Zabuli, who headed the team.
"After we were informed the meat given to prisoners is improper; we went to the prison and evaluated the meat where it was stored."
"We found that the meat is decayed; when we asked the officials that who brings the meat? They replied: 'He is a powerful man… beyond our authority and control."
Zabuli added: "An official at the prison told me that the meat is delivered by Mullah Tarakhel, a Wolesi Jirga member, who possesses the contract."
"We presented the issue before a general session of Meshrano Jirga and finally the report was sent to the Ministry of Interior (MoI) and prisons' general director. The upper house has decided that the MoI shouldn't let continuation of such contracts."
Senator Gul Mohammad Rasouli from Faryab province, who is also member of the Senate complaints committee, said the matter was discussed on the assembly floor on Wednesday. "The General Director of Prisons and Detention Centers was also summoned to the house to brief the legislators about the problem."
"The complaints received by the upper house from Pul-i-Charkhi inmates state that decayed and unhygienic meat is served to detainees."
Rasouli, confirming Zabuli's remarks, said: "The delegation also found other problems in the prison, spoiled meat coming from India was cooked and distributed to inmates."
Lt. Gen. Abdul Aleem Kohistani, General Director of Prisons and Detention Centres at MoI, confirmed the issue; but he didn't go into details.
He said the meat delivery contract had been with an 'individual' for the past three years: "The purchasing of meat belongs to the MoI and the National Procurement Authority; therefore, we don't have any responsibility. But it should be monitored and inspected in order to ensure proper meat is supplied to prisons."
Despite efforts, Pajhwok was unable to establish a contact with MoI officials and Mullah Tarakhel Mohammadi for their comment in this regard.
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Covid-19 Update.
Australia has shown tremendous success in 'flattening' the curve with South Australia now relaxing restrictions and encouraging travel to the State's regional areas. If you have been marooned at home during these restrictions and are finally able to move about...read more
Adventure therapy
Popular wisdom has it that being immersed in nature is good for us but did you know that there is now a scientific basis to support that claim? Professor David Strayer, a cognitive psychologist from the University of Utah has found that after a few days off grid...read more
One of the great joys of walking in Deep Creek Conservation Park is the diversity of flora you can encounter along the way. Of special note are the native orchids. There are more than 350 native orchids in South Australia and a significant number can be found in...read more
October Long Weekend Activities on the Fleurieu
The October Long Weekend is always a popular time to venture out, get away for a few days or visit one of the many events and festivals on offer. On the Southern Fleurieu Peninsula we have the following events taking place between 4-6 October: Yankalilla Show - 5...read more
Meet a popular resident of Deep Creek Conservation Park
The yellow-tailed black cockatoo (Calyptorhynchus funereus) is synonymous with Deep Creek and for many years it was the emblem for Southern Ocean Retreats. During the early 1990s their numbers were relatively low earning them a 'vulnerable status'. Deep Creek...read more
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It should come as no surprise that technology is making inroads into every facet of daily life. So too with field maps. Serious bush walkers have always learnt how to use a compass and read a contour map that enabled them to plot their location, their progress and...read more
South Australia's History Festival
There is nothing new in the world except the history you do not know - Harry S Truman As this edition of our newsletter 'goes to print' we are in the midst of the start of South Australia's History Festival which runs from 27 April to 31 May. Under the theme...read more
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If there is one thing that is synonymous with Deep Creek Conservation Park, apart from the breath taking scenery, it's the abundance of western grey kangaroos (macropus fulginosus). In some parts of the Park such as Goondooloo Ridge mobs of several hundred can be...read more
Well known South Aussie makes amazing discovery
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It's Show time at Yankalilla.
Roll up, roll up. Yes, it's that time of year again when the Yankalilla, Rapid Bay & Myponga Agricultural & Horticultural Society presents its annual show. This year the show will not only feature traditional displays that reflect the rural backbone of our region...read more


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Role: Professor/Reader in Robotics
Location: Lincoln
Closing Date: Sunday 21 July 2019
Reference: AGRI19
The University is seeking to appoint three Professor/Reader (Associate Professor) positions within Lincoln Agri-Robotics.
These posts will provide the leadership for a new global centre of excellence for agricultural robotics located at the University of Lincoln. The investment includes capital facilities and the creation of up to 20 supporting academic and technical posts.
Applicants should have a track record of delivering internationally excellent prior research, including research funding, research management, supervision and publications, in software- and/or hardware-related areas such as:
Lincoln Agri-Robotics expands the successful interdisciplinary collaboration between two of the University's leading research groups: the Lincoln Institute of Agri-food Technology (LIAT) and the Lincoln Centre for Autonomous Systems (L-CAS). The new centre offers the perfect opportunity to make a real difference by deploying robotics to the global challenges facing crop-based agriculture, such as climate change, population growth, political pressures affecting migration, and the demographics of an ageing population.
You will play a key role in building the University's international research reputation in agri-robotics, securing funding, leading your own team of researchers, and publishing world class research.
All applicants must be able to demonstrate the potential of their work to enable the next generation of robotic systems underpinning the agricultural systems of the future. Candidates considered for the position of Reader (equivalent to Associate Professor), should be able to demonstrate the ability to reach the level of a full Professor within the first three years of their appointment.
The post-holders will benefit from excellent facilities, equipment and ready-made links to our extensive network of industry partners across the entire agri-food chain. The new centre is based at the University's 200-hectare Riseholme Campus, where researchers enjoy access to a working farm, woodlands, grasslands and watercourses, as well as our robotic fruit farm, including polytunnels and cold storage facilities. The University is also the lead institution for the new 50 PhD cohort of the EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Agri-Food Robotics (AgriFoRwArdS), together with partners at the Universities of Cambridge and East Anglia. State-of-the-art equipment available for our research includes advanced robotic manipulators and mobile robots, such as Franka arms and our fleet of Thorwald robots; advanced sensing, imaging and camera technologies; and excellent links to industrial facilities and test environments.
Please contact the University's appointed adviser, Imogen Wilde, at Anderson Quigley on email@example.com or +44(0)7864 652 633 for an informal conversation about this opportunity. Alternatively for further information, please contact Lincoln Agri-Robotics joint directors: Prof Simon Pearson (LIAT) or Prof Tom Duckett (L-CAS).
Please download the Job Description and Person Specification and the University of Lincoln Strategic Plan below for more information.
Documents to download:
Job Description & Person Specification – Reader Agri-robotics
Job Description & Person Specification – Professor Agri-robotics
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text: There are many online gambling games available at online casinos and roulette and blackjack get played a lot along with the vast range of casino slots but there is one great casino game which is often ignored in Irish gambling circles and that is Craps. Craps gambling is of course very popular in the USA and is usually the source of the greatest noise in one of their casinos. This is due to the fact that although there is only one thrower of the dice at any one time many people can play simultaneously and the craps gambling table in the casino is often double ended so even more people can play. Online craps is a much more sedate affair but it still has all the bets which are available at the live counterpart. Gambling on craps is seen as quite difficult and it is true to some extent that with bets able to be placed at different stages of a single throw confusion can arise if you do not know exactly what is going on. It is however possible to gamble on craps with very simple bets which are placed at the start of the throw and are valid until won or lost. These simple bets are known as the Pass Line bet and the Don't Pass Line bet which are nearly but not quite opposite. Using one of these two bets makes craps gambling simple and understandable. The best way to learn about gambling on craps is to read the rules at one of the online casinos that carry the game. Gambling.ie has always found that Paddy power casino has good explanations for Irish casino players and it is there that you can learn when your bet wins and loses and why there can be numerous throws of the dice in a single round.


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Security the ElephantIn an ideal world, everyone would build applications with a software development lifecycle (SDLC) that considers security at every step. The security and regulatory space of the application would be understood.
Shape Up Your Project PlanningWe have a lot of posts about Test Driven Development (TDD) on this blog. We're big proponents of TDD and the discipline added by its red, green, refactor workflow. First we define a problem with a failing (red) test, then we create the supporting functionality (green), then we iterate on the product (refactor) and prepare ourselves for the next problem we'll be solving.
Much Ado About Bike Sheds, Part III - SpottingThis is the third post in a series of our takes on bike shedding. After understanding the origin story and how we might lose our empathy in our crusade against bike shedding can we still glean anything valuable from the infamous bike shed?
Much Ado About Bike Sheds, Part II - DeconstructingThis is the second of a series of blog posts about bike sheds. In part one, we explored the history of the bike shed story, you can read part one here.
Much Ado About Bike Sheds, Part IIf you're working in software, there's good odds that you've run into the phrase "bike shedding" at least once. Maybe you were in a meeting or a group chat and sensed the discussion had wandered a bit.
Retrospect and adapt - an intro to retrosI struggle with the concept of chores. Every time I sweep my floor, I can't help but think that I'll just need to sweep it again next week, and the week after that.
The Problem with Paydown - and your team's happinessYour credit card debt is out. of. control. What do you do? Budget paydown! In software development, we try to apply that same idea of budgeting paydown to technical debt in our applications.
An Empathetic Guide to Git ConflictsWe've all seen this story. You've worked hard on some cool new stuff and are ready to push, but the universe has other ideas. BBZZZT! Conflict! What do you do?
Estimate This!As a software development agency, prospective clients will often ask for an estimate of how much time & money the custom software they want will cost. Inside the software world, this debate is settled: estimates suck.
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- Various finishes available
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- a36, 8.8 ,b7, a307, a325, a490,
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- Diameter: (mm)3.2-15
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L9 Hex Nuts Manufacturers in ahmedabad
L9 Hex Nuts are hexagonal shaped (6 sides) nut with an internal screw thread. L9 offers the highest mechanical strength, Hex Nuts Manufacturers in ahmedabad and superior holding. They feature special control torque-tension characteristics to develop maximum, consistent holding power.
Hex Nuts, Heavy Hex Nuts, Lock Nuts, Nylon Lock Nuts, Jam Nuts, Dome Nuts, Toomey Bar Nuts, Square Nuts.
Normal Dia : ¼" to 4″ 6-100 mm
Length : As Specified by user or Upto any Length.
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Grades :
DIN6915 CI. 10, Stainless Steel AISI 304 / 316. Heavy hex nuts ASTM A194 Gr.8, 8M
ASTM A 194 Gr. 2H, 2HM, G4, G7, G7M, A563/
A563M Gr. A, B, DH / 8S/ 10S . DIN934 / BS3692 CI.6, 8, 10, 12. BS4395 Part 1 & 2
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Hexagonal Nuts are Designed to perfection, these nuts possess close tolerance and precision dimensions. Our quality controllers undertake stringent quality measures in order to provide our clients a flawless range of Hex Nuts Manufacturers in ahmedabad. Further, to retain the trust of our valued clients, we also provide them with certificate regarding testing parameters undertaken by our organization.
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Stainless Steel:
304 (B8), 316 (B8M), 316 L, 316 Ti ,317 L, 310, 321H (B8T), 347H (B8C), SS 410 (B6) , 904 L (UB6) , A453 GR 660 A/B/C & D.
Duplex & Super Duplex Steel:
High Nickel Alloys:
Monel 400 , Monel K 500, Incoloy 600, Incoloy 625, Incoloy 800H, Incoloy 825, Incoloy 718 , Inconel X – 750, Alloy 20 (CB 20) , Hastelloy C 276 , Hastelloy C 22, Hastelloy C4.
Other Alloys:
Titanium Gr 2, Titanium Gr 5, Aluminium Bronze (AB 2) , Phosphorous Bronze (PB).
Dimension range:
5/16″ (M6) up to 4″ (M100) for all grades.
U-Bolts Manufacturers are typically used for attaching pipe or steel round bar to a round wood or steel post. May be used to hang wrought iron pipe in mechanical installations and also be embedded in concrete as anchor bolts.
Mahalaxmi Engineering Works It offers round u-bolts in both custom and standard configurations. For custom u-bolt requests please fill out the form below. Among our standard round u-bolt inventory below are various sizes of galvanized pipe u-bolts, stainless steel u-bolts, zinc plated round u-bolts, and more.
We are offering U Bolts. we are a leading manufacturer and supplier of a range of u bolts, which is used as a safety component in automobiles. used in clamping the leaf spring with the axle, our ubolt provides the perfect protection, even in cases of heavy dynamic loading. manufactured using premium raw materials procured from trusted manufacturers, the u bolts produced at our end are checked for quality, to ensure With diligence, hard work and dedication, we have worked our way up and become established provider in Gujarat(India). Being a prominent name in this area of operations, we, as a Supplier, bring forth qualitative array of U Bolts.
We are established in Mumbai (Maharashtra) and recognized as one of the most prominent Manufacturers, Exporters and Suppliers of the U Bolts. We cater to the requirements of various industries and sectors by offering U Bolts that are manufactured as per the International Quality Standards; thus we are a reliable choice among the customers. We test the U Bolts on various pre-defined parameters. Details : Heavy duty
We are actively engaged in the production and distribution of optimal U Bolts in the national as well as overseas markets. The Industrial U Bolts made available by us are manufactured from excellent grade stainless steel that provides them good strength and endurance a well. These Stainless Steel U Bolts are resistant to rust as well as wear and tear for effective performance. Our U Bolts can be accessed in various
Mahalaxmi Engineering Works are engaged in offering a quality range of SS U- bolts,which is appreciated for its durability and efficiency. Keeping in mind the drawing and prints provided by our clients, these bolts are manufactured using quality raw material and advance technology. Our range of U- bolts is highly demanded because of its following features:
- Corrosion resistance
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The company deck screw Manufacturer, Exporter and Supplier of Deck Screws. The company is widely appreciated for offering a premium quality range of the Deck Screws to the clients. Catering to a global demand for the Deck Screws, the company ensures timely delivery at the best prices.
Plating & Coating
- Blackening
- Nickel Plated
- White Zinc Plated
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- Brass Plated
- Copper Plated
- Any Special Coating as Per Customer Requirement
Screw standard:
- DIN 934,985, 439, A563 DH,10S 2H, Gr 4, Gr7, B8, B8M, A2, A4, SS316L, B8, B8M
Screw Materials:
- Carbon steel, stainless steel, F436M, SS304, SS316L, Spring, Taper, Plate, SS316
- 4.6. Carbon steel, ASTM
- a36, 8.8, b7, a307, a325, a490
- Diameter : 3.5(#6),3.9(#7),4.2(#8),4.8(#10)
- Length: 1/2″",3/4″"5/8″".1″",2″",2-1/2″"……4
- Surface: Yellow Zinc, Black, Blue, Nickel, Galvan-coating
- Material: SteelC1022,harden higher resistance for special applications
Additional Information:
- Minimum Order Quantity: 100 Packet
Mahalaxmi Engineering Works are one of the biggest suppliers of quality Spring Washers in the Indian market. Our wide range of Spring Washers find its diverse application in different industries. These Spring Washers are specially designed to suit the joint requirements rather than settle for a standard part. Apart from this, these can be availed in various shapes and sizes according to all the requirements of our valued clients.
* Durability
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We are manufacturer of Machined Plain Washers. Durable in quality and having longer working life, these plain washers manufactured by us. These plain washers are durable in quality and assure the clients of longer working life. We offer our clients normal plain washers, available in different size options, dimensions and finishes to suit different industrial applications. Fabricated using superior grade stainless steel, mild steel and brass, these plain washer are widely acknowledged for their flawless finish and durability standards.
Wire Rope Thimbles are used for distributing weight evenly around the loop, and protect wire rope assemblies from damage and wear. Zinc-plated steel thimbles provide good corrosion resistance in most environments. For better corrosion resistance, choose hot-dipped galvanized steel thimbles that have a thicker zinc coating.
Type 304 and 316 stainless steel thimbles exhibit excellent corrosion resistance. Wire Rope Clips are malleable iron clips are good where corrosion is not a factor.
Forged steel clips are stronger than malleable iron clips and is also good for applications where corrosion is not a factor. Hand held models are sued to cut smaller wire rope diameters including safety wire, truck and rail security cables. Hydraulic wire rope cutters are made to cut the toughest cables, clean and without affecting the roundness of the wire rope. Impact cutters are portable, easy to operate, and are actuated by using a hammer and striking a few hard blows to effect a perfect cut.
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302 Stainless Steel chain offers excellent corrosion resistance for food processing, industrial and marine environment applications. Possesses non-magnetic properties and outstanding toughness at all temperatures.
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309 Stainless Steel alloy is best known for its high strength and oxidation resistance in continuous service applications. This alloy withstands temperatures up to 2000 F (1093 C). It is superior to 304 stainless in both strength and corrosion resistance.
316 Stainless Steel has superior corrosion resistance which is ideal for chemical, food processing, coastal and offshore marine applications. 316 stainless chain offers oxidation resistance, good mechanical properties and is used in many industries, including paper, mining, pharmaceutical and petroleum industries.
410 Stainless Steel is the basic martensitic stainless steel that was developed to provide a category of stainless alloys that would be corrosion resistant and hardened by heat treating. Grade 410 is machinable and used in applications where high strength, moderate heat and corrosion resistance requirements are key.
B-8 Stainless Steel is non-magnetic and has good corrosion resistance properties. B-8 stainless has a 75,000 psi tensile strength and has the same material as AISI type 304 stainless steel
B-8M Stainless Steel material is similar to B8 except has added Molybdenum. Because it has better corrosion resistance than B8, hex bolts, studs and other fasteners are common to the B8M specification.
17-4 PH Stainless Steel is a martensitic, chromium-nickel-copper stainless steel used for applications requiring high strength and moderate levels of corrosion resistance. Stainless 17-4 PH is used in a wide range of applications that include aircraft structural parts, fasteners, pump shafts, valve parts, chemical & food processing equipment, and nuclear components.
Mahalaxmi Engineering Works With the assistance of our skilled professionals, we are offering a quality assured assortment of Lifting Eye Bolts. The Lifting Eye Bolts we offer are safe to use. Besides, offered products are made by using quality material which is sourced from leading vendors of the industry.
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- M10 to M100, Length Upto 5 Meters
Nickel Alloy:
- Standard : ASTM / ASME SB 160 / 164 / 425 / 166 / 446 / 574 / 472
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Stainless Steel:
- Standard : ASTM / ASME A/SA 193 / 194
- Grade : B 8 (304), B 8C (SS 347), B 8M (SS 316), B 8 T (SS 321), A 2, A 4
Additional Information:
- Minimum Order Quantity: 100 Pack(s)
We are engaged in offering a wide range of Eye Bolt, which can be availed in various shapes and sizes Being a client-centric organization, we are engaged in offering a distinct collection of Lifting Eye Bolt. Our skilled professionals manufacture this eye bolt using well-tested raw materials and sophisticated technology.
- Standard : ASTM / ASME SB 160 / 164 / 425 / 166 / 446 / 574 / 472
- Grade : UNS 2200 (Nickel 200) / UNS 2201 (Nickel 201), UNS 4400 (Monel 400), UNS 8825 (Inconel 825), UNS 6600 (Inconel 600) / UNS 6601 (Inconel 601), UNS 6625 (Inconel 625), UNS 10276 (Hastelloy C 276), UNS 8020 (Alloy 20 / 20 CB 3)
Stainless Steel:
- Standard : ASTM / ASME A/SA 193 / 194
- Grade : B 8 (304), B 8C (SS 347), B 8M (SS 316), B 8 T (SS 321), A 2, A 4
Washers manufacturers in ahmedabad
Mahalaxmi Engineering Works is manufacturer and exporter of all din standard washers like plain washers,spring washers,flat washers,tooth lock,tab washers,taper washers,square washers,special purpose washers,sheetmetal components in india ahmedabad. we are top Washer Manufacturers in ahmedabad.
Washer have been specifically designed for heavy Bolted Sections such as Bus Bars, Transformers, Rectifiers, Heat Exchangers, Transmissions etc. These springs are intended to counteract the effect of setting which results in bolt/nut assemblies working loose. They to do effectively prevent loosening of the assembly under varying redial load and are designed for use with short bolts predominantly subject to thrust.
Mahalaxmi Engineering Works are a prominent manufacturer of a wide gamut of Washers. The offered Washer is available in different technical specifications, which fit the diverse requirements of the clients. This is designed using finest quality raw material in order to meet the set industry norms. Furthermore, clients can avail the offered screw at market leading prices.
- Durability
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With the help of our adroit professionals, we are affianced in providing a qualitative array of Washer. The provided array is designed by our professionals using supreme quality basic-material and cutting edge technology with the set universal standards.
- Size: 3mm-20mm(as your required).
- Material: spring steel or 304 SUS or 316 SUS,etc.
- standards: NF E25-511 .
- Surface tratement: plain/blackened by oil/electric galvanized(as your required)
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Rio de Janeiro
Brazil winger Willian will miss Sunday's Copa America final at the Maracana stadium with a leg muscle injury, the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) has said.
The Chelsea player suffered the setback late in Brazil's 2-0 semifinal victory over Argentina in Belo Horizonte on Tuesday. The 30-year-old remained on the pitch until the final whistle because Brazil coach Tite had already used his three substitutions.
Scans on Wednesday confirmed a hamstring tear in his right leg, a CBF spokesperson said, reports Xinhua news agency.
Willian was a late inclusion in Brazil's Copa America squad, having been called up to replace Neymar a week before the tournament began after the Paris Saint-Germain forward suffered an ankle injury. The former Shakhtar Donetsk player has made four appearances out of a possible five in this competition, all as a substitute.
Meanwhile, Brazil received better news about left-back Filipe Luis and midfielder Fernandinho, both of whom should be available for Sunday's clash after recovering from respective hamstring and knee problems.
The hosts will play the winner of Wednesday's semifinal between Chile and Peru in the final.


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This communication and networking group replaces the NZRN email distribution list and is for people working with collections.
Registrar networks
Association of Registrars and Collection Specialists (ARCS)
The Mission of ARCS is to represent and promote Registrars and Collections Specialists, nationally and internationally, to educate them in the professional best practices of registration and collections care, and to facilitate communication and networking.
Registrars Committee of the American Association of Museums (RCAAM)
The Registrars Committee of the American Alliance of Museums is a membership group of those responsible for, or interested in, the management of cultural heritage collections and exhibitions.
United Kingdom Registrars Group (UKRG)
The UK Registrars Group is a non-profit association that provides a forum for exchanging ideas and expertise between registrars, collection managers and other museum professionals in the United Kingdom, Europe and worldwide.


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February 22, 2010 at 7pm to March 15, 2010 at 10pm – MJ Lallo Studio Voice-Over Master Class with Steven Reisberg Formerly with the William Morris Agency, Steven Reisberg is currently the Voice-over audition Director for TGMD Talent where he helps actors book voice-o… Organized by Steven Reisberg | Type: vo, master, class
March 2, 2010 at 6:30pm to March 23, 2010 at 10pm – The VoiceActing Academy Studios Learn the basics from two of America's top coaches! * Maximum of 10 students accepted. * All classes held at VoiceActing Studios in San Diego * 6:30pm-9:30pm - Tuesday and Thursday evenings * All wo… Organized by Penny Abshire | Type: performance, workshop
March 3, 2010 at 7pm to April 14, 2010 at 10pm – Sherman Oaks Animation Voiceover Workshop! with world renowned Gregg Berger 6 Week Workshop Starts Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010 * Taking the plunge * Getting paid to play! * Analyzing Character Breakdowns * Maki… Organized by Martha Mayakis | Type: animation, workshop, voiceover, vo
March 8, 2010 at 6pm to April 26, 2010 at 9pm – Lakewood, Ohio Who? Jean Zarzour is a 25 year, veteran performer and instructor of: Voice Overs, Film, TV & Stage Acting, Dance, Movement & Improv at: Playhouse Sq. Center, The Beck Center, Brecksville's Th… Organized by Jean Zarzour - LIPSCHTICK! | Type: class, workshop, seminar, lecture