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Looking for Direct Marketing Position (Rome)
Career Profile
Strong career minded individual focused on results management. Demonstrated ability to apply creative reasoning, technology, and resources to effect winning business strategies. Individual who has the ability to create teamwork and goal attainment by setting clear and decisive guidelines for achievement.
Areas of Expertise
P&L Oversight
Cross Channel Marketing
Direct Mail
ERP System Development & Integration
Sales Process Development
Production Process Engineering
Product Development
Vertical Market Integration
Board Level Presentation
Professional Achievements
• Solutions Architect Direct Mail Services
o Fractional Sales Management
• Provide interim management where a manager will come in for a limited period of time, possibly part time or full-time. Help organizations restructure sales and marketing departments, develop multi-channel marketing solutions for your clients.
o Solution Sales Development
• Work with organizations to engage clients from a value add perspective. Collaboratively with your sales staff, account management and technology teams, help you to deliver higher margins, and create new revenue channels with your clients.
o Integrated Marketing Consulting
• Utilize several channels in an integrated approach has been proven to be the driver of the higher response levels and better return on marketing investment. DMS will help you take advantage of Digital Print, email PURLS, MicroSites, QR Codes, CSC (common short codes) SMS/Texts, and social channels to drive your clients marketing conversations.
o Direct Mail Solution Development
• Leverage design, list, offer and timing to help you develop effective direct mail solutions for your clients. Reduce costs through right designs, and USPS postal strategies.
o Recent Assignments
• EVP Marketing and Sales New Channel Direct
• Vice President Of Arken Technology
• Sales Consultant Platinum Direct
• Executive Director of Client Delivery WMI Dallas
o Managed Production operations
• 220 Million pieces annually
• 3 shifts 6 days per week
• 70 employees
o Sold in excess of 1.3 million in sales within one year. (Excluding postage)
• President-CEO of Bender Direct and Southwest Mailing inc
o Full P&L Responsibility for both companies
• Purchased two companies within a six month period and integrated an ERP system as well as setting up a high speed VPN with single site administration and data processing.
o Production Management
• 100 Employees with 3 shifts
• Within two years brought three new products as part a vertical market integration strategy: Digital Imaging, Internal Presort Processing and on site Offset Printing.
o Sales Management
• 5 Customer Service and 5 Sales People
o Results
• Increased sales from 3.9 million to just under 5.9 million with acquisition of another smaller company.
• The Mail Box- Director of Satellite Operations
o Full P& L Responsibility of Satellite Mailing operations
o Mergers and Acquisitions, after an IPO, I was part of team which converted the company from a holding company to an operating company and aligned like entities with standardized processes, including software and production process controls.
o Results
• Took Bender Direct Mail from a negative ebitda to 10% ebitda within 1 year.
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o Executive Management
• Participated on the executive Staff of 40 million dollar software company.
o Chaired a group in the coordination of a new product with three primary partners: Lockheed Martin, Postal Technologies and Postalsoft Imaging.
o Results
• Within two years we were billing in excess of 300k per month.
• Captured 55% of the market share
• The Mail Box-Presort Manager
o Executive Management
• Participated in Executive Staff of Mailing company with 50 million in revenue and over Protected content
o Full P&L Responsibility of the Presort Division
o Operations Management
• 1.6 million pieces daily
• 6 ½ days per week, 3shifts per day.
• Spearheaded a team in the creation and implementation of a proprietary ERP system to track all facets of business operations. We were able to reduce the work force from over Protected content at the division level to less than an 80 headcount while increasing output levels.
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(MinLi, Me, Sulin, Joshua) Phewwwwwwwwwwwww just came back from the "Made of Honour" 8 Course Meal Dinner. Thanks JoshLim for inviting me to eat with his friends.
There was also a special screening of the said movie at Pavilion but I didnt go.. cos I'm watching it this Tuesday!
He's coming. Rames and I had to keep looking up the skies to see if there was any signs of him coming to KL.
Wanna know who's coming? Check back tomorrow 😀

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Reporting from Washington — Osama bin Laden's hide-out was probably known to "somebody" in Pakistan before the U.S. raid that killed him, but there is no sign that senior Pakistani officials were aware of the Al Qaeda leader's location, Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates said Wednesday.
In fact, since the operation, the U.S. has seen some indications that top Pakistani officials were unaware that Bin Laden was hiding in the town of Abbottabad until after a team of U.S. Navy SEALs killed him in his bedroom May 2.
"I have seen no evidence at all that the senior leadership knew. In fact, I've seen some evidence to the contrary," Gates said at a Pentagon news conference. "We have no evidence yet with respect to anybody else. My supposition is, somebody knew."
Gates did not describe the evidence indicating that top Pakistani officials were surprised to learn of Bin Laden's whereabouts, and aides refused to clarify his remarks. The U.S. is likely to have monitored communications among Pakistani officials during and after the raid, but the evidence might also have come from conversations between U.S. and Pakistani officials or from other intelligence reports.


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See Miss Ohio's Creepy Ventriloquist Act
At the Miss America pageant.
The Miss America pageant is always full of ridiculous moments, and this year's was brought to us by Miss Ohio Mackenzie Bart, the show's first ventriloquist in 50 years. She performed a sassy version of "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious" with a Miss Piggy–esque puppet, Roxy. It's a strange mix of impressive and scary.


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Man critically injured in High Point crash
Man critically injured in High Point crash
A High Point man is in critical condition following a crash in town Wednesday night.
Jeffrey Dean Barfield, 47, was found partially ejected from his SUV around 7:40 p.m. at 427 Ennis St.
Barfield was driving south on Ennis Street when the Chevrolet Suburban went off the roadway into a drainage ditch and collided with a tree, High Point police said.
Barfield, who wasn't restrained, hit a utility pole after being partially ejected from the driver's side window, police said. He was taken to Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center, where he was listed in critical condition.
The crash is still under investigation, though police have ruled out speed as a factor. No charges have been filed.


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The students will get to try their hand at a little bit of everything during our Fine Arts half day class.
We'll learn about famous artists and use their work as inspiration for our projects. Students will get the chance to try out an array of art mediums and techniques. We will learn about different forms of printmaking relief, mono and screen printing. The children will be working with clay, both hand build and on the pottery wheel. We will then practice drawing techniques with still lives and figure drawing working on composition, layout, perspective, line, and shading.
We will even combine some of the art mediums to create unique mixed media projects. This is a great chance for your child to try out new art processes, while learning about the history of fine art.
This class is designed for students in K-4th grade, we tailor our art projects to fit the students age and abilities.
Student's will be picked up at Success Academy at 12:30, we will then walk to the studio located at 592 Pacific st. The students will first have lunch which the parents will pack for them. Please pack a water bottle, we have a water cooler onsite they can use. We will then have a short explanation of the days projects followed by a demo.
They will work on the project for about an hour, and we will break for a short free time, where the students will be allowed to work on free draw, rainbow loom and other creative art based activities we have at the studio. The last hour of class we will finish working on our project. Pick up is at 3:30, with an option for the students to join our after-school which begins at 3:30 ending at 5:30.
A make up class will be provided the week after the last class of each session in case of a cancellation due to weather or other unexpected issues.
**We do not offer a make up class or refund if the student is not able to make it to class**
Parents will be notified VIA email in advance if a class must be canceled. We follow the NYC PS cancellations, in case of a snow day. However, we may still run after school depending on the weather.
All pick up will be canceled on a snow day, if we do decide to have class. We will email parents regarding our decision by 12 pm that day. We will only offer one make up class per semester any cancellations.
We understand that living in NYC there may be times when you are late picking up your child, due to traffic, subway delays etc. We try our best to accommodate city life. However we have to account for our teachers time as well. We allow 2 late pick ups during a semester with in a 15 min time frame. There will be a $15 late charge applied to late pick ups thereafter, unless prior arrangements are made with Rene.


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Jo Walton is a Welsh fantasy and science fiction writer now living in Canada. Her novels include:
- The King's Peace and The King's Name: Duology set in a fantasy world resembling Dark Age Britain, and featuring that world's equivalent of King Arthur.
- The Prize in the Game: Another novel set in the same world.
- Tooth and Claw: The novel Anthony Trollope might have written if he were a dragon. Winner of the World Fantasy Award in 2004.
- The Small Change trilogy — Farthing, Ha'penny, Half a Crown: Detective novels set in an alternate history where World War II ended with Hitler still alive and in possession of most of continental Europe.
- Among Others: 15-year-old Mori has recently lost her twin sister at hands of their mother, a powerful witch. She escapes into fiction and the dullness of her boarding school life, but the world of fairies and dangerous magic is always closer than is comfortable. Won the Nebula Award in 2011 and the Hugo Award in 2012.
- My Real Children: A woman's life in two Alternate Timelines.
She has also written many short stories and poems.
Works by Jo Walton with their own trope page include:
- Among Others
- Small Change (Farthing, Ha'penny, Half a Crown)
- Sulien (The King's Peace, The King's Name, and The Prize in the Game)
- Thessaly (The Just City, The Philosopher Kings, Necessity)
- Tooth and Claw
Jo Walton's other works provide examples of:
- Fantastic Religious Weirdness: "When we were robots in Egypt"
- Fantasy Contraception: Lifelode is about the god of marriage trying to introduce exactly the same kind of fantasy contraception that The King's Peace has.
- Reality Is Unrealistic: Refers to it as "The Tiffany Problem", where Tiffany is a perfectly legitimate medieval name (a variant of Theophania) but it looks and sounds too modern for readers.
- Religious Robot: Played with in "When we were robots in Egypt".
- Rogue Drone: Hanethe in Lifelode, who used to be a part of the god of marriage until she disagreed with a decision and was kicked out.
- So What Do We Do Now?: Portrayed with a vengeance in the short story "Relentlessly Mundane".


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Workshop on Categorical Methods in Algebra, Geometry and Mathematical Physics
Satellite to the StreetFest conference in honour of Ross Street's sixtieth birthday
July 18-21 2005, Australian National University, Canberra
Thu, 21 July: 9:00 - 10:00
The theory of quasi-categories (II), a perspective
Joyal, André (Université du Québec à Montréal)
We shall describe a few salient points of the theory of quasi-categories, stressing the similarities and the differences with category theory. For example, the theories of limits and Kan extensions are formally identical. The quasi-category HOT is the primary example of an $\infty$-topos.
We introduce the notion of an absolutely exact quasi-category, in which the equivalence relations are general groupoids. The notion may capture one of the main difference between HOT and the category of sets. The theorem of Kan on the equivalence between the homotopy category of pointed connected spaces and the category of group objects in TOP has the following generalisation: in any exact quasi-category the full quasi-category of pointed connected objects is equivalent to the quasi-category of group objects.
Absolutely exact quasi-categories abound. The quasi-category of models of any algebraic theory is absolutely exact. Here an algebraic theory is defined to be a quasi-category with finite products. Models of algebraic theories can be taken iteratively. A group object in the quasi-category of group objects is a braided group object or a 2-fold loop space, etc.
There is also a notion of category object in any left exact quasi-category. A category object is said to be reduced if its groupoid of isomorphisms is trivial (this is related to the notion of complete Segal space introduced by Charles Rezk). Every category object in HOT can be reduced (more generally, every category object of an absolutely exact quasi-category). The quasi-category of reduced categories in HOT is equivalent to QCAT, the quasi-category of small quasi-categories. More generally, there is a notion of reduced $n$-category object for every $n$. The quasi-category of reduced $n$-categories in HOT is equivalent to the quasi-category of quasi-$n$-categories properly defined. $\Theta$-sets can be used to model quasi-$n$-categories.


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14th > June > 2013 Archive
Kaspersky slips server security into PC software as attackers get crafty
Kaspersky Lab is shifting anti-malware code from its enterprise business down to its consumer security software in an effort to cut down on the effectiveness of zero-day attacks.
DHS warns of vulns in hospital medical equipment
The US Department of Homeland Security has warned hospitals and health clinics that many of the electronic medical devices in use at their facilities may be vulnerable to cybersecurity attacks.
Microsoft adds two-factor authentication to Windows Azure
Microsoft's cloudy identity and access management tool has been given two-factor authentication.
You dirty RAT: Trend Micro spots new Asia-wide attack
Security researchers are warning of yet another advanced, large-scale attack campaign using sophisticated techniques to hide itself from its targets – organisations across Asia.
Who's to be the next Dr Who? Sherlock beats Maurice - says you
It's the question on every geek's lips. Who's going to be the next Time Lord?
WTO sets new date for copyright crunch
The World Trade Organisation (WTO) this week extended the deadline it's offered the world's "least developed nations" to get their house in order with regards to observation of the Agreement on Trade Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS).
EU signs off on eCall emergency-phone-in-every-car plan
The European Union's plan to insist every new car on the road by 2015 includes a mobile device that phones home after a crash is set to become reality, after the European Commission signed off draft legislation to enact the scheme. Assent from the European Parliament and Council of the European Union is now required, but little opposition is expected.
Japan proposes NSA-style agency and new snooping laws
In a masterpiece of timing, the Japanese government is considering a new NSA-style agency to monitor internet communications in the country.
Badger bloodbath brouhaha brings 'bodge' bumpkin bank burgle bluster
Activists enraged by Blighty's badger cull claim they have hacked a financial biz used by UK farmers and swiped sensitive personal data.
Intel bakes smaller, slower flash memory. Aah, now that's progress
Intel has produced a solid-state flash drive, the DC S3500, using a 20nm process - potentially replacing the DC S3700 and its 25nm tech.
'Sometimes life doesn't afford proper goodbyes'
QuotWAmerican spooks are watching everything you do - but don't worry about that too much, here comes a nice new iOS design. That was pretty much the message of the week in tech, when the world woke up to an online surveillance programme that made Big Brother look like a little sissy, while fanbois mulled the end of iPhones as they knew (and loved) them.
Array slinger X-IO jumps on Windows Storage Server filly, digs in heels
Array supplier X-IO will run Windows Storage Server 2012 inside its data vaults in hope of a Redmond-assisted sales boost.
Girls, beer and C++: How to choose the right Comp-Sci degree for you
FeatureYou choose your degree when you're still a child, even though at 16 or 17 you may not feel like one. When I look back at some of my own teenage decisions, I shudder, and you will too when you think back to your younger years. But perhaps, armed with the advice below, you can avoid the common pitfalls and stumbling blocks on the road to becoming a successful computer scientist.
Apple: iOS7 dayglo Barbie makeover is UNFINISHED - report
Well, this would never have happened under Steve Jobs. Apple sources have briefed a friendly tech blog that the much-mocked iOS7 makeover is still provisional. When was the last time Apple felt obliged to defend anything?
Reg hack prepares to live off wondergloop Soylent
In the latest attempt by denizens of Silicon Valley to free themselves from the shackles of normal life, a startup has created a meal replacement substance named "Soylent", and this Reg hack is going to spend the next seven days trying to live entirely off the stuff.
CRINGE! Home Office wants to know whether your boss BEATS YOU
Tech suppliers wading through the government's latest bizarre 150-page online questionnaire are asking if the folks in the public sector are smoking something – other than taxpayers' money, anyway.
Apple dangles Spangles while Dabbsy's cables rankle
Something for the Weekend, Sir?Yet another Apple keynote has just whizzed by without so much as a squeak of useful criticism. The non-revelations in the opening keynote of Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco this week confirmed just about everything that had already been leaked.
I told you I'd be back: Arnie set for another career revival
Arnold Schwarzenegger is set to return to the big screen after confirming filming will start on Terminator 5 early next year.
We want to put a KILL SWITCH into your PHONE, say Feds
US law enforcement is calling for a mandatory kill switch on all mobiles, enabling the shut down of stolen phones in the hope of rendering them worthless.
McAfee: Not all partners are cut out to be SaaS providers
McAfee Channel SummitUK channel partners "need a lot of handholding" when it comes to software-as-a-service solutions, EMEA president Gert Jan Schenk has said.
Review: Belkin Thunderbolt Express Dock
Apple WWDCIf the word from the Apple WWDC is to be believed, we're just months away from hooking up all our peripherals using Thunderbolt 2 cables. Funny that, as I thought this was supposed to happen when the original Thunderbolt ports appeared on Macs back in 2011.
MPs demand UK rates revamp after Google's 'extraordinary tax mismatch'
British MPs have demanded that the government act to revamp the tax structure after damning revelations about Google's corporate payments structure in the country.
Microsoft Office 365 on iPhone NOW: No, we're not making this up
Microsoft's Office 365 app is now available from Apple's iTunes store for iPhones, iPads and iPods.
REVEALED: The gizmo leaker Snowden used to smuggle out NSA files
Whistleblower Edward Snowden apparently used a USB thumb-drive to smuggle out hundreds of top-secret documents before he blew the lid off the NSA's web-spying project PRISM. This is despite the Pentagon's clampdown on the gadgets.
Jaguar to open new car-making factory in Blighty (virtually)
Jaguar Land Rover has promised to return car manufacturing to Britain, although it will only be simulating cars rather than building them.
Former QiComm CEO cleared in money-laundering case
The founder and former owner of telco integrator QiComm has been acquitted of money-laundering charges brought by HMRC - but said this came too late in the day to keep his biz afloat.
Symantec sharpens axe as 1,700 awarded the Order of the Boot - report
Up to 1,700 workers at Symantec face the axe over the next six weeks as the consequences of a corporate restructuring plan announced in January 2013 begin to bite, according to a recent report.
Report: Foreign owners blocked T-Mobile, Verizon from NSA snoops
T-Mobile and Verizon were not issued court orders to hand over mobile data for their users because their part-ownership by non-US companies could have caused complications, according to an unnamed US official.
CenturyLink grabs AppFog for cloud expansion
In a "resounding validation" of the Cloud Foundry technology, CenturyLink has acquired platform-as-a-service minnow AppFog.
Surprise! Intel smartphone trounces ARM in power trials
The industry analysts at ABI Research pitted a Lenovo smartphone based on Intel's Atom-based Clover Trail+ platform against a quartet of ARM-based systems, and Chipzilla's system not only kept pace with the best of them, but did so using less power.
Not just telcos, THOUSANDS of companies share data with US spies
The slides leaked by NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden named nine companies that allegedly share data with US intelligence agencies, but according to a new report, the actual number of firms that collaborate with US spies may be much larger. Try thousands of them.
Facebook killing off Sponsored Results in search pages
Facebook has confirmed that it will drop the sale of Sponsored Results in its search pages, a "feature" that plenty of El Reg readers have been less than happy about.
Microsoft unleashes wave of Azure mobile updates
Microsoft is giving all Azure fiddlers a free 20MB database as part of a suite of improvements to the Azure cloud designed to tempt in mobile app developers.
Critical Java SE update due Tuesday fixes 40 flaws
Thought your Java security woes were behind you? Think again. Oracle is planning to release a Critical Patch Update on Tuesday that affects multiple versions of Java, and it's another doozy.


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ITAC maintains a core team of industry engineering professionals that you can trust to get the job done right. Most of our senior engineers and project managers have migrated to ITAC from the industries we serve. Many are former plant maintenance and production engineers that bring to ITAC the important operations details necessary to make our customers and their capital investments a success.
Our mix of production and design engineers makes for a strong and versatile team to assist your organization with project engineering and/or construction and start-up work.
ITAC's core team of industry engineers provides our clients with hundreds of years of combined manufacturing industry experience. ITAC was founded on the premise that industrial manufacturers no longer can afford to maintain the large engineering and "turn around" staffs that prevailed throughout the much of the 20th century. Our employees are recognized for the value that they bring to hundreds of customers from dozens of different industrial markets. We define the service with you, we deliver the service to you, and then we move on to the next opportunity. We care very much about earning your repeat business, at the same time we want to be there only when you need us. Our 20+ years in the engineering, construction, and maintenance businesses have taken us to manufacturing facilities around the world a few times and throughout the central US to hundreds, if not thousands, of manufacturing locations.
In addition to the industries listed previously, ITAC has experience in metals and steel refineries, seafood processing, polymer processing, turbine manufacturing, printer and copier manufacturing, and a host of other manufacturing facilities. Chances are if you are in the manufacturing industry and require professional engineering or construction services, ITAC can offer the support of an experienced team that can assist with your need.
ITAC has extensive experience in engineering, designing, and constructing projects for the largest tobacco processors and suppliers in the world. These companies continue to be significant ITAC business partners as we evolve to suit the changing tobacco processing and cigarette/cigar manufacturing markets in the US. ITAC engineers have played critical roles in countless success stories with mechanical/HVAC, electrical power and distribution, process controls, automation and programming, and a variety of architectural and structural projects in numerous tobacco facilities.
Our Electrical and Controls Department, including 30+ electrical engineers and designers with an accumulated 200 years of engineering, design and construction experience in the fields of power distribution, industrial process control, and process automation, specializes in electrical and control systems and software development to serve the power generation industry.
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ITAC believes strongly in investing in the future of the biofuels industry, and we have over 100 years combined biofuels experience to prove it. Our goal in designing facilities is to use all derivatives of the biofuels process—meaning there is no waste. Every byproduct of our process is funneled into different revenue streams.
We believe that developing ways to produce more clean-burning, renewable sources of fuel is not only important to the environment, but also to our country and to our business. By reducing our dependence on oil and investing in ethanol and other biofuels, we decrease harmful air emissions and reduce the transfer of wealth to foreign oil providers.
ITAC is focused in three biofuels industries: Wood Pellets, Biodiesel, and Ethanol.
ITAC's origins are in the chemical process and manufacturing markets. ITAC's founders began their careers in the chemical business and still today many of our senior managers and engineers are transplants from the chemicals market.
Since our inception in 1988, capital and maintenance project engineering and construction for a variety of chemical manufacturing industries continues to be an ITAC core business. Our training in the production, process, and maintenance engineering roles gives us invaluable insight as to what is important to our chemical manufacturing customers. Because of this experience, ITAC fully appreciates the need for both quality and timeliness as we prepare construction packages and install process systems and equipment for our customers. A thorough knowledge of the various materials - fluids, gaskets, metals, etc. found in today's chemical factories - plus an appreciation for maintenance and reliability of new capital projects - brings the value to our customers that they have come to expect from ITAC.
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ITAC's Pulp & Paper mill experiences include electrical power and controls upgrades, mechanical piping, process, and machinery improvements, and structural evaluations and repairs. Extensive employment and experience with International Paper, the Bear Island Paper Mill, and the two central Virginia Stone Container mills brings years of technical and practical mill know-how to the ITAC organization. Our talent with controls systems and converting DCS, PLC, and SCADA systems has proven itself many times over.
Several of ITAC's chemical/process engineers are veterans of the pharmaceutical intermediary manufacturing industry. Engineers with combinations of direct employment and long-term project assignments within the pharmaceutical markets allow ITAC to bring the most informed services to our customers. Work with Wyeth (now Pfizer), BI Chemicals, Abbott Labs, Barr Labs, and others has proven time and again ITAC's value to the various elements of the pharmaceutical industries.
Our engineers have developed batch reaction processing designs, designs for systems involving glass-lined reactors, purified water and sanitary sewage systems, and recipe management systems. Another important service that we offer to our pharmaceutical customers is process validation. Several of our engineers are trained and experienced with cGMP design and with its validation.
ITAC has assembled a strong engineering team to address one of our faster growing markets: the food and beverage industry. Our goal is to provide value-adding design services to help our clients meet the constantly changing demands of their consumers. Our engineers are equipped with extensive knowledge of FDA requirements current Good Manufacturing Practices - cGMP - and bring that knowledge to our customers' process improvement and factory infrastructure projects.
Our engineers and our installers - mechanical, electrical, and civil/structural - are experienced with the process requirements critical to the food and beverage industries. Unique requirements, for example sanitary piping and clean-in-place methods and systems, are second nature to ITAC's food and beverage project teams.
To further demonstrate its leading capabilities in industrial services, ITAC founded its subsidiary, Wood Fuel Developers LLC (WFD), in 2010. ITAC designed, engineered and retrofitted a particle board plant in Waverly, Virginia, to create what is now one of the largest wood pellet manufacturers on the East Coast, with an annual production capacity of over 100,000 tons.
WFD has since developed its own EasyPellet Products line, featuring 100% natural alternatives to fossil fuels and synthetic products.
EasyPellet Products include:
With the exception of EasyBlaze Blend, which is a hardwood/softwood blend, all EasyPellet Products are made from the highest quality softwood (100% Southern Yellow Pine). We understand that it is our duty to do everything we can to sustain the environment, so our pellets are made from by-products of the lumber industry, ensuring that no new trees are destroyed. WFD is proud to serve both the domestic and European markets with these environmentally-friendly products.
After much success with WFD, ITAC is looking for more opportunities to design, build, and develop mills east of the Mississippi River. Please contact us should your company share in this interest.


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First you'll need a webcam, small phillips screw driver, scissors or an Exacto knife, and some exposed camera film. I found an old roll of film by digging around in a drawer, unrolled a foot or two of film, and hung it in the sun for a couple of hours to get it thoroughly exposed.
For this project, we started with a Logitech Quick Cam Express model number 960-000088 which we purchased locally from an office supply store for about $18. This is a VGA resolution (640 x 480) webcam. For about ten to fifteen dollars more, you can also select an XGA or 1024 x 768 webcam to get a more detailed picture.
Here's what it looked like out of the box:
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The front cover is decorative and can be removed by gently prying at the slot on the top. We used the tip of a dinner knife blade, and the cover popped right off.
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A single screw holds the device together. It's located amidships on the right side as viewed from the front, and it's beneath a rubberized plug that needs to be removed. A fingernail suffices here to take out the plug, and then a phillips screw driver will take out the screw.
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The same case half can now be carefully lifted away.
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This image shows the circuit board and lens assembly removed from the case. This is not absolutely necessary – the modifications can be done with the circuit board sitting in the case half.
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Unscrew the lens assembly by grasping the knurled portion and turning it counter-clockwise. Then gently pry out the infrared filter (reddish-blue square in the image) and use it as a template to cut a block out of the exposed film. Fit the square of film into the space where the IR filter came out, and then reassemble the webcam.
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We suggest that you skip replacing the cover over the lens assembly that fits between the case halves. This is in order to get access to the lens assembly for focusing if you want to try some outside shots.
It can be tricky lining up the snap-shot button, the circuit board, the power cord, and the rectangular anchor for the swivel mount. Be patient, and it will fall into place and snap together eventually.
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By the way, as a variation, if you have an infrared light source, you can make the webcam into a visible light and infrared light (day and night) camera by leaving out the filter completely.
However, having the filter snugly installed prevents all visible light from entering the lens, so we can be confident that what penetrates the blackened film is indeed the non-visible, infrared portion of the light spectrum
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Next: Trying the Camera Out
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In this second page of the article, we first play with a cable-box remote control in a darkened room, and then we take the laptop and the converted infrared webcam outside and take some pictures of the countryside. We compare these to visible light photos taken from a conventional camera set to the same resolution. Then we finish up by talking about the educational opportunities of performing this experiment with a curious young pre-teen. cheap infrared camera, infrared LED remote, infrared LED
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Trying the Camera Out
Now let's look at what we capture from our inexpensive infrared camera.
This first image is a close-up of a blue and white striped shirt. The darker image at top is a blue plaid cat blanket. Because infrared reflects equally from both blue and white, the strips appear to vanish.
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This image shows a cable box remote control being pointed toward the camera from a couple of feet away in a darkened room. Notice that the two infrared LEDs are shown distinctly.
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Get much closer, though, and the brightness overloads the webcam's image sensor. This will be a problem outside in bright sunlight, too, and some tweaking of the image controls in Logitech's supplied Quick Cam software will be constantly needed.
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Note that the Quick Cam viewer tends to give the images a bluish cast that's not really there. In the following images, I've corrected for that by desaturating the image using the GIMP (Graphic Image Manipulation Program). After playing around in the house, we took the notebook and the camera outside. Here's an infrared view and a conventional camera view (taken at the same 640 x 480 resolution) of an autumnal pecan tree.
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And looking outward onto a pasture . . .
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And at a couple of RVs sitting in the pasture . . .
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And finally, this spooky picture is me playing around with a remote control in my darkened office.
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My ten-year-old nephew Caleb helped me with this project, and we used it as excuse not only to fill a part of a Sunday afternoon, but also to talk about ultraviolet, visible, and infrared light. This led to discussing the entire electromagnetic spectrum, microwave ovens, how television stations work, and how different frequencies propagate though different mediums.
So even though the images themselves were not amazing, the learning potential for an inquiring young mind was payback enough for me.
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Contrary to Rome's dogmas, believers know that God's Word declares repeatedly that: 'Neither is there salvation in any other: for there is none other name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved' (Acts 4:12). Only the blood of Jesus Christ, i.e., His death, can cleanse us from sin (1 John 1:7). Roman Catholicism clearly preaches another gospel condemned by Paul (Galatians 1:6-9). The majority of 'evangelical Christians' are simply following their leaders toward Rome. A large number of Christian leaders and organizations seem to have chosen to be blind to Catholicism's false salvation and appear to be oblivious to the eternal destiny of a vast number of souls. They even react badly when the Roman Catholic Church is called an enemy of the gospel, seemingly failing to check out the clear denunciation of the Biblical gospel by the Council of Trent, with its more than 100 anathemas (in addition to the four listed above), which was reaffirmed by the Second Vatican Council of the 1960s, thus both come from the highest Roman Catholic authority. By contrast, the rejection of Rome's false gospel comes from the VERY highest authority, the Lord Jesus Christ who warned of those who add or take away from His Word (Revelation 22:18-19), as Rome has done, a testimony that is fully supported by His apostles (Galatians 1:6-9).So why did evangelical leaders such as Chuck Colson, Pat Robertson, and J. I. Packer, and others, sign an agreement calling Catholics 'brothers and sisters in Christ' and agreeing not to evangelize them'? We have men like James Dobson accepting an honorary degree from Catholic Franciscan University and Regent University, founded by Pat Robertson, allowing a Catholic bishop to say Mass on campus, where the school's president declared that his goal was 'to make room for all of the historic Christian traditions, both Protestant and Catholic'? Astonishingly, Billy Graham declared, as long ago as 1952:'Many of the people who have reached a decision for Christ at our meetings have joined the Catholic Church, and we have received commendations from Catholic publications for the revived interest in their church following one of our campaigns' (Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph 9/6/52)?Twenty five years later he declared:'I've found that my beliefs are essentially the same as those of Orthodox Roman Catholics … We only differ on some matters of later Church tradition' (McCall's 1/78)'?Many other statements by Graham make us think he is a very average Bible student, for he has come out with some very ignorant statements during his tenure as a leading world evangelist. More than 70 percent of the chaplains for Prison Fellowship in the USA are Roman Catholic and Chuck Colson, a co-developer with Catholic priest Richard John Neuhaus of the 'Evangelicals and Catholics Together' accord, turned over the leadership of Prison Fellowship to Michael Timmis, a practicing Roman Catholic and Promise Keeper (another 'ecumenical deception') board member. Hank Hanegraaff, president of the evangelical apologetics organization, Christian Research Institute, and host of 'The Bible Answer Man' radio programme, claims that Roman Catholicism is 'foundationally Christian' and tries to debunk Dave Hunt's scholarship without bringing forward a single fact to support his claims. Where is their evidence that Vatican II has changed the Roman Catholic Church so that it now follows 'Biblical lines'?
'Evangelical' Catholicism is really another part of a strategy to subvert evangelical Christianity - such as it is today - as part of the move to install the ultimate anti-Christ as ruler of the world. It becomes clearer with every decade that the anti-Christ's world religion will be a paganized Christianity, such as that developed under Constantine and which became Roman Catholicism. The Church of Rome views itself as the visible head of Christianity and claims authority over all who would call themselves Christians. Evangelical Christianity, which rejects Roman Catholic salvation and Rome's control in favour of the true gospel and submission to Jesus Christ as sole Redeemer is still Catholicism's most strident enemy. The primary reasons are that Catholics mixing with true evangelical 'Protestants' hear the Biblical gospel of salvation for the first time, believe it, and are truly and instantly saved. They then leave the Church of Rome - unless Billy Graham advises otherwise! These conversions have caused millions of Catholics around the world to leave Rome, especially in Latin American countries, resulting in the Pope calling evangelicals 'sheep-stealing rapacious wolves' and 'dangerous sects' (the Vatican term for cults). The man who calls evangelicals this in one breath and then tries to curry favour with them in another is nothing but a hypocritical deceiver. We have read his secondary agenda of surreptitiously guiding Roman Catholics into violent action against evangelical Christians in South American countries where they still burn and kill born-again Christians.To counter those losses, beginning with Vatican II, Rome donned evangelical apparel and added some Biblical accessories (although her un-Biblical salvation remains the same). Her goal has been to seduce evangelical Christians into believing that Roman Catholicism is proclaiming the same gospel and the same Jesus to convince the Billy Graham's of this world that converting Catholics is redundant at best, un-Christian at worst. But haven't the modifications instituted by Vatican II, the ecumenical dialogues with Baptists, Mennonites, Assemblies of God, etc., the agreement on justification with Lutherans, and the 'Evangelicals and Catholics Together' accord, at least demonstrated that the Roman Catholic Church is indeed changing and becoming more Biblical? Augustin Cardinal Bea, president at the time of the Vatican Secretariat for Promoting Christian Unity, and ardent suitor of leading evangelicals, made Rome's intentions clear:The Roman Catholic Church would be gravely misunderstood if it should be concluded that her present ecumenical adventuresomeness and openness meant that she was prepared to re-examine any of her fixed dogmatic positions. What the Church is prepared to do is to take ... a more imaginative and contemporary presentation of these fixed positions. (emphasis added)Rome is 'more imaginative' in the way a seedy estate agent describes some real estate as potential for improvement' - when they mean the property is a wasteland. The Pope's 'real estate' is, in fact, eternity in Hell!
Millions of former Catholics are now attending evangelical churches and these believers, although thankful for their own deliverance from spiritual bondage, nevertheless grieve daily over their lost loved ones. Yet what compounds their sorrow is not only the animosity shown by Catholic friends and family members because they left the Church, but the fact that, too often, their evangelical churches offer little or no help in reaching Catholics for Christ - some even disdain the activity as offensive and unloving. TCE is made up of former Christians who were saved mainly out of cults - and, without exception, we have found the Protestant churches in Cardiff to be utterly apathetic to our appeals to participate in evangelism to the deceived. We are called to 'offend' Catholics with the truth that they are lost and on their way to Hell - and then tell them the good news of what they need to believe to be saved! It should be our heart's cry that this would matter deeply to every evangelical who claims to love Roman Catholics. Anything less proves that much of the present Protestant church does not really love her neighbour as herself (cf. Leviticus 19:18; Matthew 5:43; Mark 12:31; Romans 13:9; James 2:8), but loves the trappings of this world and the approval of men.The current Pope has set himself up as the leader of world-wide ecumenism and presents an altogether different picture from the inflexible dogmatists who formerly occupied the position. On the contrary, John Paul II has taken the initiative in contacting leaders of the world's religions, accepting them as working toward the same goals of social justice, ecological concerns, and world peace, suggesting that their prayers are as effective as those of Catholics, and consequently has not attempted to convert any of them. He seems content to be acknowledged as the spiritual leader of the world's religions uniting for peace. This stance of the Pope is entirely consistent with the religious system he represents, for Catholicism was formed through a union of 'Christianity' and paganism and has always adapted itself to whatever religion it Christianized. In order to make converts, Rome has absorbed the paganism peculiar to each culture and dressed it in Christian terminology. Haiti, for example, claims to be about 85 percent Catholic, but is nearly 100 percent Voudun for every voodoo ceremony begins with Catholic prayers. Hinduism happily amalgamates with Rome - what are a few more 'gods' like Mary to a deception that absorbs all other religions? Likewise the deadly spiritist cult of Santeria is a blend of African witchcraft and Catholicism carried on in the name of 'saints' who front for African gods. In Rio de Janeiro the Catholic faithful visit cemeteries to petition the spirits of their ancestors along with the Catholic 'saints' and whichever version of 'Mary' they idolize! Catholicism's paganized Christianity was developed by Constantine to unite his empire and he really was the first 'Pope John Paul' in recognising the value of religious concord in bringing political unity through an ecumenism of his time. The Russian leader, Gorbachev, worked a similar front and, like Constantine, found a willing partner in the Roman pontiff.John Paul II travels the world to enhance Roman Catholic ties to pagan religions and, at the Universities of Calcutta and New Delhi in his 1986 visit to India, the Pope told a huge Hindu audience that he had not visited them to teach them anything but to learn from their 'rich spiritual heritage.' As the leader of worldwide ecumenism he declared:India's mission …is crucial, because of her intuition of the spiritual nature of man. Indeed, India's greatest contribution to the world can he to offer it a spiritual vision of man. And the world does well to attend willingly to this ancient wisdom and in it to find enrichment for human living.'Such praise of Hinduism, by the man who claims to be 'leader of world Christendom,' seems inconceivable and shows that he is either utterly ignorant of the cruel caste system and judgmental attitude that allows those born disadvantaged in any way to be left in their suffering state by the more privileged - in case their 'karma' is disturbed and they have to come back 'in another body' in order to pay for their past misdemeanours - or he is utterly callous. This tolerant acceptance of all religions is exactly the requirement to unite mankind under the anti-Christ! So many naïve Christians have allied themselves to the ecumenical movement already that only God can turn the tide and that will likely be through His usual peaceful way of letting us follow our own hearts and desires so that the 'sin cycle' of Judges will chastise us [we sin, God allows oppression to chastise us to the point we cry out in repentance - and then He delivers us!]. The vile decisions already being made by the increasingly powerful European courts in Brussels will lead to greater and greater oppression of Christians, until those who allowed the Word of God to be trampled on will find there is a famine for the Word, and they will no longer even be allowed to preach the truth from the Bible. The Pope has clearly and repeatedly declared his intentions to use Europe and ecumenism to promote his goals. In Geneva, Switzerland, speaking to leaders of the World Council of Churches representing 400 million Protestants worldwide, John Paul II declared:From the beginning of my ministry as bishop of Rome, I have insisted that the engagement of the Catholic Church in the ecumenical movement is irreversible.
Why have so many Protestants allied themselves to this movement when the Pope has made it clear that there can never be any 'compromise on the issue of papal authority'? Liberal Protestants ignore the blatant intentions of the Pope and participate in his ecumenical movement, even heaping praise upon him for his 'spiritual and moral leadership.' Thus the modern 'Pontius Pilates' wash their hands of responsibility as the Pope travels to South America wearing the 'historical' Papal hat to declare that Catholics should 'resist Protestants in the street' - with the result that genuine born again Christians have their houses and churches burnt down! Notice how often we see 'JP II' kissing tarmac on our news, but never hear the other side of his agenda.John Paul II continues to openly promote New Age pantheistic ideas - which is enough in itself for orthodox Christians to distance themselves from this deceiver. Although the New Age movement has been thoroughly exposed for over 30 years, its basic tenets continue to gain an ever wider acceptance, even among evangelicals, and will play an important role for the anti-Christ to establish his rule. As early as 1961, the deceived James I. McCord, president of Princeton Theological Seminary, urged Christians to accept the New Age with its accompanying syncretization of Christianity, and other religions, as a gift from God. Early in 1981, when I had been a Christian for a few months, my wife, who had known Jesus as Personal Lord, Saviour, and Friend, for about 25 years, received a letter from a friend in her previous church, the United Reformed Church in Watford. Her friend enclosed a booklet which she 'had found helpful in her prayer life'. The booklet was called 'Tools for Meditation' published by The Grail, a society of 'Christian' lay people, and written by J. de Rooy. It claimed that:'classical spirituality and mysticism have been rediscovered ... through a detour among the religious practices of the East' and employed Zen and Yoga techniques 'to meditate ... to expand our consciousness, to become one with the 'It', the Absolute, the One who transcends all and is in all.'
One of the recommended meditation exercises was on 'a teapot':
'Take a teapot, an ordinary household teapot. Put it in front of you. Look at it, Pick it up, turn it round and look at it from every angle. Take off the lid. Look into it. Smell it, taste it even. Let it speak to you. Then give the teapot a praying voice. Pray as the teapot. Do this for twenty minutes.'How does meditating on 'a teapot' help in your relationship with the God of the Universe - the One this mystical group called 'It'! 'The Grail' might as well 'pray as a fruitcake'! There are no Scriptures which could possibly connect this idea from Eastern Religion with Christianity. Yet how this kind of deception has accelerated since those days and we have seen churches in Cardiff offering Martial Arts, Yoga, Buddhist and meditation courses from their premises! Arch-heretic Carey poses the question - 'What is wrong with Christianity in Britain?' You really don't need to look further than the influence of Carey and his circle of heretical contacts in the Ecumenical and New Age realm.James McCord was obviously well down this road long before most other heretics in the church, for he wrote: 'Our most widely read historian, Arnold Toynbee, is an apostle of an amalgam of Christianity and Mahayanian Buddhism.' The anti-Christ Pope is several steps ahead of both McCord and Toynbee in his personal diplomacy with Hindus, Buddhists, Muslims and the adherents of many other religions and openly promotes the same belief system as the New Age Movement, for he claims that united prayers for peace of every kind, from yoga to witchcraft rituals, are releasing powerful 'spiritual energies' to heal our planet. The Roman Catholic Church, like the World Council of Churches, has been promoting global co-operation among all religions for many years. Likewise, Toynbee's penchant for a Buddhist-Christian partnership is shared by many prominent religious leaders such as Newark's Episcopalian heretic, former Bishop John S. Spong:In the fall of 1988, I worshipped God in a Buddhist temple. As the smell of incense filled the air, I knelt before three images of the Buddha, feeling that the smoke could carry my prayers heavenward. It was for me a holy moment for I was certain that I was kneeling on holy ground ...I will not make any further attempt to convert the Buddhist, the Jew, the Hindu or the Moslem. I am content to learn from them and to walk with them side by side toward the God who lives, I believe, beyond the images that bind and blind us.Spong was also clearly well down the road to becoming 'a teapot' (q.v.) and allowed to survive for far too long in his cushy little job in which he was well positioned to cause even more damage to the Nicolaitian church (Revelation 2:6-15) which gave him such power. In Britain we had to endure the vile deceiver Don Cupitt who, in 1981, was allowed to promote his own vehicle of New Age deception, 'Sea of Faith', on national television. As a failed priesthood holder who has made a 'shipwreck of his own faith', Cupitt is ably supported by a band of heretics ensconced as 'bishops' in the Anglican church. These deceivers made more fuss over the un-Scriptural ordination of women than they did over 'Bishop' David Jenkins' heresy over the Virgin Birth and the Resurrection of Christ, or the approval of homosexuals as priests. Why do formerly orthodox churches unite themselves to such liberal and heretical groups? Because the time of the anti-Christ moves ever nearer as these people move ever further away from God.'His Holiness' the Dalai Lama, of Tibetan Buddhism, has been alongside the Pope for many years and is therefore well received by Roman Catholic leaders around the world. The Berean Call reported:In 1979, at the start of his first U.S. tour, the exiled Tibetan 'god-king' was fêted at Roman Catholicism's New York City landmark, St. Patrick's Cathedral, where he participated in a 'prayer service' described by Time as 'an extraordinary inter-religious festival.' New York's Cardinal Cooke was the host and the Dalai Lama, who declared that 'all the world's major religions are basically the same,' was given a standing ovation by the overflow crowd of nearly 5,000.We have news for him: there is one true religion, orthodox Biblical Christianity and the claims of the Lord Jesus Christ are utterly unique - and ALL other religions are false! Cardinal Cooke, who 'shared his sanctuary with a rabbi and a Protestant minister as well as his Buddhist guest', declared:
This is one of the dramatic movements of the Spirit in our time. We make each other welcome in our churches, temples and synagogues.
Immediately after the invention of printing, when every press in Europe was engaged printing the Bible, there was one solitary exception, the Pope's press at Subiaco, near Rome. The first book ever printed in Italy was printed there in 1465, and from that time it poured forth a perfect stream of literature of all kinds; but never a book, never a chapter, never a verse of Scripture.RobertsonThe Roman Catholic Church in Italy, p. 212


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lost my CAR keys runnin in
lost my CAR keys runnin in during shakedown st.. TOTALLY ignored them till show was over walked up the escalator to security p$g who told me no keys were turned in.. they were sitting right in front of him!!! hey now
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I was working on and following the UTOPIA tour for 3 weeks during my vacation and on my only day off without a Todd show, along came the dead to relieve and revive my tired bones!
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I'm a little confused about the chemistry in my D1 spa. The manual talks about the ozone being the primary sanitizer. Then says you must choose a residual/secondary method: Vision (Ag ion) cart, Bromine, or Chlorine. I've been using vision.
With the vision method it says that acceptable Chlorine level 0-.5 (another place it says 0-1 as necessary).
1) can someone briefly explaing why that level is so low? Will having it higher adversely affect the ozone or ion actions?
The vision manual talks about testing MPS levels and adding MPS before/after each use.... doesn't seem very trouble free to me.
2) Big question what does the MPS do? Is it needed to make the ag ion work effectively or something? It also says you may substitute dichlor for these per use treatments. Which is preferred? I got a little spooked about using dichlor after reading about the effect of raising CYA... it was 75 before I replaced some water.
3) Should I be worried about high CYA levels since FC is not my primary sanitization method?
And then on to shocking. Yea the manual says "Never use Calcium Hypochloite." The manual talks about shocking w/ Dichlor to 10X CC. Or as an alternative w/ MPS.
4) What's the best method to shock my spa? Again, do I need to wory about CYA buildup? Should I keep my money and shock w/ bleach? What's the down side to "Never use Calcium Hypochlorite?"
I've always thought they kind of got me w/ always buying 2 bottles of stuff: the dichlor and the MPS. Seems I should be abble to get by w/ one or the other. Actually the last time I bought a bottle of "Enhanced Shock" it was actually 50% dichlor and "other"... which I'm assuming is MPS.
5) Lastly... I've seen it on here in a few places, I can't see why in the world droping a 1/2 oz or less of muriatic acid in the center of the spa could adversely affect anything. Of course spa store people always say NEVER! Thank you so much for the info here about lowering PH. I've always added a bit of dry acid for, churned the pumps on high to mix it up real good, and then cursing when checking it later only to see PH go up! Now I know about the outgassing process and PH rise w/ aeration.
Any thoughts and/or recommendations greatly appreciated...


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On Jan. 29 at 11:28 a.m. Beaumont Police officers responded to the 1100 block of Church Street in reference to a victim of a shooting, Sgt. Cody Guedry said in a release.
Police are investigating a shooting in the 1300 block of Church Street that resulted in injuries to a local resident, reports the Beaumont Police Department.
According to a news release from Officer Haley Morrow, officers responded to a residence on Church Street at 11:15 a.m. in reference to a disturbance. When they arrived, the officers learned that shots had been fired during the disturbance and one person had been struck.
The victim was transported to a local hospital and is listed in stable condition, report police.
Beaumont Fire Rescue units responded to a structure fire reported at 990 Church St. on Friday, Feb. 7. When firefighters arrived, they found the kitchen of the home on fire. The occupants were able to escape without injury before firefighters arrived. The fire was quickly extinguished and confined to the kitchen area. The fire was caused by a pot of wax heating on the stove and left unattended. Red Cross was called to assist the family.
While we harbor no disrespect for the Wall Street Journal who called us "that scrappy little paper from Southeast Texas," we prefer to think of ourselves as simple seekers of the truth. We're of the opinion that headlines and sound bites never tell the whole story. Our readers demand all the facts, facets and flavors of every story or event. And, they expect to be informed, educated and stirred to action.
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It would cost cash-strapped California at least $2 billion to meet the requirements for relief from the federal No Child Left Behind law, state officials said.
Although the state Board of Education made no decision at its meeting in Sacramento, the clear implication of a staff report presentation was that California should spurn an opportunity to seek a waiver from federal rules that sanction schools for low test scores. The No Child Left Behind rules are widely unpopular here and elsewhere in the country.
"It seems like this is very costly. The deadline is very tight if not impossible," said state Supt. of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson, summarizing feedback he said he received from educators around the state as well as from his staff. "The best solution to a bad law is to replace it with a good law."
Qualifying for a waiver would commit the state to using standardized test scores or equivalent data as part of evaluations for teachers and principals. There are also other requirements from the federal government, including some that the state has already agreed to.


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New Zealand tennis No.1 Finn Tearney has just returned home after his first experience with Davis Cup tennis and although the Kiwi team lost to South Korea in Seoul he says what he learned was invaluable.
Tearney, aged 25 and currently ranked 389 in the world, one place ahead of fellow Davis Cup team member Rubin Statham, is playing the MinterEllisonRuddWatts Wellington Tennis Open this weekend at the Renouf Centre before returning to the professional tennis circuit for tournaments in Asia.
Tearney says Davis Cup was eye opening and something to inspire him for the future, despite the fact there was initially snow on the courts then, sunshine, then rain and eventually a 3-1 loss.
"It was a cool experience, being around the guys and seeing how you are treated. I really enjoyed it. It's definitely something I'd like to do again. It's a shame we lost, it was a tough battle. It's a shame I didn't play but that's the way it goes," said Tearney who also took note of one of the opposition players, Hyeon Chung who is ranked around 60 in the world. "It's good to be exposed to players like that. It's beneficial for my game. Obviously he's a pretty good player. Technical wise I don't think there was anything special just his ability to focus and play point after point consistency was good stuff to watch."
Meanwhile Tearney is keen to win his third tournament in Wellington in a row, especially since the Renouf Centre was one of the places he grew up playing matches on as a junior.
"It will be nice to be on home courts in front of family and friends. There's some good players in the tournament, especially with Rubin (Statham) and others too. Hopefully I can take the title again."
With Tearney and Statham in the tournament there's a likely No.1 versus No.2 in the final however others such as Alex Klintcharov from North Harbour who has ATP ranking points, Canterbury's national 18's champion Connor Heap, talented Hawkes Bay brothers Rob and Finn Reynolds, Rhett Purcell who was a semifinalist at the NZ tennis champs in Auckland in December and has previously played for Britain at junior Wimbledon will make the draw interesting.
The women's singles has two big-name players in NZ tennis champs winner and national junior champion, Rosie Cheng from North Harbour, while Leela Beattie will be wanting to defend her crown. Beattie who has been playing Regional One interclub for Paraparaumu Beach Tennis Club will have to be on her game if she clashes with Cheng. The tall teenager from North Harbour was a 6-3 6-3 winner over Beattie when they last met in the semis at the NZ Champs.
Corporate tables for the final on Sunday have sold out, however entry is free over the three days of the tournament.
The early rounds of the tournament start Friday, continuing on Saturday with semis and finals on Sunday. Total tournament prize money is $9,000.


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- Dr Smith's ECG blog features a very challenging chest pain case that integrates ECG and echo for the diagnosis. [MG]
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This is my first attempt at sewing jersey. I've always avoided it because I thought it would be too hard. But now I love it (it's so forgiving :-) Anyways, I made the sweater and the skirt (just a tube basically) and the necklace from some Ikat and silk scraps.
A while ago I got really inspired by smalldose's sailor top, so I've been wanting to do something with stripes as well and I quite like how it turned out :-)
I based the pattern for the sweater on an old t-shirt I had. Then I just cut the front pattern up in different shapes, very easy. Luckily, just when I got to the neckline, burdastyle uploaded this great 'sew a rib knit band' tutorial…perfect timing :-)
For the necklace, I just sewed lots of fabric tubes and encased them in some leather scraps that I wound around an old belt buckle…et voil :-)
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May 21, 2012, 06.09 AMby buddingnaturalist
Nice. I'm doing this right now because I ran out of fabric for the back of my t-shirt so I'm piecing the scraps XD
May 21, 2012, 06.09 AMby buddingnaturalist
Nice. I'm doing this right now because I ran out of fabric for the back of my t-shirt so I'm piecing the scraps XD
Sep 25, 2010, 08.22 PMby annaelisabeth
perfect work with the fabric. Love ur style and how u work every piece
Sep 13, 2010, 03.18 PMby mausflee
love it,looks simple but effective!great style!
Sep 4, 2010, 12.58 PMby christine-1
super cool!
Sep 4, 2010, 08.02 AMby embaby
Love how you positioned the various stripe pieces. It's brilliant!
Sep 1, 2010, 04.15 PMby carottesauvage
Great aesthetics! I love the modernist feel of the whole outfit
Sep 1, 2010, 03.35 PMby Natalia *
I love everything about this outfit, especially the sweater. What a clever way to play with stripes. Great job!
Aug 31, 2010, 10.12 AMby nikotina
Well, everyone knows i love stripes but this top is definitely one of the best use of stripes I've seen. the round like necklace compliments it perfectly and all together, you look fab.
Aug 31, 2010, 12.54 AMby nikkishell
WOW! Your first time sewing jersey? I don't believe you! ;)
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Aug 31, 2010, 09.31 PMby sibeli
It's true though and the inside sure betrays it ;-)
Aug 30, 2010, 08.25 PMby cd909
I ADORE this!
Aug 30, 2010, 07.53 PMby luxihere
Interesting use of stripes. You are so innovative and your work is inspiring
Aug 30, 2010, 07.02 PMby Erin E
You took a plain old shirt pattern and made it super cool with just some creative piecing! I love it!
I featured this top on my blog today :)
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Aug 31, 2010, 09.29 PMby sibeli
Thanks Erin! feel very honoured :-)
Aug 30, 2010, 06.09 PMby lunatepetal
love how all the stripes are going different directions. makes a simple stripe t-shirt much more interesting and unique!
Aug 30, 2010, 03.44 PMby aoifemcm
very cool.
Aug 30, 2010, 03.17 PMby lala86
well the result is amazing!!!
Aug 30, 2010, 03.03 PMby kaiju
so chic! great work.
Aug 30, 2010, 02.45 PMby cam557
I love it! The stripes look amazing!
Aug 30, 2010, 02.43 PMby Anna Aasbjerg
Er helt vild med din bluse. Den er helt super!! :-)
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Aug 31, 2010, 09.30 PMby sibeli
Tak :-)
Aug 30, 2010, 01.44 PMby nattyjane
I love your sweater and the necklace is very creative. Your style is wonderful.
Aug 30, 2010, 12.24 PMby fridayjuly
Love the quirky use of stripes. I've always been a bit freaked out about using stripey material, but your sweater looks great
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