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OMA re: OMU
Interview with Rem Koolhaas on Oswald Mathias Ungers
Rem Koolhaas heads the work of OMA, founded in 1975, and AMO, its conceptual branch focused on exploring territories beyond architectural and urban concerns. He is a professor at Harvard University where he conducts the Project on the City.
Oswald Mathias Ungers was a German architect, architectural theorist, and educator. He served as chair of the Department of Architecture at Cornell University from 1969 to 1975 and produced a number of built, theoretical, and text-based works before his death in 2007.
Rem Koolhaas heads the work of OMA, founded in 1975, and AMO, its conceptual branch focused on exploring territories beyond architectural and urban concerns. He is a professor at Harvard University where he conducts the Project on the City.
Oswald Mathias Ungers was a German architect, architectural theorist, and educator. He served as chair of the Department of Architecture at Cornell University from 1969 to 1975 and produced a number of built, theoretical, and text-based works before his death in 2007.
Hommage à OMU, Axonometric, 1967, for Posthumous Exhibition, Galerie Strecker, Berlin, 1967, by Rainer Jagals. Drawn by Rainer Jagals, a 27-year-old student of Ungers, in the last year of his life, the abstract Hommage à OMU embodies a number of architectural concepts central to the pedagogy of O.M. Ungers, including typological transformation, metamorphosis, and "Variety in Unity." From the exhibition catalog: Rainer Jagals, Galerie Strecker, Berlin, 1967.
Interview by Jeremy Alain Siegel, Melissa Constantine, Matt Eshleman, and Steven Zambrano Cascante
As you know, we are developing issue eight of the Cornell Journal of Architecture, which is titled RE. Our aim in this is to call attention to the conversation, the response, the back-and-forth, as a means of providing a location for meaningful dialogue. For you, design seems to be something treated less topically, but actually as a form of research and criticism, so we are happy that you have agreed to have this conversation with us on the subject of your early teacher and a major figure at Cornell, O.M. Ungers. I'd like to emphasize that this should be seen as our attempt, as students, to understand our current moment and future trajectory through this history that we are only familiar with secondhand, so we will focus on certain resonances between the two careers—that of Ungers, and your own—with the aim of explicating both histories. I'd like to begin with the biographical moment just prior to your discovery of Ungers, at the Architectural Association in London. What was the initial attraction for you to Ungers, to the United States, and to Cornell?
It would have been 69 or 70 when I first came into contact with Ungers' work in Berlin. I was a student at the AA doing my thesis on the Berlin Wall as architecture. It was in Berlin that I discovered the pamphlets that Ungers was producing, which I found incredibly exciting because at the AA there was simply no sympathy for interests in formal issues. But in these pamphlets
Architecture 1966–1969, TU Berlin. O.M. Ungers with Guido Ast, Heidede Becker, Claas Corte, Uwe Evers, Ulrich Flemming, Stephen Katz, Henner Oppermann, Horst Reichert, and Volker Sayn. Images courtesy of the Technical University of Berlin.
it was there in abundance. So my main attraction to America at that point was Ungers. But at the same time I was vaguely aware that I wanted to do something on the subject of New York City. I also knew that I wanted to take a more indirect movement toward the city in order to have a better sense of America before I actually got to New York, so the presence of Ungers was an added incentive to begin at Cornell.
What did it mean to come here to study America, when both Ungers and Colin Rowe spent a good deal of their energy studying Europe?
In the 70s, I think the interaction between America and Europe was much less fraught than it is now, and far more spontaneous. Particularly in the art world—Joseph Beuys was here, Andy Warhol was there—so there was really a perceptible symmetry, where both parties were enjoying each other's energy. And although when I first knew him he was working very hard on his return to Europe as a professional, America was still a very strong part of Ungers' interests, for instance in the projects he did on American communes.
As you often defer to the language of popular culture, politics, or statistics to describe the city, how would you characterize your approach with respect to Ungers, for whom analysis was carried out in almost purely architectural terms?
I think that what is almost impossible for somebody who has not experienced it to understand is really what the essence of Ungers was. It was not a way of thinking or any kind of method, but an unbelievably exhilarating presentation of his own way of thinking. It was almost an ecstasy on his part, and in this ecstasy you would be made constantly aware of how a small beginning could be manipulated through an endless series of variations, transformations, or new ideas projected onto it. It was really about being in the presence of a virtuoso of thinking—or even a virtuoso of intuition—perhaps intuition is a better word than thinking in his case.
Photograph, 1971. From left: Werner Seligmann, Unknown, Fred Koetter, O.M. Ungers, Jerry Wells. Image courtesy of Arthur Ovaska and the Cornell AAP Archives.
So more than being about a contrast between one way of looking at the city and another, it was really about the fact that you could be so intuitive about the city itself and the fact that we were sharing so many of these intuitions. Being together actually forced us to go further in what each was doing, as a kind of shared operation. I think this intense communication was really the whole value of the thing; in a way architectural issues were partly on the side. The other important thing to realize about the time is that although there were of course many archives at Cornell, many rare book collections, map collections, and so on, information about New York City was actually quite sketchy. So it was not necessarily a divergence between Ungers, who was really interested in looking at architectural issues, and me, who wanted to extend this "looking" into popular culture, but it was more that you had to look at popular culture in order to understand these specific phenomena, and to the extent that I shared our discoveries with Mathias, it was something he seemed to be interested in as well.
You have said that it is your ambition to practice architecture as a journalist. And even during your time as a journalist at De Haagse Post, which preceded your entry into architecture, you practiced an extreme form of journalism—abstention from "moralization or interpretation of real phenomena," and instead "the intensification of reality; starting point: an uncompromising acceptance of reality."
Ironically that's what journalism was back then. It was not really extreme. "New Journalism" was largely an American invention. I was working for a newspaper that was acting as a workplace for almost a whole section of the Dutch literary avant-garde. It was a particular culture that was really related to Fluxus, an art movement that was interested in looking at facts, and rarely at glamour. Mathias was also a friend of many artists, so there was that affinity. But at that time, this objectivity was an inevitable phenomenon and not a form of radicality.
There is a resonance between your ambition to practice architecture as a journalist, and Ungers' interest in addressing reality, which of course is also echoed in the idea of the paranoiac, as you describe in Delirious New York.
It may be incredibly difficult to imagine, currently, how un-pompous culture was then. Right now many people have a sense that they have a position, a position to maintain, and that the result is an increased formalism in interactions. So perhaps it is not dialogue that is disappearing, but spontaneity that has really been drained from interaction. There are many reasons for this: it has to do with email and other phenomena, but basically at that time people didn't take themselves seriously.
And this was not just true for Ungers, who was interested in everything, but for example, Michel Foucault was in Ithaca, and we would go picnicking. I cannot claim any kind of significant intellectual influence of course, because I only picnicked—but in many ways this kind of informality was everywhere, and it was just fun. Architecture was a small part of it, and probably an important part, and at certain moments a really dominating part, but it was really a seamless intellectual and nonintellectual situation. The absence of that in current academic and cultural situations is very noticeable.
How did this situation play out in the relationship between Rowe and Ungers?
I should say that at that time Ungers was very tortured because he had to deal with a traumatic situation in which the person who invited him repudiated him the moment he arrived. That was real torture. He was somebody who was fundamentally so sensitive that this had made him extremely insecure. In his insecurity he looked for many different versions of and possibilities for architecture. It might be something that is hard to appreciate now, but it was very significant that I, as a Dutchman, befriended a German. Even in 72 that was a big deal. Germans were used to hostility; a kind of blanket hostility. Even in the context of Team X, which was very important for Mathias, he was never quite taken seriously. He was just tolerated, and in fact they would always whisper anti-Teutonic grumblings, and there was always an awful undercurrent of skepticism toward Germans, which I didn't have any of. Actually, I had quite an opposite, almost recalcitrant attitude toward the skepticism.
We have a clipping from the Cornell Daily Sun, a letter to the editor which was titled "Formalist Pigs"—and you signed it. It really captures the intensity of this conflict.
I think that between Rowe and Ungers—and this is why I brought up the German thing—it really was about this allergy of the Anglo-Saxon temperament that could not deal with the energy and emotionalism with which Mathias would mobilize his argument.
Formalist Pigs. Letter to the Editor, Cornell Daily Sun, February 19, 1973, by Chas Alexander, Peter Allison, Gerardo Brown, Werner Goehner, Paul Hollenbeck, Rem Koolhaas, Ed Russel, Diego Suarez, and Larry Harmon. Image Courtesy of the Cornell Daily Sun and Werner Goehner.
In looking at the works that epitomized the opposition between Rowe and Ungers, we could say that the answer to Rowe's Collage City would have been Ungers' Green Archipelago. Have these two understandings of the city impacted your understanding of the contemporary city in any way?
I think it is very difficult to appreciate how surprisingly ideology-free America was in 72, particularly American architectural education. Coming from a post-May 68 Europe that was completely obsessed with ideology, it was astonishing to see a figure like Colin Rowe, who really seemed to be like a kind of surgeon who had taken out entire sections of the collective American brain, and made sure that they would never again be able to think about ideology and only ever about form. And he was clearly doing it in a very efficient way, so that there were whole generations of American architects who, no matter how smart, were actually contemptuous of architecture as a social thing. He really succeeded in making the social the height of absurdity. So I always found Collage City interesting as a series of manipulations, but at the same time I was really allergic to the aesthetic it advocated, because I think that the essence of Colin Rowe is that he liked the aesthetics of historical accident but not the conditions that cause accident. In other words, he liked traces of a disaster or collision, but simply as an aesthetic, and not as evidence of a confrontation. So, in terms of my understanding of the city, I don't think that Collage City had any particular impact, except perhaps in making me utterly skeptical of any architect's thinking of the city. This was very different with Mathias exactly because we had some of the same experiences in common. Even though he was older, and had experienced the war firsthand, we had both experienced the postwar situation, when being in the ruined city was a typical thing. Rotterdam, and even Amsterdam in certain sections, was completely ruined. So for both of us, it was extremely easy to imagine not only a ruined European city, but the instability of and actual removal of significant parts.
(L) Die-Stadt-in-der-Stadt (Cities-Within-the-City, or The Green Archipelago). Axonometric, 1977, by O.M. Ungers, Hans Kolhoff, Rem Koolhaas, Arthur Ovaska, and Peter Riemann. Berlin as archipelago. Image Courtesy of Arthur Ovaska and the Cornell AAP Archives.
(R) Ville Nouvelle Melun-Senart. Proposal to the City of Lille, 1987, by Rem Koolhaas, Yves Brunier, Xaveer de Geyter, Mike Guyer, and Luc Reuse. French suburbia as archipelago. Image courtesy of OMA.
(R) Ville Nouvelle Melun-Senart. Proposal to the City of Lille, 1987, by Rem Koolhaas, Yves Brunier, Xaveer de Geyter, Mike Guyer, and Luc Reuse. French suburbia as archipelago. Image courtesy of OMA.
Die-Stadt-in-der-Stadt. Detail, 1977, by Peter Riemann. Image courtesy of Arthur Ovaska and the Cornell AAP Archives.
By the time we did the Green Archipelago in 77, Rotterdam had been rebuilt, Amsterdam had been restored, but Berlin, because of its East-West division, was still a city where the traces of the war were incredibly strong and where you could even say there was a unique aesthetic that was based as much on the presence as on the absence of certain things. And we both liked that, perhaps not for quite the same reasons, but the aesthetics of it were overwhelmingly attractive, and I think that from that point to a campaign of removal was actually a very small step. So in a certain way it may seem like a radical thing, but what we were actually saying was, "let's just adopt the landscape of 15 years ago.
This relates to your more recent focus on the contemporary city, that is, the preserved city. We see this in your proposal for Milstein Hall, but also oma has put a significant amount of attention into this in its work on Beijing and in the Hermitage project, for example. And while one can often point to the "sustainable" project to explain the interest in preservation, I think that for you it is about something else. Can you situate your interest in preservation within your concerns as a journalist, and how this might relate to Ungers' fascination with the existing situation as such?
Are there actually any projects of preservation by Ungers, apart from the Green Archipelago? I'm trying to think why it didn't extend to actual preservation at some point. Perhaps the advantage of having been a journalist, rather than someone with a journalistic curiosity or an interest in real situations, is that a journalist actually puts himself in situations of ignorance and rectifies that ignorance. When you start to do something about somebody and you know nothing about them, you start reading, you meet them, and then you know something about them. I think the difference between Ungers and myself is that he would never put himself in these situations
Rem Koolhaas conducting interview with ex-Mayor of New York John Lindsay.
and that I was actually used to putting myself in them. That, in the end, was a huge advantage for me, in the sense that first of all, I can admit ignorance, but that I also know the procedures to undo ignorance. I think that was really the whole difference between what he was doing here and what I was doing at Harvard with the Project on the City, where we simply said, "I know nothing about this, you know nothing about this: let's try to find something out." That was based on intuitions, of course, but these versions of ignorance were actually important errors that ultimately had crucial things to contribute to an understanding of architecture. I have to admit that when we started preservation, it really felt like a completely crazy world; as if it had nothing to do with us, no possible connections. But when we started to look, we realized that actually it was a significant part of modernity. So it's really about a kind of professional attitude toward the undoing of ignorance.
Within the informal city, an example of which you have been looking at in Nigeria with the Project on the City, we begin to see localized difference coalescing into larger systems from the bottom up. In Lagos, however, your interpretation has focused on the larger systems of Western infrastructure within which these processes unfold. How does Ungers' idea of the accommodation of difference within larger systems differ with respect to what you have learned from Lagos?
My interest in Lagos was born of a moment set by my own enthusiasm for and confidence in the act of planning, at a time when even the whole idea that the city could be influenced was at a very low point. It was also maybe the first moment where we could sense that the contemporary city was something fundamentally different and uncontrollable, and therefore needed to be rethought completely because the existing architectural repertoire was no longer relevant. I started, in the spirit that you mentioned, to think of Lagos as a self-organizing system, but in the end I was able to reveal some of the radical steps of planning that had actually established a framework for that self-organization. So, what started as an effort to really plumb the depths of skepticism, in the end, ten years later, had become a position somewhere between total pessimism and, still, the discovery that some planning had gone into it, and that this planning could explain the outcome of the situation. Now that Lagos is actually in much better shape, you can see that this formal aspect of the city is reemerging and the city is becoming more conventional and less self-organized. So I think that self-organization was, in a way, an aspect of a crisis rather than a fundamental part of the whole thing.
There is also a difference in the kind of system that you and Ungers seem to be interested in. For Ungers' interests in physical systems—infrastructural and territorial scale projects, typological systems, unit agglomerations—there is your focus on what might be thought of as organizational or political systems—in your work with the European Union for example, or the three-part series on power done for Volume magazine. What are the implications for the role and function of the building within the larger system in each case?
When Mathias came back from America, I think he did a number of projects that were really radical, and that in my view, introduced a new way of doing buildings, and a new way of thinking about the relationship between idealism and the real. For instance, the big Messe-Torhaus in Frankfurt is a part of this engagement in very circumstantial and very bizarre situations. And of course there came this other period in his life where seemingly he completely closed off any connection with that past and only did perfect shapes in relatively perfect conditions.
Messe-Torhaus, Frankfurt-am-Main. Perspective, 1983–1984, by Buro O.M. Ungers. Image courtesy of Edition Lidiarte.
I've never taken that position very seriously, because I always was able to think, "that's not really him," but clearly it was totally him and he was wholly invested in it and took it very seriously. I kept thinking that it was just a phase, because Ungers was in a very important way a person of phases. I would say that perhaps one of the big differences between his work and our work is that, although ours looks very different, maybe you can really explain it as a very boring line of development, much more than his work, which is radically different at different times of his life.
Along those lines, can you speak about the design and development of Milstein Hall with respect to this more typological evolution within the office?
If you look at our work in America, and if you look at the basic incentive of looking at America, it was of course not to study New York, it was fundamentally to understand how architecture has changed. Both Delirious New York and also the Harvard Guide to Shopping ask: What is the effect of steel? What is the effect of air conditioning? What is the effect of multiplication? In that effort, there is a very puritanical hope that style and even form can be transcended and superseded, and for everyone remotely interested in that direction, there is the box.
The box is a very important part of our work—Milstein is one of many—and I think that, in retrospect, that is what America taught us. America gave us the tools to extend the illusion that you could go beyond form for a very long time. Then there is the further pleasure of showing that the box can be incredibly contextual, that the box is not necessarily a stand-alone, but on the contrary can be the connection between a number of different worlds; that a box can have a section, et cetera. So in that sense you could say that in the case of Milstein there are a series of Ungers-like paradoxes that are projected onto the box.
Paul Milstein Hall. Construction, May, 2010. Photograph by William Staffield. Image courtesy of Cornell AAP.
Paul Milstein Hall. "Ungers-like paradoxes." Milstein Hall as sectional building. Image courtesy of OMA.
This relates to our discussion about approaches to difference. You've said that a course on wines was the most valuable you took at Cornell; wine also seems to be an apt metaphor for architecture—there is typology, or species, there is site, or terroir, variation across locale, a desired end form. Ungers, too, was interested in the accommodation of difference, but in difference that was always contained within a certain consistency of language, i.e., "variety in unity." OMA's work is, on the one hand, interested in that, as in its interest in the box, but at the same time it is interested at times in the emergence of certain formal and material languages. The box itself is something you explain as an emergence from a specifically American context. Can you talk about your divergence from Ungers in this respect?
I'm not a materialist, but I think that maybe the 18-year difference in age between Mathias and I really explains everything for me, because it was just the kind of difference between the possibility of being a humanist and not being a humanist. From that there is a whole chain of consequences. Mathias could still believe that he was part of a tradition, part of a line, and a whole genealogy of relationships. Even though I am also related, I am part of many lines, this 18 years makes all the difference in terms of what your world is. At that time Europe and America were the world. The non-West existed, of course, but it was not a particularly compelling or urgent part of our considerations. Now we ourselves are becoming almost secondary and the action is somewhere else and that means a radically different relationship with language and place. That tiny shift of barely even a generation is enough to explain vast differences.
Postmodernity or globalization as the kind of hinge …
I would say so, yes. And also of course the plethora of other cultures that then become relevant in your work. I don't think that at any point anything non-Western was important for Mathias. In Mathias's time, you could have a particular body of education that took you from the beginning to the end. I think that is now much more fragile because you literally have to learn all other cultures and all other languages, all the time. This alone creates an instability.
To return to the reading of Milstein as a box and as a connector, you are saying something through this project about how our college will function. What do you envision for the future of architectural education and in what trajectory do you see it heading?
Initially we were interested in using a box as a place where very specific things could be organized, which is also not a typical way of looking at a box; there was a library, there were very particular subdivisions … But if you look at the development of the project, I think more and more it has simply become a place of interaction and a place of work. That probably testifies to a situation where the stability of specificity in education has been abandoned in favor of process, more than formal organizations or predictable configurations. And that is the beauty of a box: that this kind of flux moment can at some point become rooted again.
Do you think that this better accommodates the architect who will then be working in a globalized mode?
I'm not cynical about education, but when I was being educated myself, I was aware that you learn only so much in an education, but most of what you learn you learn from your context, you learn from the city or the environment that you are in, you learn from reading the paper. I think that education is certainly a kind of a freeze-frame that collects a number of well-meaning people in a well-meaning process, but whether it is actually equipping you to act in a certain way? I'm dubious.
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Advanced Pain Management Center has two locations, one in Henderson at 9029 S Pecos, Ste 2800, Henderson, NV 89074, and the other in Las Vegas at 630 S Rancho, Ste H, Las Vegas, NV 89106. Not only do they offer minimally invasive procedures for chronic pain, they also offer cancer care completely customized to you. They remain a popular, and well reviewed member of the back health community.


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Manufacturer: Tri-M Technologies Inc
- Key Features
- Battery Backup Module for Tri-M PSUs
- NiMh (nickel metal hydride) batteries
- 19.3 watt-hours capacity
- Can drive 19.3W load for 60 minutes
- PC/104 sized - 96 x 90mm
- 0 to 40C temperature operation
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Manufacturer: Tri-M Technologies Inc
The BAT104-NiMh creates a complete NiMh UPS system by plugging directly into the bottom of the HESC (including the V5SC-SER) Vehicle Power Supplies. The BAT104-NiMh includes seven 2300ma-hr NiMh batteries for a total of 19.3 watt-hours of power. Therefore a BAT104-NiMh can supply backup power for up to sixty minutes to a 19.3 watt load.
The BAT104-NiMh includes Mosfet transistors for preventing deep discharge occurrences during extended power outages. The Mosfet transistors electrically isolate the BAT104-NiMh from the HESC whenever the BE output of the HESC is de-asserted (pulled to 5V).
The BAT104-NiMh has both a thermal fuse and a current fuse for protection against overcharging, and shorts on the battery output.
A digital I2C temperature sensor provides temperature feedback for charge termination, which can be read by the HESC.
Power Supply
|Nickel Metal Hydride batteries
7AA x 2.7A Hr. with digital temp. sensor
|Connects directly to compatible Tri-M PSUs
|Standard 16 bit PC/104 interface (stack through headers are installed)
Pass-through only (battery connects via on-board header)
|PC/104 footprint size: 3.55" x 3.775", no PC/104 bus
0.592" height
|Conformal Coating
|On request
|Operation: Standard charge: 0 to 40°C
Operation: Discharge: 0 to 50°C
Storage: -20 to 50°C (up to 1 month)
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More programs drop out of Pioneer ACO pilotSeptember 29, 2014
The Pioneer Accountable Care Organization program is now down to 19 programs, out of an original 32, worrying those who have pushed for skilled nursing facilities to embrace the concept.
Strong market intelligence builds partnership opportunities for post-acute care, hospitalsJune 09, 2014
Post-acute care providers must understand how payment is being realigned and gather market data in order to form partnerships with hospitals, healthcare business strategy experts said Thursday.
If you feel like a number now, just waitJune 01, 2012
Anne Tumlinson made a startling revelation about hospital discharges during a recent McKnight's webcast.
Hospital readmission penalties could transform relationships with SNFs, experts sayMay 23, 2012
Healthcare reform efforts targeted at reducing hospital readmissions are here to stay, experts told participants in a McKnight's webcast Tuesday.


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Their tech platform has earned high praise around the world for it's simplicity: Turn on the APP, set your destination, review the price, confirm… and your driver will arrive shortly with turn by turn directions.
Hungry? Turn on the APP, select "Get Food Delivery" and place your order from a great selection of restaurants. Follow in the APP from restaurant prep to the UBER driver pick up… and delivery straight to you.


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The Jute material used is 100% biodegradable, a natural fibre. In this such way they play a significant role in environmental protection. They feature a silky exterior feel / texture and high level of strength, in turn making them ideal for carrying heavy amounts of items. As a fibre, it is famed for being strong, versatile and ideal for packaging a wide variety of different items.
The manufacture of these bags, with their internal padding, their dimensions and the overall thickness of these bags ensure they can stand up with ease once filled. This is just one of the ways in which Jute Bags are perfect for protectively packaging items.
Our Jute Bags are a variety of bag which is manufactured to a very high-end quality. Manufactured from Jute, they are a very strong and long lasting bag; referred to as a "bag for life". We offer Plain Jute Bags as a cost effective and strong bagging solution. This type of bag is also well known for being long lasting and ideal for carrying items which may be of value and importance. As a renewable and biodegradable variety of bag, these bags are renowned for the role they play sustainable in environmental protection. In short, they can offer a natural and more eco-friendly alternative to other synthetic bags. This is a great choice of high quality bag for serving the needs of bags for life.


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Here you'll find great stuff that I've got only one - or very few - of. There are some samples, doubles and miscellaneous other things. Everything is new if nothing else is mentioned.
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Oct. 18 Wake-Up: 'Are YOU Claiming Correct Sales Tax Exemptions on Energy?'
'Are YOU Claiming Correct Sales Tax Exemptions on Energy?'
Our 'Wake-Up to Manufacturing' Series:
Tuesday, October 18, 2016
Presented by
Richards Energy Group
You must attend this presentation if you are a manufacturer, whether or not you are currently claiming an energy sales tax exemption.
Do any of the following apply to you?
Ive been claiming the same exemption since I started my business in 1988.
PA is auditing my exemptionswhat do I do now?
Ive really changed my operation/added equipment/added on to my facility.
Ive never claimed an exemption for energy. Am I due a refund?
Im claiming an exemption, but just took a guess based on square footages.
I had an energy sales tax study done 5 years ago. Im still OK, right?
Hosted by Richards Energy Group, our presenter is John Segletes, CEM, CRM.
John is Richards Senior Energy Engineer with over 35 years of experience in energy and engineering. He has directed hundreds of energy audits for national accounts and federal government clients throughout the U.S.
Cant attend but have questions on the topic?
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Shea Butter Bubble Cups
Our favourite product line- Bubble Cups made with ORGANIC Cornflour! Peel away the recyclable paper cup and drop the whole thing into the bath. The coloured base will make mounds of soft, gentle creamy bubbles and the topping is infused with moisturising shea butter for the ultimate skin experience! Pre-wrapped in cellophane and co-ordinating ribbon, these are retail ready for minimal fuss and maximum impact!


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There was a recent Nieman Labs blog about the future of local news. Josh talked about a wide swath of the local market, including TV and metro-based local news. He was generally pessimistic about the future of local news, although he did reserve some optimism for hyperlocal digital publishers. For example, he states:
Still, the hopeful belief of local publishers was that maybe their advantages might let them scratch out a decent business. Local advertisers would want to reach local readers, and a local newsroom doesn't need to be as big as a national or global one.
This is right on the money, but he precedes this by stating sites such as BuzzFeed, Vox Media and Vice are examples of local news. These are not examples of local news! These are national platforms trying to reach a large national (or international) demographic. As he states, the beauty of the Internet is it dis-intermediates location. So (in theory), I can write an article about something going on in New Jersey and if it's popular/viral enough, it can be viewed by people all over the world. This is fine, but it's not local. And it doesn't help the local advertiser that caters to a local audience and wants a way to hyper-target the people that live within 10-15 miles of their location.
His real nugget of wisdom comes from this comment:
And there are plenty of smaller efforts: personal blogs that grow into small news operations, local gadflies who dig up dirt at city hall, talented aggregators, foundation-supported nonprofits.
and then blows it by following up with:
And 2015 has made it clear that scale is becoming everything.
Actually, no. With hyperlocal, scale is not everything. In fact, this is the problem in total. We are so consumed about things going viral, reaching millions of people, that we lose site of the fact that there is so much power in the local community. 98% of all businesses in the United States have less than 20 employees, and 85% of them serve a local market. Scale doesn't mean a thing to the local pizzeria or florist. They only need to reach people within 10-15 miles of their location (or so, depending on location. Some areas are denser than others) – which happens to be the territory that most hyperlocal digital publishers cover.
In fact, there will never be a more targeted and intimate platform to reach hyperlocal consumers in a given community than the local digital site. By now you know (you better!) that organic reach on Facebook is reaching 0%. In other words, the only way to reach a targeted demographic on Facebook is to pay. Part of their rationale for this is that there is now so much content on Facebook they have no choice but to filter what people see, otherwise, the data coming out of the fire hose would simply be too great.
But your hyperlocal digital publisher? Their site will always target the same set of people – it may get incrementally bigger, but it will never get so big that your posts get totally washed out the way they do on social media. And the fact that the local publisher isn't thinking "big enough" to get VC funding and grow to be the next startup millionaire? Great news for the local businesses, since that publisher doesn't have to keep coming up with ways to generate exponential revenue to satisfy investors. They can make a very nice living serving the existing businesses and connecting them with readers and visitors who visit their community and find out what's going on from their local site.
The focus and intimacy that the hyperlocal publisher brings to their community gives them all the advantage they need to totally OWN that community. This hyper-focus is why I predict that hyperlocal publishers will dominate in their community going forward and be the go-to site for all things hyperlocal.


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Alita Crystal Square Column Lamp - Base Only
The Alita Crystal lamp base asks to be paired with another Alita or can sit centre stage as a feature lamp on its own. Add a shade with a silver lining for a contemporary feel, to this beautiful classic or a gold lined shade to keep it more traditional.
Don't forget we have a variety of shades available (sold separately) that can give your lamp its own unique character.
Height: 62cm
Width: 14cm
Weight: nett
Finish: Glass/Crystal
Shade: Sold Separately
Bulb fitting: SES/E14
Wattage: 60W
1. FREE delivery covers England, Wales, and parts of Scotland, excluding KW, IV, AB, DD, PH and some PA Postcodes (these postcodes carry a surcharge) also there are charges for Highlands and Islands. Delivery charge for NI, IOM & Ireland is £39.99.
2. Delivery time may vary depending on stock levels, delivery method & location. This can range from 24 Hours to 28 Working Days depending on the stock levels and delivery schedules. Should you need any item for a specific date please contact us prior to purchase to confirm we can get it to you in time. From time to time we need to order items in, this can add time onto the delivery. But should you need a product for a certain date, call or email and ask us! We will be happy to help.
3. No liability will be attached to JS MIRRORS LTD if delivery periods or dates are not met for any reason.
4. Standard deliveries are to ground floor access only. Should you need anything other than ground floor access, this can be arranged - please use our WHITE GLOVE DELIVERY option where available
5. Claims for non-delivery must be notified to JS MIRRORS LTD in writing within 7 days of scheduled delivery date
6. Claims for damaged goods on delivery must be notified to JS MIRRORS LTD within 24 hours by telephone and confirmed within 48 hours by e mail stating any damages and/or defects of the goods received from the carrier. We will ask for photographs of the damage.
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About IT Simplicity
IT Simplicity is dedicated to helping businesses like yours get a real return on their technology investments, and in the process take out the hassle and inconvenience associated with finding IT solutions that actually work. We pride ourselves on providing state-of-the-art IT support, service and products that allow you to get ahead of the competition and achieve greater success.
Shift your focus from technology tantrums back to what really matters – your business.
Technology services from IT Simplicity are designed, created and implemented with your unique and long-term business needs in mind, ensuring that strong returns on your investment continue well into the future.
Why IT Simplicity?
Leverage IT Simplicity's experience and expertise to benefit from:
- Full technical support – with technical advice that's on hand whenever you need it.
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Our Philosophy
Finding technology solutions to suit your individual business needs shouldn't be frustrating but, with countless options and suppliers to choose from, all too often that's exactly what it becomes.
Free yourself up to focus on your real job by letting IT Simplicity handle the day-to-day management, maintenance and support of your business IT.
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Our team of highly trained technical experts and consultants will fit effortlessly into the workings of your business, for a smooth transition to more functional IT solutions. Your Business will benefit from the increase in efficiency of the technology that is the very bedrock of your company.


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In terms of market share, interclick is clearly lagging behind, losing to AdvertServe in all segments.
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A Medical Physician does a complete examination of the patient in order to assess the patient's condition. Once the evaluation is complete, the physician can assign a diagnosis and order the appropriate diagnostic tests that will further assist in pinpointing the cause of the patient's current condition. An individualized treatment plan will be developed which may include prescribing medications as well as referrals to medical specialists depending on the nature of the condition. Our medical physician will do a complete "Emergency Medical Condition" or "EMC" evaluation of your condition, to determine the appropriate steps for your care.
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Hello, Crafters.
Today I'm sharing the swaps I received at training last Sunday. They aren't in any particular order and I have put names on them as far as I can.
There's a really great selection of ideas here so I'm really pleased I pushed myself on Saturday to get my swaps done.
Fiona Stanton - this card looks very 3D! Fiona embossed the Sahara Sand layer using the World Traveller Embossing Folder and then she took a design from the Going Places Designer Series Paper (DSP) Stack. She die cut a hole in the DSP using the Circles Collection Framelits. Then she took a piece of Lost Lagoon Cardstock and die cut a smaller hole in it, then adhered it behind the larger hole thus creating a frame around it. Fiona then adhered the DSP to the embossed cardstock using Dimensionals. Such a great idea! It looks so effective.
Linda Kasparian used the small Banner Punch and punched out a number of banners in DSP and some in cardstock. Then she adhered them on her card front using Dimensionals.
Teresa Cain - punched out sheets of note paper using the Scalloped Tag Topper Punch and made it into a little notepad that you can clip to your handbag or purse - love this idea!
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$2,350,000Pedregal de Cabo San Lucas, CASA BESAME
Cabo San Lucas,
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Property Description
Where the Sun kissed the Earth. Located in the exclusive, private community of Pedregal, this stunning contemporary home is built into the mountain side providing breathtaking panoramic ocean views. Amazing decor throughout this 4 bedroom villa. An elevator takes you to the luxurious master suite. Roof top jacuzzi provides a peaceful place that blends with nature. A large infinity pool is surrounded by a spacious serene outdoor living area with barbecue, refrigerator, outdoor dining area and a wall with a fire feature. Elevator Doors that slide into the wall Accordion screens Marble throughout Top of the line appliances and fixtures 2 laundry rooms library/office Gardens with fruit trees and herbs 2 dishwashers 2 outdoor showers Hurricane protection
Property Name: CASA BESAME
Street Name: Pedregal de Cabo San Lucas
General Description
Current Price: $2,350,000
Price: 2350000
Seller Financing Offered?: No
Financing: Cash/Efectivo
Total M2: 550
Total SqFt: 5918
AC SqFt: 4304
Zone: Cabo San Lucas
Decks/Patios M2: 150
Decks/Patios SqFt: 1614
Area: CSL-Beach & Marina
Lot M2: 1065
Community: Pedregal CSL
Subdivision: Pacific Side:General
Total Bedrooms: 4
Full Baths: 4
1/2 Bath: 2
Year Built: 2017
Furniture: Furnished
Primary View: Ocean
Secondary View: Ocean
Garage Stalls: 2
Carport: 2
Mstr Plan Community: Yes
Status Change Info
Status: Active
Clothes Dryer: Electric
Oven: Gas
Range: Gas
Construction Type: Concrete / Cinder Block
Flooring Types: Marble
Air Conditioning: Central
Fideicomiso: Banco del Bajio
Internet: Infinitum
Telephone: 1 line
HOA Info
Dues Amount: 3973
Dues Period: Year
Property Features
Amenities: BBQ Area; Deck; Fire Pit; Hot Tub/Jacuzzi; Patio; Pool; Second Kitchen; Storage Area; Terrace; Water Feature
Common Amenities: Gated; Guarded; Tennis Court
Appliances: Clothes Washer; Dishwasher; Refrigerator
Road Type: Cobblestone Street
Electricity: CFE
Water: Desal
Sewage: Muni
How To Show: Agent To Accompany; By Appointment Only
Retractable roof in master shower Outdoor icemaker Rooftop sink and refrigerator
Listing Office: Coldwell Banker Riveras
Last Updated: June - 18 - 2018
All information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. The listings on this site are displayed courtesy of the IDX program of MLS BCS and may not be the listings of the site owner.
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Tel: 083 157 9543
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Prenatal Yoga Teacher Training
Become a qualified pre-natal Yoga Teacher with this Yoga Accredited course.
Spanning over 4 days, this intensive course will provide trainees with the knowledge and expertise required to teach prenatal yoga safely, professionally and with compassion.
Learn how to empower your students as we take you through the experience of pregnancy, labour, birth and how yoga can relate to each of these stages.
This course will cover the following modules -
Course Content
The anatomy and physiology of pregnancy, labour and birth
Creative class structuring with safe and supportive asana, sequencing and modification
Contraindications in pregnancy and yoga remedies
Relaxation, meditation and breath for pregnancy and birth
Dates and Times
This course is run over two weekends – 9th and 10th September/7th and 8th October 2017. The course costs
. An early bird discount of
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A deposit of
200 is required to book the course. Deposits are non-refundable.
Entry Requirements
Candidates must have completed a 200-hour yoga teacher training course or equivalent. Students who have enrolled in a 200-hour training course will also be considered, depending on levels of experience and stage of the course.
Jan Duffy is a prenatal teacher and doula who has helped hundreds of Irish women use yoga in pregnancy and childbirth. She is certified in a range of classes for women: pre- and post-natal and pelvic floor. She regularly leads active birth workshops for pregnant women and their partners, and has served as a doula for 11 moms in the last four years.
Jan's philosophy comes from personal practice and from studying with great teachers. Jan relied on yoga to recover fully from neck surgery in 2000, and to deliver her baby daughters at home in 2007 and 2009. She passionately believes in yoga as a tool for fearless birthing. Jan completed her initial training and post graduate with YTI and her prenatal certification with Janice Clarfield at Kripalu, and has studied with Tias Little, Max Strom and Uma Dinsmore-Tuli, among many others. She is a member the Doula Association of Ireland, and is trained in hypnobirthing.
By nurturing the developing bond between the mom and baby during pregnancy through movement and breath, the mother begins to trust the deep wisdom of her body and baby. Jan's teaching focuses on strengthening, releasing and relaxing, while remaining comfortable. She encourages her students to see how yoga can help us cope with daily physical and emotional challenges, and bring a balanced perspective to our lives.
Gift Vouchers
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At Au bout du rang, we are tightly linked to our artisans-collaborators and we are spreading their talents around the world! With our passion for handmade products, we are looking for authenticity, warmness and quality of yesteryear products. Also in a hunt for products that make us smile, creations that bring us to another era, and colors to light up the daily life; we are always looking for new collaborators!
You are a passionate craftsman who have ideas on how to participate to our vision of the countryside?
With Au bout du rang there is 3 ways to collaborate, if the chemistry is good:
- DISCOVERY CATEGORY: Submit us one of your product already on the market and offering the spirit of Au bout du rang. This product in deposit will benefit from high visibility from customers of rustic style and handmade!
- SIGNATURE COLLECTION: Be part of the adventure by participating in the creation of an exclusive product for Au bout du rang' Signature Collection. You think that your style naturally meet ours? Having time to spend on a special collaboration for a handmade product for kitchen or décor? Don't hesitate to show us your work!
- EXCLUSIVE GUEST CATEGORY: You are making handmade little treasures in Quebec and looking to market products for kitchen and décor for which we could fall in love? Our marketing team loves to take packaging and promotion under their wing. With our online sales platform we are interacting with hundreds of Internet users everyday and this platform offers to small product lines an entrance into online sales!


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Eris (simulation)
Eris is a computer simulation of the Milky Way galaxy's physics.[1] It was done by astrophysicists from the Institute for Theoretical Physics at the University of Zurich, Switzerland and University of California, Santa Cruz.[2] The simulation project was undertaken at the NASA Advanced Supercomputer Division's Pleiades and the Swiss National Supercomputing Centre for nearly eight months, which would have otherwise taken 570 years in a personal computer.[3] The Eris simulation is the first successful detailed simulation[3] of a Milky Way like galaxy.[1] The results of the simulation were announced in August 2011.
Simulation projects intending to simulate spiral galaxies have been undertaken for the past 20 years. All of these projects had failed as the simulation results showed central bulges which are huge compared to the disk size.[2][3]
The simulation was undertaken using supercomputers which include the Pleiades supercomputer, the Swiss National Supercomputing Centre and the supercomputers at the University of California, Santa Cruz.[4] The simulation used 1.4 million processor-hours of the Pleiades supercomputer.[3]
It is based on the theory that in the early universe, cold and slow moving dark matter particles clumped together. These dark matter clumps then formed the "scaffolding" around galaxies and galactic clusters. The motions of more than 60 million particles which represented dark matter and galactic gas were simulated for a period of 13 billion years.[5] The software platform Gasoline was used for the simulation.
Simulation results[edit]
The Eris simulation is the first successful simulation to have resolved the high-density gas clouds where stars formed.[3] The simulation result consisted of a galaxy which is very similar to the Milky Way galaxy. Some of the parameters which were similar to Milky Way are stellar content, gas content, kinematic decomposition, brightness profile and the bulge-to-disk ratio.[6]
The 60 million particles, which are used in the simulation, are not sufficient to simulate the 200 - 400 billion stars[7][8] in the Milky Way.[3]
- ^ a b "Powerful supercomputers allow first simulation of Milky Way-like galaxy". The Indian Express. August 30, 2011. Retrieved September 8, 2011.
- ^ a b "Milky Way galaxy re-created". MSNBC. Retrieved 2011-08-09.
- ^ a b c d e f "Supercomputers Allow First Detailed Milky Way Simulation [VIDEO]". International Business Times. Retrieved 2011-08-09.
- ^ "Hatching the Milky Way". Science. Retrieved 2011-08-09.
- ^ "The Genesis of Galaxy Eris…". Universe Today. Retrieved 2011-08-09.
- ^ Guedes, Javiera; Callegari; Madau, Piero; Mayer, Lucio (2011). "Forming Realistic Late-type Spirals in a CDM Universe: The Eris Simulation". Astrophysical Journal. 742 (2): 76. arXiv:1103.6030 . Bibcode:2011ApJ...742...76G. doi:10.1088/0004-637X/742/2/76.
- ^ "NASA – Galaxy". Nasa.gov. 2007-11-29. Archived from the original on 2005-05-08. Retrieved 2010-08-10.
- ^ Dec16th2008. "How Many Stars are in the Milky Way?". Universe Today. Retrieved 2010-08-10.


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January 14, 2004
In Memoriam
Robert C. Strand
Robert C. Strand, a UCSC alumnus and a 30-year UCSC employee, died on January 5. He was 55 years old.
Strand graduated from Crown College in 1970 with a degree in computer science. He began working for the campus's computer center while a student and continued after graduation. In 1971 he transferred to the library where he worked as a computer programmer until his retirement in April 1998.
In a letter distributed to the library community at his retirement, Strand's coworkers Bob White and Larry Millsap described in detail Strand's many contributions to the library. Strand, they said, was the computer talent behind McHenry Library's pioneering efforts to computerize operations during the tenure of founding University Librarian Don Clark. He developed and maintained the database of bibliographic records and produced a computer-generated catalog from it. As the database went through changes and eventually was replaced by the MELVYL system, Strand worked on a number of projects and continued to devise creative solutions to technical challenges that arose.
Outside of work, Strand's interests included photography, mountain climbing, sky diving, and piloting his own plane.
A celebration of Rob Strand's life will be held on January 24 at the
Seascape Resort in Aptos at 4 p.m.
Contributions in his name may be made to the UCSC Library or to Angel Flight West, 3237 Donald Douglas Loop South, Santa Monica, CA 90405. Contributions to the library should be directed to the UC Santa Cruz Foundation, c/o Gifts Administration, 509A Swift Street, University of California, Santa Cruz, CA 95060.
Obituary in Santa Cruz Sentinel


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All bookings placed are REQUEST ONLY.
Please contact our friendly staff to confirm availability and rates.
Bring the family but retain a sense of tranquillity in our 3 Bedroom Apartments. Two bathrooms, two barbecue courtyards, two verandahs (with built in day beds) give the family a chance to spread out and enjoy Broome in style.
Apartment Features:
Two 40' LCD television with 32 channels including Foxtel
Separate master bedroom with a four poster king size bed, second bedroom has a king size bed and the third bedroom has two king single beds
Two separate private outdoor showers
Inside vanity basins and two separate toilets
Fully thermostatically-controlled air-conditioning plus ceiling fans
Two full laundry facilities
Sleeps six people with the option of an additional rollaway bed
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When you are looking for a sound investment opportunity, it is always wise to consider seriously one that involves an organisation with a proven track record. The London English Academy is such an investment opportunity. It is backed by an established educational institution with a proven successful track record ŌĆō University College Sedaya International, or UCSI.
This means that when you invest in a London English Academy's franchise, you can expect excellent returns with minimum downsides. You can also look forward to steady monthly revenues so that you do not need to keep putting money into the business. You can rely on the expertise of the Academy to continuously develop new products to keep your business up-to-date and relevant. Along with these things, you will get to enjoy all the usual benefits a successful international franchise can offer.
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[wptabtitle] What is the LEA ?[/wptabtitle] [wptabcontent]The LEA or London English Academy offers tuition throughout the year for all levels of beginner to advanced students. The academy offers full-time, part-time and intensive General English courses in addition to Business and Specialist English, IELTS, TOEFL, and one-to-one tuition. Tailor-made courses are also available for group bookings.
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IELTS – International English Language Testing System
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APS Shark Pistol - A brand-new pistol designed by APS.
Change is the key to survive. After years of research and development, we collected feedback and idea from shooter and customer, no matter they are praise or blame. We really appreciated their valuable comment. In 2017, we come up with a brand new pistol called Shark base on user wants.
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Hammer of this pistol is made by steel. APS understand this is an automatic pistol with rapid firing. So hammer in this pistol is reinforced to increase durability.
Whats do they need on a pistol?
1) Shooting performance of the gun has to be good. Shark Pistol gives you an average 330 FPS in 0.2g BB. You can finish all 23 rounds in 2.5 sec under full auto firing model. There is no doubt about the performance of this gun. Straight, Accurate, Power, and Durability can always be found in APS Pistol.
2) Shark Pistol is a D-Mod Pistol. Same as APS Dragonfly, Scorpion, Spyder Pistol, Shark Pistol is fully compatible with Top Gas Magazine use. This pistol allows you to shoot 60 rounds in one Co2 magazine and nearly 50 rounds in using Top Gas magazine which is no comparison with other Gas pistol in the market.
3) Ambidextrous design is getting important, especially there are more and more many left handers in the field. So we designed a brand new safety switch that could be controllable by index finger. User can simply lift the switch up or down for safety off / on. The magazine release button is also in Ambidextrous design.
4) Straight / Flat Trigger is used. As told by many shooters, when using straight trigger, you dont need to move your finger to the crest of the curved trigger when shooting, therefore, your finger can be lower on the trigger which increase mechanical advantages and make it feel like a lighter trigger pull. We agreed with them and made the trigger stroke adjustable too.
5) The trigger guard is enlarged. Some users complaint the trigger guard of our current pistol is too small. Somehow if their finger is big or they wore gloves, they couldnt reach the trigger easily. Therefore, in our new pistol, we made a bigger round shape inbound trigger guard.
6) Griping the pistol in comfort will improve the shooting accuracy. Therefore, we used ergonomic grip design and added texture on the grip.
7) To make it further comfortable in griping, the grip pad of our new pistol is exchangeable. Standard packaging will comes with one thick and one thin pad allow user to change it as he wishes.
8) Many customers are are looking for a stylish pistol. Therefore we made the pistol front to be more associated. The front of the slide and the frame are matched.
9) User always wants a smooth and fast loading during battle, therefore, we made a built in magwell inside the grip, so user could load the magazine fast.
10) Some customers prefer using Fiber Optic sight but some prefer traditional notch sight. Well, why not both? Our new pistol used Fiber Optic in the front and notch sight in the rear, so everyone is happy.
11) Nowadays, everyone loves light weighted weapon. We follow the trend and made a light weighted slide by cutting holes on the top (CNC made)
12) Dissembling and re-assembling has to be easy. Because of this issue, we make a pistol that could be simply remove the slide by punching out the middle main pin on the gun.
Last but not least, accessories and parts are interchangeable with existing ACP Pistol (Sights, Internal mechanism, Magwell, Slides, Magsetc). So you wont feel bad if you still own our ACP Accessories.
Caliber: 6mm BB
Inner barrel size: 6.03mm
Energy Source: 1 x 12g Co2 Canister
Velocity: 320 ~ 350 FPS
Maximum Range: 60 Meters
Effective Range: 35 Meters
Fire Selector: Safe / Semi Auto / Full Auto
Magazine Capacity : 25 + 1 Rounds
Length 18.4cm(L)
Weight: 0.78 kg


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An important concept to understand about creating custom reports is call-level filtering and event-level filtering.
Most columns are derived from one of four column types: Call Duration, Call Count, Event Duration, and Event Count. Call-type columns will include a call's entire duration or add 1 to the count if they find any matching information inside the call. These can also be thought of as "all or nothing" columns. Event-type columns, on the other hand, only include the matching events they find inside a call, ignoring the rest of the call data. These can be thought of as "something or nothing" columns.
Call-level filters and event-level filters work the same way. Call-level filters will allow an entire call to pass through them if the call includes the filter's criteria anywhere inside the call, while event-level filters will only allow specific events to pass through, leaving the non-matching call data behind.
Because of this difference, two columns that may seem to filter the same information will actually give you different results. A Call Duration column with the event-level filter Event Type = Talking will search through calls for Talking events. If it finds at least one, it includes the entire call duration in the final result, including any ringing, queue, or hold time. Meanwhile, an Event Duration column with the same filter will also search for Talking events, but the Event Duration column only includes the duration of the Talking events.
To illustrate this concept, imagine that you want to find out how much time your Sales hunt group spent talking over a given time period. There are a few ways to set up columns that seem to give you this information. The two columns you might try to use are Call Duration and Event Duration, and the filters you might use are the call-level filters Call Includes Event = Talking and Call Includes Hunt Group = Sales, or the event-level filters Event Type = Talking and Hunt Group = Sales. Although multiple combinations of these might seem to give you the desired result, only one of them will give you the exact information you are looking for.
Call Duration with Call Includes Event = Talking and Call Includes Hunt Group = Sales
This Call Duration column is set with two call-level filters, Call Includes Event = Talking and Call Includes Hunt Group = Sales. These filters will search through every call for one that includes Talking and Sales, but not necessarily together in the same event. For example, a call that rang at the Sales hunt group and was forwarded to a different group before being answered would be included in this filter. In addition, when the filter is finished, the Call Duration column will add up the entire duration of such calls, including ringing, queue, hold, and other non-talking time. While this data may be perfect in another situation, it includes too much information for your desired report.
Call Duration with Event Type = Talking and Hunt Group = Sales
This Call Duration column is set with two event-level filters, Event Type = Talking and Hunt Group = Sales. This is different from the first column because these two event-level filters will search through each event, looking for one that includes both criteria at the same time. Every event that doesn't match is excluded from the final result. When the filter is finished, you may have one or two matching events left over for a call. But the Call Duration column will still include the entire duration of that call as long as there is at least one matching event inside, so while you have narrowed the list of calls down to those that include Sales and Talking in the same event, this column still includes extra information about those calls.
Event Duration with Event Type = Talking and Call Includes Hunt Group = Sales
This Event Duration column includes one event-level filter and one call-level filter. What this set of filters will do is search through calls for Talking events and at least one event involving Sales. Event Type = Talking will exclude everything that is not a Talking event, but Call Includes Hunt Group = Sales doesn't care if any of those Talking events involved Sales or not. Like the first column, if a call rang at the Sales group, but was forwarded to someone else, the Call Includes Hunt Group = Sales filter will accept this call. Unlike the first column, however, the Event Duration column only adds up the duration of the events found by Event Type = Talking. Talking events involving Sales will be included, but so will any other Talking events that may have happened during that call.
Event Duration with Event Type = Talking and Hunt Group = Sales
This column includes two event-level filters. Like the second column, these filters will search through each event of a call for Talking events that include Sales. Every event that doesn't simultaneously match both criteria is left out of the final result. But unlike the second column, the Event Duration column will only add up the duration of the matching events, leaving out extra information the second column had included, like ringing, queue, and hold time. The column's final result will only include the duration of the Sales hunt group's Talking events, making this the correct column to use.
While this example shows how useful and powerful event-level filters can be, call-event filters can be just as useful. For example, to find the total call duration of abandoned calls that were answered at some point during the call, you could use a Call Duration column with Is Call Abandoned = True and Is Call Answered = True filters. This is a call-type column using two call-level filters and would be difficult to recreate using an event-type column and event-level filters.
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READFIELD — The town's main thoroughfare will be closed for three days next week — and students will get a pass for being late to school — as repairs at the Readfield Depot railroad crossing are made.
The Maine Department of Transportation will update and repave the area where Route 17 crosses the Pan Am Railways tracks, creating a smoother ride for vehicles, said Ted Talbot, spokesman for the department.
The highway will be closed both day and night from Wednesday, Sept. 26, through Friday, Sept. 28. Traffic will be detoured around Maranacook Lake on routes 135, U.S. 202 and 41 through Manchester and Winthrop.
Town Manager Stefan Pakulski said officials were told about the closing two weeks ago and that it is likely to cause major disruptions for residents, particularly those commuting to Augusta or taking students to or from school.
The Maranacook high school and middle school are on Route 17 about a mile north of the railroad crossing, and Readfield Elementary is on South Road, just south of the crossing.
Regional School Unit 38 Superintendent Donna Wolfrom said the road work should not create problems for students from Mount Vernon or Wayne, but it will affect many Readfield Elementary students and middle and high school students from Readfield and Manchester.
Taking the detour will add 20 to 30 minutes to some bus runs, but Wolfrom said school officials did not want to change pickup times because they are so early already. Instead, students on those buses will be excused for arriving late. They also will arrive home later.
The schools will send details home with students.
"Thank goodness it's only three days," Wolfrom said. "Everybody's got a positive attitude, and they realize there's got to be work done on the tracks. Anyone who drives over, you know your car goes 'bang-bang' going over."
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Network Design Engineer
Location: Basingstoke
Description of the project:
Our client, a global IT company, is looking for new Network Design Engineers to join their existing dynamic Networks Capability.
Duties and responsibilities:
- Produce build documentation and introduce automation on a wide variety of network devices and appliances.
- Provide day to day support to the Programme and Project Managers to deliver the required network configurations.
- Configure and implement networks in line with the design documentation set.
- Ensure the build documentation produced are fit for purpose and reusable through the life of the project.
- Provide input into reports, when required, to the Lead Network Architect, Project Network architects and Project Managers.
- Ensure that the network element of the infrastructure and systems are built in a timely manner.
- Provide 4th line support and work with relevant vendors to resolve issues.
Mandatory skills:
- Network configuration experience using Cisco technologies.
- Juniper experience.
- Demonstrable knowledge and CLI experience of Junos and/or Cisco IOS.
- Experience of configuring LAN switches.
- Routing protocols i.e. BGP, OSPF.
- Other network protocols such as TCP and UDP.
- Access lists configuration.
- IP Addressing design.
- Network troubleshooting.
- SC/DV Clearance.
Desirable skills:
- Firewalls skills, ideally Juniper SRX range and Cisco ASA Next Generation.
- VRF and VLAN configuration.
- SVI/RVI configuration.
- SNMPv3, Syslog, NTP configuration.
- AAA configuration.
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Akin- The Way You Are
Although I'm well aware this blog is not a music blog, I felt the need to spread this positive message.
The Way You Are- Akin
"Akin's latest offering 'The Way You Are' is a cool, catchy record packed with charming lyrics, captivating vocals a warm charisma that is fast becoming a standard package with this young talented musician.
The release marks the launch of Akin's debut album which is slated for a September 15th launch at the African Entertainment Awards this year". (via youtube)
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Protect Yourself is a family drama focusing on NINA BROWN (20), also known as T.T. At age ten, Nina lost her parents in a car accident, leaving her to be adopted by her uncle BOOT BROWN (35) and his son, MARKUS BROWN (11). This is how her life was derailed. Nina quickly learned how evil her uncle was. He was very strict and intimidating, he beat and raped her for years while Markus did nothing about it. His sexual abused also infected her with HIV.
After years of oppression and abuse, Nina moved from Cincinnati to Dallas. When Boot died from a heart attack, the house was left to Nina and Markus. Nina was also left with terrible nightmares about her ordeals. She is left in a trance, and severely traumatized. She seeks revenge on any men she comes in contact with, trying to infect many of them with the virus. Later, Nina discovers that Markus is also HIV positive.
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Corene is a yoga and wellness teacher at Fusion's Lincoln Park Campus. She loves sharing her passion for health and wellness and teaching others!
Prior to becoming a full-time yoga instructor, she spent a decade in the wealth management and financial services industry in roles as a Financial Advisor and Operations Manager. Now, as a Registered Yoga Teacher® and Certified Wellness Specialist©, she combines her knowledge of yoga, physical fitness, meditation and nutrition into her classes. She loves working together with her students to design an approach that's unique to their individual health needs and fitness goals. She'll teach you how to incorporate overall well-being and mindfulness into your daily routines at home and at school, without feeling guilty for having fun!
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So for this months project blog, the group decided our theme for a post should be Together... again great subject, but I had the HARDEST time coming up with what I wanted to shoot! I first thought how about me and my wonderful husband?? We've been TOGETHER for three years now and are looking forward to being TOGETHER for many more to come... but then wait, I hate pictures of myself! Haha : )
So on to more brain storming. My next thought was how about a shoot on Canadian Geese? They are amongst the few animals that mate for life and stay TOGETHER forever.
Then I thought well I could do a fun shoot on the weekend of Jesse and I playing cards with our neighbors.... we get TOGETHER almost every weekend to play cards!
I also considered doing a family session.... obvious I know! Haha I mean what is a family all about.... being TOGETHER! : ) To stop from boring you all anymore.... I'll just tell you what I finally decide to do my TOGETHER post on. : ) Our trusty sheep dogs and their flock!!
We have two Great Pyrenees dogs, Buster and Gypsy. : ) They are very faithful at protecting their flock of sheep and making sure everyone stays together where they can keep an eye on them.
They stay with the flock while they go out to pasture during the day to eat and protect them from coyotes. We have a real problem with coyotes the last few years and always end up loosing a bunch of our little lambs to them in the spring.
The dogs lay out in the middle of the flock keeping theirs eyes and ears open for danger and will run any critters off that get near their sheep! I saw Gypsy chasing a poor mother cow away yesterday because she felt she was getting a little too close for comfort! : )
Aren't they just beautiful dogs!!
They are pretty much TOGETHER all the time.... sheep and dogs, one depending on protection the other depending on companionship!
It's so cute watching the little lambs come up to the dogs and bug them, and the dogs just lick them before they move on!
The sheep laying around soaking up the beautiful sunshine we've finally been having!! They look like their all enjoying it, especially the little guy!
They aren't going to far out to pasture yet as their baby's are still pretty young and we still have snow out there as stupid as that is! Haha
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