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BALOG EARNS 10th WIN OF THE SEASON AS THE IRA SPRINTS MAKE THEIR DEBUT AT ST. CROIX VALLEY RACEWAY
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By Jeffrey Sachse St Croix, WI; July 27, 2012: The Bumper to Bumper IRA Outlaw Sprints appeared for the first time at St. Croix Valley Raceway, marking the first time ever winged 410 sprints appeared at the track. Rebuilt on the grounds of the former Kopellah Speedway, the banked quarter-mile clay oval has seen major improvements over the past two years. As such, it was a great opportunity for drivers to place their name in the record books, and the stars of the Bumper to Bumper IRA Outlaw Sprints provided a spectacle of speed not previously seen at the raceway. Bill Balog the evening's fastest qualifier would place his name in the record books in two locations. First in qualifying he established a new all-time track record of 11.930 seconds, just edging out Mike Reinke's 11.951 second effort for the honor. Balog then etched his name in the tracks record book as the first A-main winner scoring his 10th feature win of the season. 20 drivers would accept the green flag for the 30 lap A-main contest. Polesitter Scott Neitzel fresh off a strong performance last Friday evening at the Dodge County Fairgrounds would blast off his pole position, outrunning fellow front row starter Phillip Mock. Balog who had started in the third position was quick to join the chase as Neitzel soared around the track. The first caution of the contest appeared for a spin by top rookie driver Robbie Pribnow on lap 8. Under caution Mock would head to the work area to fix a cut tire leaving Balog to challenge Neitzel for the lead position. Neitzel would again show the way until he jumped the cushion on lap 11 allowing Balog the opportunity to slip past taking the top spot. Moments later the caution appeared for a second time as visiting driver Jared Goerges looped his ride and the machines of Bill Wirth, Dave Uttech and Pribnow became involved. All were able to continue with the exception of Uttech who suffered suspension damage. Underway again Balog would set the pace with Neitzel now seeking a way back to the lead. On lap 16, Mike Kertscher would loop his ride resulting is the event's third caution. Kertscher would spend the rest of the contest charging from the tail of the field thrilling the crowd with his run up to the seventh spot by the checkered flag. Four more laps went in the books with Balog fending off the challenges of Neitzel for the top spot when the race was stopped for the lone flip of the evening. Bill Warren suffered mechanical problems and would flip down the front stretch on lap 20. Warren would emerge from his battered machine unhurt but he was done for the evening. The race resumed with Balog again having to defend his lead from Neitzel's passing attempts. Balog would build a small cushion prior to the events final caution on lap 28 when the machines of Geroges and Andy Hunt tangled. The showdown between Balog and Neitzel was not setup with a green, white, checkered finish. As the green flag flew Neitzel gave one last shot at taking the lead from Balog, but again, Balog was able to withstand the challenges of Neitzel to take the win. Neitzel would settle for second. Russel Borland who has turned in several strong performances of late would drive from his eleventh place starting spot and used a combination of skill and speed to reach third place by the checkered flag giving the young charger his first career podium finish in the Bumper to Bumper IRA Outlaw Sprint Series. Darrell Dodd also turned in his strongest performance of the 2012 season. Dodd a former multi-time Bumper to Bumper IRA Sprint Series champion with over 40 years of racing under his belt is running the full season with the series for the first time in several years. Dodd stayed among the top five all evening eventually finishing in the fourth position. Earlier in the night his sharp red, white and blue machine would flash under the checkered flag winning his heat race. Other heat victories were captured by Neitzel and Kertscher. Wayne Modjeski continued the evening's theme of best personal finishes of 2012, when he turned in his best performance of the year taking fifth. Kris Spitz would claim sixth place followed by Kertscher and Mock both of whom overcame difficulties during the race. Bill Wirth finished ninth and Michael Decker rounded out the top ten finishers. Mike Reinke the chief rival to unseat Balog as the series champion had an unfortunate mechanical failure resulting in a 15th place finish. The series now packs up and heads north for a showdown at ABC Raceway in Ashland, Wisconsin on Saturday Night, August 28th. It will be the second ever visit to the three-eighth's mile clay oval for the Bumper-to-Bumper IRA Outlaw Sprint Car Series. The show will be presented by Wagner's Shell and Arby's, and will include the annual FastLane Motorsports Super Stock Challenge as well as the Raceway's six-cylinder class. Last year, four-time and defending series champion Bill Balog outran Scott Biertzer and Scotty Neitzel to put his name in the ABC Raceway record books as the first winner in 410 sprints at the track. Mike Reinke established the track record with the appearance of the series last year turning in a lap of 12.540 seconds. Hot laps will start at 6:15 pm, followed by time trials for the sprints, while racing will follow at 7. "Race Night" will air on WBSZ, 93.3 FM, and online at www.wbszfm.com from 4:30-6 pm with live at-the-track news and weather updates. The ABC Raceway is located 3-1/2 miles south of Ashland on State Highway 13 and one mile west on Butterworth Road. For raceday information call (715) 682-4990. The IRA Outlaw Sprint Series is proudly supported by Bumper to Bumper Auto Parts & Service Centers, Osborn & Son Trucking, Goodyear, TW Metals, Cummins Onan, DNA Energy Drink& Snacks, MPT Industries, UltraLube, Big Game Treestands, Carriage Auto Body, Otis Gun, Mother's Polishes and Waxes and Polaris DEFENSE. The office of the IRA Sprints can be reached at 815-759-9269 or by e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com BOX SCORE: Bumper to Bumper IRA Outlaw Sprints: A-Main: 1.) Bill Balog; 2.) Scott Neitzel; 3.) Russel Borland; 4.) Darrell Dodd; 5.) Wayne Modjeski; 6.) Kris Spitz; 7.) Mike Kertscher; 8.) Phillip Mock; 9.) Bill Wirth; 10.) Michael Decker; 11.) Dennis Spitz; 12.) Chad Tessman; 13.) Andy Hunt; 14.) Jared Goerges; 15.) Mike Reinke; 16.) Bill Warren; 17.) Robbie Pribnow; 18.) Dave Uttech; 19.) John Sernett; 20.) Brandon Thone Heat 1: 1.) Neitzel; 2.) Wirth; 3.) Balog; 4.) Borland Heat 2: 1.) Dodd; 2.) Reinke; 3.) K. Spitz Heat 3: 1.) Kertscher; 2.) Sernett; 3.) Mock Qualifying: (Top 10) 1.) Balog, 11.930 Seconds ( New Track Record ); 2.) Reinke, 11.951 secs; 3.) Mock 12.091 secs; 4.) Neitzel, 12.276; 5.) Warren, 12.381; 6.) Kertscher, 12.400; 7.) Georges, 12.534; 8.) K. Spitz, 12.641; 9.) Uttech, 12.663; 10.) Borland 12.670
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This week we heard from Jay Stock, owner of Woven Journey cards. Jay highlighted the advantage of using personal and handwritten cards to send to clients. People are more likely to notice and read a handwritten note when sorting through the large amounts of mail received each day. Woven Journey provides custom made cards for non profits to sell and receive a portion of the profits. Sunshine Place has a card designed by Woven Journeys that can be purchased for 27.50 for a set of 10. The company also hires locally unemployed community members to complete the final touches on the cards. Contact Peter Curran at Sunshine Place if you would like to know more about their custom designed card, available for purchase.
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18. Alastra Construction
18110 JeffersonRiverview, MI 48193
Coupons & DealsUpon the signing of Alastra services, present coupon. Gift Card provided upon project completion.
From Business: Family Owned & Operated for Over 30 Years. Serving Downriver since 1976.
19. Pop-O Construction
Grosse Pointe Woods, MI 48236
20. Northern Concrete & Excacating
14302 Gilbert RdAllenton, MI 48002
21. CBW Contractors
3253 Cairncross DrOakland, MI 48363
22. Zoratti Contracting Inc
39789 Duluth StHarrison Township, MI 48045
23. D'Sano Concrete
Tony did a great job at a great price. He had all the right equipment and did exactly what he promised.
24. Concrete Preparation Services
Grand Rapids, MI 49546
25. C & G Cement Contractors
9676 Northwest CtClarkston, MI 48346
From Business: C & G Cement Contractors is a family owned and operated company providing service and repair for all types of commercial, residential and industrial concrete jobs…
26. J & J Concrete Work
From Business: * Owner Present On All Jobs* Bonded & Insured* Free Estimates* Owner Job Pattee * Fully Licensed
27. Four Seasons Concrete Products
Best place to go to for a good price on silica sand. I cannot rate their other products because I have never purchased anything other than silica sa…
28. Domenico Brick Paving & Landscaping
The entire project working with the team from Domenico was phenomenal! The company is very responsive and all staff are focused on delivering qualit…
29. Total Asphalt Paving Inc
12865 31 Mile RdWashington, MI 48095
From Business: Total Asphalt is recognized in the community as a respectable and trustworthy asphalt paving company and, known for priding itself on work that is pleasing to its…
30. B-Dry System of Michigan Inc
Serving the Saint Clair Shores Area.
A concrete contractor is a professional who places, colors, finishes, repairs, and maintains concrete, whether for interior, exterior, residential, or commercial use. Many homeowners use contractors for projects like driveways, pools, and patios.
Concrete is a durable, sustainable substance that can be colored, shaped, and stamped into almost any design. It's more energy efficient to produce and allows less heat and cold to escape than other materials. When working with a skilled contractor, homeowners can use concrete to significantly increase the value of their property.
Common Concrete Construction Projects
Concrete driveways are a popular choice because of their durability - they can last up to 30 years - and low maintenance requirements. A basic concrete driveway runs between $3 to $10 per square foot, while a customized or decorative driveway costs between $15 and $25 per square foot. While they're durable overall, concrete driveways are more susceptible to cracks, and harder to repair than asphalt or other alternatives. In addition, patch jobs and stains from gas and oil on concrete are more obvious.
Patching a concrete driveway costs between $6 and $10 per square foot, while resurfacing costs about $2.25 per square foot. Resurfacing is a nice middle ground between multiple patch jobs and a complete replacement. During the process, a contractor removes and replaces the top layer of concrete.
Concrete patios run anywhere from $6 to $17 per square foot, depending on customization and the intricacy of the design. Like driveways, they last for several years and require minimal maintenance, making them a nice alternative to wood. Homeowners don't have to deal with termites, splintering or wood rot. In addition, because concrete patios are a single, solid surface, there are no cracks through which weeds can grow. What's more, concrete patios can be made to fit any area, so owners don't have to worry about curves or hard corners. Many homeowners choose to stamp or stain their concrete patios to mimic brick or stone, getting the same look as these materials for a much cheaper price.
While concrete driveways and patios are cost efficient in the long term, concrete pools require frequent maintenance and expensive renovations. They need to be resurfaced and retiled every 10 to 20 years, which can set owners back $10,000 or more. In addition, it takes anywhere from two to four months to install a pool. That said, concrete pools are more flexible than any other option. Unlike fiberglass pools, they aren't built from a mold nor are they limited to shipping restrictions. In addition, concrete pools do not depreciate in value the way vinyl liner ones do.
Alternatively, concrete pool decks provide a safe, slip-resistant area that adds to the beauty and atmosphere of the pool area. They are faster and cheaper to install than other materials, costing about the same price per square foot as a concrete patio. When it comes to the coping, the material used to cap the edge of the pool, owners of a concrete deck can use stone, precast concrete or poured concrete. Stone is the most expensive option, while precast concrete is the cheapest and easiest to install. Poured concrete, meanwhile, provides the most even finish.
Concrete is the most popular material used to construct basements because of its versatility and moisture resistance. Additionally, poured concrete is resistant to fires and cave-ins. Masonry walls - where the walls are constructed with concrete blocks - have several joints that can undermine their structural integrity. These walls must be properly waterproofed to prevent seepage from soil outside. Homeowners can also choose precast panel basements, where the concrete walls are poured ahead of time and lifted into place with a crane. A single concrete wall costs about $5,000, most of which goes to labor.
Concrete Removal
Removing concrete costs about $1 to $3 per square foot, but there are several factors that push a demolition job into the thousands. The contractor might charge additional fees if the concrete is hard to access - for example, if it's surrounded by fences or large trees that block construction equipment. They might also charge extra for thicker concrete, complex installations, or if the homeowner wants to preserve part of the original design.
Specialty Projects
Concrete countertops are custom designed and handcrafted by a designer or architect. Most of their cost comes from the design process itself, but the material runs between $65 and $135 per square foot. Installation costs approximately $40 to $50 per hour. Traditionally, concrete countertops are viewed on the same level as luxurious materials like marble and granite. They provide a seamless, long-lasting surface and can take any form or edge design, making them more customizable than other options.
Interior Floors
Costing between $10 and $20 per square foot, concrete floors add a modern, stylish element to interiors. They require minimal maintenance, are easy to clean, and resist scratches from pets. They're also odor resistant, so any spills or accidents won't leave long-lasting smells behind. Because concrete absorbs heat, the floors can even reduce heating bills. They're uncomfortable to stand on for long periods of time, however, and they can create an echo. While concrete floors last longer than carpet or laminate, areas with heavy traffic are known to develop hairline cracks.
Customizing Concrete
Stamped Concrete
Stamped concrete is textured to replicate other materials, such as stone, slate, brick, tile, and even wood. In fact, stamping is generally preferable to using these other materials because it provides the same look as stone and brick at a much cheaper cost. In addition, stamped concrete is more durable than other options, especially wood. Prices range between $8 and $18 per square foot. More realistic designs require multiple patterns and colors, increasing the cost.
Acid Stains
Acid-based stains mix a water-and-acid solution with inorganic metallic salts to create a chemical reaction that permanently alters the color of concrete. The result is a beautiful, marble-like look. Unlike tinted sealers or coatings, acid stains penetrate the concrete itself and leave no film behind. Although they provide the richest colors of any stain, they're limited to a handful of earth-toned options. Many manufacturers only offer acid stains in eight different colors.
Non-Reactive Stains
Non-reactive stains offer unlimited color options but lack the depth of acid stains. These aren't exactly true stains - rather, they're coatings, dyes or sealers that sit on top of the concrete, filling the pores with pigment. These treatments are called non-reactive stains because they do not create a chemical reaction like acid stains.
Colored Concrete
Colored concrete is created by blending liquid, granular or powdered iron oxide pigments with natural concrete. These pigments are either mined directly from the earth or manufactured in a chemical plant. Iron oxide particles are about 10 times smaller than those of concrete. Therefore, when mixed together, the pigment masks some of the natural concrete color. Gray concrete is harder to color than white, so most manufacturers will only mix in dark pigments. White concrete accepts any color but is more expensive than gray.
Decorative, colored, stamped, and stained concrete must be cured to minimize efflorescence, a powdery, white substance that forms on concrete surfaces. This occurs as water in the concrete evaporates, carrying calcium hydroxide with it. When the calcium hydroxide mixes with the carbon dioxide in the air, it becomes calcium carbonate, which remains on top of the concrete. Efflorescence isn't visible on gray surfaces, nor is it damaging, but it ruins the look of color-treated designs. Wet curing is the best way to cure concrete and prevent efflorescence, but it's hard to do so evenly. As such, most people choose liquid curing compounds instead.
Concrete Hazards
Wet concrete can irritate the skin or cause first-, second-, or third-degree chemical burns. Cement dust contains silica, which damages the lungs and can lead to cancer or silicosis. Many concrete mixtures contain cement, so homeowners should be careful if contractors create the concrete on site. Anyone who touches wet concrete or dust should wash their skin with soap and cold water.
Questions to Ask Before Hiring a Concrete Contractor
As with any home improvement project, it's best to shop around before hiring a professional. Homeowners should ask questions while vetting potential contractors to find one whose terms suit both need and budget.
- Are you licensed? It's always best to choose a licensed concrete contractor, regardless of a state or city's licensing laws. A licensed contractor must pass exams that test his or her knowledge of concrete mixing, construction, and safety. Licensing requirements vary between locations. Some have financial restrictions - for example, contractors in California must have a license if they want to work on a job with a total cost of more than $500. Homeowners can search the website of their state or local government for a list of licensed professionals.
- Are you insured? Generally, insurance covers damage to people or property during the construction process. It can, but doesn't always, cover the cost of a poor job. Get the specifics of a contractor's insurance policy before agreeing to construction.
- Are you bonded? A bond covers the performance gaps in insurance, ensuring the contractor fulfills the terms of his or her contract. Bonding protects consumers from poor work and certain financial obligations, like obtaining supplies and permits.
- What is your warranty? Ask for specific details about the warranties offered, including what types of damage and maintenance are covered and when. Some warranties contain complex or confusing clauses and don't cover common repairs such as pool resurfacing. Never work with a contractor who doesn't offer a warranty.
- How long will the job take? A detailed timeline will prevent any unexpected gaps in construction, weather permitting. Some contractors start a job, leave for a few days, and finish later.
Certification and National Associations
Homeowners should work with a concrete contractor who is either certified by or a member of one or more trade organizations for high-quality results. These individuals adhere to professional guidelines and are versed in industry and safety standards.
- American Concrete Institute: The ACI offers more than 20 certification courses in specialized areas of the concrete industry, including adhesive anchor installation, strength testing, and quality management.
- American Society of Concrete Contractors: The ASCC is a nonprofit made up of more than 600 member companies. It was created by and for concrete contractors to provide educational and networking opportunities, although it does not offer certification.
- National Ready Mixed Concrete Association: The NRMCA offers certification programs related to sustainability, green construction, concrete delivery, and more. Formed in 1930, it is the leading advocate for ready-mixed concrete.


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Real Rocks: Full Day Rock Climbing (9:00am – 6:00pm)
- Learn to rock climb in one of the most beautiful locations in Thailand.
- Experienced instructors to ensure your safety and teach you the skills.
- Complimentary lunch included.
- Also includes caving, abseiling and trekking.
- All climbing gear included.
Rock Climbing Adventure: Description
Krabi is famous for its legendary cliffs. The craggy nooks and crevices of these soaring stone structures make the perfect opportunity for keen climbers to take to the rocks and experience exhilarating climbing and stunning views of the land below.
Real Rocks, based in scenic Railay, have a formidable knowledge of the rocks that surround the area and know exactly where the best cliff sides are for experiencing exciting climbs and jaw-dropping views. Join them on this intensive full day course, to start learning the skills and begin scaling the heights!
We focus initially on learning the basics, such as safety practices, top rope climbing and belay techniques, before trying out our newly learned skills on some of the easier climbing routes. Our experienced and friendly trainers will be on hand at all times to ensure your safety and to guarantee that you feel at home on the rocks.
For a real sense of excitement, we will also introduce you to the thrills of caving in the mysterious and atmospheric Phra Nang Cave; and we also include abseiling from one of the most celebrated scenic viewpoints in Railay. Your rock climbing adventure also includes lunch and water throughout the day, plus use of all the equipment, which is safety tested regularly.
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Recombinant CD28 proteins are expressed by HEK293 Cells with fusion tags as C-His, C-human IgG1-Fc, C-cleavage, C-human IgG1-Fc & His.
CD28antibodies are validated with different applications, which are ELISA, WB, ELISA(Cap), FCM, Func/A, ELISA(Det), IHC-P.
CD28cDNA clones are full length sequence confirmed and expression validated. There are 13 kinds of tags for each CD28 of different species, especially GFP tag, OFP tag, FLAG tag and so on. There are three kinds of vectors for choice, cloning vector, expression vector and lentivrial expression vector.
CD28ELISA Kit are quality controlled by 8 internation QC standard which guarantee every ELISA Kit with high quality.
CD28 (Cluster of Differentiation 28) is a disulphide-bonded glycoprotein belonging to the immunoglobulin (Ig) superfamily, and structurally consists of a single Ig V-like extracellular domain, a transmembrane domain and an intracellular domain. Mouse CD28 is constitutively expressed on the surface of all murine T cells and on developing thymocytes as disulfide-linked homodimers or as monomers. CD28 can binds the B7-1 and B7-2 ligand, and together perform important functions in the T and B cell response pathways. B7/CD28 family members, which can augment or antagonize T-cell receptor signaling, in the regulation of central and peripheral T-cell tolerance. CD28 is thus involved in T-cell activation, the induction of cell proliferation and cytokine production and promotion of T-cell survival.
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All about Commercial Cleaning Business
The commercial cleaning business can be built very quickly and without any effort, it also promises flexibility and good salary. The term is used by cleaning companies who are hired by general public or corporations to conduct tasks in the respective premises.
Who Requires Commercial Cleaning?
Usually, commercial up keeping services is sought by people living in affluent areas or regions. If you are a commercial servicing owner, you should always market your services to the following types of audiences to ensure that the trade keeps coming in.
• Houses
• Shops/Factories
• Restaurants
• Office premises
• Airport premises
• Education Institutes
Why is Commercial Cleaning Business So Lucrative?
Below are some of the most important reasons why cleaning business helps you make great money:
• Market Stability
Everyone needs cleaning regardless of good or bad economy thus, the demand of this business remains consistent and you are sure to never go out of clients.
• No Rocket Science
Janitorial services are one of the easiest services because it offers a simple a product/service with no complexity. The client and the vendor both understand the job well and thus there occurs no confusion.
• Ongoing Business
Commercial cleaning is a repeat or an ongoing business means the opportunities in the discipline also grow and thus you will keep having a regular income.
• No Employee Training Required
You can always expand your business by hiring more people. What remains as the best part of the field is that there is a minimal investment on the workforce because they do not require any formal training or education.
• Low Investment
Most of the servicing contractors or agencies start with nothing but basic tools. You don't really buy vehicles or invest on heavy inventories or equipment as long as you have not yet jumped to an advanced level of cleaning.
Getting Started in the Commercial Cleaning Business
Below are some guidelines on what you'd need to do once you plan on starting your commercial servicing business:
• Take a conscious decision if you want to start from scratch or you'd want to purchase an already existing franchise.
• If you are starting from scratch, you need to choose yourself a business name, a business structure, a pricing structure and later you should be prepared to legally register your business.
• Apply for necessary insurance
• Buy basic necessary cleaning equipment
• Develop advertising materials
• Begin marketing using your target audience's touch points
• Once you are set, do get your existing customer's views and testimonial to strengthen your business
How do Prospects Evaluate Commercial Cleaning Contractors
Clients and prospects looks for the below characteristics and traits before hiring a cleaning contractor:
• Professionalism – this is reflected on punctuality of your employees and availability for any kind of cleaning job.
• Security – Make sure that you have obtained necessary insurances and are licensed.
• Reputation – Make sure you get testimonial and reviews written by existing which you can share with prospects.
• Response – Clients expect their commercial cleaners to respond to emergencies and issues well. Make sure you take necessary measures as commercial cleaners contracting agency to maintain repute.


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Most of these influencer programs get some things right and other aspects laughably wrong. Rather than pick on any one, let's set up a straw man to point out the biggest sins of corporate influencer programs, as we see it.
"Everybody's On the Internet, and Nobody Cares"
We really enjoy Marco Arment's blog and the links he posts and comments on. And we recently read his post, "We're Just Flipping Through Index Cards", with a reference to a podcast interview John Roderick by Myke Hurley that got us thinking. John is talking about the music industry, and Marco is talking about the app store. But a lot of it rings true for enterprise IT, too.


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Viahex Cargo Express
Viahex Cargo Express is an International courier and freight forwarding Company with a dedicated team of professionals having wide experience. Since inception Viahex Cargo Express has been giving all type of logistics support successfully and to the full satisfaction of its valued clients. We always look forward to providing excellent and quality service with proposed functionality to match client's concept. Our qualified and experienced team of professionals is committed to helping you succeed.
Our air and ocean freight forwarding enables customers to receive shipments expeditiously and affordably: door-to-door, airport-to airport, or sea port-to-sea port. We use the most expeditious and cost effective solutions to deliver your shipments.
With our ever increasing list of affiliate airlines, we have the capacity to handle all your Air Cargo needs, whether big or small from across over 250 Countries with added services such as sea freight forwarding, custom clearance, packing, warehousing and transportation.
Building lasting relationships
We believe in long lasting business relationship and with our over two decades of experience, Viahex Cargo Express are thoroughly conscious on the core factors that can keep our customers satisfied with their cargo-related services. Be it for a corporate or an individual, be it through air cargo or sea cargo, your primary concerns about cargo services are always tied around reliability and timeliness.
Whether you are a customer, a technology partner or a stakeholder, we offer you trust and reliability, the character of Viahex Cargo Express which has been developed with years of experience and a highly skilled workforce. Our financial strength, global reach, well-built reputation and quest for innovations enable us to expand in step with our customers worldwide, responding to their needs and the changing demands of local, regional and global markets. Viahex Cargo Express takes full advantage of its diversity of portfolio of services (Air cargo, Sea cargo & door-door services) our worldwide Cargo infrastructure, resources and expertise to deliver cargo services that result in time and cost efficiency.
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To be a leading global provider of courier services, by providing customers with prompt, reliable and courteous service at a competitive rate. Through our unique network of partners and stakeholders.


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Our ministry structure begins with Jesus Christ as the Head of the church. Our desire is to implement His design for the local church.
Follow this link to hear a sermon about our ministry structure.
In addition to the Pastoral Epistles (1 Timothy, 2 Timothy, Titus), we consider Acts 1:6-11 and Acts 2:42-47 to be particularly foundational:
So when they had come together, they asked him, "Lord, will you at this time restore the kingdom to Israel?" He said to them, "It is not for you to know times or seasons that the Father has fixed by his own authority. But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you, and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the end of the earth." And when he had said these things, as they were looking on, he was lifted up, and a cloud took him out of their sight. And while they were gazing into heaven as he went, behold, two men stood by them in white robes, and said, "Men of Galilee, why do you stand looking into heaven? This Jesus, who was taken up from you into heaven, will come in the same way as you saw him go into heaven." (Acts 1:6-11)
"And they devoted themselves to the apostles' teaching and the fellowship, to the breaking of bread and the prayers. And awe came upon every soul, and many wonders and signs were being done through the apostles. And all who believed were together and had all things in common. And they were selling their possessions and belongings and distributing the proceeds to all, as any had need. And day by day, attending the temple together and breaking bread in their homes, they received their food with glad and generous hearts, praising God and having favor with all the people. And the Lord added to their number day by day those who were being saved." (Acts 2:42-47)
Our Ministry Stewards:
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World Changers
World Changers creates a fun and exciting environment for children to discover who they are, Whose they are, and why they are here. Our goal is for children to grab a hold of their identity, impact others, and change the world!
Explorers - Newborn to 1-year-old
Adventurers - 1-year-old (walkers)
Navigators - 2-years-old
Travelers - 3-years-old
Voyagers - 4-years-old
K5 – 5th Grade (Meets at Seneca Middle School)
First Time!
Welcome to World Changers at Tri-County Worship Center! We will meet you and your family, and check your child into our database. Our volunteer will lead you and your child to the age-appropriate room.
Kid Check – How it Works
Upon arrival to the Club House, you may check in your child. After finding your child's name in the database, you and your child will be given matching identification tags that are exclusive to your family. Your child will need to wear the name tag portion while you keep the matching tag. After the service, you will return to your child's room and show your tag in order for your child to be released to you.
Mother's Room
A mother's room is available for those moms with babies 12 weeks old and under. This is a "Moms Only" room for women with newborn babies to have a more private and quiet environment.


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Choose the nuance of your preferred taste by the richness of its palate. Discovering Bénédictine® for the first time is tasting a five century old legend.
Distilled and aged in a flamboyant palace, built in Fécamp in tribute to this unique liqueur, Bénédictine® is a subtle alchemy of 27 different plants and spices.
Bénédictine® liqueur has a distinctive aroma of spices and citrus fruit, offering notes of crisp freshness, softened by a touch of honey, a truly unforgettable taste awakening all your senses. Its saffron amber colour betrays its far-flung origins. Its extremely rich texture will line your palate with an incomparable sensation of mellowness.
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The story of B&B began during the Gilded Age of cocktails.Ernest Hemingway, the famous novelist first mentioned blending Bénédictine with Brandy in 1919.
Shortly, B&B by Bénédictine became popular in the USA.
In 1937, Bénédictine Company decided to produce this new Brand at the Distillery of the Palais Bénédictine in France B&B is a proprietary matured blend of French Brandy and Bénédictine Liqueur.
The making of B&B requires a slow process; Mellowing the blend in Oak Barrels produces the signature taste of B&B.
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BRITISH pottery is poised to smash the £100,000 barrier. The highest price ever paid for a 20th century ceramic in this country was £88,000 for a Hans Coper straight-shouldered pot at a Phillips auction last December.
|Hot pot: this Hans Coper vase fetched tens of thousands when Writhlington school sold it in 1996
Mr Coper, who died in Somerset in 1981, is widely tipped as the man whose legacy is most likely to set the new, elevated price standard.
Phillips ceramics specialist Ben Williams said that Mr Coper was arguably the most stylish artist ever to throw clay in Britain. Mr Williams said: "He's more than a great potter, he was a great sculptor. There's a certain timelessness about his work that will stand forever."
Eight Coper sculptures will join 250 other ceramic pieces at a Phillips auction in London this Thursday. Among the other items featured in the sale is a piece from the man who set an earlier benchmark. In 1927, Alfred G. Hopkins was the first person in the UK to sell a ceramic pot for £100. Until that time, pottery had been considered little more than a craft.
Mr Hopkins changed much of this thinking by placing his work in chic London art galleries. However, the value of his work has risen little since the 1920s. For example, the reserve price for one of his small green and blue vases in the Phillips sale is £200.
Artists like William Staite Murray and Thomas Sam Haile followed Mr Hopkins' lead throughout the 1930s, making dramatic pots and selling them as pieces of art throughout Britain. Their work is available today at prices ranging from about £300 to £6,000.
Lucy Rie, one of Britain's most famous ceramicists, was born and raised in Vienna before moving to the UK in 1938, at the age of 36. Ms Rie's highly individual style was apparent in pretty well everything she produced in the 70 years she spent behind the potter's wheel. Her shapes were bold, her glazes exciting and her touch was always precise.
Her other gift to British pottery was to teach the trade to the young Hans Coper shortly after he arrived in London in 1939 as a German refugee. Ms Rie's work is well collected today and her most elaborate works fetch as much as £35,000. But one of her small white bowls can be had for as little as a few hundred pounds.
Wide variations in prices for pieces from the same artist differentiates ceramics from almost every other collectible.
A Barbara Hepworth or Henry Moore sculpture will easily run to tens of thousands of pounds - but you will not find one of their original pieces for a few hundred.
By contrast, a small pot from the almost-£100,000 man, Hans Coper, can be had for as little as £3,000. Ms Rie and Mr Coper jointly produced cup and saucer sets for high street shops such as Heal's and Liberty. One of these sets can be had for £300.
Mr Williams said that they made two types of pieces. He said: "Some designs were repeated and repeated, it was a bit of a production line. But then they made a range of work they were dedicated to. This was their reason for working and these are the pieces that are so expensive today."


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Cavalier will try to rebound from their mid-week defeat when they host newcomers Barbican in another edition of Red Stripe Premier League Monday Night football today.
The match will be played at the Stadium East field, beginning at 8:30 p.m.
Cavalier, who led the competition in the early stages, are now in fifth place following a 1-0 defeat against Sporting Central on Wednesday.
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Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 101776
many floating point assist faults as web pages visited
Last modified: 2007-06-09 19:03:03 EDT
From Bugzilla Helper:
User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux ia64; en-US; rv:1.4) Gecko/20030709
Description of problem:
system log (viewed with 'dmesg') shows lots/repeated floating-point assist
faults as mozilla browser (mozilla-bin) runs. (Often this is a case of
algorithms that generate and try to use IEEE floating point denormals.)
Specifying flush-to-zero-upon-denormal on iA64 - either as a compile option or
as a floating point control setting - will reduce or eliminate these
time-consuming faults.
dmesg logged messages (q.v.) seem to identify a small number of oft-visited
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How reproducible:
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Actual Results: messages in the message log, fp assist fault count in CPU goes up
Expected Results: no messages, no time-consuming fault handling
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The Illinois men's golf team won the 2009 Big Ten Championship on
Sunday, May 3. The Illini finished at +13, 13 strokes ahead of
second place Minnesota.
Division of Intercollegiate Athletics The Illinois men's golf team
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How Focus on the Family Continues to Flex Its Conservative Muscle|
Focus on the Family's patriarch James Dobson may have reached the end of an era as he prepares to leave the Colorado Springs-based evangelical media empire's radio show. But the organization still flexes conservative muscle when it comes to the issue of gay marriage. The latest battleground was Maine, where voters reversed a state law earlier this week that allowed same-sex couples to marry, a national trend against gay marriage that includes California, Hawaii, and myriad other states (via The Wall Street Journal). Focus on the Family Action, the organization's political arm, poured in $115,266 to help the coalition support the repeal, according to election records analyzed by the Colorado Springs Gazette. Jenny Tyree, Focus' marriage analyst, credits Focus founder James Dobson with the win, saying his views on traditional marriage still resonate with Americans.


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VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Oct. 18, 2012) - Paget Minerals Corp. (TSX VENTURE:PGS), ("Paget" or the "Company") announced today the initiation of Phase 1 drilling at the San Ricardo Gold-Silver Project located within the prolific porphyry and epithermal gold-silver-copper belt of northern Sonora State, Mexico. Paget has an option to earn up to 60% of the 38,100-hectare property from Sundance Minerals Ltd. ("Sundance") (see press release dated 11 September 2012).
David F. Volkert, President and CEO of Paget, stated, "The option agreement on the San Ricardo Project underscores Paget's strategy of geographic diversification through partnerships with established teams. Northern Sonora provides year-round work complementing our British Columbia drilling and reconnaissance programs. The 800 meters of diamond drilling planned at the Santa Cruz Target will be the first ever completed, testing both high-grade underground vein and lower grade open pit potential."
The San Ricardo Project area covers a total of 38,100 hectares in northern Sonora State. The region hosts large Cu-Mo porphyry deposits, including Cananea and Creston, among others, and a number of epithermal gold-silver deposits, including the San Francisco (Timmins Gold), Mercedes (Yamana Gold) and Santa Elena (SilverCrest Mines). Excellent road access and infrastructure provide for year-round exploration. (Click here for regional location map: http://www.pagetminerals.com/i/maps/SR-Location-Map.jpg)
Preliminary reconnaissance within the Property has identified multiple high-grade gold targets as well as areas with bulk tonnage potential at the Santa Cruz Target. Drilling will be the first ever completed at Santa Cruz and will follow up on earlier exploration that focused on four known sub-parallel, high-grade veins and an area of stockwork mineralization located at the intersection of three of the veins. The area contains scores of historic mine workings and historic small scale leach production.
Gold mineralization on the Santa Cruz Target occurs as granite-hosted, stockwork, shears and veins with both high-grade underground and lower grade open-pit potential. Paget and Sundance have completed detailed mapping as well as collecting 730 samples, including underground channel, surface rock chip and trench channel samples. Underground sampling along 300m of the minimum two kilometer-long Santa Cruz vein shows results from 1.0m @ 0.29g/t to 2.0m @ 46.4g/t gold. Fifty-one of the 83 saw cut-channels in mine workings assayed more than 4g/t Au and average 12.2g/t Au over 2.5 meters.
The weighted gold-grade averages (all true widths - oxide mineralization) of sampling on 8 different levels along 15-54m sections of the vein are: 1.4m @ 1.9 g/t, 2.4m @ 5.3 g/t, 2.5m @ 5.5 g/t, 2.6m @ 7.1 g/t, 2.0m @ 10.8 g/t, 2.0m @ 11.2 g/t, 2.4m @ 12.7 g/t and 2.9m @ 22.9 g/t. Mineralization remains open along strike and at depth.
The Santa Cruz, Intermedia and Mina Antigua vein structures intersect forming an exposed 150m x 200m triangular area of mineralized hematite stockwork and fracturing. Trench and surface rock-chip sampling results within this mineralized area suggests open-pit potential with all samples averaging 0.72 g/t gold. The topography within the stockwork trench area and the immediate underground workings is favorable for possible inclusion of high-grade veins in a pit outline. Significantly, silver values range from anomalous to 452 g/t.
Click here for maps of the project and a complete list of surface and underground sample results: http://www.pagetminerals.com/s/Mexico.asp?ReportID=544397&_Type=Mexico-Sundance-Minerals-Ltd.&_Title=Maps-Figures
About Paget Minerals Corp.
Paget Minerals Corporation is a publicly traded resource company focused on mineral exploration and the advancement of the company's priority Ball Creek Project in British Columbia. The company hosts a 52,442-hectare, contiguous mineral tenure package in the Golden Triangle - Iskut Mineral District located just 8km west of Highway 37 and only 36km northwest of the new Northwest Transmission Line Substation at Bob Quinn and neighbors three major mine development projects in the Golden Triangle -- Galore Creek, Schaft Creek and Red Chris. In 2012, Paget has focused its BC exploration program on the Ball Creek Project, as well as advancing its exploration in Mexico. Paget also maintains its equity position in Trident Gold Corp. exploring for gold in Colombia. David Volkert, President and CEO, serves as the Qualified Person under the definitions of NI 43-101.
On Behalf of the Board of Paget Minerals Corp.,
David F. Volkert, President & CEO
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Paget Minerals Corp.David VolkertPresident & CEO(778) 327-4449(778) 330-5492 (FAX)www.pagetminerals.com
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Her research interests include gender and the media, newsroom sociology, data and computational journalism and representations of crime. The overarching goal of her work is to link journalism studies, academic expertise and practice through scholarship, teaching and professional engagement. She is also a consultant, public speaker on current media and policy issues, and media commentator.
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Her list of scholarly awards includes: Visiting Fellow at the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism (RISJ), Oxford University (April-June 2016), the UBC Peter Wall Institute of Advanced Studies Early Career Scholar Award (2009-2010) and the 2007 Rufus Z. Smith Award for the best article published in the American Review of Canadian Studies. The article, "Cross-Border Crime Stories: American Media, Canadian Law, and Murder in the Internet Age," was co-authored with David Pritchard, University of Wisconsin (Milwaukee). Her teaching awards include: a 2003 teaching award from UBC's Alma Mater Society and a Freedom Forum teaching fellowship for journalism educators at the University of Indiana in 2000.
Dr. Young participated as an expert witness in the Cornwall Public Inquiry, after producing a comprehensive media analysis about allegations of historical abuse over a 20-year period involving youth in that community.
In 2007, Dr. Young launched the Feminist Media Project in partnership with other feminist academics. The project included a website that provided a feminist perspective on media depictions of missing and murdered women. As part of this work, she was a member of the Board of Directors (2006-2009) at the Downtown Eastside Women's Centre in Vancouver.
Dr. Young completed her PhD at the University of Toronto in 2005 with her doctoral dissertation, Crime Content and Media Economics: Gendered Practices and Sensational Stories, 1950-2000. She was a reporter and editor for a decade at daily newspapers including The Globe and Mail, the Vancouver Sun, the Hamilton Spectator and The Houston Post. Most recently she was a national business columnist at The Globe (2003-2006).
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Young, Mary Lynn, Alfred Hermida and Johanna Fulda. (Submitted and under review). "What makes for great data journalism? A content analysis of data journalism awards finalists, 2012-2015."
Hermida, Alfred, and Young, Mary Lynn. 2016. "Finding the Data Unicorn: A hierarchy of hybridity in data and computational journalism." Digital Journalism, Online First April 7: 1-18.
Young, Mary Lynn. 2016. "Scoop was King: Media Competition, Crime News, and Masculinity." In Covering Canadian Crime: What Journalists Should Know and the Public Should Question, edited by C. Richardson and R. Smith Fullerton, 217-244. Toronto: University of Toronto Press.
Young, Mary Lynn and Alfred Hermida. 2014. "From Mr. and Mrs. Outlier to Central Tendencies: Computational Journalism and Crime Reporting at the Los Angeles Times." Digital Journalism, 1-17. DOI: 10.1080/21670811.2014.976409. (First published online 21 November 2014).
Young, Mary Lynn, and Alison Beale. 2013. "Canada: A Step Forward? The Paradox of Women in News." in The Palgrave International Handbook on Women and Journalism, edited by C. Byerly, 109-121. Basingstoke, UK: Palgrave Macmillan.
Haines-Saah, Rebecca, Joy L. Johnson, Robin Repta, Aleck Ostry, Mary Lynn Young, Rick Sawatzky, Jean Shoveller, Lorraine Greaves, and Pam A. Ratner. 2013. "The privileged normalization of marijuana use: An analysis of Canadian newspaper reporting." Critical Public Health, 24 (1): 47-61.
Fletcher, Fred, and Mary Lynn Young. 2012. "Political Communication in a Changing Media Environment." In The Sage Handbook of Political Communication, edited by H. Semetko and M. Scamell, 36-48. London: Sage Publications Ltd.
Voth, James, Rick Sawatzky, Pam Ratner, Mary Lynn Young, Robin Repta, Rebecca Haines-Saah, and Joy Johnson. 2012. "A computer-assisted approach to filtering large numbers of documents for media analyses." International Journal of Social Research Methodology, 16 (1): 13-30.
Young, Mary Lynn. 2009. "Media Coverage of Youth Abuse in Cornwall, Ont." in Report of the Cornwall Public Inquiry. The Honourable G. Normand Glaude, Commissioner.
Ostry, Aleck, and Mary Lynn Young and Merrilee Hughes. 2007. "The Quality of Nutritional Information Available on Popular Websites: A Content Analysis." Health Education Research, 23 (4): 648-655.
Young, Mary Lynn, and David Pritchard. 2006. "Cross-Border Crime Stories: American Media, Canadian Law and Murder in the Internet Age." American Review of Canadian Studies, 36 (3): 407-426.
Jiwani, Yasmin, and Mary Lynn Young. 2006. "Missing and Murdered Women: Reproducing Marginality in News Discourse." Canadian Journal of Communication Special Issue on Sexualities, 31 (4): 1-38.
Sparks, Robert, Mary Lynn Young and Simon Darnell. 2006. "Convergence, Corporate Restructuring, and Canadian Online News, 2000-2003." Canadian Journal of Communication, 31 (2): 391-423.


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