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T-Shirt Printing Machines Market Size, Trends, Key Players, Competitive Strategies And Forecasts, 2017 To 2025Press Release December 6, 2017 Comments Off on T-Shirt Printing Machines Market Size, Trends, Key Players, Competitive Strategies And Forecasts, 2017 To 2025
Global T-Shirt Printing Machines Market Size, Trends, Key Players, Competitive Strategies And Forecasts, 2017 To 2025
T-Shirt Printing Machines Market – Growth, Share, Opportunities, Competitive Analysis, and Forecast 2016 – 2023, the global t-shirt printing machines market is positioned to witness significant growth with the increasing disposable income and shifting trend towards custom designed apparels. In addition, continues development in printing technologies to reduce production cost and cycle is also expected to support the growth of custom t-shirt printing machines market. Since custom-print t-shirts largely appeal and are popular among youth, the organizations and companies who target young audience are using them as a promotional tool.
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The custom-print t-shirts are ideally distributed at events that company or organization sponsors. By distributing t-shirts with custom printed logos and company name, the organizations aim to promote their brand and product offerings. Furthermore, affordability of custom print t-shirts make them an ideal promotional tool with huge potential. This is increasing the production of custom printed t-shirts globally.
All the above factors represent a positive outlook for t-shirt printing machine manufacturers and related trade partners. The custom t-shirt printing market was valued at US$ 1,158.6 Mn in 2016, and is expected to cross US$ 3,000.0 Mn by 2025, expanding at a CAGR of 11.5% from 2017 to 2025.
We have considered screen printing machines, digital printing machines and plot printing machines to estimate market size of overall t-shirt printing machines. In 2015, in terms of revenue, the digital T-shirt printing machine was the largest segment, accounting for more than 40% of revenue share. Also, the segment is expected to expand at the highest revenue CAGR of 12.1% throughout the forecast period 2017 – 2025. Adoption of digital printers is high in developed regions such as North America and Europe owing to increasing demand of high quality and durable designs on t-shirts by consumers.
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Also, this technique is less labor intensive as it reduces steps involved in printing design and produces variety of high quality custom T-shirts in small batches. This is expected to fuel growth of the digital T-shirt printing machine segment in the near future. We have considered DTG inkjet printers, wide format sublimation printing and industrial textile printing machines in digital t-shirt printing machines category. In plot printing machines we have considered heat transfer printing machines and vinyl plotter machines.
In terms of value, Asia Pacific was the dominant regional market in 2015, constituting more than 30% of market share. Additionally, Asia Pacific is expected to remain dominant by 2025, expanding at the highest CAGR of 13.5% from 2017 to 2025. Currently, in terms of volume, the demand for screen T-shirt printing machine is high in the region owing to low initial cost of these printers than digital and plot printers. Also, screen T-shirt printing machines are being increasingly used to print T-shirts, having same design, in bulk to meet rising demand from large companies, NGOs, and communities etc. in Asia Pacific. As a result, spending on screen T-shirt printing machines is projected to increase by vendors, particularly focusing on providing low-cost customized T-shirts to their customers.
The t-shirt printing machines is highly fragmented with large number of local players in each regional market. Some major players in the global custom t-shirt printing market are Brother International Corporation, Seiko Epson Corporation, ColDesi, Inc, Kornit Digital, The M&R Companies, Mimaki Global, Anajet, Konica Minolta, Inc., Mutoh Belgium nv, Mciroscreen Production Pte. Ltd, KP Tech Machine Pvt Ltd and several others.
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Author's notes: Companion piece to Losing It. This is Blair's POV.Losing it too
can hear his heart beating under my cheek, strong and steady,
comforting, you know? His arms surround me, keeping me safe and
holding me together. This is just how he held me after Golden, not
that I remember much about that; Man, that was terrifying, I tell
you. I guess you want to know what I'm going on the floor of my
room in Jim's lap, huh?
Not a lot to tell really, except twelve hours ago I was all set to leave Cascade. Jim doesn't know about that, about the duffle bag stuffed under my bed, and if I turn just a bit this way.. I can block his view. I'll unpack it later, when we've both calmed down a bit and can laugh about this. Not sure when that'll happen, though. Shit, I've just wiped snot all over Jim's grey t-shirt, yuk! What's he doing now? Oh, he's holding the hem up for me to blow my nose on. Christ, Jim, that's disgusting. That's what tissues are for, you know, and you should be able to reach the box from here. Oh, that's nice, Jim, I've always liked being rocked.
They handed me a badge today. I was at the station, just taking a last look round and then there they were. Megan, Simon, Jim, Henri, Joel, even Naomi and a few more besides. I was ready to run, I tell you. I didn't want anyone bringing up that damned press conference, but one word and I knew I'd lose it. You think I've lost control before? Don't you believe it. Yeah, I've come close, but Jim's always needed me to be strong and in control. Huh, you think I don't control Jim? Don't make me laugh. Zone-outs, remember?
Man, it was a rush when Jim tossed me that leather wallet. They want me around permanently? I can live with that. And the best part? Jim. My partner. For real this time around. I'll even get paid. Neat, eh? I don't know who suggested the bar across town; Henri, probably, but there we were, all piling into cabs because no-one wanted to drive. It was, like, a real party. For me, you know? Longhaired, neo-hippy witchdoctor punk Blair Sandburg. Man, I was buzzed.
I don't know how many beers I sank; they just kept coming, one after the other. I kept looking at that gold shield and grinning. It was surreal, man. A self-confessed fraud, and I was being handed everything I'd ever wanted. My own tribe. We eventually made it home and Jim made some crack about my hair again. No way, man, I am not cutting it, nuh uh, get the hell away from my curls! A quick trip to the bathroom and I'm flat out on my bed. I haven't put it down yet; the badge, you idiot, what did you think I meant? My dick?
I opened it up and looked at it again. Christ, what am I thinking? This will never work. I can't do it. I just..can't. God, I want to, though. So much. It all flashes behind my eyelids and before I know it I've got a pain in my chest where I can't breathe anymore. Hang in there, Chief, as Jim would say, don't lose it. Not now, not while Jim's still up. Oh God, I don't know what to do! Curling up in a ball, my fist jammed in my mouth, the badge cuts into my other hand. I just don't want to let it go, but I know I'm going to have to. Ohgodohgodohgod, why is this happening now? My throat is closing and it's so painful, trying to hold it all in. I can't let Jim hear me, he's already been through enough; he doesn't need me to fall apart now. He needs a partner he can trust.
Nonononono! I must have let something slip, because there he was, kneeling in front of me, his hand on my shoulder. I could barely see him through the tears, but for once his face didn't have that stone façade like it does sometimes. The next minute we were on the floor and he was holding me. I must have been babbling, because I can't remember what I said. All I know is that I was letting it all out, the pain, the guilt, everything. Man, he was like a rock against me. There was no moving him, and he was the only thing between me and the nuthouse. That's how bad I was feeling.
It's quiet now. He hasn't said anything at all, but I'm wrapped so tight against him you'll need a crowbar to separate us. I don't think I've ever felt so safe, and loved. Because that's what this is. He's still rocking me, and I know this has got to be killing his leg. I just hope he's got it dialled down, because I'm thinking that this is going to be my favourite position from now on. Not moving, nuh uh.
One more sniff and then my jaw cracks as I yawn. Jim shifts us and manages to drag down my pillows and comforter, making a nest for us on the floor. Man, I'm wiped. Jim's rubbing my back now, and pulls me back against him, making sure I've got the clean shoulder. That really is gross, man. Turning my cheek into his chest, I let go, relaxing against him. I know we'll have to talk in the morning, but right now, this is what I need. And I'm not losing him.

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Well, another IMS has come and gone, and once again we survived the chaos of getting ready and then pulled off a fantastic show. While wandering the show floor and perusing other exhibitors' booths, I couldn't help but notice a clear divide between booth personnel who looked happy and excited and those who looked a bit disconnected, and yes, even bored. Then after I returned to the office I coincidentally viewed two interesting videos, one on YouTube and one on 60 Minutes –thank you Mom & Dad for making me watch this over the years- that gave me one possible answer.
The first clip on YouTube was from Innovation Daily: RSA Animate — Drive: Dan Pink and the Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us. A very clever animated cartoon presentation that was indeed surprising, it discussed irrefutable evidence that workers are motivated not, as you would think, by more money or pay, but instead by the sheer pleasure of creating or working on something meaningful that receives positive feedback. The typical motivation scheme within organizations is to reward performance with a monetary incentive. Tests have found that once cognitive skill/ conceptual creative thinking comes into play, a larger reward led to poorer performance! Studies have found that if you pay people enough so that money is not an issue, three factors lead to better performance and personal satisfaction: autonomy or desire to be self-directed, mastery—the urge to get better at stuff, and sense of purpose.


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Essential oils have become overwhelmingly popular. Everyone knows someone who either sells them or uses them, and most have probably at least tried an oil or two at some point. They can be used strictly for fragrance, used topically or occasionally taken internally.
Derived from plants, most people think that because they're natural that means they're safe. However, even though many use essential oils to treat various ailments, essential oils must be used with caution to prevent certain ailments.
Use properly
As with prescription and over-the-counter medicines, only use essential oils as directed. Failure to do so can result in injury or death. If you use essential oils, you need to follow the recommendations for the product.
Understand the oils you use, what they're used for and how to use it properly. Some may only be safe for topical use, some may not be safe for children or pregnant women, and some need to be diluted before applying. Follow the directions and err on the side of caution.
As with any food or medication, different people can have varying reactions to essential oils. One oil that is fine for one person, may cause an allergic reaction in others. These oils pose the most serious risks:
1. Photosensitivity
Some oils can increase your photosensitivity, or rather, make your skin more susceptible to blistering, swelling and sunburn. According to Natural Living Ideas, this can happen even with limited exposure. While this list isn't inclusive, be sure to avoid wearing these particular oils before going out in the sun:
Lemon essential oil
Lime essential oil
Grapefruit essential oil
Orange essential oil
Bergamot essential oil
2. Warnings for pregnant or nursing mothers
Wellness Mama states that "Essential oils can affect hormones, gut bacteria and other aspects of health and extreme care should be used when taking them while pregnant or nursing."
Because what an expectant mother or nursing mother eats or puts on her skin can easily transfer to her baby, extreme caution needs to be used if you decide to take or apply any essential oils. Again, everyone reacts differently to oils, so what may be safe for one person may not be for another.
The National Association for Holistic Aromatherapy (NAHA) lists multiple oils pregnant women should avoid. You can click here to see the full list, but there are some to avoid:
Wintergreen essential oil
Sage essential oil
Camphor essential oil
Parsley essential oil (seed or leaf)
Wormwood essential oil
3. Cautions for oil use on babies and children
While some oils are safe for use on children, they still should be diluted twice as much as you would dilute for adults. But some oils should never be used around a young child or infant.
Erika Krumbeck, ND, highlights several cases where essential oils have caused seizures in children. Certain oils can slow or stop breathing altogether, particularly for those with respiratory issues. The results can be fatal. Avoid these oils on, in, or around children and babies:
Additionally, always keep essential oils out of reach of children.
4. Adverse reactions
Because most oils are not regulated and have ben tested for safety, Poison Control warns essential oil users to treat these oils with caution. If you don't, there are someharmful or even fatal side effects:
Pennyroyal and other types of mint are poisonous to the liver.
Wintergreen can relieve pain, but taking it internally can be fatal. According to Poison Control, "swallowing oil of wintergreen is like swallowing a large number of adult aspirin."
Misuse or abuse of nutmeg can cause hallucinations and coma.
Eucalyptus, while soothing for coughs, can cause seizures if taken internally (and is unsafe for children).
Sage oil can cause seizures in children.
Camphor, when swallowed, can cause seizures within a few minutes. Also, frequent topical applications on children is poisonous.
While essential oils can be helpful for some things, please consult a trained professional before using any essential oil. No one wants to suffer skin irritation, health problems or even death caused by using these oils incorrectly.
Educate yourself and use caution before diffusing, applying, or swallowing any essential oil. Even though they are natural, they are only safe when used correctly.


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Queen Aishah
Queen Aishah – Comedienne, actress, radio personality and humanitarian. From the "Brick City" known as Newark, New Jersey, this young and vivacious personality began what would later become a steady and fast-paced rising comedic career. Queen Aishah's journey and life training as a comedienne, which lead to her heartfelt motto of "touching and healing souls through the art of laughter," began as a youth, with her maternal grandfather and her comic-filled family. While Aishah's initial exposure to public appearances began in the 11th grade under the tutorial of a special teacher affectionately known as Brother Dunbar, Aishah's professional career as a standup comedienne began at the former renowned restaurant and lounge, Mr. Henry's in Washington, DC; an establishment also graced by the appearances of celebrity comedians, Martin Lawrence and Dave Chappelle.
To her plethora of mass media credits, this 3X Apollo TKO winner is best known for her on-air innovative characters, Ms. Chlyam-edium (the Uno Card Reader) and PHAT Peaches. Both of these characters had a significant place on the Big Phat Morning Show on 92Q-WERQ in Baltimore, Maryland and XM's, The City with Sexy Chocolate, radio programs. Further on-air appearances included the syndicated Russ Parr Morning Show with Olivia Fox, Washington, DC and The Olivia Fox Morning Show on 95.7 The BEAT, Tampa, Florida. Queen's wit, love of life and laughter earned her a requested impromptu appearance on the top-rated, award-winning Oprah Winfrey Show in 2004. During the November taping of the "Million Dollar Wedding," Queen Aishah started out as an audience member, as she took a break from her self-titled tour. Once given an opportunity to make a humorous inquiry with the show's producer, Aishah's candor quickly caused the producer to invite her to the stage to fill her hand with a microphone. Queen Aishah left Oprah's audience wanting for more. Featured in Verizon's Communications, Inc. television, radio and print DSL campaign, Aishah served as Verizon's representative during the 2006 Essence Music Festival in Houston, Texas during which she shared the stage with acclaimed comedians, Steve Harvey and Cedric the Entertainer.
Other comedians Queen Aishah has worked with includes Kevin Hart, Mike Epps, Michael Colyar, Bruce Bruce and Ricky Smiley. Queen has also shared the stage with phenomenal artists such as Yolanda Adams, Heather Headley, and Chuck Brown while hosting Radio One's 16th annual Stone Soul Picnic event in Washington, DC. She has toured with Rhythm & Blues artists, Jaheim, K-CI and Jo Jo, to name a few. Her most recent endeavor includes YYP's tour with a purpose entitled, "The Vagina Monologues." This tour offered the opportunity to work with extraordinary trailblazers such as Ella Royce, LisaRaye McCoy, Star Jones, Sherri Sheppard, Phyllis Yvonne Stickney, Vanessa L. Williams and a host of other remarkable personalities. Queen Aishah's humanitarian activities include volunteering as a mentor and event host for the Baltimore, Maryland production company, Womb Work Production - NuWorld Art Ensemble; an organization with a mission to empower families through creative art, dance and theatre. Aishah also lends her talent to the Michael Walton Foundation as a guest speaker during its school age tour of inspiration, entitled "The Michael Walton Foundation Speak out to Reach Out Tour." In between performing for the U.S. Military in Japan and Korea, Queen expresses her love for children each year at the Marine Corp.Toys-4-Tots event for disadvantaged young people living in the Baltimore, Maryland and Washington, DC areas.
Using her company, QA Enterprises, LLC, Queen coordinated comedy events and raised funds for Hurricane Katrina's displaced families of which she personally delivered such donations directly.
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1976 Feinstone Environmental Awards
1976 Awards Recipients
George Deil
As co-founder and volunteer executive director of a citizens' coalition in Oregon, GEORGE DIEL has worked at all levels of coastal zone planning and management to preserve the natural resources and economic base of Oregon's shoreline. Since Mr. Diel completed his doctoral work in citizen involvement at Syracuse University in 1967, he has become the catalyst for citizen teamwork in coastal decisionmaking in his state. He personally directed a vital campaign which resulted in the following reforms and legislation affecting Tillamook County: public members were added to the coastal commission; the state was persuaded against building a major highway along an unspoiled stretch of coastline; the nation's first estuarine sanctuary was established at Coos Bay; dredging and fill statutes were strengthened; and Cape Kiwanda was publicly acquired and preserved. His effectiveness as a citizen mobilizer has kept the coast's natural resources from being squandered, while his vigilance helps keep the undisturbed coast from jeopardy.
Judith Colt Johnson
JUDITH COLT JOHNSON works actively to save the seashore. Taking strong stands on difficult environmental issues affecting the Delaware, Maryland and Virginia region, she remains the impetus behind citizen support for sound resource management decisions by public officials. As chairperson of the Committee to Preserve Assateague Island, Mrs. Johnson organized efforts to have a public law amended so that overnight accommodations, commercial development and road building are not permitted on the Island. She worked to establish part of the Island as a wilderness area. Mrs. Johnson and her committee are the nucleus of many groups in leading the opposition to the building of the Delmarva Intercoastal Waterway, a U. S. Corps of Engineers project, which will damage fragile barrier islands and marsh ecosystems. She also is working in opposition to new development construction on Chincoteague Bay.
Daniel Malkovich
DANIEL MALKOVICH's insight and effectiveness in reconciling differences between groups holding extreme views on environmental matters have had a remarkable influence on conservation issues in southern Illinois. Mr. Malkovich's activism resulted in a fight to preserve Lusk Creek Canyon, an area now being considered for wilderness status. He is involved in extensive land use planning for the Shawnee National Forest, and is a leader in publicizing a huge canal project in the State of Indiana. Through his efforts the State of Illinois acquired Goose Lake Prairie, the last sizeable prairie in the state. This editor and publisher of Outdoor Illinois magazine, and influential member of the Sierra Club, fathered the environmentally sound idea of using treated municipal waste in an attempt to reclaim abandoned strip mine areas.
Jane Sinclair Pinheiro
Since JANE SINCLAIR PINHEIRO realized that the fragile ecological balance of California's Mojave Desert was endangered by the impact of population growth, she has worked to preserve and protect as much of it as possible. After an accident in 1975, she continued environmental activism from her wheelchair. By raising funds to purchase land for a state park, she helped save the California state flower, the poppy, from extinction. She helped organize a successful legislative campaign to establish a 2,720-acre reserve, Saddleback Butte State Park, which boasts a tree unique to the Southwest-the Joshua. Mrs. Pinheiro's efforts resulted in parcels of land being set aside for nature sanctuaries in Los Angeles County. Between water supply projects and other environmental community activities, she paints the wildflowers of her beloved desert. Her paintings are found in galleries and museums across the nation.
Vim Crane Wright
As a spokesperson for environmental causes, VIM CRANE WRIGHT organized a public outcry and litigation halting the tract development of a rare fossil area, which resulted in the creation of the Florrissant Fossil Beds National Monument. In anticipation of oil shale becoming a national energy issue, Mrs. Wright sounded the environmental alarm concerning its development. Because of these efforts, when the government announced a program to lease public lands to develop oil shale production in 1971, western Colorado stood prepared to make certain this development would incorporate environmental safeguards. Mrs. Wright led a campaign to stop the destruction of wildlife by poisons and she publicized eagle poisoning cases. She was instrumental in defeating the Twin Forks Project Dam which would have resulted in the destruction of beautiful canyon country. She founded the first Audubon chapter in Colorado and serves as president of the Colorado Open Space Council, an umbrella organization of over 20 citizens' groups.
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- Address: St Peter-Hofstatt 1, Zurich 8001, Switzerland
- Hours: Open Mon - Fri 8am - 6pm, Sat 9am - 4pm
- Admission: Free
St Peter Church (St. Peterskirche) Tours
St Peter's is the oldest church in Zurich. It stands in a small square surrounded by houses and shops but its impressive spire dominates the city. St Peter's Church, also known as St Peterskirche, is so tall that from the Middle Ages until the early 20th century it was used by the night-watch keeping an eye out for fires breaking out in the city. On this spire is the largest church clockface in Europe with a diameter of 28.5 ft (8.7 m). The minute hand is 12 ft (4 m) long!
The Peterskirche was first built in the 9th century, but was altered in the 13th century and again in the 17th century. The interior is plain, white with wooden columns and pews but in the choir the remains of a medieval mural can be seen.
Practical Info
The nearest tram is 4 or 15, stopping at Rathaus, then walk across the bridge over the river Limmat.
Tours & Tickets
Zurich Old Town Walking Tour
Discover centuries of Swiss heritage on this 2-hour walking tour of historical Zurich. With your guide, stroll along the bustling Bahnhofstrasse, and take in ... Read more
Location: Zurich, Switzerland
Duration: 2 hours (approx.)
Zurich City Highlights with Felsenegg Cable Car Ride
See top Zurich attractions such as the Swiss National Museum, Old Town (Alstadt) and the Zurich Opera House and tour the surrounding areas by ferry and cable ... Read more
Location: Zurich, Switzerland
Duration: 4 hours 30 minutes (approx.)
Supersaver: Zurich Highlights Tour, Rhine Falls and Stein am Rhein from Zurich
See Zurich's highlights and visit the Rhine Falls and Stein am Rhein village on a Super Saver combining two popular Zurich tours in one day at a discounted ... Read more
Location: Zurich, Switzerland
Duration: 8 hours 30 minutes (approx.)
Zurich Highlights Tour
See the highlights of the business and cultural hub of Switzerland on this sightseeing coach tour of Zurich. Admire top attractions like the medieval Old Town ... Read more
Location: Zurich, Switzerland
Duration: 2 hours (approx.)
Private Tour: Zurich City Highlights
Get to know Zurich on a 2-hour or 4-hour private tour by minivan. This comprehensive sightseeing tour offers a flexible itinerary that's tailored to your ... Read more
Location: Zurich, Switzerland
Duration: 4 hours (approx.)
Zurich Combo from Lucerne: Zurich Sightseeing, Rhine Falls and Stein am Rhein
Discover the charms of northern Switzerland on a day trip from Lucerne. Begin at the Lindt & Sprüngli chocolate factory, before taking a city tour of ... Read more
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Erkki KureniemiPosted on September 25th, 2011
And everyone should see the documentary.
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From our good friend Ninjabottle, we share with you, an hour worth of inspiring Psybient!
While investigating the inner workings of harmonic frequency shifting we discovered a whole new set of musical guidelines.
In this new set of rules it is prudent to adjust you, yourself and the 9th chakra to what lies beyond.
In this feeblest of illusions we live in, the third dimension, we tried to make circular music in tune of the universe itself. Music to make squares into cubes and circles into globes.
Thus we found there is only one true tone. That of the electrical beast known as POG.
Thanx to nordloef for making this song possible.
The shapes are called lissajous patterns, and happen when you connect two signals to an oscilloscope in X-Y mode.
It's normally used to track phase-differences between two signals, and to visualize the stereo field in music.
…but, it can also be used to create pure eyecandy.
As usual we forget to post upcoming events.. :)
But late last night we did some kind of gig at Code Clubbing (Facebook).
Nordloef, Linde, Salkinitzor and Falbygdens Dataorkester played chiptunes and some tasty techno!
Videos were filmed and photos were taken, here's one:
It's getting very nice & nintendo in here, ;-)
And another:
Time and space is irrelavant in this kind of journey.
The only thing you have to keep track of is the way certain frequencies vibrate against your inner truth.
When this hits you on the dancfloor you know its time to step it up a notch and just keep it down!
We´ll see you in space.
Spacepop in space - Space a clock (radio edit)
Spacepop in space - Space a clock (club edit)
So, I found these Max4Live-patches a while back called Nwdlbots. They are a collection of generative gadgets for Ableton Live. They're quite fun to play around with, specially if they get to generate midi for something as flexible as a modular synth, like Blok Modular.
I managed to record some of the randomness that came out of this encounter!
What you hear are a couple of event generators, a scalebot, dynabot, one blok modular and some native ableton-fx.
You can get the Nwdlbots from here (requires Ableton Live and Max4Live). And Blok Modular is avalible as VSTi and as a Buzz machine, download here.
Check out this sweet little diy-instrument!
I love pitch bending instruments! I made this one for a guy who does movie soundtracks. It is the second one I have made, but the first with this design. The playing is all spontaneous, imagine what you could do if you actually practiced. Great for wierd sounds as well as sweet melodies.
It's like a ruler, held down on a desk, on steroids :)


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Army Chief of Staff Gen. George Casey said he's reluctant to attach the Muslim religion to the Fort Hood massacre because of possible damage to the military's diversity, which would be in his opinion a greater disaster.
Well, isn't that special? The Army's diversity is more important than the lives of our servicemen? Tell that to the loved ones of those who died.
With this mentality at the top of the command chain, it's no wonder the military failed to investigate the shooter. They had all the outward signs but refused to act because of blind adherence to political correctness. The armed forces are not some social experiment in which we try to fill the ranks with every type soldier whether they are suited for duty or not. Not everyone is soldier material.
How on Earth can our military protect us citizens if it cannot even protect its own soldiers standing on seemingly safe ground inside a secure military base on U.S. soil? They can't unless they fully recognize and take action against known or suspected threats from all sources, including those from within. The army must be proactive in its diligence on all fronts.
Despite the niceties and deafening silence from the national media, the man on the street will tell you we are very much at war with radical disciples of the Muslim faith; it is the common denominator in all our military endeavors at this time. Nearly every U.S. soldier deployed throughout the world is pitted against a follower of the Muslim faith. Muslims kill their own women and children to commit terrorist acts; can we at least cast a jaundiced eye in the direction of our own Muslim service personnel? They're certainly in positions to do great harm if they become so inclined.
The sooner this country, the military and the mainstream media begin to openly declare the obvious Muslim angle to our military engagements, the sooner we will be able to defeat our enemy. You simply must know your enemy in order to defeat him. A continuation of political correctness will only serve to expose more Americans to harm.
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San Antonio Viewing Area: Texas Counties: Atascosa, Bandera, Bexar, Comal, Dewitt, Dimmit, Edwards, Frio Goliad, Gonzales, Guadalupe, Karnes, Kendall, Kerr, Kinney, La Salle, Lavaca, McMullen, Maverick, Medina, Real, Uvalde, Val Verde, Wilson, and Zavala
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Video Topic: Submit a short :30 second video explaining why you and your honey deserve a date night. Only persons Eighteen (18) and older can appear in the video. Minors cannot be depicted in the video.
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One (1) Winner in the Corpus Christi Viewing Area
Total Number of Winners: Three (3)
Winner Selection Date: February 12, 2018
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San Antonio Viewing Area Winner: One (1) Two Hundred Dollar ($200.) gift card to Bohanan's Steak House; and Two (2) Santikos Movie Passes (Prize Value is $26.). Total Prize Value is $ 226.
Harlingen Viewing Area Winner: One (1) Two Hundred Fifty Dollar ($250.) gift card to Salt: New American Table. Prize Value is $ 250.
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- Exterior:Red
- Interior:Black
- Stock Number:WWVA330.BL
- Mileage:55478
Vehicle Description
Worldwide Vintage Autos is pleased to present this 1973 Datomaso Pantera.
Ford began importing Panteras for the American market to be sold through its Lincoln Mercury dealers. The first 75 cars were simply European imports and are known for their "push-button" door handles and hand-built Carrozzeria Vignale bodies. A total of 1,007 Panteras reached the United States that first year. As with most Italian cars of the day, rust-proofing was minimal and the quality of fit and finish on these early models was poor with large amounts of body solder being used to cover body panel flaws. Subsequently, Ford increased their involvement in the production of the later cars with the introduction of precision stampings for body panels which resulted in improved overall quality.
-Total paint 1993.
-New outside rearview mirrors.
-Wing installed '92.
-2008 - New front bumper – Custom Classics.
-Shaved rear bumper - closer to body – Custom Classics.
-New rectangular headlamps – Custom Classics.
-Rebuilt head lamp operating mechanism.
-Rockers opened up and repaired – Custom Classics.
-Original tail lamp lenses, parking light lenses, and side marker light lenses.
-Fuel tank removed, flushed – coated.
-Vader deck lid lift kit.
-Stainless steel fire wall.
-Stainless steel fuel tank cover.
-New master cylinder – Pantera Performance.
-Original glass.
-Original IP & Center Console, door trims, tachometer, speedo - radio is original.
-Pantera Performance interior bulk head with motor kit to reduce interior intrusion.
-New carpet for interior and trunk.
-New power window gearing, switches.
-New center console gauges.
-Original cigarette lighter.
-Original ash tray cover.
-HVAC – squirrel cage fan rebuild.
-New speedo cable.
-New IP and center console rocker switches.
-Heater core hot water diverter valve installed for summer driving.
-New Hall seats.
-Complete new seat belts with retractors.
-New steering wheel.
-Console mounted battery cut-off switch.
-2008 rebuild – minimal hours to date.
-Engine Dyno'd by Mike Yank's Speed Performance Engineering – Waucona, IL.
-Hall - Brute Power Mega Torque starter.
-Optima Red Top battery – new wiring.
-MSD Ignition.
-New alternator.
-New high volume water pump.
-New compressor eco-friendly refrigerant – rebuilt evaporator coil, hoses – Pantera Performance.
-Heads reworked -TRW pistons, H-beam rods, cam, crank, billet timing kit, headers are great.
-New clutch, pressure plate and flywheel.
-Tilton hydraulic clutch release system.
-Radiator re-cored - Hall Maria fan assemblies installed – new wiring and relays.
-New coolant plumbing front to rear.
-New carburetor throttle linkage – back to the peddle – Pantera performance installed.
-New carburetor '09 – with "fuel return-to-tank line installed" by Pantera Performance.
-Pantera Performance 10-quart oil pan.
-Carburetor-to-tank fuel by-pass system for hot re-starting - installed by Pantera Performance.
-ï - Transaxle - ZF 5 speed.
-Tore down, inspected, re-sealed 2009 – Custom Classics.
-Half shafts new 2009.
-Polished transmission case '93.
-Shifter linkage rebuild.
-There are a few chips / imperfections in the paint. (See detailed pictures)
-Car sat from June 2016 until April '2017 – in heated garage – started right-up.
Car was located in Colorado Springs, Pantera Performance tuned to Colorado 7,000 ft. altitude.
-Car runs at 200F at 80F outside temperature – with the air-conditioning on – will run cooler at lower altitudes – car has the original radiator set-up – but still works nice.
-Since reassembly and Pantera Performance comprehensive tune-up - maybe 300 miles on the car.
-All records available for new owner. We have all in house so ask your salesman about the extensive records previous owner kept on this car.
For more details on any disclosure items please contact a sales agent today at 1-877-422-2940.
The cost of parts and restoration of these vehicles are increasing daily. They are not making any more and, therefore, they are becoming more rare by the day. Buy one complete and ensure your investment for the future. An excellent investment and something you can enjoy daily. Collectible vintage vehicles have historically appreciated at a rate greater than that stock market, gold and other arts and collectibles as documented by many articles and auction result tracking.
Please mention you are working with Worldwide Vintage Autos in order to expedite the process. For financing, Down Payment required by lending institution will be due within 72 hours of deposit in addtion to deposit. Down Payment is refundable.
Deposits to hold vehicles is $500. Upon payment of the $500 deposit, the vehicle will be held for 72 hours pending final payment. Deposits are non-refundable due to i). the vehicles are taken off the market and we turn down other buyers during the 72 hour period and ii). there is significant re-marketing costs associated with relisting / remarketing our vehicles. Inspections should be performed prior to putting a deposit down on a vehicle.
We encourage inspections. We disclose known defects and imperfections but we are not you. Purchasing a vehicle is very subjective. Come visit our showroom in Denver, CO, we would love to meet you in person! We require inspections to be done prior to putting down a deposit.
We recommend having our shipping coordinator facilitate the transport of your new vehicle. We can handle all shipping arrangements in-house, so you know where your vehicle is from point 'A' to point 'B'. We highly suggest using only enclosed shipping to protect your investment. We use Central Dispatch and they ensure all carriers are licensed, insured and bonded.
We have sold and shipped vehicles all over the world, with happy customers in Canada, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, South America, and the Middle East, just to name a few. We can assist with the transport to your home port anywhere in the world, as well as help with the required export/import paperwork. We recommend the following import/export contacts:
• Halmari, in Houston, TX @ 1-713-644-0444
• Schumacher Global Transport @ 1-800-599-0190
We specialize in:
1. Vintage trucks and 4x4's! Pinzgauer, Unimog, Defender, Bronco, Land Cruiser FJ40 FJ45 FJ55, International Scout, Jeep Willys, Dodge Power Wagon, Nissan Patrol, Ford Truck 4x4s, Chevy Truck 4x4s, NAPCO, Marmon Herrington, etc.
2. Vintage American Cruisers! Cadillac Biarritz, Chrysler, Lincoln Continental, Oldsmobile, Convertible, Mercury, DeSoto, Ford, Chevy Belair, etc. and;
3. Muscle cars! Camaro, Chevelle, Nova, Challenger, Charger, Corvette, Biscayne, Cobra, Torino, Mustang, AMX, Falcon, Demon, Dart, etc. and;
4. European Classics! Porsche, 356, Speedster, Mercedes Benz, Austin Healey, Austin Martin, Rolls Royce, Volkswagen Microbus, MG, etc....
We would love to meet you in person and encourage you to come see the vehicles before you buy!
Due to our inventory size, we are unable to drive every vehicle for long distances. We also cannot guarantee that every gauge, light, window, horn, option, function, etc., will work as it should. Please check your local state inspection requirements. We do our best to inspect these vehicles in every detail, and note any imperfections in the advertisement. PLEASE NOTE THAT WE DO NOT GUARANTEE ANY AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEMS, GAUGES, OR ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS. GIVEN THE NATURE OF THE VINTAGE VEHICLES WE SELL, THESE COMPONENTS CAN BE WORKING AT ONE MOMENT AND NOT WORKING AT ANOTHER MOMENT. IT IS COMMON THAT THESE COMPONENTS WILL NEED UPKEEP OR ATTENTION. IN ADDITION, MANY TIMES THESE VEHICLES SIT FOR LONG PERIODS OF TIME AND ONCE YOU BEGIN TO DRIVE THEM SEALS HARDEN AND GASKETS MAY BEGIN TO LEAK! CLASSIC CARS LEAK. PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU ARE COMFORTABLE WITH THIS BEFORE BUYING A VINTAGE AUTOMOBILE.
Please call a sales expert to get details on these systems
The term "restoration" in context to the vintage car world has taken on a definition of its own. For some people, a restoration is simply painting a car and replacing items as needed, while for others, restoration means an extensive disassembly and overhaul, with each piece getting rebuilt or replaced.
As a consumer, it's important to understand the basics of restoration levels for it can impact classic car values substantially. There are hundreds of ways to "restore" a vintage car or truck including but not limited to the following: i). Frame off restoration. Body of vehicle is completely taken off the frame and restoration includes body, frame, floor pans (top and bottom), etc. these restorations tend to be extensive and costly. ii). Rotisserie restoration. These restorations are when the body (or body and frame on a unibody vehicle) are disassembled and restored utilizing a rotisserie. Body of vehicle is completely taken off the frame and restoration includes body, frame, floor pans (top and bottom), etc. these restorations tend to be extensive and costly and iii). Cosmetic or "driver quality" restoration. These restoration are typically limited to cosmetic items including paint and body, interior, trim and emblems, etc. Within the three levels or restoration mentioned above, there can be varying quality from an "in the garage / amateur" restoration to a high dollar professional "concours" restoration. There is a universal 100 point grading system rating classic car conditions ranging from 100 being excellent to 20 being unrestorable.
In addition to the levels of restoration above, it's important to understand the type of restoration as well for it can also impact value substantially. Type of restorations include: i). Factory or stock restoration. This type of restoration is geared towards restoring the car or truck to stock specs from the factory as if it were new. These types of restorations use original or oem (original equipment manufacturer) where possible. Factory original restorations tend to bring the highest dollars from collectors. ii). Custom restoration. These types of restorations are geared towards builder preference over factory stock. These can be refereed to as "customs" or "hot rods". Typically these vehicles will have custom paint work, aftermarket wheels, suspension upgrades, power plant transplants, etc. A specific sector of custom restoration vehicles is "pro-touring" or "restomod / restomods" which are custom built with a more modern street performance and creature comforts than the original factory vehicle.
Please note that WWVA is not a restoration shop nor do we restore vehicles to any degree.
For questions on what type or level of restoration of any of our vehicles in inventory please call our vintage sales expert today at 1-877-422-2940.
We provide approximately 75 HD images, and an HD video, in every one of our listings. Very few companies offer this much detail. We spend significant time inspecting and disclosing detailed items on all of our vehicles; however, at the end of the day, we are not you... we highly suggest that you come and inspect the vehicle.
The information contained in this ad is solely for convenience. The description is an opinion only and should not be considered a complete description of any or all faults; it may not be relied upon nor taken as fact or otherwise a representation or warranty of any sort. Please note, we did NOT build or restore the vehicle. Vehicles are sold AS-IS, WHERE-IS with all faults known/unknown and with no implied warranty. Unless shown in the photographs, we do NOT have documentation, receipts, or photographs of the vehicle listed.
We do not recommend driving a classic car home. Many classic cars are not driven often and tend to sit for long periods of time making them unsuitable for cross-country road trips. We strongly recommend shipping the vehicle.
We sell our vehicles mileage-exempt, meaning we do not know the actual, original miles. The information listed in the ad is based on the current odometer reading or from rebuild information provided by the builder, and cannot be used as fact.
Most of these vehicles do not have Carfax or Autocheck history reports; unless the vehicle is 1981 or newer, a Carfax or Autocheck history will not exist.
This vehicle is being sold by Worldwide Vintage Autos. All of our prices include a 30 temporary license plate, a clear Colorado title and VIN verification to ensure no surprises during the registration of your vehicle. We do not charge any additional dealer and handling fees!
Any vehicle listed in auction format may be sold, and removed from auction, at any time.
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Mulvember 2: Echinopines A and B
Although there have been a couple of interesting syntheses this week, I'm still very busy so I'm going to write about another Mulzer synthesis from my talk. See my previous post for the background to this tribute.
Since their fairly recent isolation in 2008 the echinopine sesquiterpenes have proved quite popular targets for total synthesis. In fact, four rather different total syntheses have been reported since their unusual and compact molecular architectures first graced the literature. The first of these was that of Johann Mulzer, published just a year after their isolation, in which both natural products were synthesised in near enantiopure form (starting from cyclooctadiene!) and their absolute configurations were confirmed for the first time.[1]
Mulvember 1: Introduction and Penifulvin A
Like many research groups, the one I'm in does weekly literature talks so people get a bit of practice with powerpoint and public speaking. Because excessive freedom can be a bit daunting, although people are free to choose the topic of their own talk it has to fit in with a particular theme, which, at the moment, is living Germanic chemists. In this vein, last month I wrote and gave a talk on the life and work of Johann Mulzer. Now, as I've been a bit busy lately, and the literature has been a bit lacking in interesting total syntheses, I've decided to rehash my talk as a series of blog posts. On the upside, this should mean more posts for you guys and less hassle for me (as I've already drawn everything in ChemDraw). Also, although I didn't know this when I wrote the talk, it seems that Mulzer is finally winding down and I think he deserves a bit of send-off. I, for one, have learnt a lot from reading his papers over the past few years.
From a recent Angewandte paper.
Unfortunately, most of the syntheses that I covered in my talk are already pretty well known, and many of them have also already been covered on Totally Synthetic at one time or other. Still, if you missed somehow missed reading about them there or prefer my more rambling style then read on!
Incidentally, if you're wondering what the German text on the slide is all about, it's taken from the group website and is usually rendered (non-literally) in English as 'no battle plan survives contact with the enemy', something all chemists who have worked in total synthesis know well![1]


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Just the other day photos of a space grey fifth-gen iPad surfaced and given that Apple has been rumored to launch the new iPad and iPad mini 2 come October, we guess the frequency of the leaks aren't surprising. In any case a new video has made its way online, courtesy of Unbox Therapy where they show off the new Smart Covers that have been designed specifically for the fifth-gen iPad. The video shows off the Smart Covers in a variety of different colors and shows that it has been designed specifically to fit the new iPad 5, or whatever Apple plans on calling it.
The fifth-gen iPad is expected to keep the same display size as its predecessors, but at the same time will be taking design cues from the iPad mini, such as making itself thinner and keeping the bezels of the display narrower. Ultimately what this means for would-be iPad customers is that they get to enjoy the iPad's larger display, but in a small and thinner body, which we can only imagine is a good thing. In any case we're still keeping our eyes and ears peeled for an invite by Apple for its rumored October event, but in the meantime you can check out the video above if you'd like to see what the new iPad Smart Covers look like.
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I'll let you guess who our second protagonist is. Come on, don't be shy, I'll give you some hints: he's just the most conceited, cheekiest and wittiest djinn whose first-person narration I've had the pleasure of reading this past year.
In any case, this novel takes place far to the southeast and far before the events of Bartimaeus's Trilogy; in fact, it takes place before Bartimaeus even met Ptolemy. So that was a long time ago indeed.
As far as the prose goes, it's a bit more stately paced and not quite as crackling as the narration of the Trilogy went; but that actually really helps to remind the reader that the events took place a LONG time ago. Because old literature is always at a glacial pace and full of descriptions, you know? This novel at least doesn't take it to the same level as that, though, and it's a very fun read indeed.
Oh, and guys? I lifted the cover picture from this, which is a much better review of this book. It even uses a "something on/out of something else" rating system, which is slightly more straightforward than my system of "enjoyable, boring, annoying, okay, twist, unfinished and wtf", no?


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International labour movement brings message of peace and solidarity to the Vatican
An international trade union meeting took place at the Vatican, Rome, in November upon the invitation of Pope Francis. In recent times the Pope has invited a number of civil society groups to the Vatican to consider their views on the current and worrying state of the world in terms of climate, inequality, work, care, peace and economic and social justice.
Over 200 union leaders from all continents attended the meeting which was convened under the theme "Labour and the workers' movement at the core of integral sustainable and supportive human development - Why the labour world remains key to development in the global world".
Ann Selin, President and General Secretary Philip Jennings led the UNI Global Union delegation to the meeting.
Ann Selin, who is president of UNI and of PAM, Finland's Service Union United said, "In his work, the Pope has repeatedly spoken out on the importance of action to reduce poverty. Therefore, it is an honour to be able to discuss with the Vatican the practical ways to improve the conditions of work and workers' rights around the world."
The agenda for the two-day meeting reflected the importance of the world of work to human development. Panel sessions enabled union leaders from all parts of our international union structure, from the ITUC, its regions, ETUC, TUAC, Global Union Federations and national centers to make their case for peace, for a sustainable and humane world of solidarity.
Cardinal Peter Turkson, who is responsible for the humanitarian and sustainable development work of the Vatican, set the tone for the meeting with a critical analysis of the current state of world economic development.
His remarks reflected a preparatory document drawn up by the Vatican for the meeting and constituted a hard-hitting critique of a world driven by values that placed capital over people. The document argued strongly for inclusive growth and was critical of climate degradation, inequality, and called for a new paradigm for our times to protect our common home.
The report commented that the beginning of the 21st century was characterized by social fragmentation; inequality, and exclusion; the fourth industrial revolution; financialization of the economy; an increasing distance between the developed world and real situation at the fringes; a growth in violent conflicts; a conceptual and actual crisis in politics and forms of government in society.
The report recognized that there is a new awareness of the fragility of our planet and welcomed the Paris Agreement on climate change and the UN Sustainable Development Goals 2030 which were supported in the Pope's encyclical, the Laudato Si.
The Cardinal's remarks draw attention to the fault lines in the global economy – "An awareness of the existence of discarded people coexists with naïve optimism in the trickle-down theory… misery with opulence, the arrogance of the market with the increasing inability of governments to impose regulations needed for the common good". The Vatican sees that "the role of politics in society is blurred and states have lost their central role to corporations… with countries deprived of their capability to regulate economic processes in accordance with the common good." Attention was drawn to technological change, delocalization, flexibilization of work, precarious employment, where workers increasingly stuggle just to make ends meet.
The Vatican observed, "We are moving from a welfare democracy towards a survival democracy." They express alarm at the deterioration in the world of work, the impoverishment of the working poor without rights and for whom "work is no longer a guarantee of social integration".
A new perspective is called for and the Vatican draws on its social teachings and previous encyclicals devoted to the world of work from the Rerum Novarum, Populorum Progressio and the Laudato Si of Pope Francis. The trade unions are seen as key actors to bring about inclusive growth.
"The unions are still valid and can help advance social inclusion and human development… transforming the conditions of injustice in which the vast majority of the world population live." A repeated theme in the meeting and speeches was that we must fight once again for "the principle of the priority of labour over capital". There was significant criticism of the ideology of neo-liberalism that falsely places "total confidence in the arithmetic functions of markets."
In his encyclical Laudato Si, Pope Francis advocates a new dialogue about how we could shape the future of our planet with the "idea of the common good as the purpose of politics. The economy must be at the service of people, justice, and the defence of mother earth."
"Human beings are the source of all economic and social life. The Pope underlined that "it is essential we prioritize the goal of access to steady employment for everyone, no matter the limited interests of business and their dubious economic reasoning. Work is no longer acknowledged to be a source of social value generation or a remedy for injustice and exclusion. Its' absolute commercialization leads to dehumanising replacements in the form of automization and robotization.
Remarks made during the conference, and in the reports presented, underlined the critical role that unions play and unions were encouraged to 'restructure their present way of thinking, living and doing things' but 'not to retreat from defending human rights and dignity.' To fight for jobs, a living wage, to provide freedom to unionise and organise for those 'basic trade union freedoms that are the foundation of free, civil and democratic co-existence among human beings.'
Trade unions must be 'beacons in defence of the old rights and at the same time a compass to identify new ones', referencing the fourth industrial revolution and climate change. There is a call for unity, a push to ensure representation of new generations of working people to build a voice and dialogue with multinationals.
The Vatican is aware of the repression that unions face but we must not give into 'discouragement, despondency or the abandonment of political positions' wherever there is adversity 'there must be more political action, more ideas and more enthusiasm to emerge from political situations.'
There was a rallying call to unions to formulate 'new far reaching union strategies that are in line with the real feelings and needs of workers.,' to be courageous for a more 'just, collaborative and common world.'
Several union speakers drew upon the words of Pope Francis which he delivered the CISL Italian trade union confederation in June 2017.
In those remarks he called for a new human social pact, a new social pact for labour. For unions to contribute their essential role for the common good they had to face two epochal challenges.
The first is prophecy; unions are the prophets of society. 'Unions are born and reborn each time that, like the Biblical prophets, they give the voice to those who have none, denounce those who would sell the needy for a pair of sandals (Amos 2:6), unmask the powerful who trample the rights of the vulnerable workers, defend the cause of foreigners and the rejected.' He called for unions to be innovative, to be sentinels not just for those 'who don't yet have rights, for those who excluded from work, rights and democracy.
There was a clear message to the globalised world of finance, multinationals, to capital: 'The capitalism of our time does not understand the value of trade unions, because it has forgotten the social nature of the economy, of business.' He wants unions to fight harder for the rights of the 'not yet' among those rejected from work. To fight harder for young people, immigrants, the poor who are below the city walls, for women's equality. If we do not do so then it is a corruption of our purpose. He says unions must go to the peripheries. There is no good union that is not reborn every day in the peripheries – that does not transform the economy's 'rejected stones into its cornerstones.'
The Pope's message was clear 'there is no good society without a good union.'
In his lively remarks Stuart Appelbaum, representing the AFLCIO, speaking on the symbolism of the meeting said, "In order for the labour movement to achieve our objectives for working people, I have long believed that we must work closely with communities of faith and I believe that in order for the church to achieve the world it envisions, it should see the collective voice of working people as important."
He welcomed Pope Francis' call for a "new and universal solidarity" and called on unions to "fight for what we believe in at least as much, if not more, than we simply fight for what we are against."
Ruben Cortina, UNI Americas President suggested that this global gathering should be repeated in the respective continents and nations.
Frances O'Grady General Secretary of TUC stated, "The Catholic Church and trade unions share a belief in the importance of social solidarity. Together we can achieve than we ever could alone." The TUC marks its 150th anniversary in 2018. O'Grady hoped the Catholic Church would call on its own congregation to join a union and "encourage employers to do the right thing, morally and ethically, by recognising trade unions."
UNI General Secretary Philip Jennings in his remarks said world values had strayed from a sense of the "common good" in the 1970s, captured by the Margaret Thatcher declaration that "there is no such thing as society."
This sentiment had reverberated around the world, he said, and accelerated an unravelling that has left our social fabric threadbare. From that unwinding a thousand societal abuses flourished. The new paradigm should be founded in dignity, love and mutual respect, where we should assert our collective humanity, achieve world peace and protect our planet.
He emphasised "there can be no peace without justice and there can be no justice without peace."
We must move from a culture of 'greed is good' to greed is dead.
Guy Ryder referred to the meaning that work gave to peoples lives and not just to pay conditions but also as the Philadelphia Declaration stated that all human beings have the right to pursue both their material well-being and their spiritual development. It was for people to decide the direction of the technological revolution and not otherwise. The social teaching of the church had influenced the work of the ILO.
Luca Visentini, GS of ETUC referred to the challenges facing the global labour movement, saying "Neoliberal globalisation has failed. We need a fair and sustainable model, a just transition and decent work. The impact of precarious and unstable work and migration, where the EU approach has been shameful, has had a negative effect on society."
Mary Kay Henry president of SEIU USA and Canada said the push of the unions for social justice was rooted in the belief that "when individuals join together, the impossible becomes possible."
Unions had to organise on a global scale, link up with other social movements and all of this required we reach out to young people.
Hector Daez, President of the CGT Argentina, looked forward to further such meetings in the various regions and regretted that what had once been a region of hope had now caught the chill winds of neoliberal policies that are already turning back the clock on the social progress made during the last decade.
Patricia Kay, GS of Irish Trade Union Centre (ICTU), said inequality was at the heart of the upheaval facing people. Time was running out to deal with climate change. Ireland is top of the OECD low pay league table and the struggle to deal with it was handicapped by the absence of mandatory collective bargaining.
A rousing speech was delivered by the Reverend William Barber II, a prominent figure in the fight for jobs and justice in the USA. The call for solidarity had to take place on multiple fronts. Unions must reach out to the broader based social movements. His emotional words raged against the systematic racism in the USA which has manifested itself in voter suppression, poverty pay, little social mobility and poor access to labour rights. Systematic racism means systematic poverty. The time has come for a "poor peoples' campaign" to shift the national and international narrative.
At the conclusion of the conference these points were repeated by Pope Francis in remarks read on his behalf by Cardinal Turkson. A declaration was also adopted and presented to the meeting by Sharan Burrow, GS of ITUC.
The declaration states that, 'The current model of globalisation has failed working people: the conference reaffirms the right to decent work, fair labour standards, the strategic role of trade unions through social dialogue, collective bargaining and freedom of association.
It calls for precarious work to be eliminated, a just transition to face the fourth industrial revolution and climate change. The declaration appeals to the CEOs of multinationals to develop a fair market economy, to respect workers' rights to organise, collectively bargain for fair wages and a fair work-life balance.
Additionally, the declaration called for strong public services, universal social protection care, and the elimination of tax evasion.
It ends with a commitment to peace in a world free from nuclear weapons and a rejection of the policy of extremism including xenophobia, racism and all forms of exclusions, if we are to adhere to the common good. There was a call to launch similar dialogues in local and regional meetings.


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A pie safe I made some time ago. Its native pine with a BLO finish. I made it for my wife, but my daughter ended up with it.
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#1 posted 07-23-2011 04:20 AM
Very nice. You have already passed a family "heirloom" down one generation.
My Grandmother and all her sisters had pie safes from the days when they actually needed them. Yours looks like some of them (except they had screen over the holes).
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#2 posted 07-23-2011 02:07 PM
I've made some with screens over the holes. A few jelly cabinets as well.
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Mandalay Bazaar started with the proprietors' love affair with India, where they met and befriended a family of potters whose long history with clay inspired them to discuss the option of exporting this beautiful hand thrown work to the UK & Europe.
Importing the Indus range to the UK was no easy task. Obviously the pots are breakable and need to be packed with the utmost of care, some of them are very large. Our largest piece is a hand thrown round pot which stands at approx. 90cm and has a circumference of approx 250cm, weighing over 75 kg in its crate.
Please do not hesitate to contact us.
Our terracotta pottery 'Indus Range' is hand thrown by a family who has a long history of working with clay.
Beautiful examples of their work can be found in galleries & and the great places of the sub-continent. Old traditions combined with modern firing technology means this pottery can withstand the rigours of the weather outside as well as indoors.
Mandalay Stands
Our terracotta stands can be used to enhance the height and appearance of Mandalay pots or the customers own. The 'Drum' can be used as a pot or a stand. Our metalwork stands are better served with the Mandalay pots & are custom built to stand our Very Large, Large & Indian pots. We cannot guarantee they will work with the customers own pots.
Mandalay Bowl - Stand not included
The Bowl is a beautiful hand thrown piece & can be presented using the Tripod, Drum or Table stands. We would recommend that stands are used.
Mandalay Griffin & Stand
Re-created for Mandalay from drawings from a 19th century English original, each griffin is hand crafted, no two being identical, each an individual work of art. The griffin can be incorporated into roof designs, equally impressive indoors or out, either freestanding or elevated on our custom-made wrought iron stand. The griffin as shown, comes already distressed with sealers, oil and pigment. The raw terracotta griffin (wings unattached) can be delivered in its original crate with instructions for assembly and distressing at £305.00
Mandalay's Terracotta Indus range is all hand thrown by members of an extended family with a long history of working with clay. Beautiful examples can be found in galleries & and the great palaces of the sub-continent.
Old traditions combined with modern firing technology means this pottery can withstand the rigours of the weather outside as well as indoors.
Please note all pots are hand thrown and therefore no two are the same.
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When you have multiple sclerosis, you need to have a great neurologist. This is not an area where you can compromise.
Whenever I'm speaking with people who are newly diagnosed, one of the first questions I ask is whether they like their neurologist…"Is this a doctor you trust? Someone you can communicate with easily and openly? Someone you like as a person?"
If they answer no to any of those things, I tell them to find a new neurologist. Immediately.
Your neurologist is your partner in fighting MS and someone with whom you must feel comfortable at the most uncomfortable of times.
I was fortunate to meet my neurologist, Dr. Thomas Chippendale of The Neurology Center in San Diego, the week after my primary care physician told me that I had multiple sclerosis.
My first visit to his office included a spinal tap, a.k.a. lumbar puncture. My dad drove me to the appointment with my then-9-month-old son Jake, and they waited for me as I went in for the scary procedure.
As I lay on the table wearing a hospital gown, Dr. Chippendale explained everything he would be doing. In the fetal position, with a large needle in my back, I asked him "How much longer?" I was uncomfortable, to say the least.
At that moment, Dr. Chippendale reached over and held my hands, which were clasped together tightly by my chest. He calmly said, "Drip…drip…drip. That's how fast the spinal fluid is coming out. And we need another tube, so just a little longer. You're doing great."
Finally we were done. He told me that I could slowly sit up and get dressed. I made my way to the waiting room, where I found him sitting next to my dad and baby Jake. My dad later told me that Dr. Chippendale came out to introduce himself right after the procedure and offered his sympathy about my diagnosis.
It started out as a very uncomfortable day. But looking back, it was the beginning of a wonderful doctor-patient relationship. Seventeen years and counting.


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Humane Society of Lincoln County, NC
Serving Lincoln County since 1989
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Won't you please donate today and help be part of the solution!
The Humane Society of Lincoln County has been offering low cost spay/neuter services to the residents of Lincoln County, NC and surrounding counties in NC, since 2000. We partner with Humane Alliance located in Asheville, NC. Humane Alliance provides the veterinary services as well as the transport which comes monthly to pick up and drop off the animals. They have a state of the art facility located in the foothills of Ashville, NC. Check out their website www.humanealliance.org,(Click Tab Below) see for yourself what an amazing company they are. This past month, Humane Alliance has joined the umbrella of the ASPCA. This is an amazing benefit for HA and a feather in the cap of the ASPCA.
Since 2000, Humane Society has done over 2,000, surgeries for our resident pets. We are very proud of this number and the ladies of HSLC work very hard to make it happen. Each month we can transport as many as 80 animals to Asheville, NC for surgery. We have been and remain the second largest transport for HA. Registration is a must and we do have 3 registration days each month approximately two weeks before the clinic. These registration dates as well as clinic dates for Humane Society are staffed by all volunteers. We have no paid employees. This means that unlike some non profits, your entire donation is spent on our services and nothing to salaries, office equipment, cleaning supplies etc.
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I think 'EquatorAscendingNode' is wrong. It is called 'EqAscNode' or 'EqAscendNode'. But I do not think this has anything to do with your problem.
For me your planet looks like this:
skywalker66 wrote:Source of the post I got a zip file for Wolf 1061 from the archives of SE 0.973 and 0.974, which was wrote by someone else, and installed .sc files of Wolf 1061 and Wolf 1061 planets in the addons/catalogs/planets and addons/catalogs/stars for SE 0.980.
Star "Wolf 1061/Gliese 628/HIP 80824"
Dec -12.662594
Dist 4.3
AppMagn 10.03
Class "M3.5"
MassSol 0.29
RadSol 0.31
Teff 3342
FeH -0.09
JediTrekkie wrote:sorry if I seem dumb for not knowing this, but how do I calculate orbital resonance? I'm trying to make a planet with a 2:3 (or 3:2) resonance. 3 rotations for every 2 revolutions.
Nicman1000 wrote:Source of the post I believe this is the correct order.
Nicman1000 wrote:I reordered the folders the way you did, but how do I make a .txt file into a .sc file?
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BULLFROG COUNTY, Nev. — Bob Revert drove his four-wheel-drive pickup off Highway 95 and headed east for 14 miles in a cloud of dust across open desert, over an unmarked dirt trail full of rocks and chuckholes, to reach America's newest county.
Revert had taken the easiest ground route to Bullfrog County, the only county in the United States without people. It is, instead, a county populated by rattlesnakes, kangaroo rats, lizards, coyotes, lynx cats and a variety of other wildlife thriving in the sun-drenched desert dotted with sagebrush and creosote bushes.
Not Much There
It has no roads, no buildings, no hotels, motels or even a tree to sleep under. No churches, cemeteries, schools. It's the only county in Nevada without slot machines, crap tables or gambling of any kind. No signs tell you when you are entering or leaving Bullfrog County.
There isn't one inch of private land in the 12-mile-long, 12-mile-wide county made up almost entirely of Yucca Mountain, a huge volcanic mesa rising starkly from the desert floor 115 miles northwest of Las Vegas. It all belongs to Uncle Sam. Half of the county is part of the Department of Energy's Nevada Test Site, one-fourth is Nellis Air Force Base's gunnery range and one-fourth is administered by the Bureau of Land Management.


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Since its inception in 2003, ArtsGoggle has evolved into a popular festival of the arts in this eclectic neighborhood of historic elegance and urbanism. This free to the public, family-friendly event attracts a crowd as diverse as the neighborhood itself with live music, artistic displays of every kind, food, drink, and fun for everyone.
ArtsGoggle is unlike any event in Fort Worth, as residents from the nearby Fairmount, Mistletoe Heights, Berkeley Place, and Ryan Place neighborhoods are joined by medical district workers and visitors from throughout the region for a community arts festival focused in the Near Southside's Park Place and Magnolia Villages. One of the event's goals – along with celebrating art of all kinds – is to showcase the unique and memorable character of the Near Southside. Visitors are invited to park their cars and rediscover this revitalized urban neighborhood by foot or by bicycle, including Fort Worth Bike Sharing bikes.
ArtsGoggle prides itself in hosting a casual, approachable and vibrant environment to appreciate art and learn about the talents within our own community. For more than a decade, ArtsGoggle has been the launch pad for many artists showing their work for the first time. ArtsGoggle provides a supportive setting for both aspiring and professional visual artists, to display, sell and seek comment on their artwork.
Embracing all arts, the event also boasts an impressive program of performance art and music. The 2015 ArtsGoggle featured more than 100 bands, many of which have members who live or work in the Near Southside. The entertainment at ArtsGoggle is diverse and showcases music from a variety of cultures and styles. The event partners with arts organizations across Fort Worth to draw attention to their programs. In years past ArtsGoggle has hosted the Fort Worth Opera for pop-up concerts; showcased Ballet Folklorico de Azteca for a colorful dance performance; and hosted The Bucket List Jazz Band, a band dedicated to the lifelong dream of 90-year-old Jim Milam to resurrect Dixieland Jazz.
Event hours are Noon to 10pm, a full day to offer patrons time to experience all that ArtsGoggle has to offer and will allow greater sales opportunities for our artists.
ArtsGoggle will focus on venues within the 2 mixed-use urban villages: Magnolia Village and Park Place Village. This condensed site map will provide a more manageable and enjoyable experience for our artists and patrons.
Each year as ArtsGoggle grows, so do the operating costs of the event. In order to produce an even higher quality event with the same great neighborhood experience, we have implemented a $40 registration fee for artists. The money collected provides vital funding to support improved communications, pre-event promotions, programs, signage and more.
The event is committed to keeping artist's fees affordable by requiring a registration fee of only $40, with no others fees to participate. Each year as ArtsGoggle grows, so do the operating costs of the event. In order to produce an even higher quality event with the same great neighborhood experience, the money collected provides vital funding to support improved communications, pre-event promotions, programs, signage and more.
ArtsGoggle is free to the public, with no wristbands, tickets, admission costs. Unlike many popular for-profit events in Fort Worth, ArtsGoggle is produced by a not-for-profit community organization and thus has no need to produce revenue. Instead, the event is exclusively focused on creating an environment to appreciate and celebrate the arts. All funds raised for the event will be dedicated to producing a memorable and successful experience for artists, venues and patrons of all ages.
Artists are defined as visual artists working in studio arts. Painters, photographers, woodworkers, weavers, printmakers, sculptors, potters, jewelers, illustrators and artists of all mediums may now register online! The visual artist application fee is $40 and all money collected is used towards event production expenses. Check out our new, easy, step-by-step registration process.
TO GET STARTED Go to www.nearsouthsidefw.org
and create a user account by setting a username (your email) and password. When you login you'll be able taken to a customized user portal where you can view the ArtsGoggle application and all future artist opportunities. You can access the log in link for your account from any page on the website always located at the upper right hand corner and you'll be taken back to your user portal.
STEP 1 In the portal, click on the grey "Artist" tab and create an Artist Profile. You must have an artist profile before being able to access an artist application.
Artist profiles are used to keep a database of artist information on file with Near Southside, Inc. to notify you of future artist opportunities. When applicable, we will share your information with our business partners seeking artists for special projects such as murals, art exhibitions, or privately commissioned works. Please make sure to provide accurate information and high quality work sample photos, as the information in your artist profile is also used to evaluate the quality of your work for inclusion in ArtsGoggle. The profile should be easy to complete, but if you begin working on it and need to stop you are now able to SAVE YOUR PROGRESS and return at a later date to complete your work.
STEP 2 Purchase the ArtsGoggle Artist Application for $40 using our safe online payment system.
STEP 3 Fill out your ArtsGoggle Artist Application. Now that you have purchased the application it will always be accessible to you from your user portal. Like your artist profile, you'll be able to return to your ArtsGoggle Artist Application at your convenience to finalize the details of your ArtsGoggle participation. This includes the ability to request a specific block placement and being placed near another participating artist. You can also return to update your work sample photo, artist statement and other information printed in the official ArtsGoggle Program. ALL APPLICATION INFORMATION MUST BE SUBMITTED PRIOR TO SEPTEMBER 1, 2016. Artists who do not complete their application prior to September 1will forfeit their position at ArtsGoggle with no refund.


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