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Staluform, a company specialising in formwork manufacturing, was established in 1979. We have earned the trust and loyalty of our customers over the years by providing a range of goods and services, from large "one off" special products to high volumes of standard formwork and scaffolding.
We work with our customers to provide them with the optimum formwork solution that offers flexibility and cost effectiveness. Our diverse manufacturing capability allows us to offer general steel solutions as well. Our customer base includes all the leading formwork and construction companies locally. We have also supplied formwork to a number of countries in Africa and Europe.
We adhere to a strict code of quality and after sales service to ensure customer satisfaction.Read more
With our design expertise in the various components of civil structure design, we cater for all civil formwork needs. Bridges are one of the most concrete intensive structures in the civil formwork sphere. Staluform offers solutions for every concrete item on a bridge, and these can be provided either as in-situ shutters or pre-cast shutters, depending on the specific need of our client. The same can be said for water treatment plants.more
Buildings consist of many concrete elements. Vertical elements include walls and columns, whereas horizontal elements include decks and beams. Vertical elements are often utilised to not only provide structural support, but also to enhance the aesthetic appearance of a building. Shutter quality and finish is thus a very important factor when designing and manufacturing these shuttersmore
Our standard product ranges focus on industry tried-and-tested methods which have been used with success for many years in South Africa and Africa. We are proud to introduce our newly developed European Standard 30kN props which will complement our current standard systems.more
Special formwork has many functions and are usually application specific. These shutters are custom designed, based on the concrete design and customer specification.more
Construction sites are busy and are generally considered to be an unsafe environment. With our range of material handling and safety products we aim to mitigate the risk and provide cost effective solutions for our clients. We also cater for custom designed products that fulfil a customer specific need.more
The current Menlyn Park Mall in Pretoria was extended in 2016/2017 by 50 000 m2 to make it the biggest mall in Africa. Staluform is proud to be associated with this project, and has provided much of the standard and special shutters that this immense project required. The façade columns in the atrium was specifically designed and manufactured for the project.
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after an hour or so at -15C, my camera doesn't work so good. At -30, it acts up in minutes. Bare metal hurts too, without gloves
Barsik The Cat and Andre' the Fuji X100s Face Winter
Don't worry, Walker the Sony RX100M3 was there also. See, I don't really like winter. It's not just the cold, or the lack of warm sunlight. It's not that I have to wear 200 lbs of clothes and still be cold, nah.. not any one of those. It's not even getting lectured how I'll be cold if I don't wear the proper protection against the cold, nope not that either.
It's not just the cold on the cameras that makes my hands cold because I'm not wearing the gloves that Tanya told me to wear so I wouldn't have cold hands and I know that cause it's been that way since I was a kid and I still ain't learned to listen.
No it's not any one of those things I hate about winter, it's the whole damn package. All of the above and more are problems for me. So, what to do?
Well, first make sure your batteries are fully charged as cold makes them get uptight too and they drain faster. Keep your lens and all glass surfaces clean. This is obvious right, don't believe it.
The thing is for me… winter makes me aware how precious life is. I mean I see my beautiful garden covered in snow and the remains of all the work and all the love in a frozen state. I see the cold all over the world I live in and it effects my energy, my vision both internal and external. So I guess I'm stuck in a mode of not stagnant but kinda like slo mo forward with a lot of looking back. I mean winter is a slow down time. It's a most important time and I look forward to it every year. Why? Well I slow down and smell the dead frozen roses.
It's a time for reflection, a time for cleaning the memory banks and deleting those things recorded that make us complacent. It's a time to dream about the warm weather and the body loosening up and how we can't wait ti get out and really work.
Winter is a reality check for Lightroom. Oh yeah, I got the balls to say it. Time to work the catalogs, just ask Judy, she knows. Time to organize everything. Time to drink Kona in the morning and Spatlese at night.
I'm not the only one waiting for warm weather. All the birds in the world come to my birdbath. Now they just sit and wait. No camera, no lightroom, no Kona or Spatlese.
Just sit and wait…… patiently and in the cold and wait… yup, just wait………….
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I used to love winter but now it's really starting to chap my behind. The other day when I went out to try out my new camera, I had to keep going down into the subway because my hands were frozen, even though I was wearing gloves.
Might I add one more thing to your list of all the ways that winter sucks? The fact that your nose keeps running and your eyes keep watering. Soon we'll be complaining about the heat. I'm looking forward to that. 😀
I'm waiting too Don. Winter got better for me after spending two in Detroit some 30 years ago. Its long wore off…I still can't stand it.
Don…hère in Minneapolis we had a heat wave today – 35 and the sun came out for a bit. But there's plenty of Winter left. The cold really does put a damper on getting out and shooting. Take care.
Don, I didn't mean that to look like minus 35. It was 35 above.
your shots are reflective and symbolic, I appreciate their beauty. looks like you may be cold, but not frozen if your captures tell the story. keep shooting shooter or not.


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Kimono adorned Japanese women (and traditionally dressed men) are common in Kyoto. They come in many different forms, from the quick "hire for a day" to the professional Geisha. Somewhere in between are the harder ones to pick. They have clearly been dressed properly, but maybe for a photo shoot, a wedding or simply because they desire to put in the effort for the authentic traditional look.
This delightful discovery was probably for a self commissioned photo shoot or maybe a wedding as there were a lot of temples nearby, but it is hard to tell. She has the bearing of a Geisha, but was not engaged in traditional duties. Just out of the frame is a two person photo crew.
Anyway, the image has a bit of a "discovered fairies in the dell" look due to the short lens I used (45mm). My wife has a much closer image thanks to the 24x zoom on her compact.


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Higher Education Reform in China
This report is the result of visits to Chinese university campuses in Spring 2003. As a Fulbright scholar I became interested in proposals for reform of Hong Kong higher education; that interest expanded to mainland universities as well. My focus was on key comprehensive universities, the best institutions in the country and ones under the direct control of the national Ministry of Education. I visited ten mainland universities, almost all of them are in the large urban centers of the east coast of China, government offices, and several education research institutes. I also interviewed individuals at several Hong Kong institutions.
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Chattaroy woman acquited of murder charge
A Spokane County Superior Court jury needed two days to acquit a 31-year-old Chattaroy woman of second-degree murder charges in the death of her 5-year-old nephew three years ago.
Cynthia L. Khaleel was charged in the death of Gary Blanton III after medical examiners determined that the youngster's skull fracture was too severe from a fall while trying to climb on a crib.
Dr. John Howard, who served as the county's medical examiner, said Blanton's skull fracture was the worst he had seen in a child.
Investigators admitted that they did not find any evidence of an assault or prior abuse before filing charges against Khaleel.
Khaleel adopted Blanton, who had been living in different foster homes, after his father died in 2012 and his mother passed away in 2014.
Khaleel, already the mother of three, also had custody of Blanton's two siblings. Those children were taken away from Khaleel after charges were filed, although she kept custody of her biological children.
In courtroom testimony, Prosecutor Deric Martin said the stress of trying to raise six children was too much for Khaleel to handle and she lost her temper while dealing with Blanton.
Blanton also suffered a severe abdominal injury but the medical examiner said that condition was unlikely related to the youngster's head trauma.
Neither side offered any public comment after the verdict was reached.


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Scotland Run in New Jersey offers so many photo opportunities especially if the weather is beautiful. This is one of my favorite wedding venues! They have a romantic ceremony pavilion surrounded by tons of greenery, completely separate from the reception.
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Friday, November 02, 2018 - Thursday, December 20, 2018
MDPC's Mobile Unit travels nearby low-income neighborhoods all year long, offering new home goods and necessities for free or very low cost. At Christmas time, it distributes new toys to kids on its routes! Please consider bringing new, unwrapped toys for ages newborn to 12 to drop off in the Toy Train in the east hallway.


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A coffee morning raising money for Macmillan nurses is being held in memory of a Daventry mother who passed away last year after being diagnosed with cancer.
The event on Friday, September 29 at Daventry Rugby Club is part of a nationwide World's Biggest Coffee Morning initiative in support of the cancer charity.
Sue Marshall was 42 when she was diagnosed with cancer. A competitive runner who lived a healthy lifestyle, she booked a visit to her GP after discovering a lump on her chest and becoming unusually out of breath.
An x-ray showed widespread tumours with further investigation and tests confirmed Ewing's Sarcoma, a condition rarely seen in adults.
Throughout the chemotherapy, she continued to be involved with family trips to the zoo and theme parks with her daughter Isobel and husband Vic.
During the last few months of her life, Sue's condition dramatically deteriorated, although she stayed at home with Vic caring for her full-time with occasional help from the Macmillan team and close friends.
Despite crippling pain, Sue managed to attend a Macmillan coffee morning last September where, with inner strength, she sat down and enjoyed a piece of cake and coffee with friends.
"This year we would like to dedicate our Macmillan coffee morning in honour of Sue Marshall who was the bravest woman we know, and really battled to the end," said one of the coffee morning's organisers.
The event will run from 10am until 2pm this Friday, and there will be a raffle from 11.30am supported by independent Daventry companies.
All cake donations are welcome and the rugby club will take delivery of cakes between 6pm and 8pm on Thursday.


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Release Date: 01 June 2017
Format: LP Vinyl
Label: CZAR OF REVELATIONS
AUTISTI Self Titled Limited Vinyl LP
AUTISTI is an indie supergroup gathering swiss lo-fi rock songwriters/weirdos Louis Jucker and Emilie Zoé. Since Louis Jucker left berlin prog outfit THE OCEAN COLLECTIVE in 2012, he aligns genre-breaking projects, varying from his lo-fi folk solo records to his noise hardcore band COILGUNS or his bass driven RED KUNZ project (together with 2 members of RED FANG). Hes known in punk squats, indie clubs and art museums for his seriously hyperactive production: sound installations, theater soundtracks, analog recordings of all format, DIY festivals, etc. His new band AUTISTI features Emilie Zoé, an upcoming and disgustingly magnetic swiss folk artist who toured notably with ANNA AARON. In 33 min and 8 songs, AUTISTI ally catchy vocals and noisy riffs and magically mixes Emilie and Louis's distinctive tones to achieve real heart-moving anthems, whispered ballads and nihilistic noise waves. On stage, you'll see them rock strange home-made cabs and a suprisingly loud children drumkit. Weirdness everywhere and emotions all over!
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Cape Town has some of the best restaurants in the World.
If you are not confident to take a taxi to dinner, or if you do not want to drive, then we can arrange for transport to take there and bring you back. Charges are based on distance from your place of residence.
Take 2 Tours recommends:
Baia, the Codfather, and Harbour House are probably Cape Town's Best Seafood Restaurants
If you really want to eat "authentic" Cape Malay, you must try the Bo-Kaap Kombuis/Kitchen. which is situated right in the middle of the Muslim area called the Malay Quarter, which is pretty much, where the cuisine originated. For those of you who want cooking lessons……THIS WE CAN ARRANGE!
African Cuisine: Try Gold Restaurant, or Africa Cafe.
Steakhouses: Carne, and the Butcher Shop
South Africa's Top Restaurant at the moment, is the restaurant at Waterkloof.
And if you are staying for more than a couple of nights in Cape Town, try to squeeze in either Aubergine, La Mouette, or my personal favourite Cheynes.
For Gourmet Gurus, we suggest that you spend a night or two in the Cape Winelands. Famous restaurants such as La Petite Colombe, La Petite Ferme, Delaire Graff, Babel, and Reubens and are at least 45 minutes from Cape Town centre. So it is worth staying in the area for one night at least.
What often disappoints us about people who visit Cape Town, is that they do not make time for Theatre. We have world class theatre, opera and ballet throughout the year. Look at www.computicket.com for the full list of "what's on".
That between November and April, every Sunday afternoon, there is a live music concert at Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens. This is BIG tradition in Cape Town. If you book transport with us, we can also arrange a picnic for you. The concerts are reasonably priced (approx R280 per person) and picnics cost approximately R400 per person. For a full list of the artists playing go tohttp://www.sanbi.org/frames/concertfram.htm


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If your son has Duchenne muscular dystrophy, discuss treatment options with your pediatrician.
Drugs traditionally used to treat erectile dysfunction — such as Viagra or Cialis — may be effective at treating Duchenne muscular dystrophy, a recent study suggests.
The study, published in Neurology, details how the protein and blood-flow promotion associated with common erectile dysfunction treatments helps regulate blood flow to muscles in patients suffering from muscular dystrophy.
Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) is a rare genetic condition that affects one in every 3,600 male infants worldwide, according to the Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA). This debilitating disease causes severe muscle weakness that is a result from insufficient blood flow to the muscle.
DMD is a genetic disorder in males marked by muscle weakness beginning in early childhood and quite often causing deformity of the forearms, legs and spine. Cardiovascular and respiratory muscles usually begin to decline when those with the condition become teenagers. Although anabolic steroid medicines – which are not well accepted by the body – and other treatments may relieve symptoms and postpone decline, a disease-specific therapy currently does not exist and patients seldom survive into middle age.
The disease is caused by a damaging mutation that inhibits dystophin, a protein that helps maintain healthy muscles. An absence of this protein results in a lack of chemicals in the muscle that would otherwise signal blood vessels to dilate during activity, so that blood flow can increase.
The MDA and other health organizations recommend that DMD and traditional muscular dystrophy be treated with corticosteroids, drugs that slow muscle degradation and help protect the heat and lungs from the adverse effects of restricted blood flow.
However, in an assessment of 10 DMD patients between the ages of 8 and 13, researchers found that while corticosteroid regimens enabled the patients to walk, blood flow still proved abnormal and significantly debilitating, compared to a healthy control group
These same 10 patients were then asked to take sildenafil or tadalafil – the generic versions of Viagra and Cialis respectively – in place of their corticosteroid regimen.
Interestingly, these researchers found that taking these new drug instantaneously improved blood flow in the patients' leg muscles, not only allowing them to walk, but also regulating the blood flow to similar levels as the healthy volunteers involved in the comparative study.
"The effects were immediate and dramatic, raising the question: If a single dose restores blood flow to muscle while the drug is in the patient's system, could ongoing tadalafil administration provide sustained benefits, possibly preserve muscle and slow disease progression? If so, this would offer a new therapeutic strategy for DMD, and we have launched a randomized Phase III clinical trial to find out," said Dr Ronald Victor, an author of the new study and director of the Cedars-Sinai Center for Hypertension.
The authors of the study are quick to point out that while these results are encouraging, they do not represent the discovery of a cure, but only the potential for a new type of treatment.
Further research will need to be conducted to verify and capitalize upon these findings.
If additional study confirms their benefits, repurposing the drugs for muscular dystrophy patients could quickly transform clinical practice.


text: I adopted Ava in September 2013, and we're still best friends! Apart from her tennis balls, Ava still loves going for runs and car rides. She has travelled all up and down the West Coast with me, and we'll be moving across country to live with her dad in a few weeks (she was happy to adopt him into our family). She maintained some of her weird traits: digging through the trash when I'm not looking and barking at TV dogs. But I wouldn't change any of it.


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Learn only the essential aspects of Python without cluttering up your mind with features you may never use. This compact book is not a "best way to write code" type of book; rather, the author goes over his most-used functions, which are all you need to know as a beginner and some way beyond.
Lean Python takes 58 Python methods and functions and whittles them down to 15: as author Paul Gerrard says, "I haven't found a need for the rest."
What You'll Learn
- Discover lean Python and how to learn just enough to build useful tools
- Use Python objects, program structure, I/O, modules and more
- Handle errors and exceptions
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This book is aimed at three categories of reader: The experienced programmer – if you already know aprogramming language, this book gives you a shortcut tounderstanding the Python language and some of its designphilosophy.
You work in IT and need a programming primer – youmight be a tester who needs to have more informedtechnical discussions with programmers. Working throughthe examples will help you to appreciate the challenge ofgood programming.
First-timer – you want a first book on programming thatyou can assimilate quickly to help you decide whetherprogramming is for you.
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Last week, Isaac the dog and I spent a couple of days away for some sabbath time. One of my weekly rules for sabbath is to follow Isaac's lead, to move at his pace instead of my own schedule. On our way out of town, at a stop sign, I snapped a picture of him looking out the window. Later that afternoon, after we reached our destination, I spent some time really looking at the picture. I realized that God was guiding me into sabbath rest through Isaac simply being Isaac. So I posted the photo to social media with the hashtag #stepbystepsabbath. The responses were positive, and I realized that others were enjoying and benefitting from what our animals teach us, too.
So, for this week's blog post, I am sharing some of those #stepbystepsabbath photos with the captions. I hope you, too, can discover the benefits of sabbath by letting creation lead.
Day 1
1. Wear your collar upside down.
2. Roll down the window.
3. Choose the scenic route.
4. Lift your nose and sniff the goodness of God.
Evening 1
1. Say good night to your toys, and tuck them in.
2. Snore like no one's listening.
3. Fret not where your pet parent will sleep.
Morning 2
1. Go off leash.
2. Choose your path.
3. When you pass through the shadows, do not fear. It's probably just your pet parent photographing you.
Evening 2
1. Obey the prophet Isaiah by "coming to the waters, all who are thirsty."
2. Raise your tail.
3. Be still. And know that God is God.
Morning 3
1. Go to the edges.
2. Sway your tail with the wind and waves.
3. Gaze at the horizon.
4. If you fall in, remember swimming is in your nature.
Evening 3
1. Give a high paw.
2. Receive a high paw.
3. Pray, hope, and wait for a belly rub.
Heading Home...
1. Pretend you like selfies, only to appease your pet parent, because you love her.
2. Keep an eye out for what's next.
3. Smile so the whole world can see your crooked teeth.
all good things to each of you,
Pastor Darian & Paw-stor Isaac


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Fender benders are the most common kind of accident, and generally, they don't cause much damage. Most of the time, it's a good idea to go to the doctor anyway to get yourself checked out because sometimes things, like whiplash, don't show outward signs immediately.
But what about your car?
Sometimes, even small things caused by a minor car accident can lead to big things under the hood that you may not notice right away. It's important to keep an eye on things, even after a small accident. If you notice any of the following symptoms, it may be time to have your car checked out, and make sure to mention the details of the accident when you do. Always have the other party's insurance and contact information, just in case!
If your battery is rapidly losing energy…
Whether your battery dies suddenly, your car won't start, or you notice your lights are dimmer than before, your battery issues may have been caused by a minor collision. Even a small impact can be enough to shift your battery out of position and make it work overtime or cause it to short, meaning you'll need to replace it much sooner than you would have otherwise.
If your check engine light flickers…
Your check engine light is there as a warning that something is wrong with your engine and it's never a good idea to ignore it. Small issues may be symptoms of larger ones, or, they can expand and morph into big issues when ignored. Have your vehicle examined if you notice your check engine light is illuminated or flickering.
If you notice the alignment is off…
Alignment is another issue that can start small and quickly spiral out of control. If, however, your alignment is noticeably off following a minor crash, have it checked out so you don't cause unnecessary wear on your tires, suspension, and brakes.
If you notice a new leak under your car…
Sometimes the smallest accidents can happen in just the right place and nick the oil line, the radiator, or the air conditioner… Cars are not meant to leak liquids – they need them to run properly! If you notice a leak, have your car inspected to find the source.
Be proactive and get the vehicle checked out to ensure your safety and the safety of others on the road. Here at Apex Auto Center Inc. we are happy to take a look at your accident and give our insight. Dont wait until its too late!
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Now that school has started, I have my heart set on the holidays. One of my favorite ways to spend time with family during the holidays is by
Making Memories at Disney On Ice + Video Sneak Peek
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Disney On Ice Presents Frozen at Hertz Arena + Giveaway
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"Minnie: Bow Be Mine" + DIY Minnie Ears
Do you have any Happy Helpers in your house? My kids, especially my daughter, love watching Disney Jr.'s Mickey and the Roadster Racers, along with the Happy Helpers' adventures
"Incredibles 2" on Blu-ray + DVD + Digital
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Octonauts Season 2 DVD + Figurines Giveaway
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Elena of Avalor: Realm of the Jaquins
Have your kids ever wanted to watch Elena of Avalor on repeat? This is their chance! Elena of Avalor: Realm of the Jaquins is out on Disney DVD.
A Day at the Park with LÍLLÉbaby
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DuckTales Destination Adventure! on DVD Woo-oo!
If you grew up in the '90s you probably know exactly what it means to be excited to watch DuckTales. I mean, as soon as I hear someone
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We're Going on a Mission #PuppyDogPals
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"Lady and the Tramp" Joins the Walt Disney Signature Collection
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The Ultimate Holiday Wish List for the Disney Junior Fan
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CARS 3 Cruises Home in Digital HD
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Disney's Newest Ghoul on the Block Hits DVD Today #Vampirina
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AquaBall's Sugarless Back to School Sweepstakes
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The Box and Goodies -
The box that our A6200 arrived in looked pretty good although there is a little bit more gold on the box that I personally like. NETGEAR does give you a good look at the adapter and a nice comparison chart on the back. If you were looking for something in a package store I am not sure that you would pick this over another product. The white background and gold foil might give the impression that it is well, cheap.
After we get past the box (fairly easy) we find that NETGEAR has dropped in everything you need to get the A6200 working on your computer. NETGEAR even threw in an adapter so that you can put this on your desk or, extend it away from your laptop if you want to. Of course you also get a CD with drivers and utilities, but who is really going to use that.
The A6200 USB 2.0 WiFi Adapter -
The NETGEAR A6200 is a pretty cool looking adapter. The design is a little bit of a departure from the norm, but it looks good. One thing that NETGEAR did that is pretty cool is that they put the USB plug on a hinge so that it is not sticking out of the side of your laptop. This is actually a nice feature when you think about it. Inside the A6200 is Broadcom BCM43526 which is capable of pushing data at a theoretical 1.3Gbps, but due to the use of USB 2.0 you are only going to get a max of 867Mbps. This is still an amazing data rate and certainly nothing to balk at.
The A6200 has WPS (Wireless Protected Setup), but they call it Push 'N' Connect. Different name same results. Right next to this is an LED that glows orange if you are connected to a 2.4GHz network and blue if you are connected to a 5GHz network. You also get dual band flexibility which means you can connect using 2.4GHz or 5GHz. If you connect at 2.4GHz you will not get the full 867Mbps, but will drop down to 300Mbps. The reason for this is that 2.4GHz typically is used for b, g, and n but not the older (yet more stable) a spec wireless. At 5GHz you can run using a, n, and ac which will give you that extra speed that 802.11ac brings to the table.
Sadly we were not able to pull the A6200 apart simply because doing so would have damaged the device and the antenna. However, from the connection speed and the overall performance we are guessing there are at least 2 antenna under the hood. If there were three (allowing for 3 spatial streams), our 2.4GHz, n speed would be 450Mbp/s.
Fortunately for 802.11ac you do not need as many antenna to get the higher levels of performance (which is good news for mobile). NETGEAR also has included a feature called BEAMFORMING+ which is supposed to help improve speed and range.
NETGEAR Genie -
The software that NETGEAR includes with the A6200 is not bad. Usually I like to allow Windows to control networking as having a third party application controlling it can affect performance. Here it is Windows 8 that slows things down a little. When I first installed the A6200 on out new Samsung Series-7 Chronos laptop Windows 8 was able to connect using 802.11ac. All we saw for speed was 300Mbps n even on the 5GHz band. It was not until we installed the NETGEAR Genie that we started seeing the speeds we were expecting.
When you open up the NETGEAR Genie application you start off staring at the networks available in your area. When you find the network you want and click it to connect you will get two options; one to connect manually and the other to connect using NETGEAR's Push 'N' Connect. We chose to do things manually as WPS can still be something of a security risk.
The rest of the application is informative, but really does not bring anything else to the tablet with the exception of the update and diagnostic info buttons found on the other page. Still it was the only page that let us know we were connected using ac. Windows 8 still thought we were connected using 802.11n, it was unusual to see this happen and yet get the speeds we were.
Performance -
We have said it before and we will say it again; you cannot count performance by numbers alone. We will always give you both the raw numbers as well as the other items that make up for how well (or not so well) a product works. These are items like how quickly a USB adapter can initialize once it is plugged in. How quickly does it connect? We take a look at all of these for the NETGEAR A6200. For testing we used a NETGEAR R6300 802.11ac Dual Band (Concurrent) Wireless Router. We connected to these at 10-feet, 45-feet, and 50-feet. The 10 and 45 foot tests were inside the house proper and the 50 foot test was outside through the Cinder Block walls. We tested the adapter using both the 2.4GHz and 5GHz band. We compared this to other adapters on the market using the same R6300 router. The results were eye opening to say the least.
Reception –
The reception on the A6200 was excellent. It has a good combination of antenna and power for return transmission. We had good speeds even outside the house and across our street (about 100 feet). We were a little surprised considering the fact that the A6200 did not have a major impact on our battery life.
Link Speed –
As we mentioned 2.4GHz and 5GHz will have different maximum link speeds. We were able to hit the maximum for both when connected to the R6300. The only time we saw our link speed drop was, of course, when we moved outside the house where reception started to drop off. Still within the house we had 300Mbps over the 2.4GHz channel and 850-867Mbps over the 5GHz channel.
File Transfer -
Although benchmarks are great they are not going to tell the full story. We also like to take a look at things you will really use a network adapter for. Here we took a 3.37GB ISO and moved it from a NAS device to our laptop. The data transfer was impressive with an average transfer rate of 30MB/s. The whole move took a little more less than two minutes. Not bad for a wireless connection.
Streaming Video -
With the A6300 we were able to pull in a couple of different video streams without any issue. It was interesting to see this in action. We were able to run Netflix, YouTube and an internal stream without stuttering in either video or audio. We do not see many people using this feature (and there are 802.11n adapters that can do the same thing), but it still shows that you are going to have enough bandwidth available to watch the videos you want.
Value –
Value is another very subjective topic. What is expensive to some might be a deal to others. You can look at this topic in multiple ways. One is raw price and the other is what you get for the money. Each is accurate and both are correct ways to look at price/value. We tend to look at features, performance and real-property when we discuss value. However, we also take into account the raw cash cost of the item. From most e-tailers the A6200 will run you about $60 which is a very good price for the speeds you are going to get. Of course you need to have the router to support it which means that your cost to get the faster speeds will be more depending on the brand of ax router you go with.
Conclusion –
When we first saw that the NETGEAR A6200 was a USB 2.0 device we were concerned about performance. After all there is a limit to how much data you can push through a USB 2.0 port. Sadly this limit is below what 802.11ac is capable of. We were glad to see that even with that limitation you still get great performance and with fairly small price tag. If you are running Windows 8 you will want to install and use the NETGEAR Genie just to make sure you are getting the speed you are supposed to. We tried without the NETGEAR software and our performance was not as good. Now before you rush out and grab one of these remember that you need to have an 802.11ac router or access point before you can get the full benefit of the A6200. If you are going to invest in an 802.11ac network the NETGEAR A6200 USB WiFi adapter certainly would be an excellent option.
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NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Bank of America BAC, +2.97% said in a Securities and Exchange Commission statement Wednesday that it paid its Chief Executive Officer Ken Lewis $10 million in 2008, less than half of the $24.8 million he earned in 2007. Lewis's 2008 pay included $1.5 million in base salary, $4.3 million in stock awards, and $3.1 million in stock option awards. The salary also included $854,256 for the change in pension value and deferred compensation, and "other expenses" of $275,125. Lewis's "other expenses" included $220,267 for use of corporate aircraft, and $13,791 for home security services.
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Jeff and I were looking for a few more items to take with us as we travel around South East Asia after our contract here is finish. We wandered into a building that I have seen from a distance but previously hadn't had the chance to check out. This building housed an Esprit store that we wandered around as we searched for quick-dry clothing. I didn't find any quick-dry clothes, but I certainly was reminded of what shopping back home is like. I felt like I had walked into a mall in Ontario. While I'm not a huge shopper, I was reminded that I certainly miss shopping back home.
One more reason (though it's quite small) to add to the list of why I'm happy to be going home.
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Anders Kessling is State Secretary to Minister for Employment and Integration Ylva Johansson and responsible for introduction of people who were born abroad into society.
Anders Kessling was born in 1971. He lives in Älta and is married with two children.
1998 – 1999 Doctoral studies in political science, Uppsala University
1993 – 1997 Masters in political science, Linköping University
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2015 – 2016 Head of Administration, Secretariat for coordination and direction of Government Offices action in the refugee situation, Ministry of Employment
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2002 – 2003 Special Adviser, Department for County Administrative Boards, Ministry of Finance
1999 – 2002 Department Director, Performance Audits, Swedish National Audit Office
1998 – 1999 Doctoral student at the Department of Government, Uppsala University
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At the start my Goddess and Monster's study group, Cath introduced us to a new way of analysing visual material. We have used this though out the study group sessions and I will continue to use this for my formative assessment, dissertation and beyond university where needed. The method involves creating a table that is made up of three columns under the headings of 'Description', 'Analysis' and 'Theory'. First, we must study the visual material and note any descriptive part of what the image is made up of. I found that this was the easiest part. Second, we are to write about what this descriptive part could suggest or represent in our own opinion. The more I practiced analysing imagery and taking part in the study group, the more I was able to pick up on what I had already learnt and the more ideas I had. The final part is to find the evidence to support the suggestions that I have made, to look back through readings, quotes and notes and pick out what links to the analysis and what is relevant. This seems to be one of the hardest tasks for me as I struggle to read and understand most of the texts which is something that hugely frustrates me and puts me off. I have always struggled to read and take in what it is that I'm reading, especially within the classroom environment. To overcome this, I have studied each reading in advance for each session, although, I still don't feel as though this has been enough for me.
This is the second time that I have participated within this study group and so I have been able to recognise and overcome my difficulties within analysis. I had thought about joining a lingerie course as it was something that I was more interested in, but later decided to join back into my second year of Textiles and aimed to link my studies more within my areas of interest. As I had previously participated in the Goddesses and Monsters study group, I knew it consisted of subjects of my interest and had already submitted a dissertation proposal. However, I really struggled with getting to grips with the reading and understanding. As it seems to take a while for me read and understand things compared to a majority of other students, having the advantage of participating in it last year has helped a lot. Although still with some difficulty, I've had a lot better of an understanding of what was being discussed in this study group and I feel a lot more focused and it has boosted my confidence.
There are so many concepts and theories that have interested me throughout this study group. As a textile designer, I can relate and am passionate about the materials that have been mentioned through out. I have enjoyed learning about the glamourous characteristics of the soft, shiny, luxurious and feminine fabrics as well as the fetishism characteristics of leather and lace fabrics. Before the study group, I visited the V&A 'Undressed' exhibition on the history of underwear. I have been able to think back about the pieces such as corsets and shape shifters that were displayed in relation to themes of fashion, glamour, embodiment, the ideal woman, etc. I have also been able to make direct links from my constellation studies to my subject. I am currently hypothetically designing a collection of fabrics for Agent Provocateur. When researching the targeted customer, I used their 'Naughty or Nice' Christmas campaign as an example of their targeted customer. This is a film that flicks between an innocent Juno Temple who fools around in a bedroom that is filled with pink interior, features a giant, soft teddy bear and nude/pink frilly lingerie, in contrast to more of a sultry scene of which Juno is wearing more seductive lingerie set and the bedroom is made up of more dark, gothic interior. After participating in this study group, I am constantly analysing and asking questions. Why is the interior pink? What does this suggest? Why is lace used for lingerie? Upon exploring these questions, I immediately have an understanding of something that has led from the constellation group.
Something that has also come of my interest during this time is analysing horror film. I have realised that I have started to subconsciously analyse films while at home, or at the cinema and of this comes a better understanding of the film and so I enjoy them even more. Some of the designer's/design companies I have looked at both in constellation and in subject have been inspired by film.
When designing and creating in the future, I will carefully select each fabric and explore the reasoning behind it even more than I have done before. When analysing products, adverts, and any visual material I will be subconsciously using the description, analysis and theory method because when i have a better understanding, I am much more passionate about the subject/object.
Taking part in the study group that each is 5 hours at a time is also something that I feel has benefitted me. The times goes quickly and I feel that I really get into the flow of things. It's a shame that I have to go to work for the night straight afterwards as I'm always motivated and within the creative flow at that time. Cath spent the time constantly analysing work within our disciplines such as fashion, paintings, sculpture, movies and more. It was great to hear someone speak about peoples work as if it were her own essay. We then spent time within small groups, doing the exact same thing but about other art works and then had full group discussions. I don't feel as though I'm great at putting things into words and so both listening to Cath and openly discussing the subjects helped me do it for myself.
I enjoy being able to relate all of my study groups and interests together, its really making me feel a lot more passionate about this course. After noticing that all of my studies are relating back to my interest of lingerie and film, I think this is subjects that I would like to include within my dissertation. My reading, understanding and writing is improving and I am looking forward to improving further, researching within my interests and writing a dissertation on them.


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Links to free online image and photo editors.
Special effects, itemized by function
Some of these programs have better features than others. I cant really say there's one that does everything or one that does everything well. So, here are selected functions with several examples of each that seem reasonable.
HTML, CSS bits and pieces.
Online art and graphics programs for altering pictures or making buttons, banners and the like.
These are things where you can put your own text or picture into a pre-existing graphic. Most are just for yucks, some are halfway serious tools.
These resources either generate tons of text or do graphics kinda stuff to letters.


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How is it possible to separate the collective consciousness? Humans share a collective consciousness, a collective memory and a collective subconsciousness Evidence in science is plenty! The fact that human brain produce 20 Watt of energy (EM, electromagnetic energy) and that all human beings now living on earth produce the same amount of energy as magnetosphere of the earth, 10 high 11 Watt, is evidence for a common field of consciousness. So we are individuals, but approximately a third of us is part of a greater organism. Why a third? The Spirit of the Internet - Synopsis Synopsis of The Spirit of the Internet Written by Lawrence Hagerty with the non-technical reader in mind, The Spirit of the Internet explains in everyday language how the Internet works, who is in charge, and some of its future possibilities. It also describes different aspects of "spirit," as manifest in the Internet community. Throughout the book,speculations about the Internet, the noosphere, virtual reality, shamanic plants, and other seemingly unrelated domains are woven into a fascinating tapestry of thought about the evolving Gaian consciousness that is beginning to envelop the planet. The Spirit of the Internet is a wake-up call to the human species. Although we are making significant advances in biotechnology, nanotechnology, and other sciences, our species-consciousness has not yet expanded much beyond the point of self-interest.
Everyday Rebellion "Everyday Rebellion" -Cinema Release in Germany, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Italy and Malta: 11th September 2014! Information and links for the german cinema release/ Infos und Links zum deutschen Kinostart: Kontakt Verleih Deutschland:www.everydayrebellion.wfilm.de Cinema Dates: www.kinotermine.everydayrebellion.wfilm.de Information and links for the swiss cinema release/ Infos und Links zum schweizer Kinostart: The Nature of Consciousness: How the Internet Could Learn to Feel - Steve Paulson "Romantic reductionist" neuroscientist Christof Koch discusses the scientific side of consciousness, including the notion that all matter is, to varying degrees, sentient. If you had to list the hardest problems in science -- the questions even some scientists say are insoluble -- you would probably end up with two: Where do the laws of physics come from? How does the physical stuff in our brains produce conscious experience? Even though philosophers have obsessed over the "mind-body problem" for centuries, the mystery of consciousness wasn't considered a proper scientific question until two or three decades ago. Then, a couple of things happened.
Collective Consciousness: A Fun App to Explore Consciousness Collective Consciousness is a free mobile app designed to be an exploration of the nature consciousness and reality, and the possibilities of collective consciousness. With this app, you can: See if your mind has any influence on your environmentParticipate in large-scale consciousness experimentsHelp build a platform for developers and artists utilize this possible "consciousness technology" in their own projects, and even tap in to global consciousness data in real time to do cool new stuff Purpose Our purpose is to promote deeper thinking about consciousness, explore the boundaries between mind and reality through experiments, and help expand our technological horizon. We're not aiming to prove anything; this is a fun and interesting project into a subject that millions of people care about.
A call for an open, informed study of all aspects of consciousness Science thrives when there is an open, informed discussion of all evidence, and recognition that scientific knowledge is provisional and subject to revision. This attitude is in stark contrast with reaching conclusions based solely on a previous set of beliefs or on the assertions of authority figures. Indeed, the search for knowledge wherever it may lead inspired a group of notable scientists and philosophers to found in 1882 the Society for Psychical Research in London. Its purpose was "to investigate that large body of debatable phenomena… without prejudice or prepossession of any kind, and in the same spirit of exact and unimpassioned inquiry which has enabled Science to solve so many problems."
biólogo advierte de las primeras etapas de la sexta extinción masiva de la Tierra July 24, 2014 Stanford Biology Professor Rodolfo Dirzo and his colleagues warn that this "defaunation" could have harmful downstream effects on human health. By Bjorn Carey Elephants and other large animals face an increased risk of extinction in what Stanford Biology Professor Rodolfo Dirzo terms "defaunation." (Claudia Paulussen/Shutterstock) Is Consciousness Universal? For every inside there is an outside, and for every outside there is an inside; though they are different, they go together. —Alan Watts, Man, Nature, and the Nature of Man, 1991 I grew up in a devout and practicing Roman Catholic family with Purzel, a fearless and high-energy dachshund.


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Minor flooding around Nooksack River expected Friday
Nooksack River levels have risen rapidly since Thursday, Feb. 5, with minor flooding expected Friday afternoon in the Nugents Corner area.
The river is expected to crest at about 147 feet, several inches above flood stage, around 1 p.m. Shallow flooding of fields along the river downstream through Lynden is expected, according to the National Weather Service.
The river is predicted to rise just shy of flood stage in the Ferndale area.
River levels will remain relatively high through the weekend as more rain is in the forecast.
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Whatman and QIAGEN Announce Distribution Agreement for FTA Products
Whatman FTA Agreement Significantly Expands QIAGEN's Sample Technologies Portfolio in the Field of Nucleic Acid Storage
Venlo, The Netherlands and Brentford, UK - May 21, 2007 - QIAGEN (Nasdaq: QGEN, Frankfurt, Prime Standard: QIA), the worldwide leading provider of sample and assay technologies for research in life sciences, applied testing and molecular diagnostics and Whatman (WHM.L), a global leader in separation and life science enabling technologies, today announced a non-exclusive distribution partnership that provides QIAGEN with the right to market and sell Whatman FTA® and FTA-based kits to all QIAGEN's target markets including life science research, molecular diagnostics and applied testing.
The agreement provides QIAGEN with distribution rights for existing Whatman FTA products as well as customized products. As part of the agreement, QIAGEN will pay Whatman an initial fee that grants QIAGEN non-exclusive distribution rights. In addition, royalties will be paid by QIAGEN to Whatman on the sale of all products that incorporate the use of FTA. Other financial terms of the agreement have not been disclosed.
Whatman's FTA technology has created a standard in the field of collection, storage and release of DNA and has a wide range of potential applications including forensics, pharmacogenomics, biobanking and genomics research. Whatman's FTA products are composed of a chemically-treated matrix that lyses cells and immobilises nucleic acids on contact, enabling scientists to collect, transport, archive and release nucleic acids at room temperature using an easy to perform protocol.
Whatman's FTA technology is highly synergistic with QIAGEN's sample preparation product portfolio. The addition of FTA has the potential to broaden QIAGEN's value proposition for QIAGEN's customers in key markets. Nucleic acids stored on FTA and purified with QIAGEN's sample preparation products are well suited for downstream applications such as QIAGEN's PCR-based genotyping, molecular testing products and comparative genomic studies. FTA has also been shown to be compatible with QIAGEN's whole genome amplification technology (WGA) for DNA replication currently used in many biobanking applications.
"Whatman is a well established leader in paper-based nucleic acid storage solutions in fields such as forensics, agricultural and environmental ID where easy to use technologies and long term stability are important for customers," said Peer M. Schatz, QIAGEN's Chief Executive Officer. "This is an important and synergistic addition to QIAGEN's product offering in areas such as molecular diagnostics, pharmacogenomics, and biobanking. We believe that the combination of FTA-technologies and QIAGEN technologies allows a very appealing, complete and synchronized workflow for our and Whatman's customers."
"We are delighted to announce this distribution agreement with QIAGEN. QIAGEN's market and technology leadership in genomics research makes it an ideal partner for our FTA technology in this market", said Kieran Murphy, Whatman's CEO. "This agreement strengthens our reach into valuable segments and will help us realise the potential of this breakthrough DNA collection and storage technology by expanding market access for FTA products through QIAGEN's established presence in the laboratory and pharmaceutical sectors."
About QIAGEN:
QIAGEN N.V., a Netherlands holding company is the leading provider of innovative sample and assay technologies and products. QIAGEN's products are considered standards in areas such pre-analytical sample preparation and assay solutions in research for life sciences, applied testing and molecular diagnostics. QIAGEN has developed a comprehensive portfolio of more than 500 proprietary, consumable products and automated solutions for sample collection, nucleic acid and protein handling, separation, and purification and open and target specific assays. The company's products are sold to academic research markets, to leading pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, to applied testing customers (such as in forensics, veterinary, biodefense and industrial applications) as well as to molecular diagnostics laboratories. QIAGEN employs more than 1,900 people worldwide. QIAGEN products are sold through a dedicated sales force and a global network of distributors in more than 40 countries. In this press release QIAGEN is using the term molecular diagnostics. The use of this term is in reference to certain countries, such as the United States, limited to products subject to regulatory requirements. Current QIAGEN molecular diagnostics products are 34 EU CE IVD assays, six EU CE IVD sample preparation products, one 510k PAX RNA product, nine China SFDA IVD assays and 98 general purpose reagents. Further information about QIAGEN can be found at http://www.qiagen.com/.
About Whatman:
A global leader in separations technology, Whatman provides innovative life science products and solutions for the scientific community. Whatman has developed total sample preparation solutions through our robust line of filtration devices and membranes. Our breakthrough protein array technology, coupled with unique innovations in capturing, archiving and purifying DNA at room temperature, enable us to provide novel solutions for the analytical, health care, and bioscience markets. For more information visit us at http://www.whatman.com/.
Certain of the statements contained in this news release may be considered forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the U.S. Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the U.S. Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. To the extent that any of the statements contained herein relating to QIAGEN's products, markets, strategy or operating results are forward-looking, such statements are based on current expectations that involve a number of uncertainties and risks. Such uncertainties and risks include, but are not limited to, risks associated with management of growth and international operations (including the effects of currency fluctuations and risks of dependency on logistics), variability of operating results, the commercial development of the applied testing markets, clinical research markets and proteomics markets, nucleic acid-based molecular diagnostics market, and genetic vaccination and gene therapy markets, competition, rapid or unexpected changes in technologies, fluctuations in demand for QIAGEN's, products (including fluctuations due to the level and timing of customers' funding, budgets, and other factors), our ability to obtain regulatory approval of our infectious disease panels, difficulties in successfully adapting QIAGEN's products to integrated solutions and producing such products, the ability of QIAGEN to identify and develop new products and to differentiate its products from competitors' products, market acceptance of QIAGEN's new products and the integration of acquired technologies and businesses. For further information, refer to the discussions in reports that QIAGEN has filed with, or furnished to, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
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They have talked about this event, this meet, since the season started.
They have talked about this event, this meet, since the season started.
Pine Bush's Nick Boncek, Dennis Daly, Colton Roe and Lawrence Virgilio wanted to win the 200-yard medley relay at the state championships.
And, thanks in part to Virgilio's lights-out final leg, Pine Bush pulled it off.
With Pine Bush trailing Orchard Park and West Genesee, Virgilio put up a 20.59 as the anchor to lead the Bushmen to a state championship in a state record time of 1:34.26 on Saturday at Erie County Community College in Buffalo. The Pine Bush foursome, who earned all-American status with the win, broke its own state mark of 1:34.57 — set in the preliminaries on Friday. West Genesee was second (1:34.35).
"Winning this has been our mindset all year," said Virgilio, a junior. "We talked about it all year and knew we could pull off some pretty sick stuff. To pull it off is pretty amazing. The four of us just get really pumped up before we swim. Once we get in the water, we explode."
Pine Bush's 200 medley team was Section 9's only winner at the two-day meet. Roe finished second in the 100 backstroke with a 50.46 to Orchard Park's Phil Aronica (49.52) Roe won the preliminaries in 51.07.
Daly claimed the meet's scholar athlete award. He maintains a 93 average and will swim at Manhattan College next year.
"Last year we finished third (at the state meet) in the 200 medley," Daly said. "That isn't bad, but we were disappointed. It feels like a big weight has been lifted off our shoulders. We feel really relieved. We talked about this all year and we went out and got it done."


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Prince Welf Henry of Hanover
|Prince Welf Henry
|Duke of Brunswick-Lüneburg
|11 March 1923
Gmunden, Upper Austria, Austria[1][2]
|12 July 1997 (aged 74)
Frankfurt am Main, Hesse, Germany[2]
|14 July 1997
|Princess Alexandra of Ysenburg and Büdingen
|Ernest Augustus, Duke of Brunswick
|Princess Victoria Louise of Prussia
Prince Welf Henry of Hanover (Welf Heinrich Ernst August Georg Christian Berthold Friedrich Wilhelm Louis Ferdinand Prinz von Hannover;[1][2] 11 March 1923 – 12 July 1997) was the fourth son of Ernest Augustus, Duke of Brunswick and his wife Princess Victoria Louise of Prussia,[1][2] the only daughter of Wilhelm II, German Emperor and Augusta Viktoria of Schleswig-Holstein. The prince was known to his family as "Welfi."[2]
Marriage and personal life[edit]
Welf Henry married Princess Alexandra Sophie of Ysenburg and Büdingen[1][2] (born 23 October 1937[1][2] in Frankfurt am Main, Hesse, Germany,[3] died 1 June 2015 in Frankfurt am Main[4]), daughter of Otto Friedrich III, Prince of Ysenburg and Büdingen in Wächtersbach and his wife Felicitas Anna Eleonore Cecilie, Princess Reuss of Köstritz,[1] on 20 September 1960 at Büdingen, Hesse, Germany, in a civil marriage ceremony,[1] and on the following day in a religious ceremony at the Marienkirche in Büdingen.[1][2] The couple had no children.
Welf Henry and Alexandra lived in Frankfurt's Niederrad district.[5] Alexandra had served as a city councilwoman representing Niederrad on the Frankfurt City Council since 1980.[5] She was a member of the Christian Democratic Union political party.[3][5]
Welf Henry died in 1997 after a long illness.[2][5]
Titles, styles, honours and arms[edit]
Titles and styles[edit]
- 11 March 1923 – 12 July 1997: His Royal Highness Prince Welf Henry of Hanover, Duke of Brunswick-Lüneburg
Welf Henry was a descendant of Victoria of the United Kingdom and Albert, Prince Consort through their eldest daughter Victoria, Princess Royal, the wife of Frederick III, German Emperor. His sister, Princess Friederike of Hanover married Paul I, King of the Hellenes.
|Patrilineal descent
Patrilineal descent, descent from father to son, is the principle behind membership in royal houses, as it can be traced back through the generations - which means that the historically accurate royal house of monarchs of the House of Hanover was the House of Lucca (or Este, or Welf).
This is the descent of the primary male heir. For the complete expanded family tree, see List of members of the House of Hanover.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i Darryl Lundy (10 May 2003). "Welf Heinrich Hanover, Prince of Hanover". ThePeerage.com. Retrieved 2008-08-17.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j Henri van Oene (15 December 2003). "Genealogy of the Royal Family of the Netherlands". Henri van Oene's Royal Genealogies Page. Archived from the original on 2008-03-02. Retrieved 2008-08-17. External link in
- ^ a b CDU (2008). "Alexandra Prinzessin von Hannover". Christlich Demokratische Union Deutschlands (CDU). Retrieved 2008-08-17.
- ^ "Prinzessin von Hannover: Große Frau der Kultur". Frankfurter Rundschau (FR). 2 June 2015. Retrieved 2015-06-02.
- ^ a b c d Konstanze Crüwell (12 January 2007). "Alexandra Prinzessin von Hannover". Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ). Retrieved 2008-08-17.


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Did you know that like our family dogs and cats even chickens can get fleas? Summertime is the height of flea season. Chicken fleas are not as common as mites and poultry lice, but they can cause many problems for your flock. Chicken fleas can cause irritation and restlessness. But far worse, they can cause malnutrition, anemia, decrease egg production and lead to your chickens not feeling well overall. This article will discuss three types of fleas that affect chickens-the European Chicken Flea, the Western Chicken Flea and the Sticktight Flea. The types of fleas that can affect your flock are determined by where you live.
Studies have shown chickens fed DE have an increase the amount of eggs, decreases the mortality rate, keeps mites away, helps to dry up droppings, helps with flies and decrease worm loads in the GI tract. It also found that hens fed DE in their diets laid eggs with more albumin and yolk . I also love that my hens are getting the valuable trace minerals. In the feed, it keeps insects from spoiling the feed too.
In the newly cleaned coop I sprinkle it into the corners, edges, in the nesting boxes and onto the floor prior to adding a fresh new layer of bedding. We never have had a pest problem inside the coop and we live in a very wooded area! This product as been a terrific addition to my backyard chicken experience. I love that something easy and natural is so beneficial.
As a word of precaution, DE should only be used in well ventilated areas and should be avoided getting it into your eyes, nose and throat. As you research DE, you will surely come across literature that discusses the health risks associated with accidental inhalation. The condition is called Silicosis. Silicosis is a medical condition of the lung that occurs with regular repeated inhalation over a period of many years. Silicosis can also be caused from the use of sand (silica dust) in the coop and run. So please take precautions when using sand or DE.
Update 6/11/2013: Please click here to read an article that I wrote for Community Chickens on DE- chock full of even more information, including precautions that you should take if using DE with your flock.
Poult Sci. 2011 Jul;90(7):1416-26. doi: 10.3382/ps.2010-01256.
Effect of diatomaceous earth on parasite load, egg production, and egg quality of free-range organic laying hens. Bennett DC1, Yee A, Rhee YJ, Cheng KM.
RESULTS OF THE USE OF CODEX FOOD-GRADE DIATOMACEOUS EARTH WITH POULTRY, C.S. Mangen, DVM, San Diego, California


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In accordance with provisions of Article 9, Section 2.J.3 of the Rural Carrier National Agreement, effective October 8, 2011 (pay period 22-11), the equipment maintenance allowance (EMA) will decrease from 73.5 cents per mile to 72.0 cents per mile. The EMA is 72.0 cents per mile, or a minimum of $28.80 per day, whichever is greater.
Employees providing auxiliary assistance or serving auxiliary routes under provisions of Article 9, Section 2.J.5, receive an EMA of 72.0 cents per mile or $7.80 per hour, whichever is greater. This EMA should not exceed the amount provided in the special equipment maintenance allowance for the route stops and miles.
The EMA rate schedule on pages 53–54 supersedes all previously published EMA schedules for employees receiving EMA.
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Principle access to this stunning family home is through an attractively finished panelled and pattern glazed UPVC external door, The Entrance porch forms the main part of the extension to the front of the property, Hexagonal effect with two windows (one angled looking to the front of the property. Solid oak flooring, oak skirting and door surrounds, A further modern panelled and glazed door leads to the hall.
The hall again enjoys solid oak flooring and oak skirting and door surrounds as well as fresh neutral décor. Panelled and glazed doors lead to the lounge/diningroom and the breakfasting kitchen with further modern panelled doors leading to bedroom one, bedroom four and the family bathroom. Cupboard allows for storage. Central alarm control.
23' 7" x 17' 5" (7.18m x 5.30m)
A fabulous public room, located to the rear of the property, Window formation plus further floor to ceiling window and French style door lead on to the superb elevated terrace and offers beautiful views over the landscaped rear garden and onto the woodlands of Letham Glen. The focal point for the room is an attractive real flame gas fire set within a polished pewter and marble surround with classic stone mantel. The room enjoys tasteful fresh décor with Georgian style two tiered ceiling that includes down lighters and coving. An open plan staircase rises to the upper level.
11' 10" x 10' 11" (3.60m x 3.32m)
The family room is again located to the rear of the property, semi open plan to the breakfasting kitchen and enjoying double French doors egressing on to the raised terrace and offering beautiful views over the rear garden and woods of Letham Glen. Further opaque glazed windows face the side of the property and benefit from feature Scandinavian style wooden shutters with blinds. The solid oak flooring continues through from the family room and into the breakfasting kitchen. Fabulous cupola roof window attracts further natural light
18' 11" x 9' 6" (5.76m x 2.90m) (Sizes taken at their largest)
A luxurious breakfasting kitchen boasting an array of high end, soft closing, oak finished floor and wall storage units, drawer units, display shelving, contrasting marble effect wipe clean work surfaces with inset composite one and a half basin sink with drainer and chrome finished mixer taps, tiled splash backs. Integrated top of the range self cleaning, eye level oven and microwave. Extended five burner hob with chrome and glazed extractor. Integrated and concealed dishwasher, Matching lower level fitted breakfasting table. The American fridge freezer may be included subject to price or by separate negotiation. Three window formations attract natural light.
10' x 10' 2" (3.06m x 3.09m)
Theses sizes do not include the full range of "Hamonds" top of the range fully fitted wardrobe that extend along the entire length of one wall. Window formation looks to the side of the property. Attractively decorated, coving to the ceiling.
10' 4" x 9' 11" (3.16m x 3.01m)
The fourth bedroom is presently being utilised as an office and occasional bedroom. The room is fully equipped with "Hamond" office fittings that include an angled desk, cupboards and display cabinets, book shelving and wardrobe facility. Window formation looks to the front of the property.
9' 9" x 7' 10" (2.97m x 2.38m)
Beautifully finished and tiled throughout, the family bathroom boasts a four piece suite comprising low flush WC, pedestal wash hand basin, luxurious double ended bath and enclosed, curving double shower compartment with thermostatically controlled shower. Modern panelled and mirrored ceiling with down lighters. Vanity cabinet, display shelving. Ladder style heated towel rail.
An open plan staircase rises to the upper level. The landing has doors leading to bedrooms two and three plus the upstairs shower room. A Velux style window attracts natural light. Ceiling hatch accesses the loft space. Two large walk in cupboards allow for storage.
8' 1" x 5' 11" (2.46m x 1.81m)
The upstairs shower room is extensively tiled, three piece suite comprises low flush WC, pedestal wash hand basin and large shower compartment with wall mounted "Mira Sport" electric shower. Tiled flooring. Velux window formation with inset blinds.
13' 5" x 12' 6" (4.08m x 3.80m)
A superb over sized double bedroom located to the front of the property with window formation over looking the quiet cul de sac. Two double wardrobes offer excellent storage.
14' 6" x 12' 4" (4.42m x 3.77m)
A superior sized double bedroom located to the rear of the property with window formation offering views over the woodlands of Letham Glen and the Glen itself. Full range of "Sharps" style fully fitted wardrobes extends along one wall. Sizes include the coombe of the ceiling. Low level door leads to th eaves storage space.Velux window formation attracts further natural light.
The garage has vehicle access through an up and over door from the mono block drive. A pedestrian door leads to the rear garden. Light and power.
The grounds to the front of the property have been transposed to form a large mono block drive offering parking for several vehicles and also allowing access to the garage. Beautiful raised flower beds to the side with path leading to the rear garden.
Simply stunning the rear gardens border the woodland of Letham Glen, beautifully landscaped and boasting a range of both oriental and traditional planting, all over looked by the raised terrace.
Gas central heating back up by quality sealed unit double glazing. Central alarm.
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Miss K. Halliday (Headteacher) is responsible for implementing anti-bullying strategy.
The named governor is: Mrs S. Alexander
The named e-safety govenor is: Mr. G Anderson
What is bullying?
If somebody physically hurts you, or verbally abuses you, that's bullying. Specific types of bullying can include:-
Cyber bullying is any form of bullying that occurs via electronic communication such as e-mail, text and
social media. Remember! If your child thinks they are being targeted (by anyone or groups) and any content they see or hear about from others should be reported to the Police immediately for investigation.
Discusses the issues around cyberbullying and offers advice on prevention and
how to tackle the people who do this and problems should they occur.
Anti-Bullying Week 2018 : Choose "Respect"
The theme for this year's Anti-Bullying Week was to choose respect over bullying
Following a consultation with over 800 children, teachers and members of the Anti-Bullying Alliance, it emerged that a top priority was showing that bullying is a behaviour choice and that children and young people can set a positive example by opting to respect each other at school, in their homes and communities and online.
The aims of this week were to support schools and other settings to help children and young people, school staff, parents and other professionals who work with children to understand:
The Anti-Bullying Alliance, with the continued support of SafeToNet, has developed a set of free cross-curricular teaching resources to support both primary and secondary schools to embrace the theme of respect.
At Morpeth All Saints we believe everyone should be treated with:
forgiveness friendship honesty love respect
We aim to make all those connected with the school aware of our opposition to bullying and we make clear each person's responsibilities with regard to the eradication of bullying in our school.
At Morpeth All Saints CE Aided First School we believe through raising awareness of bullying we can:-
Help everyone understand what bullying is
Talk openly about bullying and when they are subjected to it
Provide children with the strategies to deal with bullying
Model how to treat others
This will enable all our children to feel safe Learning with Love and Laughter.
Our school is situated in attractive and extensive well maintained grounds in a small housing estate, Lancaster Park, which is north of the town of Morpeth. The school first opened in 1972 and was formerly known as Wansbeck St Aidan Church of England Aided First School until it was renamed in 2001.Read More of the school welcome page
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