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Disability awareness training needed Since 2014, there has been an increased national awareness regarding how police interact with the public during arrests and emergency situations. The autism community is no exception. During search and rescue missions, crime scene investigation, medical emergencies, and human services investigations, the way in which police and other first responders serve […]Continue reading
Online and tele-conference courses have become prevalent in secondary and post secondary institutions, especially in rural areas. I have heard more than once that being able to learn in this way is a life skill. My son was diagnosed as high-functioning autistic when he was three-and-a-half years old. Throughout his education, he has had many […]Continue reading
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Best Practices in Fair Use for Online Video Released
How to Stay Legal in Remix Culture? When is it fair and legal to use other people's copyrighted work to make your own? What's the line between infringement and fair use?
Washington, D.C. (July 2008)
American University's Center for Social Media announces the release of a new code of best practices in fair use for creators and users of the professional and amateur online videos (centerforsocialmedia.org/remix).
The code, grounded in the practices of online video makers and in the law, was collaboratively created by a team of scholars and lawyers from leading universities. It was coordinated by
The code identifies, among other things, six kinds of unlicensed uses of copyrighted material that may be considered fair, under certain limitations. They are:
- Commenting or critiquing of copyrighted material.
- Use for illustration or example.
- Incidental or accidental capture of copyrighted material.
- Memorializing or rescuing of an experience or event.
- Use to launch a discussion.
- Recombining to make a new work, such as a mashup or a remix, whose elements depend on relationships between existing works.
Before the code's release, there was no clear statement about what constitutes fair use in online video.
Code of Best practices Committee Members:
Peter Jaszi, professor of law, faculty director of the Glushko-Samuelson Intellectual Property Clinic, Washington College of Law, American University
Patricia Aufderheide, professor, director of the Center for Social Media, School of Communication, American University
Michael C. Donaldson, Esq., Los Angeles
Anthony Falzone, lecturer, executive director, Fair Use Project, Stanford Law School
Lewis Hyde, Richard L. Thomas Professor of Creative Writing, Kenyon College; fellow, Berkman Center for Internet and Society, Harvard University
Mizuko Ito, research scientist, School of Cinematic Arts, University of Southern California
Henry Jenkins, professor, program head, comparative media studies, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Michael Madison, associate dean for research, associate professor of law, University of Pittsburgh School of Law
Pamela Samuelson, Richard M. Sherman Distinguished Professor of Law and Information, University of California, Berkeley
Rebecca Tushnet, professor, Georgetown University Law Center, Georgetown University
Jennifer Urban , clinical associate professor of law; director of Intellectual Property and Technology Law Clinic, University of Southern California
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Patricia Aufderheide, Professor, Director of the Center for Social Media, School of Communication, American University
"This code of best practices will protect an emerging creative zone—online video—from de-facto censorship," said Aufderheide. "Creators, online video providers and copyright holders will be able to know when copying is stealing and when it's legal."
- Peter Jaszi, Professor of Law, Faculty Director of the Glushko-Samuelson Intellectual Property Clinic, Washington College of Law, American University
"The fair use doctrine is every bit as relevant in the digital domain as it has been for almost two centuries in the print environment," said Jaszi. "Here we see again the strong connection between the fair use principle in copyright and the guarantee of freedom of speech in the Constitution."
Third party quote:
- Dean Jansen, Outreach Director, Participatory Culture Foundation
"For anyone who has wondered, 'Will I be sued for creating and posting this video online?,' the code of best practices in fair use is an invaluable guide," said Dean Jansen, outreach director for the Participatory Culture Foundation, the organization behind Miro.
Third party quote:
- Jonathan McIntosh, remix artist
"Political remixers badly need the Code of Best Practices, because they want their work to circulate widely as a form of criticism with some impact in the world. They also don't want to be hostage to DMCA takedowns (which is when a copyright holder asks a provider like YouTube to take down a video, because it infringes their copyright), or at least they want to have good arguments for a counter-takedown," said New York remix artist Jonathan McIntosh.
"As well, many non-profits and other organizations really want to make political remixes, but they've been afraid to try, because they're worried about incurring legal expenses," he said. "This Code will make it much easier to know when you're going to be within the law."
Please contact CSM to arrange an interview and/or for additional quotes.
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The decision to divorce is a big one that most people take seriously. Because of the magnitude of the impact the decisions made in relation to a divorce will have on the rest of your life, it is important to do what is necessary to secure a settlement that addresses your needs. The way that settlement is reached could have a bearing on the outcome.
While for some couples the only way to resolve the matter is litigation, for others, the alternative dispute resolution method of mediation is a good choice. Couples who opt for this method will work with a neutral third party to reach an agreement. Though that individual does not make decisions for the couple, they do help by setting realistic expectations and can assist the parties in finding common ground from which to work.
Because of the more cooperative nature of this method of dispute resolution, mediation could be a good option for divorced couples who have children. It is less contentious than going to court and generally takes less time that litigating the matter. It also allows for creative problem solving which could be particularly helpful where custody matters are concerned.
Other reasons why this approach is appealing to many—even those without children— are that it is less expensive and less complicated than litigation.
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Posted in New York October 31, 2018
The Surprising New York Town That Makes An Excellent Weekend Getaway
There are lots of towns around the state of New York that have become increasingly popular to steal away to for the weekend, with destinations like Phoenicia and Lake Placid being a couple of favorites. If you take the time to look upon these more well-known destinations though, you'll uncover other small-town gems in our state that will equally wow you. Taking you all the way out to our westernmost corner, find out why we've been dreaming of taking a weekend getaway in Chautauqua County.
When's the last time you visited Jamestown? For other amazing destinations in our state that you'll love, read about how you should Steal Away To This Charming Small Town In New York That's Stuck In Time!


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Farm Fresh Apple Recipes
For me, it just wouldn't be autumn in Virginia without a trip to the orchard to pick apples. I love the taste of a crunchy apple plucked right from the tree. I adore the sounds of kids running through the orchard, squealing with delight as they find another one. And, of course, I love all the wonderful things I can make with those apples.
I'm always looking for new ideas for my abundance of fresh apples…the family can only eat so many apple pies (my husband thinks we can eat many more than I think we can eat, but we agree to disagree about that). Here are 10 great non-dessert apple recipes for those apples your family harvests!
- Taste of Autumn Stew from Great Venison Cooking
- Turkey with Apple Stuffing from Taste of Home Cooking
- Pork and Apple Stew from The Eclectic Cook
- Lamb and Apple Casserole from Utterly Scrummy Food for Families
- Madrake Brain Soup (Celeriac Apple Soup) from Frisky Lemon
- Apple Cranberry Stuffing from Out of the Frying Pan
- Applesauce from Pick Your Own.org
- Healthy Apple Juices from Raw Foods, Living Foods
- Apple and Aged Cheddar Grilled Cheese from Chow
- White Cheddar with Apples from What's Cooking America
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PAA acquires 49% of Zest
Philippines' AirAsia (PAA) yesterday said that it has acquired 49% of Zest Airways, to start a "strategic alliance". In a statement, Philippines' AirAsia CEO Marianne Hontiveros said that the "strategic alliance" between the two LCCs would "complement the strategies for future growth of PAA (Philippines' AirAsia). PAA entered into a strategic alliance agreement with Ambassador Alfredo Yao, the majority shareholder of Zest Airways Inc. And Asiawide Airways Incorporated.
Hontiveros said that the investment in the Zest Group will allow Philippines' AirAsia to "leverage on our respective strengths, which in the case of Zest Air, include its operations out of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport." Zest Air will get a 15 percent stake in Philippines' Air Asia under the deal.
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MULLER, May 1891-1964
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Date: 2/24/2015 at 12:26:55
Funeral Service For Mrs. May Muller
Funeral services were held last Friday, Feb. 28 at 2 p.m. at the Dike First Methodist Church for Mrs. May Muller. Burial was in the Elmwood cemetery.
Mrs. Muller passed away at the Sartori hospital in Cedar Falls on Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 25. She had been a patient at the hospital for the past several weeks.
Mrs. Muller was born Zelma May Jones, daughter of George and Jennie Jones in Waverly, Iowa on Feb. 20, 1891. She was baptized in St. Andrews Church in Waverly and attended school in New Hartford.
She homesteaded in South Dakota in 1908 and in 1910 married Otis Bramblette. Together they homesteaded near Hamil, S. Dakota, and then purchased land near Reliance, S.D. Mr. Bramblette died Nov. 16, 1924. Mrs. Bramblette and her five children farmed with the help of her brother, Millard and Howard Jones until 1929.
That year she married Gerald Muller of Plankington, S.D. He died Jan. 31, 1931. Mrs. Muller moved back to her farm in Reliance. In 1932 she moved to Iowa and was employed by Henry Vander Kolk of New Hartford. She was in his employ for 26 years. Since March, 1959 she has lived in Dike.
She attended church here and was a member of the Legion Auxiliary of New Hartford.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Otis Bramblette, 1924 and Gerald Muller in 1931; three brothers, Veryle, Millard and Howard and one sister, Mrs. Buford Bramblette.
Mrs. Muller is survived by three sons and two daughters: Lee Bramblette of Cedar Falls, Dudley Bramblette of Waterloo, Raphe Bramblette of Cedar Falls, Mrs. Pauline Pickner of Chamberlain, S. Dak., and Mrs. Dusin Brown of Ames; 12 grandchildren, 14 great-grandchildren and three sisters: Mrs. E. P. Tobias and Mrs. Alta Johnson of Dike and Mrs. Jessie Deadrick of Cedar Falls.
--The Grundy Register (Grundy Center, Iowa), 5 March 1964, pg 6
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The days are getting longer and warmer, and there's no better way to celebrate than by attending one of our spring events. From a three-day, outdoor music festival, to a race down the mountain and even a Nordic Festival there will be no shortage of fun.
Peak Pride, March 1 - 3
Peak Pride comes to Sun Peaks, for the first time ever, for a weekend full of music, food and celebration. The village will be decked out in rainbow colours in celebration of all members of the LGBTQ community.
8th Annual Bluebird Banked Slalom/Demo Days, March 9 – 10
The Bluebird Banked Slalom is back for its 8th year and promises to be one of the most entertaining events of the year for racers and spectators alike. The slalom course cruises down the naturally banked terrain of 5 Mile's 'Hully Gully' creating a fun challenge for both skiers and riders. While you're at the race, be sure to check out the demo booths set up at the base of the Sunburst and Sundance chairlifts to try the latest and greatest gear from a few of our favourite ski and board partners.
Nordic Festival, March 16 - 17
Come out for a weekend full of Nordic fun at the Sun Peaks Nordic Festival. Warm up on Saturday night with the sprint challenge, then settle in with your choice of loppet distance on Sunday. Pick one or the other if you're not up for both. All ages and ability levels are welcome to take part in the festival. A post-race social will be held at the Nordic Centre with over $2,000 worth of draw prizes to win!
Snowbombing, April 5 - 7
Europe's famous music festival, Snowbombing, returns to Sun Peaks for the third year in a row. World class acts and inspiring venues create an epic combination and transform the village for three days of unparalleled entertainment. With headliners Illenium and Cypress Hill, festival-goers will be partying the night away after a day spent on the slopes.
Tod Mountain Days, April 13 – 14
The end of the downhill ski season is always a bit sad, but Tod Mountain Days helps makes it a bit sweeter. Take part in the Slush Cup with dozens of decked out skiers and snowboarders and send it into a pool of water. Or, take part in the Top to Bottoms Run and make your way down the hill right to the Bottoms Bar & Grill patio. This weekend event is sure to be fun for the entire family!


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Hutchinson Center can accommodate most technology requests with the assistance of our knowledgeable IT specialist. The center supports video and web conferencing via Polycom and web products including Zoom and Google solutions.
Ideally located in mid-coast Maine, the Hutchinson Center is easily accessible from all points in Maine via Routes 1 and 3. Bangor and Augusta are each a 45-minute drive and Portland is 90 minutes. The center is handicap accessible with free parking and a comfortable air-conditioned environment.
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Directed by Tom Tykwer
Starring Sophie Rois, Sebastian Schipper and Devid Striesow
From the director of Run, Lola, Run and The International comes a sexy romantic drama with a nod to classic Hollywood's screwball comedies.
Hanna and Simon, a couple in their early forties, live together in Berlin. With their 20th anniversary looming, they both become restless despite being truly and deeply in love. Unbeknownst to one another, they become acquainted with Adam, a younger man, and fall in love with him.
Working again with his longtime collaborators (DP Frank Griebe, editor Mathilde Bonnefoy, and co-composers Johnny Klimek and Reinhold Heil), 3 is clearly not your typical 1930's romp. This reinvention of those classic films with Tykwer's sleek direction is a playful update, an intellectual study of a modern couple looking for redefinition in a world of absolutes.
Not ratedRunning Time: 104 minutesLanguage: German, with English subtitles


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SignageStudio / Re: Schedule on display« on: May 09, 2018, 09:42:02 AM »
I am referring to a calendar "schedule", not scheduling the campaigns. Trying to display a google calendar on my screen and afaik, it requires Enterprise.
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Many Latin (Greek, Cyrillic) fonts have serifs, special terminators at the end of stems. And in almost all LGC fonts there should only be a small number of stem widths used (ie. the vertical stem of "l" and "i" should probably be the same).
FontForge does not have a good way to enforce consistency, but it does have various commands to help you check for it, and to find discrepancies.
Let us start with the letter "l" and go through the familiar process of importing a bitmap and defining its outline.
|The imported image
|Use the magnify tool to examine the bottom serif, and note that it is symmetric left to right.
|Outline the right half of the serif
|select the outline, invoke
Edit -> Copy then
-> Paste, and finally
Element -> Transform
-> Transform and select
Flip (from the pull
down list) and
check Horizontal
|Drag the flipped serif over to the left until it snuggles up against the left edge of the glyph
|Deselect the path, and select one end point and drag it until it is on top of the end point of the other half
|Finish off the glyph
|But let's do two more things. First let's measure the stem width, and second let's mark the height of the "l"
|Select the ruler tool from the tool palette, and drag it from one edge of the stem to the other. A little window pops up showing the width is 58 units, the drag direction is 180 degrees, and the drag was -58 units horizontally, and 0 units vertically.
|Go to the layers palette and select the Guide radio box (this makes the guide layer editable). Then draw a line at the top of the "l", this line will be visible in all glyphs and marks the ascent height of this font.
Now let's do "i". This glyph looks very much like a short "l" with a dot
on top. So let's copy the "l" into the "i"; this will automatically give
us the right stem width and the correct advance width. The copy may be done
either from the font view (by selecting the square with the "l" in it and
Edit->Copy) or from the outline view (by
Edit->Select->Select All and
Edit->Copy). Similarly the Paste may be done either in the
font view (by selecting the "i" square and pressing
Edit->Paste) or the outline view (by opening the "i" glyph
and pressing
|Import the "i" image, and copy the "l" glyph.
|Select the top serif of the l
|drag it down to the right height
|go to the guide layer and add a line at the x-height
Let's look briefly
back at the "o" we built before. You may notice that the "o" reaches a little
above the guide line we put in to mark the x-height (and a little below the
baseline). This is called overshoot and is an attempt to remedy an optical
illusion. A curve actually needs to rise about 3% (of its diameter) above
the x-height for it to appear on the x-height.
Let's look at "k". Again we will copy an "l" into it and import an appropriate image.
|Import the "k" image and copy the "l" glyph. Note that the x-height line matches the "k" (as we would hope). Also note that the width of the "l" is inappropriate for "k" so we'll have to select it and drag it over.
|Select the knife tool from the palette, and cut the stem of the "l" shape at appropriate points for "k".
|Remove the splines between the cut points. An easy way to do this is
to grab the spline itself, (which selects its end points) and then do
Edit -> Clear.
|Select the end points and convert them into corner points with
-> Corner.
|Then draw in the outer contour.
|And the inner contour. Finally do an
Edit -> Select -> Select
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Mixed-fabric model - Aigle branding on the top of the shoe.
Lining: Polyester with leather-lined upper shaft, comfort.
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Outsole: Rubber, grip.
- Never dry wet shoes near a heat source or in direct sunlight.
- Care of shoes with a velvety surface (split leather, nubuck...): brush the surface with a soft brush to remove dust then apply waterproofing (never use wax) NB: suede cleaning blocks should be used sparingly to avoid rapid wear of the nap.
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We are currently running the following groups. If you wish to join a group or help form a new group focusing on your own area of interest, please get in touch with Kevin via our contact page… If you are looking for the sign up page here is a link.
Technohackers Science and Technology Group
Ages 9 – 15, Thursday 3:15 to 5:00pm.
The Science and Technology session is an after school group for kids and young teens looks into science and technology with a bit of an experimental angle. We intend it to be a fun clever environment where disaster has plenty of opportunity. The things we do and the topics we cover will be eclectic. Each term will focus on a theme but will stray a bit as we see other interesting things to play with. Term 1 this year we will be looking at Chemistry – with a bit of a food angle. Last year we investigated plastic, looked at the brain and perception (reality), tested ideas in building and construction, and finally in term 4, looked at rockets and projectiles. We never follow a linear path so who knows what we might do this year?
Find out more and registration here…
Questionable Research Labs
Teens, Thursday 6pm to 8pm.
This group is for our older members (13+yrs) to have time and space for disrupting the universe, playing games and working on projects. Probably in a 10:50:40 ratio.
Play, Eat, Talk, Code, Make, Test, Panic, Pretend we know what we are doing, Relax.
• Let's kick of the year with a focus on some existing projects (VR/Tens game, Vending machine, Unity coding, Repairing of various things, Water tank monitor system, all spring to mind). New projects will unavoidably arise (serious and the less than serious).
• As with last year, bring $5 (or a bit more) for a shared Pizza dinner.
• In a nutshell: The Questionable Research Labs is where questionable projects meet curious people. And stuff happens.
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Technohackers Coding Group
Ages 9+, Tuesday 3:15 to 5:00pm.
The Technohackers Coding Group is all about getting into coding and dreaming about the cool game they are going to create. You can start in this group without knowing what you are doing (Technohackers all start not knowing what they are doing) and work towards your own creations. This group is about learning coding to make games. We Create and We Play.
This term we are recruiting some of our senior Technohackers to act as tutors (1 to 3 learners). It does make it a little more expensive but it might also be a little bit better.
Contact Kevin for more information. Participants will need access to a laptop, perseverance and a love of computer games. We have a couple spare laptops and are always looking for not-too-old donations.
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Technohackers Robotics Group
Tuesday 6 – 8pm.
This year the Technohackers Robotics Group is all about building and then racing autonomous AI robot cars. We do most of our work from scratch. No shiny off the shelf robots here.
Our platform will be based on the Donkey Car (info here). The main components are an RC car, a Raspberry Pi, a camera and some Python coding (Neural Net to enable the car to learn).
Some coding skills needed, ideally Python. More importantly however, perseverance in the face of not having a clue what you're doing.
Because we need to use reasonably good quality RC Cars as a base the hardware will cost about $250NZ all up. If you are interested, don't let money be a barrier, lets see what we can work out.
Find out more and registration…
Adults: Questionable Research Labs
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Pusha T's on a role, seemingly unveiling new goodies from his freshly-released King Push – Darkest Before Dawn: The Prelude album everyday. Alongside The-Dream, who also appears on the song, Push — who recently kicked a nice freestyle on Sway — performs inside of a church. Check it out after the jump.
With King Push — Darkest Before Dawn: The Prelude out now, Pusha T stopped by Sway in the Morning to break down its lyrical content. Additionally, Pusha T stepped up to the plate and kicked a mean freestyle. Check out the full interview and freestyle after the jump.
Pusha T's Darkest Before Dawn is set to drop first thing midnight and after sharing "Untouchable," "M.F.T.R. (More Famous Than Rich)," and "Crutches, Crosses, Caskets," Pusha T is sharing the heavyweight feature cut "MPA." In addition to recruiting Kanye West, A$AP Rocky, and The-Dream for "MPA," the track is produced by the Dreamville superstar J. Cole. Listen after the jump.
Next week, Pusha T will be dropping his highly anticipated prelude to King Push, Darkest Before Dawn. Having already shared "Untouchable" and "M.F.T.R. (More Famous Than Rich)," he's returning with a new offering in "Crutches, Crosses, Caskets." Produced by Diddy, the song finds Pusha T in beast mode, and snapping on the extra tough beat. ""It's not even overtly hard… it's just a conversation. It's eerie. It's true," he said in a recent interview. "All I see is victims." Check out Pusha T's "Crutches, Crosses, Caskets" after the jump.
Pusha T is set to drop his new album Darkest Before Dawn next week. It's arriving before his highly-anticipated King Push album, which will arrive April 2016. Today, he's shared a new track called "M.F.T.R." (More Famous Than Rich), featuring The-Dream. It's co-produced by Boi-1da and Hudson Mohawke. He shared the lyrics yesterday via Genius. Hear the track above; it premiered on Zane Lowe's Beats 1 show. After the jump!
Pusha's keeping awfully busy. On top of juggling presidential duties over at Kanye West's G.O.O.D. Music imprint, prepping the release of his highly-anticipated album King Push, he's also looking to drop Darkest Before Dawn — the album before the album. That's right, Pusha Ton is reportedly releasing an album before King Push, and it's coming sooner than you think. According to Noisey, Pusha says that Darkest will be out December 18th and features production from Kanye West, Puff Daddy, Timbaland, Baauer, Q-Tip, and Nashiem Myrick. Read what he has to say about the forthcoming project after the jump.
Dame Grease, the producer behind the majority of DMX's It's Dark And Hell Is Hot, is teaming up with King Assassin — whose worked with 2Pac and Ice T — for "My Style," featuring a Sheek Louch, Pusha T, and Freeway. It's a star-studded affair that's worthy of your ears on this frigid Sunday night. Listen after the jump.
Pusha T is sharing the visuals for his new track "Untouchable" from the forthcoming King Push album. Initially only available for Tidal subscribers, he's now sharing the video through Vevo, which is available to all. Directed by Harrison Boyce, the visuals discover the stone-faced Pusha T wandering around the city — looking tough as nails. Check it out after the jump.
Earlier in the week, Pusha T announced the release of his forthcoming studio album — and followup to 2013's excellent My Name Is My Name — King Push. Furthermore, the new president of Kanye West's G.O.O.D. Music record label shared the lyrics from the album's first single, "Untouchables", which has references to Netflix' hit show "Narcos", CrossFit, and even presidential hopeful Donald Trump. Today, Pusha T is sharing the audio for that track, produced by Timbaland. Listen to Pusha T's "Untouchables" after the jump.


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Volume 3, Issue 2, June 2018, Page: 32-40
Decolorization of BF Cibacete Blue (CB) and Red Solophenyle 3BL (RS) Using Aluminum Sulfate and Ferric Chloride
Djamel Ghernaout, Chemical Engineering Department, College of Engineering, University of Ha'il, Ha'il, Saudi Arabia; Chemical Engineering Department, Faculty of Engineering, University of Blida, Blida, Algeria
Chahrazad Laribi, Chemical Engineering Department, Faculty of Engineering, University of Blida, Blida, Algeria
Abdulaziz Alghamdi, Mechanical Engineering Department, College of Engineering, University of Ha'il, Ha'il, Saudi Arabia
Badia Ghernaout, Laboratory of Mechanics (LME), Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Laghouat, Laghouat, Algeria
Noureddine Ait Messaoudene, Mechanical Engineering Department, College of Engineering, University of Ha'il, Ha'il, Saudi Arabia
Mohamed Aichouni, Industrial Engineering Department, College of Engineering, University of Ha'il, Ha'il, Saudi Arabia
Chahrazad Laribi, Chemical Engineering Department, Faculty of Engineering, University of Blida, Blida, Algeria
Abdulaziz Alghamdi, Mechanical Engineering Department, College of Engineering, University of Ha'il, Ha'il, Saudi Arabia
Badia Ghernaout, Laboratory of Mechanics (LME), Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Laghouat, Laghouat, Algeria
Noureddine Ait Messaoudene, Mechanical Engineering Department, College of Engineering, University of Ha'il, Ha'il, Saudi Arabia
Mohamed Aichouni, Industrial Engineering Department, College of Engineering, University of Ha'il, Ha'il, Saudi Arabia
Received: Apr. 2, 2018; Accepted: Apr. 17, 2018; Published: May 15, 2018
DOI: 10.11648/j.wjac.20180302.11 View 1178 Downloads 38
Coagulation process is largely applied for dye removal from textile wastewater treatment. This research aims to focus on implied mechanisms through coagulation of such wastewater. In this work, jar tests are performed to assess the coagulation process as a technique to treat synthetic solutions containing two textile dyes: BF cibacete blue (CB) and red solophenyle 3BL (RS). The effects of operational parameters such as coagulant type (FeCl3 and Al2 (SO4)3. 18H2O (alum)) and dose, initial pH, and dye concentration are studied. For a fixed 15 mg/L concentration of the two dyes, the FeCl3 optimal doses are found to 80 and 20 mg/L for RS and CB with removal rates of 65 and 89%, respectively. Regarding alum, discoloration is achieved at 44 and 77% for CB and RS with optimal doses of 80 and 40 mg/L, respectively. Similar efficiency trends are also obtained for a 50 mg/L concentration of the two dyes. The involved coagulation mechanisms are: charge neutralization followed by precipitation of the insoluble dye-coagulant complexes, and their adsorption into the Al or Fe hydroxides. It would be interesting to follow a real effluent application on the textile industry possibly containing the two dyes tested in this work.
Dye Decolorization, Coagulation, Ferric Chloride, Aluminum Sulfate, BF Cibacete Blue (CB), Red Solephenyle 3BL (RS)
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Djamel Ghernaout, Chahrazad Laribi, Abdulaziz Alghamdi, Badia Ghernaout, Noureddine Ait Messaoudene, Mohamed Aichouni, Decolorization of BF Cibacete Blue (CB) and Red Solophenyle 3BL (RS) Using Aluminum Sulfate and Ferric Chloride, World Journal of Applied Chemistry. Vol. 3, No. 2, 2018, pp. 32-40. doi: 10.11648/j.wjac.20180302.11
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Talented Kiwi mare Lady Le Fay (Thorn Park-Mia le Fay, by Zabeel) has joined the Sydney stable of champion trainer Chris Waller, reports theinformant.co.nz. Originally prepared by Paul and Kris Shailer, Lady Le Fay won 5 of 12 starts before being transferred to new trainer Tony Pike in July. The 5YO, who has not raced since claiming her maiden stakes success in the Listed Anzac 1600 at Awapuni in the autumn, was set to resume at Hastings last week, but the abandonment of the Windsor Park Plate meeting precipitated the decision to transfer her to Waller. "When that happened we looked at our options and decided to send her straight to Sydney," owner and racing manager Michael Hughes said. "Chris can evaluate her and then make his mind up on a programme." He added: "There are plenty of options for her over there. If she was to kick off well she might even make it down to Melbourne for a carnival race or two."


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SAN JOSE – Although goaltending wasn't at all the reason the Vancouver Canucks lost the first two games of their first round series with the Sharks, head coach Alain Vigneault decided to put a healthy Cory Schneider in the net for Game 3, in place of Roberto Luongo.
The decision backfired. Big time.
The Sharks put five goals past Schneider, including three in a two minute 27 second span early in the third period, to cruise to a 5-2 win over Vancouver on Sunday night at HP Pavilion.
The Sharks had a 2-1 lead entering the third, when Logan Couture's shot on a power play beat Schneider to the far side on an attempt that should have been routinely stopped. Nine seconds later, Couture flipped a pass to Patrick Marleau, who deposited his third goal in as many playoff games while falling to the ice between the circles.
San Jose went back to the power play when Henrik Sedin jabbed Couture in the head after a faceoff, and Couture scored his third of the series and second of the night at 4:07.
Luongo replaced Schneider at that point.
Couture finished with four points (2g, 2a), while Joe Pavelski had three points, including goals in each of the first two periods. It was Pavelski's fourth career two-goal playoff game.
San Jose can complete the series sweep at home on Tuesday. The Sharks have been ahead 3-0 in a series three times, winning all three, but requiring seven games to beat the Red Wings in 2011. They have never swept a playoff series.
Teams that have fallen behind 3-0 have come back to win a best-of-seven series just three times in NHL history, the most recent coming in 2010 (Philadelphia over Boston).
The Sharks took advantage of a long two-man advantage to take a first period lead, on penalties to Dale Weise and Dan Hamhuis just 24 seconds apart.
Joe Thornton patiently held on to the puck in the circle, and found Couture in the slot. Couture passed to Pavelski at the side of the net, and Pavelski's deflection over Schneider's shoulder at 14:08 gave San Jose the lead.
Pavelski's second goal of the game made it 2-0 in the second period. He tipped a floating wrist shot by Tommy Wingels from the boards through Schneider's legs at 7:20.
The Canucks got on the board midway through the second when their top line finally made an impact at even-strength. Henrik Sedin slammed on the breaks on a two-on-two rush and found Alex Burrows for a redirection at 11:07. It was the first even strength goal for Vancouver's top line.
Thornton nearly gave the Sharks their two-goal cushion back on a partial breakaway in the closing seconds. He absorbed a cross-check from Jannik Hansen to give the Sharks a power play that carried over into the third period, leading to Couture's first goal.
Hamhuis capped the scoring at 13:12 of the third, when it was much too late for Vancouver to mount any sort of comeback.
Special teams
The Sharks went 0-for-5 on the power play in Game 2, but put the game away in the third period with Couture's two markers. They finished 3-for-8, and are 4-for-17 in the series.
Their three goals in a playoff game tied a franchise record.
The Canucks were 0-for-2. Maxim Lapierre took three of Vancouver's 10 minors.
In goal
Antti Niemi made 28 saves for his third victory.
Schneider made 23 saves on 28 shots before he was pulled for Luongo, who stopped all 10 shots he faced.
Schneider, who went 0-2-1 against San Jose in the regular season, played for the first time since April 22. He missed the last two games of the regular season and first two games of the series with an undisclosed injury.
Scott Gomez played for the first time since April 23, when he was run over by the Dallas Stars' Erik Cole. He skated on the fourth line with Adam Burish and James Sheppard, and also saw time on the second power play unit.
The Canucks inserted Tom Sestito for Andrew Ebbett, their only change from Game 2 besides the starting goaltender.
Up next
Game 4 is at HP Pavilion on Tuesday at 7 p.m. Game 5, if necessary, is back at Rogers Arena on Thursday at 7 p.m.
SAN JOSE – Although goaltending wasn't at all the reason the Vancouver Canucks lost the first two games of their first round series with the Sharks, head coach Alain Vigneault decided to put a healthy Cory Schneider in the net for Game 3, in place of Roberto Luongo.


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Planning an Intimate Wedding in Ogunquit Maine : Small Gathering Venues in Southern Maine
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The excitement of your wedding – It is truly a special time. However, soon enough the reality that you will need a budget and some serious planning help arrives. Occasionally, a bride asks our hotel if all this expense for just one day in Maine is normal. Well, yes. It is a very special day (there is a lot of history to why – for another blog). But if you are looking a way to make a difference with your Southern Maine wedding (or anniversary or birthday – really any celebration), then you may want to consider a charitable wedding.Read More
Southern Maine Weddings Tips: The Best Places to Find a Wedding Cake in Southern Maine
The wedding cake. A sweet ending to a beautiful day. That moment when the happy couple feed each other the first slice. The wedding cake has a long tradition, starting in ancient Roman times as a way to bring good fortune to the bride. In medieval England, the most important part of the wedding meal was the bride cake, as it was instrumental in insuring happiness. And while maybe in our modern times, we realize that some flour, eggs and frosting isn't the key to prosperity, we still all agree that the wedding cake is a tasty tradition.Read More
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Weddings in Maine are very special. The beauty of Southern Maine coast provide a romantic back drop to a wedding celebration. Of course finding the best places to get married in Southern Maine can be a challenge. The crowds flood the coast in summer and those ocean views can get expensive for some budgets. Still, lines for lobster rolls and site fees are no reason to shy away from Southern Maine for your special day!Read More
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Among the many, many things that go into planning a wedding in Maine, inevitably the question of wedding gift bags comes up. Do you or don't you? And if you do, what exactly goes into a wedding gift bag?Read More
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This quilt was tied and loved for quite some time before it began to fall apart. It's stained, discolored, seams splitting, some fabric tears, but I started another rescue job on it. First step was to start pressing
Loosened from the back and ready to press
Smooth it out
Starch, steam, press
More rumples and wrinkles
And more rumples
On the machine – using Darlene Epp's Trillium pantograph
Done! Not perfect, but a lot better than it was
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a pickup truck with rabbit ears
Car enthusiasts are anticipating the release of a long awaited truck from Volkswagen. There are rumors that one might appear at the next auto show but seems like we may have to sit back and wait. There hasn't been an American Volkswagen truck in decades so it would be interesting to see what style components they might incorporate. In past years, Volkswagen has produced compact and midsize trucks, so more than likely it will be released in those markets. Speaking of compact trucks do you remember the VW Rabbit Pickup truck?
perfect to customize
This cool little truck was one that drew in car lovers from all around due to its simplicity and unique features. When you have vehicles such as this that are simply built, they tend to be an easy choice for customization. These trucks are especially unique because pickup trucks today are growing increasingly bigger. I guess you could say that the mentality is that bigger is better. With cheaper oil, comes cheaper gas so it makes the decision easier to go with a larger truck that is more capable.
it may look familiar
The compact truck shares much of its DNA with that of the original rabbit including the cab and engine. Throughout the years you can find the pickup with a variety of engine options that are quite fuel efficient. These engines include both gas and diesel options (the diesel is definitely the most unique). The engine output numbers are less than optimal but is enough to get you cruising and maintain that legendary VW fuel economy. There were some interesting color choices available like Largo Blue and Sunbrite Yellow. Now we just have to wait and see what Volkswagen will unveil! Until then you might want to check out the modern day Volkswagen Rabbit sedan in the form of a 2018 Volkswagen Golf GTI 2018 Volkswagen Golf GTI.


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Apple has finally lifted the restriction on Bitcoin trading apps on the app store which means those of you who are keen traders of the virtual currency, and own an iPhone, will finally be able to trade on the move. The first app to take advantage of this lifted restruction is CoinPocket which appeared on the App Store yesterday after the change of Policy this weekend.
This weekend Apple added a new rule to the store guidelines that have allowed virtual-currency wallets onto the App Store, this new condition requires the developer to simply comply with state and federal laws in all areas that they operate. Previously Apple had prevented virtual currency wallets, which act as bank accounts for Bitcoin and the like, from appearing on the App Store, so it's great to finally see that Apple are becoming more open to virtual currencies, though there's fat chance the App Store will start accepting Bitcoin.
Apple, along with many other companies, have taken a step back from the virtual world of cryptocurrency due to it's unregulated and fairly volatile nature. Let's hope that Apple starts a trend with more people openly accepting currencies like Bitcoin.


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Unlike true Twitter compulsives, I follow only 75 tweeters, from Robert Reich to Charlie Sykes, Norm Ornstein to Stuart Stevens, E.J. Dionne to David Frum. I enjoy philosophical eclecticism. My following (376) is minuscule compared to the aforementioned compulsives; I've seen some who possess, say, 20,000 followers, but they themselves follow about 20,000. I gather there exists a tit-for-tat etiquette in the Twittersphere. At any rate, every Twitter-tweeter I follow adheres to behavioral decency — even, usually, Sean Hannity, whom I follow only for the sheer pleasure of reading his Pol Pot-like propagandistic droolings. He is an unintentional joy.
There is, however, one tweeter I follow who regularly violates every minimum standard of basic human decency: remote Trump adviser and tattooed Nixon fanatic Roger Stone (who himself, astoundingly, has 265,000 followers). My online tailing of this odd little man worries me. He represents all the vileness for which Twitter became popular — in fact, the very vileness which I mostly avoided when Twitter became a communications phenomenon. I seem to derive some sort of sick delight from his over-the-top psychoses, which center, enigmatically, on Hillary Clinton. A sampling, from merely the last 24 hours:
Why do I do this? — follow Stone, I mean. Why do I not unfollow this useless, hateful twit of a probable misogynistic core? My one "follow" among his 265k only further encourages the manifestly deranged Roger S. to spew more steaming buckets of bile — similar to those deployed, for instance, against the equally useless, hateful Donald Trump, whom Stone naturally adores.
I suppose my indefatigable following of Mr. Stone troubles me most because of something I heard, as a child, from Bill Buckley (on "Firing Line"). It profoundly influenced my thinking ever since. He and a guest were addressing the issue of free speech and its abuse by contemptible rotters (such as Stone), when he up and observed that we should never censor the genuinely vile; we should, rather, simply ostracize them. (I should stress that I was quite young when I heard this, hence the novel profundity of its reception on my part.) I found Buckley's opinion intellectually sophisticated and deeply persuasive, thus I have tried to dismiss the wretched Stones of this world with a sort of cheerful blitheness. In short, screw 'em; let them descend into their own little hells, with whatever impunity they seek.
Here, though, is my larger self-troubling. My deliberate following of Mr. Stone is an exception to my Buckleyesque code of conduct, as noted in this post's second paragraph. But Stone is a nobody. So what, really, if I derive a bit of pleasure, now and then, from viewing his slime? Donald Trump, on the other hand — commonly mischaracterized as a U.S. president — gushes more substantive hatefulness in one day than Roger Stone does in a year. I then return it, pretty much daily, in kind — which, I inescapably reckon, makes me part of our vastly problematic political culture of hate.
And yet how else does one cope with — or address — such a miserable, loathsome little man as Trump? I feel trapped in the contemporary right's self-made hell of rhetorical ugliness; I often feel as intolerantly vile as a Roger Stone. I'd prefer to write abut politics as the contentious yet noble, policy-centered profession it once was. Instead, the dirt flies and the venom flows.
My one hope, which is far from unrealistic: Robert Mueller will soon resolve much of my quandary.


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Core technique to be maintained: File tab for hidden journalling
Materials: S H E chipboard, file tab chipboard, ribbon and eyelets, LOVE sizzix cut letters
Available for use. Black ink, paint, diecutter/shape for heart
Materials needed:
- Photo cut into 4.75x 3.75 (landscape orientation)
- 2pcs of pattern paper to be cut (5.5 x 5 inches)as a index card with tab
- 2 pcs ribbon
- Chipboard cut in Sizzix (Shadowbox font), inked/painted & glazed
- Pattern paper cut in to 6 pcs heart in diff sizes
- Pattern paper cut into tiles to mount letters LOVED
- Pattern paper cut from Sizzix alphabars3d foam squares for 3d effect of accents
- Small letter stamps(or pre printed assignment)
- Paint and Glaze (provided), Ink (personal)
- Corner Adorner to anchor photos/photo turns
NOTE: The text "She must be something special, Celebrate her." will included in the printed txt on vellum to be adhered in the journalling area. Technique for the page layout
Journalling- hidden journaling
Photo Mats – index card with tab to mount photo
Titles – Nest/mount title on tiles
Accent – Create a whimsical background by making accents in 3d or multi directional ribbons tied in eyelets
Wednesday, April 11, 2007
She is loved. She must be something special, Celebrate her.
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AMGA Elects 2019 Board and Executive Committee
Alexandria, VA – AMGA's Board of Directors has approved its 2019 Executive Committee and elected 4 new members to its 11-member Board. Terms are effective January 1, 2019.
"AMGA's Board represents the nation's highest performing medical groups and integrated systems of care, who understand how optimizing care delivery improves patient outcomes and supports a value-based care system," said Jerry Penso, M.D., M.B.A. AMGA President and Chief Executive Officer. "Their expertise will be instrumental to AMGA in its mission to help members improve population health, lower costs and improve care quality."
Christopher J. Sclafani, PE, M.B.A., Chief Operating Officer of CareMount Medical, P.C., will serve as AMGA's Board Chair in 2019. A renowned workforce development strategist and innovator, Sclafani has been actively involved with AMGA for well over a decade. He succeeds Ashok Rai, M.D., President and Chief Executive Officer of Prevea Health, who will remain on the Board's Executive Committee as Immediate Past Chair.
"The U.S. healthcare system is going through a major transformation, and it's during times like these that organizations such as my own look to AMGA for advocacy, best-practices and peer-to-peer learning," Sclafani said. "I am honored to serve alongside a group as accomplished as AMGA's Board to enhance the organization's value to members and advance high performance health."
AMGA Board members, including its Executive Committee, represent the breadth and diversity of AMGA's membership. The full 2019 Executive Committee includes:
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Seven individuals will continue their Board service in 2019:
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Oklahoma's Manyang suspended indefinitely from basketballMay 6, 2016 - 7:13 PM NORMAN, Okla. (AP) Oklahoma has suspended Akolda Manyang from the basketball team indefinitely after he was charged with assaulting a former football player.
The school announced the suspension Thursday after Manyang was charged with aggravated assault for an incident on Campus Corner in Norman. Court documents allege Manyang punched former Sooners' football player Tyler Evans in the mouth and broke two of his teeth early Sunday.
Manyang is a 7-foot center who played in 25 games last season and averaged 2.5 points, 2.1 rebounds and 1.4 blocks per game.
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I'm a printmaker and I also work in mixed media acrylics. This is the third time I participated in The Sketchbook Project.
Last summer I discovered gelatin plate printmaking and The Turnip Princess - a collection of previously lost Bavarian fairy tales. I've spent the intervening months on images of crows, ravens, hares and the vegetables from endless trips to the farm stands. After the harvest it's been mostly dried leaves, seed pods and twigs.
To me, the Kingdom of fairy tales correlates directly to life on this planet, except that in a fairy tale, the connection between the king and the beet farmer not tenuous, they are obvious and matter of fact.
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17 Things No One Will Tell You Before You Move to England
England is an amazing place: full of culture, beautiful scenery, and enough pubs to make sure no one will ever be short of a drink. Here are a few things that people may not tell you before you move there.
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Definition of Non-renewable Resources
An economic resource that cannot be replaced once used. Examples of non-renewable resources include:
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Some resources are potentially renewable, but, overconsumption could also permanently deplete them. For example, fish stocks are generally renewable. However, if there is over-fishing then a species could be made extinct in a certain way.
Something like oil and coal take millions of years to form so are for all intents and purposes non-renewable once stocks are used.
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An oldie, but a goodie! #Repost
Why not try out this mean grain free version of a pancake? High in protein, full of good low GL carbohydrates and tastes amazing.
You will need:
1. A frying pan
2. A hob
3. An oven or microwave
4. 1 small-medium sweet potato or yam.
5. 125ml egg whites
6. 1 scoop casein protein
7. Vanilla extract
8. 1 tablespoon Stevia
9. 1 tablespoon cinnamon
10. 1 teaspoon baking powder
1. Cook yourself a sweet potato or yam – I used 200g. A couple of minutes in the microwave or about 45-50 minutes baked in an oven.
2. Scoop out the inner flesh into a bowl. (Or if lazy like me, a blender)
3. Add 1 scoop of vanilla or chocolate casein protein (use casein not whey as whey denatures – becomes nothing, when heated). 1 tablespoon of Stevia. 1 tablespoon cinnamon. A couple of drops of vanilla extract, 1 teaspoon of baking powder and about 125ml of liquid egg whites.
4. Mix all the ingredients in the bowl until a thick batter.
5. Heat a frying pan on the hob to a medium heat and add a teaspoon of coconut oil.
6. Pour your desired amount of batter into the pan to create your pancake. (You could make 3 small or one big one. Bare in mind that the bigger the size, the longer it will take to cook and could burn the outsides before it is fully cooked through).
7. Cook on each side for 2-3 minutes
8. Serve and enjoy!


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A beautiful cello with a soaring, powerful and resonant tone, perfectly balanced for a wide variety of repertoire. The back is of two pieces of quarter sawn maple of medium width flaming. The top is of clear, medium grained spruce. The varnish is amber-orange over a golden ground.
Harold M. Hayslett, one of America's most honored violinmakers, was born in West Virginia in 1917. After serving in France during World War II, he became a pipefitter, and started making violins shortly thereafter as a hobby. His reputation grew quickly, leading him to open his workshop in 1954. Over the years he won many maker's competitions, including a gold medal from the Violin Society of America. Known best for his fine cellos, he was the subject of 1996 feature documentary, Building a Cello with Harold. Hayslett is listed in the guide, The Violin Makers of the United States. Hayslett died in 2018 at the age of 100.