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International (EN)
Course Description
The Industrial Design course of studies at HTW Berlin is practice-oriented with a strong focus on project work, which enables students to develop various communication and product development skills at an international level, whether for analog or digital media in two- and three-dimensional contexts. You are taught basic principles, methods, models and the use of appropriate tools in order to develop product innovations in various medial and functional contexts based on social, cultural, scientific and technical innovations. Courses focus on teaching methods to develop concepts, designs as well as technical implementation of industrial products as well as design-related services in national, international and intercultural contexts. This includes the following subjects: design theory, design basics, concept development, design conception and methodology, conceptual and creative methods, design projects, universal design thinking, design discourse as well as many practical exercises. The practice-oriented education ensures that you develop social and personal competence such as systematic and goal-oriented thinking, the ability to organize and manage complex design projects, work collaboratively in teams and deal well with conflicts. You become a confident designer personality by combining theoretical knowledge with intuitive competence as a result of experience-oriented and excellent studies. Throughout the course, you develop efficient self-management skills to be able to systematically structure your individual workflow.
At completion of the Bachelor's program graduates receive a degree that enables them to work successfully in various fields, from planning to development to presentation of design products and processes in all areas of the design industry. Graduates will be qualified employees who are able to self-sufficiently analyze task and project requirements, develop solutions and work productively to realize interdisciplinary projects. Other fields of employment are concept development, product marketing and consulting as well as professions in other industries with design-related product development.
Incoming Students on exchange programmes
If you are an Incoming student into Faculty 5 on an exchange programme (such as Erasmus), a list of your local contacts is available here. If you do not study at one of our partner universities (listed below), please contact the International Office first to find out if an institutional agreement is possible to allow you to spend a semester or a year at HTW Berlin.
Full-time study candidates from abroad
If you are considering studying the Industrial Design course on a full-time basis, please refer to our International Applicationssection.
Modules in English
HORIZON is the new international programme at HTW Berlin. It is primarily designed for exchange students from our overseas partner universities. Depending on your field of study at home university, you can choose between different thematic tracks delivered in English. The Design and the Fashion tracks are meant for students at Faculty 5.
As an Incoming Student, you have the opportunity to take the following modules in Industrial Design:
|ECTS Points
|German as a Foreign Language
|4 (mandatory)
|winter and summer
|Universal Design Thinking (BI 15)
|6 (mandatory)
|winter and summer
|BI 40 Long-term Design Project
|10 (mandatory)
|winter and summer
|BI 42 Long-term Design Project
|winter only
|BI 46 Short-term Design Project
|5 (mandatory)
|winter and summer
|Cultural Translation – Connecting Europe and Asia from Japan (B20)
|summer only
|Introduction to Japanese Culture (AWE)
|winter and summer
|AWE Site-Specific Projections and Urban Histories (AWE)
|winter and summer
|Creative Outdoor Drawing (B5.22)
|winter and summer
|Art and Architecture in Berlin (AWE)
|winter and summer
|Potential of Bamboo (AWE)
|winter and summer
|Becoming a Global Graduate (AWE)
|winter and summer
|Creative Pattern Development (AWE)
|winter and summer
|Techniques in Illustration and Visualization (B5.23)
|winter and summer
|Introduction to Research Methods and Scientific Writing (BIB1.1)
|winter and summer
We are working towards further increasing the number of modules delivered in English in Faculty 5 so please check this site for a latest list before you prepare your application. You may also enroll into modules on other degree courses and/or in other Faculties, subject to availability and consent from a Lecturer or a Course Manager, where these modules are relevant to your degree and when your choice is accepted by your home university's outgoing students Coordinator (via a Learning Agreement).
Should you wish to take modules in German as well, our language level requirement is B2 ( as per the ECFR).
Industrial Design partner universities
We are always happy to receive partnership requests from other institutions. If you represent an overseas university not on the list below and would like to initiate an agreement with HTW Berlin Faculty 5, please send your proposal by e-mail to the Dean of the Faculty, Prof. Katrin Hinz, at email@example.com
Partner institutions
|Partner Institution
|Teaching language
|University of Cincinnati
|United States/Cincinnati
|Coventry University
|United Kingdom/Coventry
|Metropolia University of Applied Sciences
|BEZALEL Academy of Arts and Design
|Lahti University of Applied Sciences
|English, Finnish
|Oslo and Akershus University College of Applied Sciences
|NID National Institute of Design
|ESAD Ecole Supérieure d'Art et Design de Saint-Etienne
|HU Hogeschool Utrecht


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How to set up your Samsung Gear VR?
Setting up your Samsung Gear VR is very simple, but there are a few quick tips to jot down before transporting yourself to another reality. We'll tell you all about what you need to do before putting on the headset, so your enjoyable time is guaranteed.
Gear VR Parts
You should have the following pieces of Gear VR:
- One long strap
- One plastic visor
- One elastic tag with SAMSUNG written on it
- One short strap with a plastic hook
- Two AAA batteries
- One wrist strap for a motion controller
- One motion controller
- One micro USB adapter
- One USB-C adapter (attached when shipped)
Assembling the head straps
Attach the plastic hook of the short strap to the small metal bar on the plastic visor. The front of the headset should face the open side of the hook. Now, slide the elastic tag onto the long strap. The company logo should be right-side up.
Insert both sides of the long strap into the slots on the plastic visor sides. The velcro parts should be facing outward.
Attach the middle of the long strap to the velcro side of the short strap. Insert the batteries into the motion controller.
Thread the wrist strap through the hole under the battery cover, then reattach the cover to attach the wrist strap to the motion controller. Put the Gear VR Controller in the elastic tag on the side strap.
This is it! Keep in mind you might have to adjust the head straps a bit when you put the headset on to give you a nice, snug fit.
Getting the right fit with Samsung Gear VR
How do you install Gear VR software on a Galaxy S8 or S9? As you know, these versions don't come with pre-installed Gear VR software, so it has to be downloaded. This is what you have to do to make this work:
- Insert your phone into the Gear VR
- Wait for instructions to remove the phone
- Remove your phone from the Gear VR
- Tap on Agree under the agreement on the screen, then on Next
- Tap on Install to start the Gear VR software download process
Thank you for reading our tips. We hope you found them useful! On a final note, you can swap the adapter on the headset if your phone uses micro USB instead of USB-C. To do this, switch the adapter to unlock, take it out, and replace it with the micro USB version.

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Firm Bio
LoftusLaw was founded in 2012 with a mission of helping people during a vulnerable time – the sale or purchase of a home. The firm prides itself on providing service with a Personal touch, which sets LoftusLaw apart from the crowd. But you don't have to take our word for it. Just see what our clients have to say about us!
X Zhou
22:13 06 Jul 19
I have worked with Patrick and his team for both the purchase and the sale of my condo in South Loop Chicago. In additional to being professional and efficient in real estate transactions, he guided me through the process of contract negotiations with patience and insight. His input ultimately helped me to close the deal. I will put my word for him enthusiastically when it comes to real estate transactions in Chicago and its vicinity.
Michael Lewanski
03:32 29 Jun 19
Patrick was our lawyer during the process of buying our first home. Every step of the way he was professional, responsive, and clear. He represented our interests in a thorough and dedicated manner, and we certainly saved money as a result of his services. His experience with and knowledge of the home-buying process was on display during the closing, and his friendly manner kept things comfortable and low-stress. Highly recommended, absolutely would hire him again.
Jainesh Patel
01:00 28 Jun 19
Amazing to work with! Made sure everything was done in a timely manner and during closing took the time to make sure I understood and was at ease. Would highly recommend him for anyone needing an attorney in the Chicago area.
Ian McDonald
14:01 29 Apr 19
My partner and I purchased our first real estate property and retained Patrick to help us with the legal side of things. He was extremely responsive, candid, and made us feel comfortable throughout the process. I highly recommend Patrick to anyone looking for a stress free experience!
Mick Bockstruck
19:56 25 Mar 19
We were referred to Patrick by a close friend (who is also an attorney). He assisted us with the sale of our condo and the purchase of our new house. He was very helpful getting our full value from our house purchase, and went above and beyond explaining each step of the process. He even showed up at our closing while a bit under the weather, as he wanted to make sure everything finished smoothly. Although I hope to not be buying/selling anytime soon, Patrick would be my first call if I do.
Max Montesino
02:24 08 Feb 19
Patrick is very good at explaining the home buying process (the legal aspects) and relentless in looking out for his clients. Would absolutely work with him again.
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Have done transactions with Patrick this year and in the past. He is always responsive and efficient. I would highly recommend him.
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23:21 06 Nov 18
Look no further for your real estate lawyer needs. Patrick is very attentive, well-versed in all scenarios regarding real estate law and a pleasure to work with. Patrick gets my strongest recommendation!
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Patrick was the real deal. I discovered Loftus Law through our realtor, and didn't know a whole lot about working with lawyers in the home buying process, but I quickly discovered how easy Patrick made it, especially by having someone that is there to work for you, unbiasedly. If I were to sell or buy again in the Chicago area, Patrick would be my first choice. Also can I say, that he's real, and down to earth. He's not a robot working through our property documents, but a real person, helping me make realistic decisions. He coached and advised me in the closing process for our condo, with suggestions on what to take seriously and what to not put up a fight about, in simple, down to earth terms.
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21:06 07 Aug 18
Patrick was a stellar lawyer to have beside me at closing and to negotiate on my behalf throughout the home-buying process. His explanations and insights made me feel confident about this significant transaction. Generally a nice and trustworthy person who knows a bunch about laws and real estate.
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LoftusLaw made the sale of my rental property secure and simple. Patrick took the time to walk me through every document with detailed explanation and really made me feel like we had a large firm in our corner. I will definately be returning to LoftusLaw when I buy our next property. Thank you again for all your help!
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Patrick provided great service for in the buying process for my first condo. He is accessible and responsive and explained everything clearly. Highly recommended.
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Patrick did a very good job on my recent condo purchase. Everything was clearly explained and he was very patient with me. First time home buying experience was not good overall, but that had nothing to do with the services Patrick offered. In fact, i'm willing to say it would have been much worse if we did not have Patrick. I have no negative comments. Attention to detail potentially saved me thousands.
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Cartoon Network is launching a new one-hour block of programming in spring of 2012 called DC Nation, which will feature the currently running Young Justice and the upcoming Green Lantern: The Animated Series. Come 2013, however, the CGI animated series Beware the Batman will join the party.
The announcement was made at the MIP Junior showcase over the weekend in Cannes, France.
Right now the Dark Knight can be seen in the lighter, guest spot-centric Batman: The Brave and the Bold series – which is set to wrap up its three-year run soon. Much like Batman: Brave and the Bold, Beware the Batman will feature appearances from some of DC's lesser-known characters.
For starters, one of the main villains Batman is set to face off against will be Professor Pyg and the Circus of the Strange – who were recently inducted into the caped crusader's rogues gallery during Grant Morrison's epic Batman arc.
According to Sam Register, executive vice president for creative affairs at Warner Bros. Animation, "We didn't want to do another Joker story – there's too many of them. We just needed to do something new, so we're starting off with new villains."
More interestingly, though, further changes will come in the form of Batman's supporting cast. Apparently, in lieu of the Robin character, viewers will see Katana – a sword-wielding samurai from the DCU, currently starring in the DCnU version of Birds of Prey. Also, in a move that is sure to have many a Bat-fan puzzled, Alfred Pennyworth appears to be joining Bruce Wayne's crusade against crime with some two-fisted handgun action.
Register touched on the lack of Bruce Wayne's ward by cryptically stating, "Katana is going to be his new Robin – but not necessarily." Register did not offer insight to the gun-toting Alfred, however.
Before Beware the Batman hits Cartoon Network in 2013, the ambitious DC Nation will have already been a year old. The entertainment block will be anchored around core episodic programming like the Young Justice, Green Lantern: The Animated Series and Beware the Batman, but DC Nation is also slated to become a one-stop shop for fans of the overall DC universe.
For starters, the network plans to air a multitude of different animated shorts from the likes of Aardman Animations featuring Batman in the company's trademark style, while another set of shorts will highlight DC characters like Wonder Girl, Batgirl and Supergirl in Super Best Friends Forever. Finally, for the die-hards, Plastic Man will get some much-needed face time, while Doom Patrol will be featured in a series of action-oriented shorts.
DC Nation will also bring the world of comics to the fans through a series of live-action news shorts that will range from interviews with top DC brass like Jim Lee, to brief stories on every-day folks who have a unique passion for comics and the DCU.
The ambitious project should help to introduce DC's vast array of characters to a whole new audience, and help pave the way for more feature films or television series like the upcoming Deadman and The Spectre series Warner Bros. has planned.
In the meantime, fans can catch a sneak preview of Green Lantern: The Animated Series this November on Cartoon Network, before the series debuts as part of DC Nation in the spring of 2012.
Stay tuned as more info regarding Beware the Batman and DC Nation becomes available.
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Ellen McLaughlin (Rosemary Muldoon) is marking her second appearance at George Street Playhouse, having portrayed Margie in Good People in 2013. Broadway: Angels in America (Walter Kerr Theater). Off-Broadway: Septimus and Clarissa (Ripe Time); Blue Window, (Manhattan Theater Club); The Bacchae (LaMaMa); A Bright Room Called Day (Public Theater); String of Pearls (Primary Stages). Regional: Dear Elizabeth (People's Light and Theater), Penelope, The Year of Magical Thinking, All My Sons (Playmakers' Rep. NC); A Delicate Balance (Yale Rep. and Arena Stage, DC); A Midsummer Night's Dream (McCarter Theatre, NJ); Hedda Gabbler, Ghosts (Berkeley Repertory Theater); Fen, Road, Angels in America (Eureka Theater, SF, CA); King Lear (Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Portland); A Girl's Life, Three Penny Opera (Trinity Rep., RI); Cryptogram (Yale Rep.); Angels in America (Mark Taper Forum, LA); Top Girls (Williamstown, MA); Homebody/Kabul (Intiman Theater, Seattle). TV: Law & Order. McLaughlin is also an award-winning playwright whose plays have received numerous off-Broadway, regional and international productions.


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We recently won $50,000 of Ads on BART via the BART Blue Sky contest and are extremely excited that the campaign will be launching September 2nd.
In tandem with the BART ads, we're running a contest called "Show Your Face. Pledge to Fight Food Waste." To enter the contest, take a picture of yourself in front of one of our BART ads and tweet it or post to Facebook with #FoodShiftPledge, or you can email your submission to firstname.lastname@example.com. One winner will be randomly drawn each week to get a prize from a local business!
And if you haven't already, please sign our pledge and join the movement to end food waste!


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The Washington Nationals claimed the National League East title last season with 97 wins. The Miami Marlins, Atlanta Braves, Philadelphia Phillies and Mets each lost at least 85 games. It was one of just two divisions in baseball that featured only one winning team.
If the first full month of the 2018 season was a harbinger, things may be flipped this season. The Nationals, despite their talent, have a losing record while the improved Mets, Braves and Phillies are all above .500.
The Mets (17-10) hold a slim edge atop the N.L. East, but they got another taste of the Braves' youth-fueled revival in a 3-2 loss. Mike Soroka, the Braves' 20-year-old prospect making his major league debut, vexed the Mets for six innings, leading the way as Atlanta (17-11) beat its division for the third time in four games this season.
Behind Soroka, the 21-year-old second baseman Ozzie Albies and the 20-year-old Ronald Acuna Jr. both dazzled, combining for three hits and two runs at the plate off the Mets ace Noah Syndergaard, who, at 25, seemed like a grizzled veteran by comparison. Acuña, Soroka and Albies, in that order, are the three youngest active players in the majors, and they represent a strong present and a bright future for Atlanta.
"The division is substantially upgraded," Mets General Manager Sandy Alderson said before the game. "We're going to have to play good baseball throughout the season. I think we'll rise to the situation."
Against the Braves' potent lineup of youngsters and veterans, Syndergaard coughed up three runs on a season-high 10 hits over six innings. His command wavered early, when the Braves pounced on him for a 3-0 lead in the first inning.
"This loss is really just on me," he said, citing a lack of feel for his pitches and the Braves' aggressiveness.
The Mets' lone run through the first eight innings came on a solo performance by left fielder Yoenis Cespedes, who returned to the lineup sooner than expected. He had exited Sunday's game early after jamming his left hand sliding into third on a stolen base.
But after playing catch and hitting off a tee during Monday's off-day in New York, Cespedes was cleared to play. He did not receive further tests, as first expected, beyond an initial X-ray, which showed no breaks.
Any potential Mets' need will hinge on Plawecki's return. He will likely need the full four weeks, if not more, to recover. The strength in his hand had not fully returned, Alderson said.
Even without Swarzak, the Mets' bullpen has performed solidly despite a few blown games during the second half of April. But there was little need for stout relief pitching on Tuesday once the Mets fell behind.
With two men after bloop singles in the bottom of the ninth inning, Amed Rosario failed on two slash bunt attempts before striking out. Then Wilmer Flores drove in a run with a groundout, and Jose Reyes flied out to left field to cap another defeat to the up-and-coming Braves.


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RODSIn this section you will find rods for all purposes, whether it is Catfish, Mahseer, Tarpon, Bonefish or anything else that takes your fancy.
A lot of these rods have the added bonus that they are multi-sectioned as well enabling you to slip the rod into the suitcase without the wife being any the wiser!
If not we also hold a range of Flambeau rod tubes, these Keep It Safe (KIS) style cases will protect your rods from damage during transit to your destination.


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WAYNE, New Jersey, October 8, 2008 – New York, NY-based Metrovision Production Group has added an assortment of Fujinon HD lenses to the company's HD lens inventory for use on a variety of mobile productions and on its new HD production truck, Metrovision HD-1. The lenses include: an XA101x8.9ESM super telephoto field lens, two XA88x8.8ESM telephoto lenses, one HA42x9.7ERD premier series stabilized telephoto ENG style lens, one HA22X7.8ERM premier series HD ENG style telephoto lens and one HA13x4.5ERM ENG-style super wide angle lens with 2x extender and Digi-Power servo.
Established in 1988, Metrovision provides broadcast and remote production equipment and services for the video broadcast community, personnel and uplink services.
Metrovision's latest purchase continues a long-standing relationship with Fujinon. "Metrovision has witnessed major changes in the broadcast and video industry throughout our history, but all along, Fujinon has been the first word when it comes to lenses,� said Patrick Augustin, Metrovision's Production and Technical Manager. "Our clients depend on their reputation for quality and flexibility, and so have we. We specifically chose the 101 and the 88 for use in our 40-foot HD truck, Metrovision HD-1. We consider them one of the major selling points of our remote services.�
Metrovision production services span a variety of events, including sporting events and entertainment such as the Breeder's Cup and Major League Baseball. A production team recently shot a performance at the Hard Rock Café concert venue in Hollywood, Florida that featured musical group "Bad Company.�
"In the production service business, there's no telling where your equipment will be from day to day,� added Augustin. "Having Fujinon glass means you're prepared for just about anything, whether the lens is positioned at the back of the house for an annual meeting or you need a long lens for an outdoor concert.�
Fujinon is a major manufacturer and distributor of optics and lens assemblies for the broadcast, digital cinema, and industrial markets. The company's line of television zoom lenses are used in virtually every segment of the broadcast industry, including electronic newsgathering, studio and field production, and high definition television. For more information about Fujinon broadcast and communications products, call 1 (973) 633-5600 or visit our web site at


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"Not too long ago, I was having dinner with a good friend of mine who is an SIIA member and discussions turned to SIIA CODiE awards. I told her that I was grateful to SIIA members and how important the organization is to uCertify. She asked me to let the SIIA members know how I felt….so here it is:
It was about a year ago, uCertify won a few CODiEs including the one for the best Education Solution. While, we were very grateful to SIIA, SIIA members and CODiE judges, nothing could prepare us for what was to follow:
I truly believe that winning CODiEs played a role in our success last year. SIIA CODiE awards are remarkable because they level the playing field, giving newer companies like uCertify a fighting chance. By recognizing companies like us, you make others take notice and push the innovation and industry forward.
As I write this, the 2016 CODiE Awards are now in the second round - peer review of judging where (until May 6th) SIIA members vote for on the most innovative products currently on the market at http://www.siia.net/archive/codies/2016/vote/login.asp. Winners will be announced on May 18th."
"What I like most about the benefits of my company's ETIN membership is having a chance to interact directly with other like-minded professionals through different types of channels like the Technology and Development Committee monthly meetings, ETIN Board of Directors, conference programs, webinars, and frequent e-mails. So often education technology can be isolating, and people feel like they are the only ones experiencing an issue or working to solve a problem in education. The collaboration opportunities in ETIN have made me more connected to a larger community of people trying to make positive changes for students and educators. In addition, the award programs and networking opportunities that are part of the ETIN are a huge advantage for companies at all stages of development."
"But what truly sets EBF apart from any other startup experience is the learning. The roundtables and panels are incredible ways to get to know other folks and share best practices. The One-to-One Business Connections meetings were great ways to discuss synergies for potential business opportunities. But, by far, my most valuable experiences at EBF were the personal investor and potential partner meetings to which EBF opened the doors."
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- Jena Draper, CatchOn
"This will probably come as a shock to a lot of people, but public education is part of the government. Crazy, right? And that means that, as education companies we can't just come up with a great product, show it to teachers, and expect to be successful. Our products and services have to comply with state and federal legislation and policy, and intricately defined funding streams. Our products have to help decision makers with their compliance and funding requirements if we are going to be successful.
How do we keep up with changes to policies, legislation, and funding streams (and possibly even influence them)? That's where The SIIA ETIN Ed Policy Forum comes in. You can browse through relevant Federal and State policies and issues. You can subscribe to a weekly "This Week in Ed Tech Policy" email, and you can participate in interactive phone calls and webinars on critical issues that will directly affect your ability to provide your service into schools and districts. If you don't pay attention to this stuff, you can't be successful."
- Mitch Weisburgh, Academic Business Advisors
"In case anyone has a challenge remembering what "ETIN" stands for, I think it's one word. Opportunity. When you really participate, you learn, you make great connections, and you have a direct pipeline to what's new and what's coming in education and technology. We recently teamed up with C. Blohm & Associates (cblohm.com) to present a webinar on marketing for the school year ahead for ETIN and it gave both of our firms the opportunity to share insights and interact with new and veteran education marketers alike. I consider our ETIN membership an essential component of Winter Group's own marketing and market intelligence program. In short speak, I'm a fan!"
- Linda Winter,
Have you had an ETIN experience that led to a great partnership, a business opportunity or uproarious laughter? Give us your anecdote in a couple of short paragraphs (100-125 words) and we'll share it in the ETIN Member Newsletter. Send stories to Jill Abbott.


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Recombination in Glomus intraradices, a supposed ancient asexual arbuscular mycorrhizal fungus
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Background Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) are important symbionts of most plant species, promoting plant diversity and productivity. This symbiosis is thought to have contributed to the early colonisation of land by plants. Morphological stasis over 400 million years and the lack of an observed sexual stage in any member of the phylum Glomeromycota led to the controversial suggestion of AMF being ancients asexuals. Evidence for recombination in AMF is contradictory. Results We addressed the question of recombination in the AMF Glomus intraradices by sequencing 11 polymorphic nuclear loci in 40 morphologically identical isolates from one field. Phylogenetic relationships among genotypes showed a reticulate network pattern providing a rationale to test for recombination. Five statistical tests predicted multiple recombinant regions in the genome of a core set of isolates. In contrast, five clonal lineages had fixed a large number of differences. Conclusion Our data show that AMF from one field have undergone recombination but that clonal lineages coexist. This finding has important consequences for understanding AMF evolution, co-evolution of AMF and plants and highlights the potential for commercially introduced AMF inoculum recombining with existing local populations. Finally, our results reconcile seemingly contradictory studies on whether AMF are clonal or form recombining populations. Show more
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PublisherBioMed Central
SubjectArbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungus; Amplify Fragment Length Polymorphism; Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungus Species; Clonal Evolution; Recombination Breakpoint
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Annastasia Hicks- President
Annastasia is the manager at Ashford Acres Inn. She graduated from Centre College in 2015 and Harrison County High School in 2011. She played soccer at Centre for four years. She also is the chairman of the dog park initiative in Cynthiana.
Eric Opland-Vice President
Eric is the Plant Manager for 3M Company in Cynthiana. He has been with 3M for 18 years in various manufacturing locations (Minnesota & South Dakota). He grew up in North Dakota, has a family including wife (Andrea) and 4 children; Kelby (12), Alexis (10), Isaac (9), & Brynlee(7). He also serves on the Lions Club and United Community Fund board in Cynthiana.
REBECCA JENKINS - Past President
Rebecca Jenkins is the Director of Human Resources for Harrison Memorial Hospital. Rebecca received her Masters Degree in Executive Human Resource Development from Xavier University. And, she was delighted when the opportunity came to work and serve in the community where she was born and raised. She and her husband, Tim reside in Cynthiana with their three children; Lauren (15), Jared (15), and Sierra (11). They are active members of Cynthiana Baptist Church and enjoy spending the weekends boating and camping. Rebecca is the past Board Chair for the Opportunity for Work and Learning (OWL) and currently serves on the OWL Foundation. This is her fourth year on the Chamber Board.
BRENT HOPTRY - Treasurer
Brent Hoptry is Chairman, President and CEO of Farmers Deposit Bank. Farmers Deposit Bank is a community bank serving Cynthiana, Carlisle, Paris and surrounding counties. Brent and his wife Diane moved to Cynthiana in 2012. Brent serves as President of the Cynthiana Harrison County Chamber of Commerce and is on the board of directors of Cynthiana Main Street. He is a member of the Lions Club and attends Indian Creek Christian Church.
Manager, Member Accounting and Community Relations. - Blue Grass Energy Electric Cooperative, serving 55,000 members in 23 Kentucky counties. Offices located in Cynthiana, Nicholasville, Richmond, and Lawrenceburg. Carol has served on the chamber board for many years and served as Chamber Board President in 2007. She is also a member of the Cynthiana Lions Club.
Trish Jenkins is a Cynthiana native and the general manager/advertising manager of The Cynthiana Democrat and Harrison County Shopper. She serves on various boards within the community.
Kelly Kendall, Coordinator of Volunteer Services for Hospice of the Bluegrass. She has been with Hospice in her current position for 14 years and works with volunteers and fundraising activities. Kelly is very involved in many community endeavors. Member of Cynthiana Christian Church and Bel-Airs Bell Choir, Lions Club, Housing Authority Board, Family Resource Youth Service Center Board, HOSA Board, and member of the Licking Valley Singers. Kelly is married to Lee Kendall and has 2 children Laura (Josh) Ashbrook and Katie (Colin) Duffie. Her Family is very involved with sports and all love to play golf (especially Kelly).
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Austin Dacci
Austin was born in Lexington but spent his childhood in Harrison Co. He graduated from HCHS in 2004 and then went on to attend Eastern Kentucky University, where he graduated in 2009 with a Bachelors degree in General Dietetics. He then went on to attain his Masters Degree in Community Nutrition also at EKU. He is currently employed by the Harrison Co. Board of Education as the Food Service Director, and KCTCS and an Adjunct Instructor. In 2016, He became part owner of Maiden City Brewing Co. on Pike St.
Bonnie Pierce Teater, retired from Mississippi State University, is serving her first year on the Chamber board as the community representative. Bonnie is currently county treasurer for the Harrison County Extension Homemakers; president of the Harrison County Woman's Club; president elect of Beta Sigma Phi sorority; and serves on numerous committees of the Cynthiana Christian Church. She also volunteers for Hospice of the Bluegrass and Harrison Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
Karen Walters is a Quality Engineer for Bullard, a leading manufacturer of personal protective equipment and systems worldwide, headquartered in Cynthiana. She has been in the industrial manufacturing business for over 20 years with previous experience in both the automotive and medical device markets. She was born and raised in Harrison county and enjoys being involved in her church and spending "lake time" with her family. She also serves on the Harrison County Educational Foundation and is a charter member of Harvest of Hope, a communtiy outreach program.
Dominique Willis
Dominique is an employee of the Community Action Council. She has been with them for over four years. She is also the co founder of the S.A.F.E.T.Y. Alliance program, to help provide a stable environment for children. In her free time she loves diy projects, photography and crafting.
JAMES SMITH - Mayor
James Smith is Mayor of the City of Cynthiana and a co-owner of the Rohs Opera House, a local cinema and theater. He is also a minister of Cornerstone Christian Church and is active in the Cynthiana Arts Council, the Rohs Theatre Company, and the Harrison County Ministerial Association. James was former Board President of the Chamber in 2014 & 2015. He was elected Mayor of Cynthiana in 2015 and will serve until December 2019.
ALEX BARNETT - County Judge Executive
Alex Barnett is currently serving his second term as Harrison County Judge Executive. He is a lifelong resident of Harrison County and an eighth generation farmer on the same land that his family settled in 1790. Alex is married to Michelle and they have two children; Ally(21) and Brandon(24).
Stephanie Burden- Cynthiana Main Street Program
Stephanie is the director of the Cynthiana Main Street Program. She is also the owner of Flower Depot. She is a Cynthiana native and married with two little girls. This is her second year on the chamber board.


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After two days of two cats, today Raspberry Sassafras is excited to be reading two picture books about one dog named Breezie Boo, written by the dog's Mummy, Kate Robinson.
In the first book, A Walk up Kinder Scout, Breezie Boo, the beagle, who loves to go on adventures, dreams of her favorite place to visit whilst her Mummy is busy baking in the kitchen. Today she is dreaming about going for a walk up Kinder Scout. It's a long walk, through different kinds of countryside, but Breezie is ready for the long hike. You may feel like you've been up Kinder Scout too when you read her story and join Breezie Boo on her doggy adventure.
In the second book, Fun in Formby, Breezie is again dreaming of adventure whilst her Mummy bakes her a special treat, and this time Breezie Boo is dreaming of going to the beach. Formby is one of her favorite places to run in the sand, but before she reaches the beach she must walk through the beautiful forest. Fun in Formby will teach readers about all the different things they can do there and what they might see when they join Breezie Boo on her fascinating journey.
A Walk up Kinder Scout and Fun in Formby are both picture books for children up to ages 8 or 9 and available on Amazon as eBooks or paperbacks. They are also available in a new magazine called Everyday People Books, which is going out to schools across the UK.
Kate Robinson writes … Breezie Boo is my Beagle and she is actually called Brienne, but we never call her that. She is generally called either Brie or Breezie Boo and she is my inspiration. When we first got her, we hoped she might distract my son from his severe anxiety disorder, and boy did she help! My husband and I absolutely adore her, and she is the funniest, sweetest, nuttiest dog we know. We laugh at her antics every day, and she is loved by all who meet her. I struggle with many medical conditions and having Brie to walk, really does help keep me fit and as healthy as I can be. My Mum is an author of adult novels and she has always tried to get me to write. One day I was thinking about our recent walk up Kinder Scout and how so many people and children don't know what beautiful countryside is on their doorstep. I realised that if I described the walk, as if Brie was doing it, children might find it really interesting and it may even encourage them to go on a hike and explore. I also decided that I wanted to use actual photos of Breezie Boo herself, which is how the illustrations came about. We put an action camera on Brie when we are out walking, and I added the link to the walks at the end of each book. I liked the idea of the kids being able to see Breezie Boo on the walk they have just read about. I have three books, so far, in the series. However, I have plans for so many more!
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Nearly every day, I find at least one email from a musician who has been influenced by the book asking me to listen to their music and give them some thoughts. I only wish I had the time to give feedback to everyone, but I just can't. But from there, I brainstormed with my friends over at Lotos Nile and we decided it was time to do something fun…
Let's have a contest!
So that's what we're doing. Announcing the 1st Futurehit.DNA Songwriting Contest. It's pretty simple. We're going to listen to your submissions and find three artists that we think have big Futurehit potential. I'll then take those winners and feature them on Futurehit.DNA, telling my industry friends and the world why I think your song has the makings of a hit. Each winner will also get a personalized autographed copy of Futurehit.DNA. Then, the one finalist with the best response from my readers will get a one hour consulting session. Great stuff for sure!
So what do you need to do? First thing is you need to upload your song here to Soundcloud. Make sure that your song is 100% original and that you own all of the rights to the submitted song. From there, I'll take a listen and determine the winners with the help of my team. Please note that you need to be at least 18 years of age. By submitting your work, you will also give me (well, technically Futurehit, Inc.) permission to use that work in all of our properties and communications for promotional purposes. All songs must be under five minutes in length.
And, naturally, if you haven't done it yet, make sure you get and read Futurehit.DNA BEFORE you enter the contest. Naturally, I'll be looking for these elements, but you'd be surprised how many people will just submit the demo they have laying around without considering what I'm looking for. So better to just say it outright.
I know I'll have a lot of listening ahead of me, but this way I can plan and focus on your music to give it the attention it deserves. Deadline for entry is October 1, 2010 so get uploading!


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M25 killer Kenneth Noye loses murder sentence appeal
Road rage killer Kenneth Noye has failed in his bid to have the minimum term he must serve for murder reduced.
Noye, 63, was jailed for life at the Old Bailey in 2000 for the stabbing of 21-year-old Stephen Cameron on the M25 at Swanley in Kent in 1996.
A High Court judge sitting at Newcastle Crown Court ordered he must spend at least 16 years in jail before he can be considered for parole.
The victim's mother, Toni Cameron, 63, said she hoped Noye would die in jail.
"It has been 14 years since Stephen was killed and the pain does not go away," she said.
"Noye is a born criminal. It will never be safe to let him free.
'No justification'
"He should spend the rest of his born days in prison. He is evil."
Noye fled to Spain after the stabbing but was extradited in 1998.
Two previous appeals by Noye, in 2001 and 2004, were also unsuccessful.
His minimum term was set at 16 years in 2002 by the then Home Secretary David Blunkett.
Tariffs are now set by judges and people who are serving a life term who were notified of their minimum term by a home secretary can apply to the High Court for a review.
The decision means Noye could be freed in six years' time because of time already spent in jail.
Giving his judgment, Mr Justice Simon said: "I have concluded on this review that there is no proper justification for reducing the minimum term.
"For this reason I set the period which must be served before the applicant can be considered for parole at 16 years.
"The period during which the applicant was held in custody, 11 months and 24 days, must be deducted from this period."
Noye had argued the tariff should be reduced to 10 years to give him credit for time spent in custody after he was arrested in Spain.
He also said he had been suffering from depression and post traumatic stress disorder in jail.
Noye murdered Mr Cameron with a knife he kept in his car as the victim's fiancee, Danielle Cable, looked on.
Noye was already well-known to police before the attack. He had been jailed for 14 years in 1986 for handling gold taken in one of the world's biggest bullion robberies, the 1983 £26m Brinks-Mat case.
Noye admitted killing an undercover detective investigating the case when he found him in shrubbery in the grounds of his home in West Kingsdown in 1985.
A jury found he had been acting in self-defence.
He also claimed self defence in the killing of Mr Cameron, but was convicted of murder by a majority of 11-1.
'Feared' criminal
The policeman who led the murder investigation, former Det Supt Nick Biddiss, said Noye was a career criminal who deserved to be behind bars.
"Noye committed an act of murder and should serve life in prison - and life should mean life.
"He received his tariff and should serve it. He seems to forget the effect he has on his victim's family.
"He's constantly making appeals to the courts and it must have a very debilitating effect on Stephen Cameron's family.
"(Noye) made a lot of money out of crime and was part of that culture in south-east London and the north Kent area.
"He was well known, well respected and well feared in the criminal fraternity.
"They were very cautious of him and will probably continue to be so."


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Someone who is struggling with addiction in Bloomington, IL. deserves the most effective chance to stop this daily struggle and once again have a life worth living. There are alcohol and drug rehab facilities in Bloomington, Illinois which can very easily help achieve this, but individuals will need to agree to a process which will take quite some time and hard work. Long-term inpatient and residential alcohol and drug rehab facilities in Bloomington, IL. are best, simply because they give an individual the very best chance complete solace and concentration they have to have to figure out how they got into the predicament they're in and the way to remedy it. Outpatient programs don't accommodate this, which is why they aren't an excellent choice for anyone wishing to get the most from their treatment experience. Because relapses are extremely common, even though someone is in rehab, this really is something that needs to be seriously considered when searching for the best, definitely not the most convenient, rehabilitation option.
Individuals in Bloomington should be in rehab for a while to become fully rehabilitated; this is just a reality that everybody should know about from the very start. Complications arise and are dealt with in layers, and no ought to be rushed through this process which their life truly depends upon the end result. So family members should remain strong and helpful, and count on the individual being in a good drug and alcohol rehabilitation program in Bloomington, Illinois for between 4 months to 6 months, and even longer in some cases.
Individuals taking into consideration the ideal treatment choice in Bloomington ought to understand that 12-step isn't the only solution available, nor are centers which make use of the conventional disease model. There are many alternative centers in Bloomington, IL. which provide a more lasting answer, which may be appealing to folks who didn't remain sober after rehabilitation in the past.
Land Demographics, Bloomington, IL.Area: 135.13999938965 Sq. Miles
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Local drug and alcohol treatment in Bloomington, Illinois:
Chestnut Health Systems Inc is located at 702 West Chestnut Street Bloomington, IL. 61701. This is a Drug and Alcohol Rehab, Drug and Alcohol Detox, Outpatient Drug Rehab Program, Short-Term Drug Rehab specializing in Co-Occurring Mental And Substance Abuse Disorders, Treatment for Women, Treatment for Men, Criminal Justice Clients, Assistance For Hearing Impaired. They accept Self Payment, Medicaid, State Financed Insurance, Private Insurance, Sliding Scale Payment, Payment Assistance.
The phone number is 309-827-6026.
McLean County Center for Human Servs is an Outpatient Drug Rehab Program that can be reached at 309-827-5351. They specialize in Spanish Speaking and accept the following forms of payment: Self Payment, Medicaid, Medicare, State Financed Insurance, Private Insurance, Payment Assistance.
They are located at 108 West Market Street Bloomington, IL. 61701.
ABC Unlimited Inc is a Drug and Alcohol Rehab, Outpatient Drug Rehab Program that can be reached at 309-820-6757. They specialize in Treatment for Women, Treatment for Men, Dui/Dwi Offenders and accept the following forms of payment: Self Payment.
They are located at 409 West Washington Street Bloomington, IL. 61701.


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Date: December 10, 2019 - December 11, 2019
Location: International Congress Center, Dresden, Germany
The 4th ASAM International Conference is hosted in cooperation with the Saxon State Ministry for Economic Affairs, Labour and Transport
Dec 10 - 11, 2019 in Dresden, Germany
The increasing number of driver assistance systems in the car culminating in the fully autonomous operation, implies that the interaction with the environment is gradually delegated from the driver to the vehicle. Therefore, the development of these driving systems can no longer be based solely on the understanding of the driver, the vehicle, and their interaction but must additionally take the environment into account.
Virtualized development is the key to manage this increased complexity. And it goes along with a radical change in the "classical" test methods: New concepts must be developed for comprehensive vehicle validation in both the real and virtual world.
These new concepts will be subject of the 4th ASAM International Conference taking place on Dec 10-11, 2019 in Dresden, Germany. In 2 tracks, we will discuss various aspects of autonomous driving: We will hear about different concepts for virtual verification and validation and get familiar with different strategies for sensor modeling and data fusion. Additionally, we will hear how AI and machine learning can support these new concepts and discuss where standards can assist to improve processes. Excursions to infrastructural challenges and cybersecurity will round up the program. (Flyer download)
ASAM invites you to take part in this exciting event. Look forward to two days with 39 presentations hosted in two tracks and an exhibition demonstrating the latest products and solutions. We are excited to welcome you in Dresden.
It is our distinct pleasure to announce that after the successful cooperation with the Saxon State Ministry for Economic Affairs, Labour and Transport in 2017, we once again cooperate in the ASAM International Conference 2019. The OpenX Standards are applied in many of the Saxon projects for connected and autonomous driving. The cooperation allows us to present practice examples of how virtualization applies to testing and validation, and to showcase tool chains, live simulations, and video demonstrations in the context of the Saxon project "Synchronized Mobility 2023".
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March 20, 2013
For Immediate Release
Contact: Tom Rigoli
Another Key Patent Issued
E-beam Deflection with Separate
Stage Tracking &
Positional Error Signal
SANTA CLARA, CA - March 20, 2013
- Multibeam
Corporation announces the addition
of another key patent to its IP
portfolio. The U.S. Patent and
Trademark Office has granted US
Patent # 8,384,048 B2 to Multibeam
Corporation. Multibeam specializes
in electron-beam lithography, also
known as e-beam direct write or EBDW,
using arrays of e-beam columns
designed for patterning, or writing,
wafers directly without mask for
semiconductor manufacturing.
This invention pertains to e-beam
writing on a wafer sitting on a
moving stage. While "writing on the
fly" has many advantages such as
higher throughput, there are
positional errors in a moving stage
that need to be corrected. This
patent describes methods of tracking
stage errors and providing
corrective signals to the e-beam
deflectors in the multi-column array
to achieve higher accuracy in beam
position placement on the wafer.
As leading logic designers have
adopted gridded design rule with 1D
layout style, 1D-layout devices are
patterned with optical lithography
today. While optical technology is
excellent in printing gratings,
optical cutting of the uniform lines
leads to higher cost and lower
yield. This is because optical
patterning of the line-cut layer
requires the wafer to pass through
multiple cut masks, complicating the
lithography process and increasing
mask cost. Multibeam's lithography
system is designed to pattern
line-cuts in poly and metal layers,
eliminating all cut masks. Our
e-beam line cutting complements
optical line printing. Such hybrid
approach, with two lithography
technologies working hand-in-hand,
is called Complementary Lithography,
and Multibeam's approach is known as
complementary e-beam lithography, or
CEBL. Multibeam's CEBL system is
optimized for patterning not only
line-cuts but contact and via holes
as well.
Multibeam's IP portfolio,
comprising 19 issued patents and
a growing pipeline of pending
patents, is the cornerstone for
our CEBL system under
development. Together with
other IP, this new patent
solidifies Multibeam's
leadership position in
multi-column CEBL lithography
and multi-column e-beam
inspection for small physical
defect detection.
About Multibeam Corporation
Headquartered in
Santa Clara, California, Multibeam
Corporation is a leading developer
of multi-column e-beam technologies
that add high value to semiconductor
lithography by doing away with
costly masks. The company's
Complementary E-Beam Lithography (CEBL)
system augments optical lithography
at critical layers by eliminating
expensive optical multiple
patterning at 20nm processing nodes
and beyond. Multibeam's systems can
also be cost-efficiently leveraged
as primary lithographic tools for
low-volume production of ASICs as
well as in multi-project wafer
programs. Multibeam's
patent-protected e-beam technologies
encompass deployment of multi-column
arrays to perform wafer inspection. For more information, visit
Media Contact: Tom Rigoli,
Vice President, Multibeam
Tel: 415-385-9675
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With the power harrow still hugely popular north of the border, manufacturers at the Royal Highland Show will have a good selection of combination drills to inspect.
Here are a few to put on the shopping list...
Part of a big display of new drills on the Amazone stand, the three-metre Centaya offers a high specification drill combination with the firm's KG or KX 01 power harrows.
A plastic seed hopper has been developed to reduce the lifting power requirement of the outfit, while the distribution head has been repositioned above the coulters to bring the centre of gravity of the 1,600- or 2,000-litre hopper forward.
A new operator station, using the company's Twin Terminal 3.0, groups all the controls to the left side of the drill for ease of calibration, which can be achieved without returning to the cab. The seed metering housing has also been spun through 90-degrees for easier access to the cassettes on the electrically driven system.
Seed is distributed using a new segmented seed head which is mounted directly over the coulters, with half-side shut off to allow the GPS SectionControl to switch the drill down in 1.5m sections in short work.
Priced at £47,750, the show machine will feature TwinTec double disc coulters, an Exact double row harrow, hydraulic coulter pressure adjustment, work lights and KWM wedge ring roller on the power harrow.
Pottinger will show the Vitasem A range of seed drills, designed to offer ease of use and seed metering accuracy in a cost-effective package.
Available for use in combination with Pottinger Lion power harrows or Fox combination cultivators, these gravity-fed drills can be used in plough-based or min-till regimes.
Hopper capacities are from 1,000 litres, with the lid opening to 103-degrees allowing easy filling with big bags or a bucket.
Multi-sowing seed wheels are designed to allow easy switching between small and large seeds, says the manufacturer, using two separate groups of metering pegs – moving a slide on the seed outlet swaps between seed sizes.
All adjustment is carried out at the setting centre located on the left side of the drill.
There is a choice of the firm's Dual Disc, single disc or three row Suffolk coulters, with coulter pressures of up to 50kg per coulter; row spacings of 12.5cm or 15cm can be specified and working widths are 2.5-4m.
Available with either mechanical or IsoBus-compatible electric metering, the Vitasem range's controllers can be specified to suit the desired application. Prices are from £9,940 for a Vitasem 302A with Suffolk coulters.
From the Kverneland stable, the recently launched e-drill Compact and e-drill Maxi, which fit to Kverneland's power harrows and seedbed preparation machines, will be on show.
The Eldos electrically-driven metering unit offers five rotors for various seeds, accessed on the left of the hopper. Calibration is carried out by remote control.
Sowing depth can be adjusted centrally via spacers on the two hydraulic cylinders without tools, and the coulter bar can also be lifted out of work. Coulter options include the established CX-II disc coulter at a row distance of 12.5cm. Working widths are from three to four metres.
The drill is mounted on the power harrow via a parallelogram linkage allowing adjustment of the cultivating depth without affecting the sowing depth.
Hopper capacity is 1,000 litres on the e-drill Compact, with the e-drill Maxi offering up to 2,000 litres.
An electronic low level sensor, adjustable from the outside, monitors seed flow.
The hopper is mounted directly on the headstock, reducing the lifting capacity requirement.
The coulter bar can also be removed for solo operation of the power harrow.
Prices are from £20,422 for a 3m e-drill Compact.
Weaving Machinery's power harrow tine/disc drill combination is sold without a power harrow, allowing a customer to use an existing unit or buy one of their choice.
The Combi drill comes with a choice of three rows of auto-reset tines with two rows of following harrows, two rows of heavy-duty double disc coulters with rubber depth wheels and a single row of following harrows, or two rows of Rotec disc coulters and single row of harrows.
Metering is via an RDS Artemis Lite GPS-compatible unit and the 1.5-tonne hopper is mounted on an A-frame with demount legs for easy removal from the harrow.
Working widths are three and four metres and prices are from £9,400.
On the Horsch UK stand will be the Express KR, the company's first pneumatic drill with a powered tillage tool, the Kredo integrated rotary harrow.
Designed to work under testing conditions, the Kredo has 10 rotors on three-metre models, which can be equipped with drag or TerraGrip quick change tines. It also offers fine adjustment of the working depth and a choice of packer.
Available in 3m, 3.5m and 4m working widths, the Experess KR uses the TurboDisc coulters from Horsch's Pronto drill to follow the soil surface for consistent seed depth. Four rubber dampers per coulter transfer a coulter pressure of up to 120kg for accuracy at higher speeds.
The TurboDisc seed coulters can be lifted completely on the hydraulic rams allowing the Kredo rotary harrow to work on its own. It can also be uncoupled completely from the drill via four fixing points. The drill element is fitted via a special frame which allows the power harrow to be adjusted without affecting the sowing depth.
The seed hopper is positioned close to the tractor enabling units from 150hp to handle the outfit.
Available in grain only or grain/fertiliser versions, control is via the Horsch IsoBus terminal.
The Express 3 KR on show is priced at £43,820.
Offered for the first time as a three-metre model, Kuhn's latest Venta 3030 + HR 3040 combination seed drill uses straight blades and a Duplex gearbox on its HR 3040 power harrow, enabling rotor speed to be adjusted according to soil conditions.
Featuring a 1,800-litre seed hopper, the Venta seed drill uses a fluted metering unit with a choice of splines for larger or smaller seeds. Seeding rates can be set from the tractor cab from one to 430kg per hectare.
Precise seeding at up to 15kph is achieved via a speed sensing radar and it is possible to shut-off every second row for special applications.
Kuhn's Seedflex coulter bar uses widely offset double discs mounted on a parallelogram to work in conditions from ploughed to min-tilled land. Following press wheels control seeding depth and ensure soil to seed contact.
Tillage and seeding are carried out independently using a roller frame design which allows for a more compact unit and enables the two units to be uncoupled in less than 10 minutes, says Kuhn.
The Venta 3030 + HR 3040 is suitable for tractors with a power output of up to 300hp. Prices are from £46,402.
Lemken's Solitair 9 and Zirkon power harrow combination offers the unusual layout of a folding four- or six metre toolbar with rear mounted tank. A front mounted tank can then be added for combination grain/fertiliser seeding.
On the Solitair 9, the central metering unit's six cell wheels can be set to seeding rates between 1.5 and 300kg per hectare for sowing different types of seeds. Seed distributors are located outside thw seed hopper, directly above the coulter bar.
A trapeze roller immediately ahead of the double disc coulter unit presses in line with the following coulter, with areas in between not consolidated, designed to enable the coulters to open the furrow accurately.
The OptiDisc double disc coulters have depth control wheels with rubber tyres to place seeds precisely, even in variable soil conditions, says the manufacturer.
A new control option is the CCI 1200 IsoBus terminal, which has a larger display and can be used in portrait or landscape format. The screen can also be split to display two functions at once, for example guidance and drill operation.
A 6m combination is priced at £96,500 with full IsoBus technology and the ability to place seed and fertiliser.
Sulky is exhibiting its Xeos Evo combination, a three-metre drill capable of drilling 20 or 24 rows.
It is fitted with the 80kg Cultidisc drilling toolbar, with two rows of coulters spaced at 56cm for trash clearance and mounted on a parallelogram.
The Xeos Evo is designed to work in a wide range of conditions, from minimum tillage to drilling after ploughing.
Lighter than its predecessor by 400kg and fitted with a 1,000-litre hopper, the new compact build is said to increase manoeuvrability.
It can be fitted to a Sulky Cultiline HR power harrow with four rotors to the metre or to a Sulky Cultiline XR disc cultivator and the two tools can be quickly interchanged when conditions deteriorate.
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I would quite like to see this in Clang at least for the OpenCL builtin functions. Potentially we could migrate other Builtins to use TableGen too?
- For OpenCL developers, do we have an agreement currently to use this approach?
- For the developers outside of OpenCL community, do you see any issue with a small increase (a few hundred kilobytes) of the Clang binary due to an include of a TableGen-ed trie file? Also would anyone
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News from the Black Hawk Nighthawks 4H club
December 31, 2017 On Monday, December 4th, the Black Hawk Nighthawks did not hold a monthly meeting, instead they headed over to the Westview Apartments in Reinbeck, Iowa. more »»
LSB donates to Reinbeck Food Bank
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Reinbeck Public Library centennial logo design contest
November 26, 2017 The library is 100 years old! The current building was built in November of 1917, using funds from a Carnegie grant. To celebrate, we would like to come up with a logo to be put on book bag. more »»
Miracle on Main 2017
November 19, 2017 Miracle on Main 2017... more »»
IPTV, Abby Brown coming to Reinbeck
November 19, 2017 IPTV Kid's Clubhouse host Abby Brown will be coming to Reinbeck Library and GR Elementary on Tuesday November 28. more »»
Traffic safety
November 19, 2017 The Grundy County Sheriff's Office will participate in a project with the Governor's Traffic Safety Bureau (GTSB) which is promoting traffic safety in Grundy County. more »»
Election Day November 7
November 5, 2017 Election Day is Tuesday, November 7. Running for council members four year terms are: Ash Larsen, Jordon Muller and Nathan Ragsdale. Library Board four year terms are: Jan Ehrig and Marilyn Evans. more »»
Miracle on Main
November 5, 2017 'Twas ONE WEEK before Miracle and all through the town All the people were stirring, awaiting fun sights and sounds. more »»
Coach Olson and GR school receives $5000 donation
October 29, 2017 Gladbrook-Reinbeck football head coach John Olson was recently named to the U.S. more »»
Miracle on Main
October 29, 2017 'Twas TWO WEEKS before Miracle and all through Reinbeck All the volunteers were stirring, keeping everything in chec. more »»
Women's Club window display
October 29, 2017 When downtown Reinbeck, check out the display in the Total Health of Iowa window on Main Street. Displayed are handcrafted items made by some of the women's club member. more »»
National Fire Prevention Week
October 22, 2017 Reinbeck Fire Rescue was with the G-R Elementary on Wed. Oct. 11th for the annual National Fire Prevention week activities. more »»
Coach John Olson advances to final 15 Most Valuable Coach contest
October 22, 2017 REINBECK — Gladbrook-Reinbeck football head coach John Olson was recently named to the U.S. more »»
Miracle on Main
October 22, 2017 Now that Friday, November 10 is marked in red and green on your calendar, we can let you in on a couple of surprises NEW for this year's celebration! Everyone looks forward to seeing Santa and Mrs. more »»
Class of 1972
October 22, 2017 The class of 1972 at their high school reunion. Seated Virginia Smith Grimm, Martin Schelling, Scott Lowe, Karen Hall Scholl, Walter Cheeseman. more »»
News from the Black Hawk Nighthawks 4-H club
October 22, 2017 On Sunday, October 8th, the Blackhawk Nighthawks 4-H Club met for a tour of Hansen's Dairy followed by a regular monthly meeting. more »»
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On May 14, 2014, the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit sitting en banc heard oral argument on the issue of whether seamen can recover punitive damages for their vessel owner/employer's willful and wanton breach of its general maritime law duty to provide a seaworthy vessel. While cases in United States Courts of Appeals are traditionally decided by a three-judge panel, a majority of the active circuit judges could and did decide to rehear this case en banc (meaning by the entire Fifth Circuit bench, rather than by a panel selected from the Fifth Circuit) given the significance of this U.S. general maritime law issue.
The case came to the Fifth Circuit on rehearing application from an October 2013 decision by Judges Stewart, Barksdale and Higginson allowing seamen to recover punitive damages for their vessel owner/employer's willful and wanton breach of its general maritime law duty to provide a seaworthy vessel.
At the District Court, plaintiffs/rig crewmembers filed suit against their employer stating causes of action for general maritime law unseaworthiness and negligence under the Jones Act. The rig crewmembers sought compensatory as well as "punitive and/or exemplary" damages arising out of an incident that occurred when a derrick pipe shifted on a drilling rig causing the rig to topple over. The rig owner/employer moved to dismiss the claims for punitive damages by arguing that punitive damages were not an available remedy for unseaworthiness or Jones Act negligence. The Magistrate Judge agreed and dismissed all claims for punitive damages.
The rig crewmembers appealed the judgment and contended that prior federal case law mandates that federal courts, in exercising their maritime lawmaking authority, cannot authorize a more expansive remedy for a general maritime cause of action such as unseaworthiness than exists for a parallel statutory maritime cause of action (Jones Act), if, at the time the statutory cause of action or remedy was enacted, the parallel cause of action or remedy did not exist under general maritime law. In other words, the rig crewmembers contended that punitive damages remain available as a remedy for the general maritime law cause of action for unseaworthiness because, like maintenance and cure, unseaworthiness was established as a cause of action before Congress passed the Jones Act. The Fifth Circuit relied on the rule established by the Supreme Court in Atlantic Sounding Co. Inc. v. Townsend, 557 U.S. 404, 424 (2009), (which restored the availability of punitive damages for maintenance and cure claims under general maritime law): if a general maritime law cause of action (unseaworthiness) and remedy (punitive damages) were established before the passage of the Jones Act, and the Jones Act did not address that cause of action or remedy, then that remedy remains available under that cause of action unless and until Congress intercedes. The Court concluded that punitive damages remain available to seamen as a remedy for the general maritime law claims of unseaworthiness.
At the en banc hearing, Prof. David W. Robertson with the University of Texas School of Law, who has been retained by the Plaintiff's Steering Committee in the ongoing BP Macondo Oil Spill litigation and who has written extensively for the promotion of punitive damages in that litigation and in general, argued that the Jones Act was not intended to preclude preexisting remedies such as punitive damages for unseaworthiness caused by the willful and wanton conduct of the vessel owner. The rig owner's counsel argued that previous U.S. Supreme Court jurisprudence, namely, Miles v. Apex Marine Corp., 498 U.S. 19 (1990) specifically limited the types of remedies that are recoverable to only pecuniary damages under the Jones Act and precluded non-pecuniary damages such as punitive damages; thus, to promote uniformity in the general maritime law, punitive damages should also not be recoverable in unseaworthiness cases.
This particular issue is extremely significant to vessel/drilling rig operators in the marine, offshore, and energy industries because if allowed to stand, the prior Fifth Circuit decision will effectively expand vessel owners'/employers' exposure where the unseaworthy condition allegedly results from vessel owners' willful and wanton conduct. In addition, punitive damages are typically excluded from insurance coverage, thereby posing a significant litigation risk to the viability of marine and energy companies.
The case is Haleigh Janee McBride, et al v. Estis Well Service, L.L.C., No. 12-30714 En Banc.
A link to an audio recording of the oral argument is attached at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit website.


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Bowling Green Football Doyt Perry Stadium Seating Chart
- Section 7Section 7,7,7,7
- Section 8Section 8,8,8,8
- Section 8ASection 8A,8A,8A,8A, CHAIRBACK 8A
- Section 9Section 9,9,9,9,9L,9U
- Section 10Section 10,10,10,10
- Section 10ASection 10A,10A,10A,10A, CHAIRBACK 10A
- Section 10BSection 10B,10B,10B,10B, CHAIRBACK 10B
- Section 10CSection 10C,10C,10C,10C, CHAIRBACK 10C
- Section 11Section 11,11,11,11,11L,11U
- Section 11ASection 11A,11A,11A,11A, CHAIRBACK 11A
- Section 11BSection 11B,11B,11B,11B, CHAIRBACK 11B
- Section 11CSection 11C,11C,11C,11C, CHAIRBACK 11C
- Section 12Section 12,12,12,12,12U,12L,BENCH 12
- Section 12ASection 12A,12A,12A,12A, CHAIRBACK 12A
- Section 12BSection 12B,12B,12B,12B, CHAIRBACK 12B
- Section 12CSection 12C,12C,12C,12C, CHAIRBACK 12C
- Section 13Section 13,13,13,13,13L
- Section 13ASection 13A,13A,13A,13A, CHAIRBACK 13A
- Section 13BSection 13B,13B,13B,13B, CHAIRBACK 13B
- Section 13CSection 13C,13C,13C,13C, CHAIRBACK 13C
- Section 14Section 14,14,14,14,14L,14U
- Section 14ASection 14A,14A,14A,14A, CHAIRBACK 14A ,CHAIRBACK 14 A
- Section 14BSection 14B,14B,14B,14B, CHAIRBACK 14B ,CHAIRBACK 14 B
- Section 14CSection 14C,14C,14C,14C, CHAIRBACK 14C
- Section 15Section 15,15,15,15
- Section 15ASection 15A,15A,15A,15A, CHAIRBACK 15A
- Section 15BSection 15B,15B,15B,15B, CHAIRBACK 15B
- Section 15CSection 15C,15C,15C,15C, CHAIRBACK 15C
- Section 16Section 16,16,16,16,16L,16U
- Section 16ASection 16A,16A,16A,16A, CHAIRBACK 16A
- Section 16BSection 16B,16B,16B,16B, CHAIRBACK 16B
- Section 16CSection 16C,16C,16C,16C, CHAIRBACK 16C
- Section 17Section 17,17,17,17
- Section 17ASection 17A,17A,17A,17A, CHAIRBACK 17A
- Section 17BSection 17B,17B,17B,17B, CHAIRBACK 17B
- Section 17CSection 17C,17C,17C,17C, CHAIRBACK 17C
- Section 18Section 18,18,18,18,Bench 18,18L,18U
- Section 18ASection 18A,18A,18A,18A, CHAIRBACK 18A
- Section 18BSection 18B,18B,18B,18B, CHAIRBACK 18B
- Section 18CSection 18C,18C,18C,18C, CHAIRBACK 18C
- Section 19Section 19,19,19,19
- Section 20Section 20,20,20,20
- Section 20ASection 20A,20A,20A,20A, CHAIRBACK 20A
- Section 20BSection 20B,20B,20B,20B, CHAIRBACK 20B
- Section 20CSection 20C,20C,20C,20C, CHAIRBACK 20C
- Section 21Section 21,21,21,21
- Section 22Section 22,22,22,22
- Section 22ASection 22A,22A,22A,22A, CHAIRBACK 22A
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Chairback reserved seats are the most comfortable seating option for a Bowling Green football game. These chairback seats run along either sideline an...
Giving you the best straight away views of the field at Doyt Perry Stadium from every level of seating.
Sections 13, 13A, 13B and 13C are where you will find some of the most ideal viewing angles to the very center of midfield, allowing you to sit comfortably without needing a big head turn to follow the action.
To search tickets in these seats, select an event and apply the filter labeled Midfield.
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Chairback Seats
For a comfortable outing at Doyt Perry Stadium, the chairback seats are where you will want to be. Only 67% of sections feature chairback options for...
Visitor Fan Seating
In high demand from fans cheering on the away team at Doyt Perry Stadium, designated visitor seating can be found in .
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Behind the Sideline
The Bowling Green sideline is located just in front of Sections 14, 14A, 14B and 14C at Doyt Perry Stadium.
Bowling Green fans tend to crowd the sections directly behind the sideline, which creates a great atmosphere for home-town fans. The closer to the 50 yardline you are, the closer you'll be to a majority of the players.
To search tickets in these seats, select an event and apply the filter labeled Behind the Bench.
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