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The Elbow Room chain of pool bars has commissioned a second audio installation from Essex-based Xtreme AV, for its newest venue, recently opened in Bristol. This latest contract follows on from the success of Xtreme's design for the Elbow Room in Swiss Cottage, London, which opened in June. The three-floor bar in central London features a highly flexible Celestion CXi sound system, providing six zones of audio to the main bar, the gallery bar on the first floor and the club bar in the basement. The system is controlled by BSS Soundweb which allows the Elbow Room to route any sound source to any area - for example the DJ in the basement bar to a private party in the gallery bar. Private VIP areas, scattered throughout the club, are equipped with their own televisions and speaker system, allowing guests to choose their own programming. Each area has its own EQ setting on Soundweb.
"The client was looking for a sound reinforcement system that fitted aesthetically with the club's interior design," explains Matt Burrell of Xtreme AV. The result was 15 CXi 821 wall-mounted cabinets from Celestion, with an additional four CXi 521s for the VIP booths. Bass is provided by seven Celestion Substation 10 cabinets, discreetly tucked away into purpose-built cupboards with grille fronts. "We used Celestion many years ago," says Matt Burrell, "and I guess you could say it was capable but didn't really shine. However, we've been really pleasantly surprised by the new CXi products, which offer a continuity of high-quality sound right across
One of the UK's leading sound installation companies, Northern Light, has just completed "the first of many" installs with Celestion professional loudspeakers. In Grangemouth, the Town Hall has commissioned a new sound reinforcement system, featuring the new Celestion CXi Series cabinets, for its 1000-capacity venue.
Stephen Stewart, installations engineer for Northern Light, has wall-mounted Celestion CXi 1221s left and right of the stage, with another pair of CXi1221s as a delay 30 metres up the hall. Celestion KR1s provide the balcony infill, whilst Celestion's digital management system, the DMS2065, controls all the parametrics and delays.
"We're hoping to establish a firm alliance between Northern Light and Celestion," explains Stewart. "Celestion is a name that our clients associate with, and this is going to be the first of many CXi installations for Northern Light."
Multitone Electronics has launched the On-Q theatre subtitling system which allows individual audience members to view translations of opera librettos or synopses, or the hard of hearing to follow scripts of plays. On-Q was originally developed for the prestigious Euskalduna Palace theatre in Bilbao, Spain, where it has been seen as a factor in the growth in audiences for opera and foreign language productions. The On-Q system is a real-time, wireless-based mobile text subtitling system specifically aimed at the theatre and opera market. It consists of small text terminals which receive data from a central PC. On-Q offers synchronised subtitling in a range of languages simultaneously, allowing audiences and the hard of hearing to enjoy productions which may not be in their native language. The terminals are small, silent and lightweight and require minimal interaction by users to select their subtitling requirements. Automatic, subtle backlighting enables the text to be read in a dark auditorium, and as the terminals will only function on-site, theatres do not have to worry about theft, although a deposit system can further reduce risk.
The On-Q system also improves customer safety by means of security message alert delivery to the screen which is of particular benefit to disabled theatregoers. Theatres can also use On-Q as a direct medium for unobtrusive advertising of interval refreshments or discounts on future performances.
Birmingham-based Central Theatre Supplies has just completed its third Performing Arts School installation in nine months. All three venues feature Zero 88 Dimming, and control along with Selecon lanterns. Two of the venues are using a Sirius desk for control, whilst the third has opted for the recently launched Fat Frog. CTS specified these particular desks as they will largely be operated by students, enabling them to learn about lighting on manual pre-set controls before moving into advanced environments.
Fat Frog was recommended for the one particular school as they are developing out of hours activities for community use. Andy Fidgeon, Electrical Supervisor at Birmingham Rep said "I was pleased Fat Frog was chosen for this venue as I light shows for a number of amateur companies and it will give me quick and easy control over moving lights."
Selecon Profiles were specified throughout for all three venues including the new Axial Profile and Pacific. Each venue was also fitted with full sound systems, video projection, hall perimeter tracks with full stage drapes and the latest included recording studio facilities with inductive loop systems as standard. The latest project included a comprehensive recording studio facility. Users at the school expressed total confidence in the product range supplied and a liking for its ease of use in their environment. CTS Director, David Harwood said: "We have had a very hectic 12 months in both hire and installation. I am convinced that our package of support and on site training was a major factor in being awarded
Bookings are now being taken for this year's Theatrical London tour (12-14 September), which follows on directly from the PLASA Show. The event will feature visits to the world-renowned Royal Albert Hall for a night at the Proms; the Apollo Theatre to see the upgraded Starlight Express; Tussaud's Group Studios for an exclusive technical tour, and the Donmar Warehouse for a 'Divas at the Donmar' performance. The cost is just £250 per person for the whole programme! For full details and booking information, visit the website below.
Few people understand the full complexities of health and safety regulations inherent in the design and installation of motion control systems, even less so when EU legislation is surpassed by a country's own. The DIN standards, imposed by the TÜV, are known for being the toughest, most stringent safety regulations in the world and govern installations from railways and airlines to nuclear power stations. It was within such DIN regulations that AVW Controls designed, manufactured and installed the automation systems for the newly-built 1,450-seat Concert Hall in Thessalonika, Greece.
The facility is used for opera, theatre and as a convention centre, and as such needs to be totally flexible. The specification, one of the largest AVW has worked on, called for a fully computerised flying system for 34 scenery bars, 10 point hoists and four lighting bars, all with the capability of being controlled from multiple control positions. The control also needed to be easy to use and simple to programme, yet provide the sophistication of traditionally more expensive systems. The result was the AVW Impressario Motion Processor - IMP100, a motion controller with safety and simplicity as priorities. Impressario includes a generous 500 programmable cue capacity, advanced cue following facilities, group control and group synchronisation of scenery bars and even a real-time virtual reality simulator.
As well as the powered flying system, AVW Controls was commissioned to design and manufacture the proscenium control system, consisting of a portal lighting bridge and motorised pro
Coleraine-based Light & Sound FX has installed a new PA system at Coleraine Football Club. The system, commissioned by Mackie Designs' technical manager Mick Williams, is based around RCF's new RX 3000, a programmable matrix for sound system management and control. Light & Sound FX's Darren Gardener explains the background to the install: "Initially, we were dubious about using a 100V line system. We were concerned about both the quality and clarity of such a system. During consultations with Mackie/RCF in the early stages of the project, both Andy Austin Brown and myself spent a lot of time going over the pros and cons for a low impedance system or a 100V line system. In the end, we felt that Andy had a stronger case and we went with the HD 550/HFT horn speakers and the RX3000 matrix system. On the day that Mick Williams came to commission and test the system, I have to say that we all held our breath. But there was no need to worry, when we heard the system for the first time, we immediately knew that we had made the right decision."
Working from the initial brief from Darren Gardener of L&S FX Williams worked on the RX 3000 system basic programming and configuration. The work was carried out during system build and test at Mackie's Wickford technical workshop. Williams explains: "The system design called for dual amplifiers for each of the three stands, with alternate A/B speaker wiring. This was to ensure 50% system operation in the event of amp or line failure. When I arrived at the ground, I was delighted to find that the job had bee
Lighting&Sound International, PLASA Media's leading entertainment technology journal, is sponsoring the New Technology Gallery at PLASA 2001. This is the showcase of all products nominated for the prestigious PLASA Awards for Product Excellence. Situated on the Top Deck of the PLASA Show, near to the main bar area, the showcase offers visitors a chance to check out the features and capabilities of all of the major product innovations at PLASA 2001, in one place.
L&SI will be based on the Lower Deck (stand K19), where we will be offering free readerships to qualifying UK industry personnel, plus special offers on international subscriptions only available at PLASA 2001 - plus PLASA Media freebies to all new subscribers!
L&SI can be found on stand K19.
The famous Mann's Chinese Theatre, situated on Hollywood Boulevard, is presently undergoing a restoration which, among other things, will bring new, state-of-the-art audio to the structure using DCA Series amplifiers from QSC Audio Products. The largest supplier of power amplifiers to the cinema industry worldwide, QSC, along with other manufacturers including Dolby Labs and JBL, helped develop the theatre's new sonic blueprint. Implemented by Media Technology Source (MTS) West, the design incorporates 35 of the California-based manufacturer's DCA Series amplifiers. Delivering a combined total of over 100,000W to JBL loudspeaker components, the amplifiers include five DCA 3422 models operating in bridged mono at the system's low-end, and five stereo DCA 3022s powering custom mid/high and mid/low arrays. Three DCA 2422 units are used for the high frequency transducers within the system, while nine more DCA 3422s fuel the subwoofers, and 13 additional DCA 2422s were selected for use with over 40 surround sound speakers.
Having long specified the use of QSC amplifiers in its theatres (as have Loews, General Cinema, AMC, and United Artists), the Mann's theatre chain remains loyal to the brand based upon its reputation for both reliability and superior audio performance. Open to the public throughout its restoration, Mann's Chinese Theatre will be one of the central structures within a corridor of new development and refurbishment work underway along the legendary Walk of Fame at Hollywood Boulevard and Highland Avenue.
The Entertainment Services and Technology Association has launched projects to draft three new American National Standards:
BSR E1.18, Recommended practice for the selection, installation, use, and maintenance of single-conductor portable power feeder cable in the entertainment industry. The standard is intended to offer guidance on how to select, install, use and maintain single-conductor portable power feeder cables. The project will promote safety and compatibility in the equipment and practices used in live performance and in film and video production in North America.
BSR E1.19, Recommendations for the use of ground fault devices in the entertainment industry. The standard is intended to offer guidance on how to select, install, use and maintain ground fault protection devices in the entertainment industry. The project is intended to promote the use of these devices to protect people and property from hazards associated with using electrical equipment in wet locations, such as when pools of water are used on stage or a location video-shoot is conducted in the rain, and to promote reliability and avoid nuisance tripping.
BSR E1.20, Remote device management over USITT DMX512. The project is intended to develop a method of bi-directional communication over a USITT DMX512/1990 data link between an entertainment lighting controller and a remotely-controlled dimmer, moving light, or other device. The protocol for this communication is also intended to work with the BSR E1.11 lighting control protocol being developed by the same working group.Int
A Baldwin Boxall VIGIL voice alarm system has been installed into the first purpose-built racetrack in Britain for over 50 years. Following the phenomenon of Champ Car in the USA, the Rockingham Oval was designed and built so British crowds can flock to see these powerful cars race around a banked track at speeds of up to 240mph. This all-seater circuit required a state of the art voice alarm (VA) system, and ARB Audio & Visual Hire installed Baldwin Boxall's VIGIL VA equipment. The system, installed prior to the official opening for the FedEx Championship's visit to the circuit for the Rockingham 500, comprises two 43U racks, housing over 3.5kW of amplification and is controlled by Baldwin Boxall's market-leading BVR20 'Microdrive'. The VIGIL equipment provides VA and Public Address facilities to eight zones, including the Pit area, VIP Boxes, all seating, concourses and fencing seating on the turns.
Following this installation, Rockingham decided to expand the seating so two further zones comprising BV333 amplifiers were added to the system to provide this extra zoning. The equipment is fully BS5839 pt8 / EN60849 compliant due to the whole system being monitored, battery-backed (24 hours in quiescent state then 30 minutes on full power) and has automatic change over of amplifiers. Unlike many Baldwin Boxall VA systems, this project does not require any emergency messages. Qualified personnel carry out all emergency announcements via the BFM08 Emergency Fire Microphone. It is also possible for the commentators or the pit area to make announ
The PLASA Standards Office has prepared a series of Guidance Notes for PLASA Members. Each provides useful information on current topics of interest and will be updated on an ongoing basis in line with developments. Further documents are planned in response to the needs of PLASA members. The following guidance documents are currently available. These documents are in PDF (Portable Document Format) and may be read with Adobe Acrobat Reader (version 3 or later) which is available free from www.adobe.co.uk
Guide to Australian EMC Framework: contains advice on the EMC and C-Tick labelling requirements for equipment destined for the Australian market.
Basic Guide to the FCC Rules: contains advice on application of the USA Federal Communications Commission (FCC) rules on EMC for entertainment equipment.
Standards for Dimmers: contains advice on the applicable safety and EMC standards for professional dimming equipment in Europe. Now revised - version 2.
EN 61000-3-2: details the current status and activity on EN 61000-3-2, the EMC standard for harmonic current limits. Now revised - version 2.
Electrical Safety for the USA Market: contains advice on the electrical safety requirements for the USA market.
CE Marking for Trade Shows: contains advice on the CE Marking requirements for equipment displayed at trade fairs and exhibitions in Europe, including the PLASA Show.
The C.D.M. Regulations - A Summary of the Regulations for PLASA Members: contains advice on the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations. Now rev
Marquee Audio has fitted a Meyer UPA-1P powered reinforcement system into a multi-purpose theatre in Radlett, Hertfordshire. Owned by Aldenham Parish Council, the five-year-old Radlett Centre is administered under a trust. The venue's technical manager, Dave Glover, says that while the old PA system had been adequate for playback it simply wasn't up to reinforcing the vast range of shows and events that the Centre stages, in a variety of configurations. A spec had been drawn up by previous manager, Miles Marchment, in the event of funding for a new PA becoming available. But in the end it was a private donation of £10,000 that provided the green light for the system. Dave Glover tested a powered Meyer system against another leading brand, and when the Meyer rig won the shoot out Marquee Audio were the preferred supplier and installer. "It was the fact that the UPA-1P was an all-powered system that I liked," Dave continued. "With our lack of space it seemed a lot easier, and it sounded good straight out of the box."
The system is mounted left and right on the on the proscenium wall, with a pair of UMS-1P subs ground stacked on either side of the stage. These are removed for lecture presentations and reinstated for shows. Marquee also provided two additional UPM-1P three-way powered speakers as fills, giving them the option of a satellite system, and a further three UPMs, flown off an existing lighting bar on drop arms, to provide the delay sound."The installation was very straightforward, and was carried out in a single day" says
For those visitors new to PLASA or simply keen to remind themselves how impressive last year's event was, the Show website now features a virtual tour of last year's PLASA Show. The tour takes in various elements of the exhibition with views from both the lower and top decks. By clicking on any of the green circles featured, visitors can look at the show floor in 3D and also explore other facilities at Earls Court 1.
The PLASA Show, London's leading entertainment technology event, represents far more than just an arena from which to see the latest developments and innovations within the entertainment technology industry. It also offers visitors the opportunity to learn more about how to use this technology to best effect through its Masterclass Programme. This year, the Masterclass Programme, which runs from the Monday to the Wednesday, will focus on the fields of special effects, architectural installations and audio and corporate presentations and will include an impressive line-up of speakers, all of whom are experts in their specific fields.
Tuesday 11th September 2001, Theme and Leisure Day of the Masterclass Programme is a 'must' for visitors interested in learning how, through imaginative design and intelligent production techniques, special effects can be utilised in live entertainment to have maximum effect on the audience. There will be three presentations during the course of the day dealing with different aspects of this vibrant sector.
PLASA welcomes American WOW!Works chief effects artist, Tylor Wymer, an industry leader in pyrotechnics and special effects engineering and the former special effects design director for Walt Disney Entertainment, who will host an exciting session called, 'Special Effects Ignite The Senses - Putting the Wow! Into Your Productions'. Highlights will include a fun and interactive overview by Mr Wymer in the areas of pyrotechnics, confetti, fog/haze, snow/wind/rain and the new trends in scent technology.
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To complement the exhibition, PLASA has lined up a range of seminars, workshops and clinics that will give an insight into how new technology is creating new opportunities, how individuals have pulled together highly complex projects, why integration is so important and how you can achieve more by picking up tips and techniques from others.
DJs can learn more about MP3 digitally-compressed music files and how this new technology is already creating a platform for a more creative approach. In a programme of seminars sponsored by Installation Europe, audio installation and integration is the theme under which issues of networking, control and the benefits of converging technologies are explored. Tuesday sees a Theme and Leisure Masterclass, presented by Leisure Management, in association with the TEA and TiLE, which focuses on how the leisure industry exploits special effects, lighting and audio technology to create unique environments to enhance the visitor experience. On Wednesday, the sessions move to consider the integration of audio and lighting into building design, the regulations facing those who install lighting, the increasing profile of new media such as LED technology, and the basics of video conferencing.
For the first time, you can also attend any number of focused courses, workshops and clinics. The ISCE is sponsoring three sessions covering the issues associated with audio system design, whilst Loughborough College and the AETTI are jointly promoting a series of courses which offer those interested in theatre a chance to work towards BTEC certification. Al
Booking your tickets to the PLASA Show, the entertainment technology industry's leading event, running from 9-12 September 2001 at Earls Court Exhibition Centre in London, has never been easier. You can now book in any of the following ways:
By Telephone: The Visitor Hotline is now live! Call +44 (0) 870 429 4472 to make your credit card booking or to request an advance booking form.
Online: Go direct to www.plasa.org/show/register to book online.
There are many advantages to pre-registration. Not only will you save £6 on the cost of entry to the Show (tickets on the door are £12) but you will be sent a personalized badge in advance permitting you fast entry into the show. You will also receive up-to-date information on the Show's Masterclass Programme and how to book your seat at any of the sessions. Entry to the show is free for overseas visitors.
Now in its 24th year, the PLASA Show will feature over 350 exhibitors - manufacturers, suppliers and distributors of professional lighting, sound and AV equipment for the performing arts, night venues and theme bars, concerts and touring, the DJ market, architectural installation, corporate presentations, amusements and attractions, recording studios, cruise liners, TV and film, educational and religious establishments.
Stage Technologies has just been awarded the contract for the supply of rigging systems for the latest of the Grand class ships currently being built for P&O Princess Cruises by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) in Nagasaki, Japan. Stage Technologies' scope of supply includes nearly 100 axes of automation, both mechanical and electrical systems, installed in three venues. Rigging systems include 26 flying bars, 4 stage lifts, and 16 curtain tracks. Control systems include the company's award-winning Acrobat, Juggler and Solo consoles. Mark Ager, Stage Technologies' managing director commented: "We are very excited to receive this order which confirms Stage Technologies as a major supplier of automation systems to the cruise ship industry."
To date, the company has provided the control systems for eight cruise ships including the original Grand Princess and ships for Carnival Cruise Lines and Star Cruises. They have also recently completed the installation of both control and flying systems for the Golden Princess and currently have orders for similar systems on vessels in the Italian Fincantieri and French Chantiers de l'Atlantique shipyards, where Stage Technologies is acting as a subcontractor to Harbour Marine Systems (HMS). In addition, they have orders for control systems on more Carnival Destiny class ships in conjunction with HMS and Star class ships for Wagner Biro. Matthew Tonks, who recently joined Stage Technologies as project manager, commented: "We look forward to working with MHI on this project and together delivering the be
As you would expect, there's an air of mystery about the new headquarters of the Magic Circle. Those wizards of trickery have spent seven years and £2 million rebuilding and refurbishing to create a new permanent base. At its heart sits an intimate 162-seat theatre, the first theatre to be built in this area of London since the Barbican. Here members of the Magic Circle, and the public, can marvel at the latest prestidigitations. This is no mean box of tricks: the theatre is technically well planned and equipped with the latest technology to cope with both Magic Circle shows, and for special events and corporate hire.
Gradav Sales of London chose a variety of Selecon products to provide the necessary lighting for a wide range of events. Selecon Pacific lanterns were used for front-of-house - the acclaimed optics of these luminaires make them ideal for gobo projection. Behind the proscenium arch, a selection of Selecon Acclaim Fresnels are used, a lantern with the output brightness of a 1kW lantern but using only a 650W bulb, greatly reducing heat on such an intimate stage, and of course lowering power consumption.
"As well as our members using the theatre, we hire out the building for corporate events," said building technical manager, John Hill. "We find Selecon's versatile range of lanterns allows our corporate clients to achieve the results they desire, and provides us with a lighting system neatly tailored to our own members' presentations."
Tannoy Dual Concentric speakers have been installed into the Cuban-themed restaurant/bar Ipanema in Birmingham to provide a range of sound levels from gentle background music through to foreground reinforcement in the Bar and Restaurant areas. Twelve Tannoy i7 Contour slimline speakers and two CMS 6 TDC ceiling monitors inside the Whitbread-owned restaurant, along with four Tannoy all-weather i5 AW speakers outside, ensured perfect audio coverage for diners. The music-based restaurant featured a natural themed design with cream décor and the Tannoy i7 loudspeakers distributed throughout the bar and main restaurant area were chosen for their discrete and elegant low-profile design, as well as for the high quality music and speech output. Nick Freeman from Birmingham based installers, Total Sound, commented: "We needed a wide, yet controlled coverage to ensure even audio distribution throughout the venue and the Tannoy i7 Contour infinite baffle installation speakers were perfect. The i7's dispersion characteristics of 70 degrees vertical and 110 degrees horizontal ensured perfect coverage throughout the venue. In addition, the optional white enclosures ensured that the i7s blended in perfectly with the décor."
The smaller raised restaurant seating area posed a slight problem as it featured a low ceiling and wall-mounted speakers would take up much of the limited space. The solution came in the form of two Tannoy Dual Concentric CMS 6 TDC speakers, which operate as a full bandwidth, single point source to provide quality music playback throughout the whole
Stagetec has recently completed the installation of a complete stage management, stage communications, sound and video system into the new, purpose-built DH Lawrence Pavilion Theatre on the campus of Nottingham University - one of the UK's leading universities. The building is designed as a contemporary 250-seat theatre, an exhibition gallery and performance space, and is named after a former University student - David Herbert Lawrence - who became one of the most controversial and popular exponents of 20th century literature. The equipment installed by Stagetec was specified by ACT Consultant Services. The three-zone paging and show relay system runs throughout the building, including a Sennheiser infra-red hard-of-hearing system for the main auditorium, plus Stage Manager's desk and full cue light system. Stagetec also supplied and installed a flexible, dynamic video and communication system including a series of video tie-lines, distribution amplifiers and patch bays. Additionally, Stagetec supplied a separate equipment rack to house all the theatre's outboard audio gear. This was designed to offer a robust and versatile array of machines, including Marantz CD and cassette deck, Sony Mini Disk machine, Yamaha graphic equalisers and the audio patch panel. The theatre's main speaker system is Electro-Voice SX300s, driven from Crown CE2000 amplifiers via an Electro-Voice XP200a controller - all supplied by Stagetec, together with a Soundcraft LX7 mixer for control. The new Pavilion's technical installation was commissioned and handed-over on sc
A joint project involving manufacturers Allen& Heath and Audace has provided a UK conference and exhibition venue with a unique paging system.
Bryan Waters, MD and founder of Audace, explained that the HIC system required a larger number of output zones than A&H's DR128 digital matrix could provide. "The first challenge was the need for a system of 16 zones. We wanted to provide the Centre with a single control system that would work with two of the Allen & Heath units." Waters, who professes a keen enthusiasm for the Cornish pro audio manufacturer's products, set up Audace specifically to provide one-off solutions and off-the-shelf support products for the blossoming digital market. "When the DR128 was launched, there was nothing like it on the market for anything like the price - and there still isn't," he enthused. "However, the software supplied with the DR128 is for set-up, rather than an operational programme. Our solution, which is part hardware, part custom software, allows non-technical operators (in this case the HIC's team of receptionists) to control paging levels and zoning from a simple control panel, while technical staff have full access to the two DR128s for the Centre's computer network."
The central paging panel, which was commissioned for this project, offers users a pre-selection of multiple paging zones, which combines with a push-to-talk microphone to provide access to the Centre's nine halls, the foyer, backstage and technical areas. Output level to each of these may be set within
PLASA has worked in co-operation with some of London's leading entertainment venues to offer an exclusive insight into the workings of some of the city's most famous venues; this exclusive backstage tour immediately follows the close of the PLASA Show in London this September. Theatrical London delegates will visit the world-renowned Royal Albert Hall for a night at the Proms; the Apollo Victoria Theatre to see the upgraded Starlight Express; Tussaud's Group Studios for an exclusive technical tour, and the Donmar Warehouse for a 'Divas at the Donmar' performance. To top it off, you can step back in time at Shakespeare's Globe Theatre . . .
Wednesday 12th September: The experience begins with A night at The Proms, The Royal Albert Hall, featuring Stravinsky: The Rite of Spring. Pre-show drinks will be served in the foyer. Performance starts at 7.30pm.
Thursday 13th September: This busy day starts with a coach-ride from Earls Court to The Royal Albert Hall for a guided technical tour of this famous venue, before moving on to the Apollo Victoria Theatre for a guided backstage tour of the recently-upgraded Starlight Express. Following lunch, travel by coach to the Tussauds Group Studios for an exclusive to PLASA tour of the facilities behind the Group's famous visitor attractions, before visiting Madame Tussaud's in Baker Street, with an option to go on to the London Planetarium. After a short break, delegates meet up at the Donmar Warehouse, with a tour and performance of Divas at The Donmar featuring Sian Philips. Drinks wil
The Swiss city of Berne is having the lighting system in its municipal theatre modernized by the Transtechnik Group at a cost of around 425,000 Euros. Due to be completed at the end of this month, the project will bring state-of-the-art lighting technology to this famous theatre. The new system includes two lighting control consoles - a Focus NT and a Prisma NT - each of which is fitted with a moving light controller and connected to the digital auxiliary console via a Transtechnik DMX-Gate protocol converter. The converter converts the DMX signals from the lighting consoles to the Profibus signals for the auxiliary console (and vice versa) to allow the devices to exchange data. The Profibus standard requires only a thin, two-wire cable for transmitting control signals, which means that there is no need for thick bundles of cables to the auxiliary console. Profibus also permits bi-directional communication: for example, a command to switch the foyer lighting is issued in one direction, and a confirmation that the command has been successfully carried out is sent to the auxiliary console in the opposite direction. If the confirmation is not received, the operator can take corrective action immediately. Transtechnik is also providing seven FDX2000 dimmer cabinets and nine HPZ211 convection-cooled Niethammer followspots, mounted on motorized yokes (from Lichttechnik) including colour changers and automatic iris drive.
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The Biostar TA690GAM2 has the latest chipset and seems faster in the memory copy/read tests.
In the CPU tests, the Foxconn MCP61M2MA is the fastest although there isn't a lot between the 3 motherboards.
SiSoftware Sandra (the System ANalyser, Diagnostic and Reporting Assistant) is an information & diagnostic utility. It should provide most of the information (including undocumented) you need to know about your hardware, software and other devices whether hardware or software. It works along the lines of other Windows utilities, however it tries to go beyond them and show you more of what's really going on. Giving the user the ability to draw comparisons at both a high and low-level. You can get information about the CPU, chipset, video adapter, ports, printers, sound card, memory, network, Windows internals, AGP, PCI, PCIe, ODBC Connections, USB2, 1394/Firewire, etc. Sisoft Sandra offers a variety of tests for Memory and CPU.
In Sisoft Sandra 2007 SP1, the Biostar TA690GAM2 confirmed the results we saw with Everest Ultimate Edition. It seems that the other two boards with VIA and Nvidia chipsets offer slightly better CPU performance while in the memory department, the Biostar board is stronger.
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Central Stations
Update on Rideau Street infrastructure failure:
Repair works are proceeding well on Rideau Street. A majority of sidewalks have re-opened, Rideau Street has been repaved, utility repair works are nearly complete, watermain replacements have been completed and the reinstatement of permanent watermain connections is well underway.
City engineers have confirmed that the intersection of Rideau Street and Sussex Drive is safe to re-open. Partial re-opening of the intersection has taken place, as some additional work is required near the roadway that will cause some traffic impacts.
Rideau Station west entrance: crews continue station excavation, material removals and install reinforcements.
Rideau Station cavern: station work continues and includes waterproofing, installing rebar and concrete pours. At the East Portal ramp, sheet piling is ongoing overnight for the next several weeks in preparation for future guideway work.
Rideau Station east entrance: the station entrance progresses as waterproofing and rebar installation continue, part of foundation work.
Lyon Station cavern: work on the station concourse level is ongoing as crews pour concrete and continue work on the arch final lining.
Here you see the West Portal ramp, where excavation and reinforcements occur in preparation for future guideway work.
Lyon Station west entrance: crews complete final stages of excavation; activities include hoe ramming and material removals. Work begins on the mud slabs.
Lyon Station east entrance: work on the station concourse level continues as crews install formwork and rebar in preparation for concrete pours. Crews also install formwork for the elevator walls and begin preparations for structural steel and concourse slab work.
Parliament Station cavern: station construction is ongoing as crews install rebar and pour concrete at the future site of the station elevators.
Parliament Station west entrance: crews install falsework, rebar and pour the concrete slab as work on the stairs and foundation is ongoing. At street level, crews excavate and install reinforcements. Work on the vents shafts continues across the downtown integrated stations.
Parliament Station east entrance: crews continue rebar installation, concrete pours and structural steel installation as part of work on the station concourse level and stairs.
Traffic restrictions on Queen and O'Connor streets remain in effect.
uOttawa Station: crews continue excavating and pouring the mud slab, part of preliminary station construction. Utility work begins and includes plumbing and duct bank installation.
Tunnel Excavation
Mining of the running tunnel bench continues east of Parliament.
West Stations
Tunney's Pasture Station: crews continue work at the Tunney's Pasture temporary bus loop as the final portion of the guideway between Merton Street and Tunney's Pasture is now closed; activities include light installations.
Bayview Station: crews drill and pour caissons as part of station foundation work. During lifting operations currently underway as part of Bayview Station work and for the safety of all Bayview pathway users, short-term closures will be required. Flaggers are onsite to assist.
Here you see Pimisi Station, where initial station foundation work continues as crews excavate the station footings.
East Stations
Lees Station: crews begin drilling caissons, part of initial station foundation work.
Closure of Transitway pedestrian access from Lees to uOttawa stations.
Here you see Hurdman Station, where station foundation work is ongoing; activities include installing grade beams and rebar, and pouring concrete.
Crews install duct banks and prepare to pour concrete platforms, part of permanent bus loop construction. At the bus operators' building, backfilling and electrical installations are ongoing.
Tremblay Station: the station continues to take shape as crews install structural steel and begin formwork for the concourse. Crews also continue electrical installations and prepare to begin masonry work for the station.
St-Laurent Station: crews finalize station utilities including duct bank installation and plumbing. Crews backfill, pour concrete and begin masonry work.
Here you see Cyrville Station, where the station continues to progress as crews install station concourse falsework and rebar for the concrete slab. Electrical work for the TPSS and structural steel installations continue.
Blair Station: the station continues to take shape as crews pour concrete for the station walls and footings, install structural steel and work on the station's elevators. Station utility work is ongoing including plumbing and pouring concrete for duct banks.
Guideway – Bayview CPR Bridge to Preston Street, Mann Avenue Bridge to west of Lees Station, Rideau River Transitway Bridge to east of Hurdman Station and west of Tremblay Station to Blair Station
Bayview CPR Bridge to Preston Street: excavation, asphalt removals and grading are ongoing as part of initial guideway work.
Mann Avenue Bridge to west of Lees Station: crews begin installing OCS pole foundations and continue sewer work.
Rideau River Transitway Bridge to east of Hurdman Station: backfilling and asphalt removals continue as part of initial guideway work. At the structure east of the Hurdman Station bus loop, crews backfill the approach slab and construct the embankment.
Hurdman Station Elevated Guideway: the elevated guideway continues to take shape as crews pour the deck.
Belfast Yard to west of Tremblay Station: grading is completed west of
Tremblay Station. Trackwork continues in preparation for vehicle testing as early as the fall; activities include ballast installation and pulling rail.
St-Laurent Station to Blair Station: final trackwork occurs in preparation for vehicle testing as early as the fall; activities include welding and final tamping.
Other Activities
Here you see CPR Bridge near Bayview Station, where crews continue drilling caissons and begin mobilization for column work as part of bridge renewal. During lifting operations currently underway as part of Bayview Station work and for the safety of all Bayview pathway users, short-term closures will be required. Flaggers are onsite to assist.
Booth Street Bridge: the bridge continues to progress as crews finalize work on the approach slabs.
Upcoming Construction Activities
In the coming weeks, the following construction activities are scheduled to occur:
- Tunney's Pasture Station construction.
- Bayview Station construction.
- Blasting at Parliament Station east entrance.
- Final concrete work in Parliament Station cavern.
- Mann Avenue Bridge rehabilitation.
- Watermain work near St-Laurent Station, along the guideway.
- TPSS deliveries along the alignment.
- Bus operators' building construction and catch basin/landscaping work at Blair Station.


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The second sermon I ever preached was called "The Holy In-Between." (I want to tell you it's the first sermon I've ever preached because that would sound more poignant, but, alas, that's not the way my life unfolded). While I was in seminary, I was given Sunday, December 26 to preach.
In honor of Steve's last newsletter, I thought I should share with you my favorite-Steveisms.
An open letter to the congregation from your Associate Minister.
If there were a Zombie Apocalypse, these are the hymns we would sing:
1 May Nothing Evil Cross This Door
53 I Walk the Unfrequented Road
6 Just As Long As I Have Breath
12 O Life That Maketh All Things New
Five things to do when talking about your faith with someone else.
From the "Too Many River Metaphors" service on July 22, 2018
Last month our Unitarian Universalist General Assembly was held in Kansas City, Missouri. Four of your staff and three of our church members attended. In no particular order here are some brief observations and take aways from our faith's annual gathering:
It is officially hurricane season. Make sure you are prepared. Get your candles, batteries, and make a plan for getting gas and where you'll evacuate if you need to. For most of us who have been through a few hurricane seasons, this is all pretty standard.
On Easter Sunday I preached a short reflection on resurrection. A few people asked for a printed copy of it. Here it is: (although talking about resurrection in May is completely out of the normal liturgical calendar, so please forgive):


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A few weeks back I found myself on YesStyle again I'm pretty much addicted to this site at this point, it doesn't help that they have a sale all the time so I just click away. Anyway, I saw some new products I wanted to try. COSRX I got these products from Cosrx, I follow…Read More
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Mini Sephora Haul
A few weeks back while I was in Europe I not only got to visit a county I have always wanted to see but I got to visit another Sephora again. I get annoyed every day knowing that we do have Sephora in the UK but enough of my rambling let me show you what…Read More
TK Maxx Healthy Snack Haul
So you guys should know by now I am on a journey to feeling better about myself, I have been working on my diet and exercise. One of my major setbacks is that I love to snack and healthy snacks cost some coin. That's the one thing I never understand, they want you to eat…Read More
My Skincare Routine
I have finally done it, I'm about to show you my skincare routine. I have been going on about Korean skincare to anybody that will listen, and how TK Maxx has the best stuff. So I have tried to incorporate the Korean 10 step skincare routine into my daily life, now I don't do all…Read More
T.K.maxx Skincare Haul & Review
I have been looking into the Korean 10 step skincare and T.K.maxx has a lot of Korean products hence why I made my way for this haul. People don't realise how GOOD the skincare is in T.K.maxx, now you do have to be patient and I recommend going on a quiet day cause you have…Read More


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The Winnipeg Jets have added a veteran forward to fight for playing time on the club's fourth line.
Gabriel Bourque, who has 361 NHL games under his belt, agreed to a one-year, two-way contract worth US$700,000 if he makes the Jets, the Central Division squad announced Monday.
The 28-year-old suited up for 55 games with the Colorado Avalanche last season, collecting two goals and six assists.
Over eight seasons, he has 38 goals and 97 points.
Bourque, a left-winger, was drafted in the fifth round (132nd overall) by the Nashville Predators in the 2009 NHL draft.
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Truman State University Spring Break trip to Cuba
National Center for Sexual Education (CENESEX) (March 14)
Created 1988, by FMC. Social consciousness, equality, family planning, growing campaigns. Different departments: int'l affairs, admin & econ, IT, research & teaching, research: women's rights, violence, adolescence & youth, trans. MA programs. 5 campaigns:
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teaching. big pix, hard to talk about indicators. evolution: 11 campaigns, against homophobia
Success: maintain campaigns. Solving problems by looking internally, mistake to copy solutions. Need to investigate, study ourselves, what are best qualities.
Mariela Castro head since 2000.
Prostitution is not a crime, but pimping, minors, house of prostitution are. Follow up for people who are.
Popular education: how to base on group rather than just individual experiences. Not lectures & speeches, but build group knowledge. Respect different opinions.
Rita: Theory vs. practice. Sex ed starts in home at early age, and even in day care centers sexual divisions are reinforced, but this is being addressed. On ads on TV, but instead promotional campaigns. Closer to other, the more we understand them.


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The enclosed songs, text and images are the work, vision and dreams of Janelle Monáe, Palace of the Dogs Patient #57821. I have decided to release this work in accordance with the Inspiration Information Act.
(I would like to stop here to openly state that I have been coerced into this decision by the Zoids, that I am convinced now that 1954 is not just a year–it is an army... that the Palace of the Dogs is haunted and has been for many years...and that many things in the "real world" around us are not what they seem...but I digress...)
As the director of the Palace of the Dogs Arts Asylum, a state-of-the-art federal facility for mutants, lost geniuses and savants, I must tell you that Janelle Monáe is rather unique. Her Metropolis story–Suites 2 and 3 of which are compiled here–is compelling, and on some emotional level, dare I say it, believable. Her story has four major components:
1. That she, Janelle Monáe, is actually from the year 2719;
2. That she was snatched, genoraped and de-existed in that year–or in 21st Century parlance, she was kidnapped by some bodysnatchers one day after work, then had her genetic codes sold illegally to the highest bidder at a body farm, and then lastly, she was forced into a time tunnel and sent back to our era;
3. Back in the year of 2719, there is now a famous android named Cindi Mayweather whose organic compounds were cloned from Ms. Monáe's stolen DNA;
I've spent the better part of the last two years, doing my best to gather all the various elements of this story, as well as to investigate all the various parties involved. Most of the story does not bear logical sense. For example, her claim that she worked at the Palace of the Dogs Musiquarium with the production duo and "punk prophets" Deep Cotton is impossible, for according to federal records and Palace of the Dogs files, Deep Cotton has been officially dead for 56 years, since 1954...
Dubious claims and inconsistencies aside, is Janelle Monáe crazy? Is she truly from the year 2719? Is her direct cloned descendand The ArchAndroid? Is the American government tied to the Great Divide? Is there a world called Metropolis waiting for us in the future? A world full of elves and dwarves? Humans and androids? Clones and aliens?
And most importantly, if the ArchAndroid does exist...can she truly save us?
Max Stellings
Vice Chancellor
The Palace of the Dogs Asylum
April 6, 2010


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Google unveiled a $399 telephone, the CIA is making buddies with anonymity, and we have some children tricks to boot. Here is the information you'll want to know, in two minutes or much less.
Google introduced some new telephones
At Google's I/O convention in the present day, the corporate delivered bulletins on every thing from inclusion guarantees to a brand new Nest hub. However essentially the most important information was in all probability the Google Pixel 3A and 3XL. Beginning at $399, the Pixel 3A may usher in an entire new market of customers who need premium telephones full with options like a pleasant digicam, a very good battery life, and Google Assistant however do not have $1,000 to burn.
The CIA has arrange store on … Tor?
The anonymity service Tor has in all probability been extra painful than useful to the CIA up to now, however now the company is taking over a public presence there. They are going to be establishing an "onion service," a devoted however separate model of the company's web site in order that people can browse it anonymously. Or, you realize, anonymously give history-altering ideas.
Cocktail Dialog
As any dad or mum is aware of, kids have an insatiable curiosity. However as they become older and grow to be conditioned by means of education, that tends to fade away and get replaced by a need to get good grades. New expertise is just making that drawback extra pernicious, so Esther Wojcicki, mom of YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki, has some tips about methods to educate your children to be impartial thinkers.
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Latest News
Almost Daily Briefing, September 5, 2019
News for the #LoveLafayette Community
Developer confident major East Bay apartment project will be built -Since the development was first proposed in March 2011, it has been marked by controversy. (East Bay Times)
Firefighters Battle Stubborn Fire In Pleasant Hill Wednesday - Passersby reported seeing significant smoke and flame from a window of the building and firefighters battled the blaze for some time before declaring it under control. (News 24/680)
MDUSD to hold final community forum on maps for by-trustee elections Sept. 11 -Mt. Diablo Unified School District invites families, students, community and business leaders, and other stakeholders to attend a newly-scheduled forum. (Concord Clayton Pioneer)
Woman Shoots Self In Front Of San Ramon Police Officers Wednesday; Dies At Hospital - San Ramon police say a distraught woman has died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound fired as officers attempted to talk her into dropping her weapon in a parking lot outside 4000 Executive Parkway Wednesday. (News 24/680)
Toxic algae warnings issued for some Bay Area lakes -Officials say cyanobacteria can sicken humans and kill animals. (BANG)
DeSaulnier introduces private bill to protect Concord woman receiving medical treatment, and family from deportation -Congressman Mark DeSaulnier (CA-11) announced the introduction of a private bill (H.R. 4225) to allow Maria Isabel Bueso, a resident of Concord, California, to remain in the United States to continue to receive treatment for her rare, life-threatening disease. (Contra Costa Herald)
City Council Meeting-Performance at 6:30
Sustainable Sunday in Lafayette
Broadway Star Adam Pascal 2019: Lesher Center, Walnut Creek
Advanced Estate Planning and Asset Protection Workshop
TruFusion Opens at Plaza Escuela in Downtown Walnut Creek
Where can you afford rent in California? Here's an interactive map that shows you. (The Los Angeles Times)
Wildfire threats prompt PG&E power shutoff, restoration drills in California - The PSPS efforts are part of an expansion to PG&E's Community Wildfire Safety Program, implemented after the damaging 2017 and 2018 wildfires. (Daily Energy Insider)
A hard-fought bill that would restrict vaccine exemptions for school children cleared the Legislature, but Gov. Gavin Newsom said he wouldn't sign it until it's changed more. (The Sacramento Bee)
Bill to Create Statewide Database of Land Available for Development Goes Before the Assembly -The advancement of SB 4, SB 5, and SB 6 also comes after a more sweeping housing bill by Senator Scott Wiener. (California Globe)
California governor strengthens bill for statewide rent control -Gavin Newsom and Assembly and Senate leadership announced a deal to strengthen Assembly Bill 1482. (Curbed LA)
LA sued over plan to add denser housing near transit (Curbed LA)
BART's New Digital Signs (Curbed)
BART Ending Paper Ticket Sales at Powell (SFWeekly)
Deaths from red light running are at a ten-year high (NPR)
Nevada to collect mileage data on every motorist in a seven-year pilot (Planetizen)
E-bikes are allowed in national parks (Electrek)
CA High Speed Rail Authority celebrates milestone: 3,000 construction jobs (Sierra Sun Times)
Teslas–and electric cars–won't save the world (The Week)
Bill to increase incentives for electric cars sidesteps a chance to discourage gas fueled vehicles (Planetizen)
San Rafael OKs a Dense Building by SMART Train (MarinIJ)
Plungers in San Luis Obispo demonstrate need for protected bike lanes (New Times SLO)
Cable Cars to Stop Running (SFExaminer)
New Pedestrian Bridge in Pacifica (KPIX)
Oakland Paving Forgotten Side Streets (SFChron)
Ferry Building to Undergo Restoration (Curbed)
Menlo Park to Require More All-Electric Buildings (Almanac)
SF Planning Director to Retire (BizTimes)
SEC Charges 'Guru' in Alleged Fraudulent Digital Token Offering -With a funding status of only 71%, CalPERS, the largest US pension plan, is short almost $140 billion in pension obligations it needs to pay long term. (Chief Investment Officer)
Bay Area restaurateurs want to charge diners for using credit cards. But they're scared
Gov. Newsom signs law making California the 1st state to ban fur trapping
Amid L.A.'s housing crisis, developers are demolishing affordable homes to build upscale hotels
SF 'cafeteria ban' will likely not happen anytime soon
Sonoma County shuts down 63,000 cannabis plant grow site
SLO council passes policy to make new buildings all-electric
Judge lets man sue after DMV rejects specialty license plate
San Francisco Officials Designate NRA a Domestic Terrorist Organization
UC Davis shuts down student-run marching band. Investigation found binge drinking, harassment
Tesla Autopilot was engaged before 2018 California crash, NTSB finds
58 Arrests at Burning Man, up 23% From 4-Year Average
Proposed $500000 budget increase for Lafayette City Parish Jail budget -With the final adoption for the Lafayette City Parish budget on the horizon, the council is waiting for details from the outgoing Mayor.
Squirrels eavesdrop on bird conversations. Shrieks or chirping by birds help the furry animals make sure areas are clear to search for food.
Dennis O'Brien of O'Brien Homes at the proposed site of the Terraces of Lafayette, a project he began when he was in his 60s that may not be built until he's in his 80s. See Top Story, above. (Photo: Bay Area News Group)
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WASHINGTON — Hours after Friday's crash between two fire engines responding to an apartment fire, D.C.'s fire chief has ordered a change in protocol to lessen the chance of apparatus colliding on the way to a fire scene.
Eight D.C. firefighters were injured Friday as two engines collided at the intersection of 15th and K Streets Southeast, two blocks from an apartment fire in the 1400 block of L Street SE.
Early Saturday, D.C. Fire Chief Gregory Dean ordered the change, which attempts to control the number of emergency vehicles arriving at the same time, with the goal of avoiding collisions.
Under the new protocol, when responding to a box alarm, or one-alarm fire, only two engines — which carry hoses and pump water — as well as one ladder truck, and one battalion chief, will immediately respond to the location of the fire.
Other vehicles will be expected to stage two blocks from the location, and await instructions from the incident commander, on scene.
"Chief Dean has said D.C. Fire can only help at the scene after we arrive safely at the scene," said Doug Buchanan, chief communications officer with the agency.
This is the third crash involving D.C. first responders in approximately a year, resulting in injuries. In March, 32-year-old DeAngelo Green was killed when a fire vehicle struck his car.
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The amount of bogus unsupportable "science" advice that government health departments have foisted on the public these last forty years is a disgrace. I have a mental picture of a bunch round a committee table, all with their own financial interest, all angling for personal advantage, all utterly ignorant of the actual facts because nobody could be arsed to pay for adequate research before making recommendations.
"Sunflower and corn oil are fine," Prof Grootveld says, "as long as you don't subject them to heat, such as frying or cooking. It's a simple chemical fact that something which is thought to be healthy for us is converted into something that is very unhealthy at standard frying temperatures."
The olive oil and cold-pressed rapeseed oil produced far less aldehydes, as did the butter and goose fat. The reason is that these oils are richer in monounsaturated and saturated fatty acids, and these are much more stable when heated. In fact, saturated fats hardly undergo this oxidation reaction at all.
Prof Grootveld generally recommends olive oil for frying or cooking. "Firstly because lower levels of these toxic compounds are generated, and secondly the compounds that are formed are actually less threatening to the human body."
His research also suggests that when it comes to cooking, frying in saturate-rich animal fats or butter may be preferable to frying in sunflower or corn oil.
"If I had a choice," he says, "between lard and polyunsaturates, I'd use lard every time."
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Short-Term Success Story
University Park and Reliant Rehabilitation would to introduce Larry S. as June's therapy success story. Larry came to University Park for rehabilitation following a hospitalization due to a respiratory infection in early March. Larry received Occupational and Physical therapy for five weeks. Larry was always enthusiastic and positive in his approach to his rehabilitation program every day. After five weeks of rehab, Larry met all of his goals and he was able to discharge safely back home with his family. Larry's sincerity and passion will certainly be missed! We wish Larry all the best of luck! Larry's range of motion and overall function improved 100% while he was at University Park!


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Cytec Participating in Department of Energy's Innovative Manufacturing Initiative
January 15, 2015 – Woodland Park, New Jersey - Cytec Industries Inc. (NYSE: CYT) will be one of the premier composite contributors for a manufacturing innovation institute as part of President Obama's National Network for Manufacturing Innovation (NNMI). The Department of Energy and a consortium of 122 companies, nonprofits, and universities will invest more than $250 million - $70 million in federal funds and more than $180 million in non-federal funds – to launch the Institute for Advanced Composites Manufacturing Innovation initiative (IACMI). The IACMI has assembled a team with broad and deep experience in all aspects of the advanced composite product development process from design and prototyping to manufacturing at commercial scale."We are very excited about participating in the IACMI as we share in its strong research, development and deployment focus," said Dr. Carmelo Lo Faro, Vice President of Technology for Cytec Aerospace and Industrial Materials. "Having a prominent role and the responsibility in enabling the manufacturing economy to utilize advanced composite materials to make lighter cars and aerospace structures with the optimum balance of performance and affordability is in alignment with Cytec's enterprise-wide culture of innovation and leverages the strength of our composite applications expertise."The IACMI will work to develop lower-cost, higher-speed, and more efficient manufacturing and recycling processes for advanced composites. The combined resources and expertise of the team will provide a leap forward in composite manufacturing and further enhance U.S. competitiveness as the team cultivates additional new partnerships. The initiative includes a Purdue University research team led by R. Byron Pipes, the John Leighton Bray Distinguished Professor of Engineering. The Design, Modeling & Simulation Enabling Technology Center, being led by Purdue University and actively supported by Cytec's application engineering experience and expertise, will offer modeling and simulation tools to help address the need to shorten the development cycle and decrease the cost of composites manufacturing while allowing more time for innovation throughout the entire supply chain."Cytec's participation in IACMI will leverage their leading edge materials technology in carbon fiber composites to develop innovations in manufacturing for the next generation of fuel efficient automobiles and other systems," said Pipes.The White House press release can be found at: http://www.whitehouse.gov/the-press-office/2015/01/09/fact-sheet-president-obama-announces-new-manufacturing-innovation-hub-kn.Cytec's vision is to deliver specialty material and chemical technologies beyond our customers' imagination. Our focus on innovation, advanced technology and application expertise enables us to develop, manufacture and sell products that change the way our customers do business. Our pioneering products perform specific and important functions for our customers, enabling them to offer innovative solutions to the industries that they serve. Our products serve a diverse range of end markets including aerospace and industrial materials, mining and plastics.TRADEMARK NOTICE: The ® indicates a Registered Trademark in the United States and the ™ indicates a trademark in the United States. The mark may also be registered, subject of an application for registration, or a trademark in other countries.All trademarks are the property of their respective owners.Media Contacts
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|TV quiz show based on antiques and their collectors
After a long February day's shoot in Bristol, we aired the first time at 2.15pm on 2nd April 2019.
|Pictures taken of the Curiosity Collectors Corner set
|BBC announcement
Curiosity is a new competitive format for BBC One hosted by Paul Martin that puts contestant's knowledge of history, antiques and collectables to the test. The 15-part series tasks two teams to use their skills, expertise and intuition, against the clock, to value and date the items in Paul's fictional shop.
They will also be tasked with finding fakes, spotting links behind objects and discovering the stories behind the kind of trinkets and treasures that cram collectable emporiums and second hand shops throughout the land.
Paul is a fountain of knowledge and he brings the stories of the objects to life, revealing their provenance and the unique attributes that make them either rare or sought after pieces.
Curiosity is a Hungry Gap Production. The Executive Producer is Pete Lawrence. It was commissioned by Lindsay Bradbury for BBC One daytime.
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In November 2013, Amazon.com announced a partnership with the United States Postal Service to begin delivering orders on Sundays. The service, included in Amazon's standard shipping rates, initiated in metropolitan areas of Los Angeles and New York due to the high-volume and inability to deliver timely, with plans to expand into Dallas, Houston, New Orleans and Phoenix by 2014.[79]
To determine how to price your products: Ultimately, you'll have the final say in how to price your products. Price comparison tools help you understand how your competitors price your products. You'll know what the average is between your competitors to determine if your products are priced within industry standards. However, you aren't required to lower your price, especially if it'll greatly affect your margins. A competitive pricing intelligence strategy is a lot harder than it sounds.
On Amazon, the basic search lets you filter returns on the left side-rail by product specifications, brands and reviews. Once you start to narrow your search, you can define it further by price and discount. The fewer restrictions you put on your search, the higher the number of returns. For example, many people mistakenly only search for items with "Free Shipping", which could exclude better deals.
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After reading a report about the future of the Internet that projected annual web commerce growth at 2,300%, Bezos created a list of 20 products that could be marketed online. He narrowed the list to what he felt were the five most promising products, which included: compact discs, computer hardware, computer software, videos, and books. Bezos finally decided that his new business would sell books online, due to the large worldwide demand for literature, the low price points for books, along with the huge number of titles available in print.[27] Amazon was founded in the garage of Bezos' rented home in Bellevue, Washington.[25][28][29] Bezos' parents invested almost $250,000 in the start-up.[30]
Power away greasy residue for sparkling dishes with this Cascade ActionPacs Dishwasher Detergent from Amazon. They've got a 105-pack listed for $14.99 but you can get it for $12.99 when you select the $2 Off Coupon on the product page and order via Subscribe & Save. Shipping is free. Be sure to cancel Subscribe & Save after you receive your order. More Info »
Walmart offers the Microsoft Xbox One S 1TB Console bundled with your choice of NBA 2K19 for Xbox One, Playerunknown's Battlegrounds for Xbox One , Minecraft for Xbox One, or Forza Horizon 4 for Xbox One, as well as Red Dead Redemption II for Xbox One, a PowerA Wired Controller for Xbox One, and a $5 Xbox Gift Card for $259 with free shipping. That's $30 under the lowest price we could find for these items purchased separately elsewhere.
Free Expedited Shipping - Best Buy offered free shipping on all orders for the duration of the holiday shopping season last year, but it was slow standard shipping. Non-Prime members at Amazon had to spend at least $25 to qualify for free standard shipping, which is not ideal if you are looking to purchase something cheap. While Best Buy offered better free shipping terms for the average shopper, Amazon Prime members enjoyed free two-day shipping on all orders. A Prime membership is not free, but Amazon offers a free 30-day trial, which you can use for all items in the Amazon Black Friday Ad. Since everyone is eligible for a Prime trial membership, Amazon gets the win here when it comes to expedited shipping.
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Shop Wiki's price comparison app allows you to see product prices from countless stores. You'll find prices from brands like Groupon, Amazon, Wayfair, Target, and more. To use this comparison shopping engine, you have to simply search the product you're looking for in the search bar, and within seconds you'll get lists of results relating to your search query. You can filter your choice by narrowing the price range, or setting your own price range. Also, you can limit your search to specific categories, or select your preferred merchants.
Amazon.com operates retail websites for Sears Canada, Bebe Stores, Marks & Spencer, Mothercare, and Lacoste. For a growing number of enterprise clients, including the UK merchants Marks & Spencer, Benefit Cosmetics' UK entity, edeals.com and Mothercare, Amazon provides a unified multichannel platform where a customer can interact with the retail website, standalone in-store terminals or phone-based customer service agents. Amazon Web Services also powers AOL's Shop@AOL.[citation needed]
The editors at Brad's Deals search the Web daily for the best sale prices, coupons, rebates and store rewards at more than 3,800 retailers. The site is easy to navigate and lets you sort deals by newest or most popular. It recently was redesigned to allow users to set up profiles with their favorite stores, coupons and deals. You also can sign up to receive daily, twice-a-week or weekly emails with deal alerts.
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The Amazon Marketplace includes all products sold by sellers separate from Amazon. These third-party sellers may offer better deals, used items, and competitive shipping charges. Plus, Amazon guarantees the condition of your purchases. Some sellers do not qualify for free shipping under Super Saver Shipping, but they do offer free shipping to Amazon Prime members. Take special note of this when comparing prices between sellers, and even with similar sellers on eBay and Craigslist.
Amazon.com's product lines available at its website include several media (books, DVDs, music CDs, videotapes and software), apparel, baby products, consumer electronics, beauty products, gourmet food, groceries, health and personal-care items, industrial & scientific supplies, kitchen items, jewelry, watches, lawn and garden items, musical instruments, sporting goods, tools, automotive items and toys & games.[citation needed]
Need extra storage on your Nintendo Switch game console? If so, then you might be interested in knowing that Amazon has the SanDisk 64GB microSD Card for Nintendo Switch on sale for just $19.99. That's a whopping $23 off its $42.99 regular price. With a high storage capacity of 64GB and transfer rates up to 100MB/s, this card lets you instantly add more wiggle room to your Switch and load games fast.
Once known as the largest discount bookseller online, Amazon has become a one-stop shop for laptops, TVs, housewares, clothing and almost anything. Amazon deals are sourced from numerous vendors to bring you the lowest prices, and you can save even more money with their daily Gold Box Event deals and even occasional Amazon coupons. Orders over $25 ship for free, and Amazon Prime customers get free two-day shipping on every order. More >
With orders of $25 or more, Amazon offers the Bloom Baby Sensitive Skin Unscented Hypoallergenic Baby Wipes 80-Pack for $2.74. Check out via Subscribe & Save to cut that to $2.60. (Walmart charges a few cents more with in-store pickup.) With free shipping, that's the lowest price we could find by $3. These USA-made wipes are safe for all skin types.
Goodreads is a "social cataloging" website founded in December 2006 and launched in January 2007 by Otis Chandler, a software engineer, and entrepreneur, and Elizabeth Chandler. The website allows individuals to freely search Goodreads' extensive user-populated database of books, annotations, and reviews. Users can sign up and register books to generate library catalogs and reading lists. They can also create their own groups of book suggestions and discussions. In December 2007, the site had over 650,000 members and over 10 million books had been added. Amazon bought the company in March 2013.[100]
Before picking up this excellent book, I was wary of online shopping -- and I still am, but now I'm intelligently wary. The authors do a marvelous job of helping understand what you can trust and what you can't, how online shopping works in all its various manifestations, and what strategies to use when you do shop online. The book showed me that online shopping is not (as I had thought) just for shopping addicts who need a fix 24 hours a day, but a great space for intelligent and discerning consumers. I'm still not a big spender online (or anywhere), but I've used the book to help me find some things I couldn't find anywhere else and at surprising prices. I think this book is going to go down in the so-far brief history of online commerce as a milestone achievement. It has certainly changed my views about WWW commerce and made me a better consumer. I can't say enough about this expansive, easy-to-use, fun, and informative work. I hope they plan to update this work regularly.
Bezos selected the name Amazon by looking through the dictionary; he settled on "Amazon" because it was a place that was "exotic and different", just as he had envisioned for his Internet enterprise. The Amazon River, he noted, was the biggest river in the world, and he planned to make his store the biggest bookstore in the world.[25] Additionally, a name that began with "A" was preferential due to the probability it would occur at the top of an alphabetized list.[25] Bezos placed a premium on his head start in building a brand and told a reporter, "There's nothing about our model that can't be copied over time. But you know, McDonald's got copied. And it's still built a huge, multibillion-dollar company. A lot of it comes down to the brand name. Brand names are more important online than they are in the physical world."[26]
It's tough to beat RetailMeNot.com when it comes to the number of coupon codes and offers the site has. It provides 500,000 offers from more than 50,000 retailers and brands. It also provides exclusive codes through partnerships with retailers on a weekly basis. Its free mobile app will notify you when there are offers at nearby malls, stores and restaurants (if you let it track your location, that is). Another great coupon site and app with a wide selection of printable coupons and online promo codes is CouponSherpa.com.
West Basics via Amazon offers the West Leathers Men's Italian Top Grain Leather Belt in several styles (202 pictured) for $25.99. Coupon code "KQDXI6PL" cuts that to $10.40. With free shipping, that's tied with our mention from two weeks ago, $16 off, and the lowest price we could find. It's available in sizes 20"-36" and 20"-42", although not in all styles. Deal ends November 7.
At the top of Amazon's homepage, click the tab called "Today's Deals" to link to all the deals, coupons and bargain pages. The main page, also called Gold Box Deals, provides links to all the sale items and tabs to all the discount pages. Scrolling down reveals a few examples of sale items offered on each page. At the bottom, you will find links to additional businesses which are owned by or partner with Amazon; such as 6PM for clothes and shoes and MYHABIT for housewares.
In July 1995, the company began service as an online bookstore.[31] The first book sold on Amazon.com was Douglas Hofstadter's Fluid Concepts and Creative Analogies: Computer Models of the Fundamental Mechanisms of Thought.[32] In the first two months of business, Amazon sold to all 50 states and over 45 countries. Within two months, Amazon's sales were up to $20,000/week.[33] In October 1995, the company announced itself to the public.[34] In 1996, it was reincorporated in Delaware. Amazon issued its initial public offering of stock on May 15, 1997, at $18 per share, trading under the NASDAQ stock exchange symbol AMZN.[35]


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Keeping An Eye
Jennifer Brownell
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Is the Lord Satisfied with Me?
Christina Villa
Every day on my drive to work, I used to pass a crumbling brick church with grime-covered windows and a tiny patch of dirt and weeds out front.Read more
Quinn G. Caldwell
Why can we so rarely manage to be the people we want to be, to consistently act the way we resolve to?Read more
Things that Can't Separate Us from the Love of God: Part Two
Vince Amlin
Paul's list of things that can't separate us from the love of God in Christ is pretty exhaustive.Read more
Inside Spirit
Mary Luti
In this activist denomination the Holy Spirit is often imagined as a divine wrecking ball, smashing oppression and clearing the debris of injusticeRead more
Do Non-Organic Parents Not Love their Children?
Quinn G. Caldwell
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Tony Robinson
I once asked Jim Forbes, a professor of mine at Union Seminary, to help me understand the difference between predominately white and predominately black churches.Read more
The Word that Shapes Us
Talitha Arnold
The Connecticut congregation I served for six years used it, so I did, too.Read more
Emily C. Heath
Malcolm Gladwell, the journalist and author, has a theory.Read more
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