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Kiddleydivey is a fun, engaging and entertaining Children and Elderly Music Class Franchise. They offer music sessions to the elderly to promote socialisation, memory engagement and mobilisation. Their music classes for children are designed to be educational and promote development.
The Kiddleydivey Business opportunity gives you the chance to choose to work with pre-school children, the elderly or both. – to build a business whilst turning your love of music into a profitable and rewarding career.
Kiddleydivey Business owners will receive support and training to allow them to forge a business that you they can be passionate about whilst helping others in the community to live happy and fulfilling lives.
Kiddleydivey is a fully flexible opportunity which allows you to grow the business as you wish and work hours which suit you, all whilst earning a significant income.
The Kiddleydivey business model allows you to perfect your work-life balance; many of their franchisees joined them in order to free up more of their time to spend with friends and family.
This is a unique opportunity to work with children and the elderly and to provide a valuable service in your local community as there is a huge demand for motivational forms of educational and therapeutic music sessions in the UK.
Kiddleydivey Business owners benefit from:
For all ages, music promotes movement, activity and socialisation. These elements are important in improving the quality of life of the elderly and vulnerable.
Music has a huge impact on assisting the elderly with memory recall. Music is equally as important in the growth and development of children.
Kiddleydivey provide you with everything you need to fine-tune your skills and get your Kiddleydivey Business off the ground as quickly and successfully as possible.
The support doesn't stop after you've completed your training. Kiddleydivey are available for telephone or web support whenever you need it. You'll be learning on the road as well as in training, so they know you may need their help from time to time.
Don't forget that you can call on your network of fellow franchisees for help too! They may have had similar experiences and will always be happy to help.
If you're ambitious and motivated to build a successful business, Kiddleydivey would love you to join their growing family of Kiddleydivey franchisees. You will need to have an interest in music but you don't have to be able to play an instrument.
You must be able to sing and enjoy working with both children, the elderly or perhaps both – depending on which franchise package you choose.
Kiddleydivey is a great opportunity for individuals who are looking for a fun and rewarding career.
By pairing their skills with their support, guidance and business model, Kiddleydivey can help their franchisees hone their skills so that they can build a flexible business and future for themselves.
Franchisees utilise the brand and proven business formula to provide a much-needed service in their local communities. This is an ideal opportunity for motivated individuals with the desire to build a profitable business and utilise their interest in music to build a brighter future for themselves and their communities.
How many people can honestly say they love their job?! I feel privileged to be in a position where I can, hand on heart, say 'I do'. It's a change of career that requires drive and passion but one that I have never regretted. Knowing you have made a difference makes for unrivaled job satisfaction.Gunni Graygoose, franchisee since 2016
I wanted to be able to do the school run every morning and most evenings. I wanted to be able to work 3-4 days a week so that I would still have time to spend with my children. I knew how much money I would need to earn every month and Kiddleydivey lets me achieve that.Eve Whitmore, franchisee since 2014
I was really impressed with the Kiddleydivey business model and I felt it was something I would be able to do quite easily. I liked the fact that the business had been going for a number of years and had a proven track record.Kathryn Drane, franchisee since 2015


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Spaghetti Aglio Olio
Assalamualaikum. Hi everyone! May today be better than yesterday and tommorrow be even better than today! Keep optimistic ya friend! ^-^
Today I would like to introduce my cooking menu - Spaghetti Agli Olio. Ive came across to cook this last month when ive seen the recipe being shared by my ex colleague/ friend- Arda..and I was challenged by her actually.so here it is My spaghetti aglio olio!
This versatile Italian dish goes from stovetop to table in less than 30 minutes. It took me 10 minutes to prepare the ingredients and 20 minutes to cook. Its really simple I tell u! hehe.
Here is the ingredients that u may need to cook this Italian dish.
1) 1 packet of uncooked spaghetti
2) 6 cloves garlic, thinly slice
3) 1/2 cup of olive oil
4) 1/4 teaspoon of red pepper flakes
5) 1/2 plate of fresh prawn
6) salt and blackpepper
7) 1/4 chopped fresh Italian parsley
Once You have prepare this, you may start cooking your Italian dish and these my steps of cooking.
- cook spaghetti in the boiling water, stirring occasionally until cooked about 10 minutes. Drain and transfer it to a pasta bowl.
- Combine garlic and olive oil as well as prawns and cook over a medium heat to slowly toast garlic about 10 minutes. Reduce heat to medium low heat when olive oil starts to bubble. Cook and still until garlic turn to golden brown colour and prawn turn to reddish colour. Now, you may combine the cooked spaghetti and mix all together.
- stir red pepper flakes, black pepper and salt into a pasta bowl and combine it in cooked spaghetti.
- Now, your spaghetti aglio olio is ready and you may serve pasta with sald or tomato!
Good Luck in cooking this pasta guys~!

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Good Crieff Tea Cozy
This pattern has been thoroughly revised.
Thank you to my lovely test knitters!!
Simple yet interesting knitting that will help to keep your tea warm. This cozy features an integrated base to help protect your tea-trolley or table surface.
The pattern is written as one size to fit a 4- 6 cup teapot when made with worsted or Aran weight yarn.
This pattern is a great place to showcase that 100g hank of handspun yarn.
The base is knit in the round on dpns or using the Magic Loop technique. The sides are knit flat and feature attached i-cord edges for lovely smooth edges. Finally, an i-cord tie gathers the top of the cozy together. Embellish the tie cord with a pair of pom-poms, or use a length of ribbon if you prefer.
The stiches and techniques used include: working in the round, working flat, ribbing, garter stitch, half brioche, welting, attached i-cord, regular i-cord, eyelettes, increases, decreases, and short rows.
This little cozy has lots of texture and minimal finishing, and don't we all love that!
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No, the 30/30 rule isn't the one about waiting half an hour before swimming after you eat. It also doesn't refer to the idea that anything you drop on the floor is still safe to eat if you pick it up within 30 seconds. The "rule" is similar, however, in that it's one of those pieces of advice that sounds sort of right and is easier to just pass along as accurate rather than investigating whether that's actually the case.
The rule is that you should start counting after you see a lightning flash. If you hear thunder in less than 30 seconds, lightning is sufficiently close that you should swiftly proceed indoors. Then wait at least 30 minutes until the storm ends to go back outside [source: Aleccia].
These days, experts say forget the counting. Those bolts from the blue and anvil lightning are difficult to anticipate. Instead, just go inside – or at least find a covered structure to hunker down under – at the first sound of thunder. Waiting 30 minutes after the storm is finished is still a good idea [source: Aleccia].


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Passover Greetings: Hello Friends, Welcome to me our website & we hope you are fine. Are you looking for Happy Passover Greetings, Wishes, Quotes, Messages? Then you are at the very right site; we have shared best Passover Greetings, Passover 2018 Greetings, Passover Cards, Passover Wishes and Passover Messages for Facebook & WhatsApp. Passover is an important derived Jewish Holiday. Passover is a Jewish festival celebrated in commemoration of the release of the Hebrews from the brutal slavery of the ancient Egyptians.
This festival holds great significance for the entire Jewish community residing in the world. Passover, which is also known as Pesach. Passover falls in the month of March & April according to the Gregorian calendar. Every year Passover observed with great pomp and show, Passover celebrations and Mary making. People meet loved ones, friends, and family members and exchange Happy Passover Greetings, Cards, Gifts and more much. More people Passover Greetings gives loved ones, Husband/wife and other relatives.
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"Wishing you a
Spring fresh
with new promises
and a Passover
blossoming with joy
Happy Passover 2018!"
"May those
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Seder feast
be blessed with
that life has to offer…
And so do You!
Wish You Happy Passover 2018!"
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This brings a wish
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and all the good things
life has to offer.
Happy Passover 2018.
For happiness,
good health, and cheer —
at Passover
and throughout the year!
Happy Passover Greetings 2018.
Thinking of you
and wishing you
Peace and Happiness
in your heart and your home
at Passover and always
Happy Passover.
A true friend…
Is hard to find,
Brings matzo happiness,
Makes good times better…
Makes each day bright with joy.
And I can't pass this opportunity to say…
Lucky me to have found such a friend in you.
Happy Passover 2018!
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A true friend…
Is hard to find,
Brings matzo happiness,
Makes good times better…
Makes each day bright with joy.
And I can't pass this opportunity to say…
Lucky me to have found such a friend in you.
Happy Pesach Greetings. .
The Exodus from Egypt occurs in every human being, in every era, in every year, and in every day. – Rabbi Nachman of Breslov
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Worrying about an uncharged phone shouldn't be an issue when you're out connecting with the great outdoors, but the truth of the matter is that a functioning smartphone can be an essential tool in emergency situations. Solar Paper—a sun-fueled phone charger that looks better than most of the options out there—is thin enough to fit among the pages of a notebook, but comes with enough power to fully charge an iPhone 6 with 2.5 hours of sunlight.
The charger also works with GoPros, external batteries, portable speakers, flashlights, digital cameras, and tablets—basically anything with a power cord. Additional panels—which are attached via magnet connectors—can be added for devices requiring more power. The best feature may be the gadget's ability to automatically reset itself when light is temporarily lost. Most solar chargers need to be manually reset as clouds pass and block sunlight. See it in action:
For more information on Solar Paper, head over to the Kickstarter campaign.
Erika Owen is the Audience Engagement Editor at Travel + Leisure. Follow her on Twitter and Instagram at @erikaraeowen.
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• Is the Apple Watch Good for Travel?


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If you're interested in commissioning from me a drawing, currently the only feasible way to do that is through Patreon pledges at $15 pledge per drawing. Patreon here (scroll down for the $15 reward).
It's fully colored, pencil line art unless you requested it inked. I do draw NSFW but I highly discourage this because it will impact the quality of the illustration greatly since I can't post it anywhere or claim myself as the artist.
There is absolutely no refunds once the pledge has been processed, and speaking of which, I will only start working on your commission once Patreon has processed the $15 pledge. While you wait for Patreon to process it though, we can discuss the commission to get as much detail needed to complete it.
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A: No. You'll get a very important lesson in financial management and knowledge is priceless.
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A: Get multiple accounts or wait (the amount of commissions you want) months.
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It's Fiona and Ken … and it's their turn this weekend.
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A couple of my favourite images from our first wedding of the year. Kenny and Ridwan's traditional engagement down in Kent. Hope you like them.
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Usually it is an easy process to get all the notifications related with the particular applications. However, Windows Phone 8 provides a propitious way of functionalizing this aspect. This is by displaying these notifications on the lock screen. This approach is an efficient manner to receive all the updates quickly for you without even having you to unlock your particular device. This tutorial helps you to perform this operation like child's play. Follow the steps to complete the dedicated task.
- At the beginning, go to the Settings. This is be done by selecting it from the live tile or by accessing the app list.
- These steps are performed after you have entered the settings screen. Next, find and select the lock screen option. Its location is on the right at the top.
- Hereafter you can view all the notifications at the bottom of the screen. Also, Windows Phone system provides you a detailed status from one app. The other apps get displayed as icons with the corresponding number of notifications on them. Here, choose none which sets the particular app to display detailed status. Thereafter, lists of capable apps are opened up from which the user can choose the same.
- Setting the other apps to display quick statuses is a similar process to the aforementioned steps. Employing such functionality you can easily view the unread messages, emails missed calls, battery level displayable on the lock screen itself. Thus, it is beneficial to receive all the updates by simply looking on the lock screen.
- Additionally the user is allowed to view the interface from where he/she select the respective app to display on the lock screen. This is the same interface for the both setting detailed or quick status apps.


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Hari Bol!
Shri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu - Life Story
In Hindi this time.
Have watched Bengali versions of Mahaprabhu life story. This one being in Hindi is a good thing.
People have requested subtitles. That will also happen. ISKCON will act on it.
Bhajo Hare KRshNA japo Hare KRshNA le Shri Hari kA nAma re
jo koi le shri Prabhu kA nAma, dhanya ho jai prANa re
Bhajo Gaurango keho gaurAngo leho gaurAngera nAma re
se lei gaurangera nAma vishNupriyAra prANa re


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Episode 38: 3Pete
Episode 37: Vuelta Special 4
Interview with Tiffany Cromwell
Episode 36: Vuelta Special 3
Episode 35: Vuelta Special 2
On this episode of Grupetto Chat, Michael and Isabel look back at the first week of the 2017 Vuelta a Espana and talk Cannondale folding. SAVE CANNONDALE
Episode 34: Vuelta Special 1
Episode 33: Same Job, Different Team
Episode 32: Moving Mountains
Episode 31: Tour de France Special 4
On this episode of Grupetto Chat, Michael and Isabel recap the Tour de France and La Course. How did Chris Froome win... or not lose the Tour? And How do you beat the Sky machine? Check out all of our daily Tour reports on our website at www.grupetto.chat/tour


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Informations from this site http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meteora
The Meteora (Greek :Μετέωρα , "suspended rocks " , "suspended in the air " or " in the heavens above "
etymologically similar to "Meteorite" ) is one of the largest and most important complexes of Eastern Orthodox monasteries in Greece , second only to Mount Athos. The six monasteries are built on natural sandstone rocks pillars , at the northwestern edge of the Plain of Thessaly near the Pineios river and Pindus Mountains , in central Greece. The nearest town is Kalampaka. The Meteora is included on the
UNESCO World Heitage List under criteria . This photo is from the same site ..
Two beautiful places from many -many of Greece !
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The Difference Between Presser feet for Top-loading Sewing Machines, and Front-loading Sewing Machines
I used to wonder why Janome have different categories of presser feet. I don't just mean what the feet do, but for particular types of machines. Well, it's not to do with the shank. They seem to be almost universally the same. It's to do with the shape of the needle hole.
The presser foot on the left is for my Toyota 21-DES -- a front-loading sewing machine. It has a straight needle hole. The presser foot on the right is for my Brother XR6600 -- a top-loading sewing machine. It has a curved needle hole.
Why? What difference does it make which way you put the bobbin into the sewing machine? Well, it's to do with the shuttle hook. In a front-loading sewing machine, the bobbin case and shuttle hook are vertical, and the left-right movement is in a straight line from the needle's point of view.
But with a top-loading rotary bobbin, the shuttle hook moves in a curve in front of the needle. For you to sew a zigzag, the needle must move forward a little at the sides or else the hook wouldn't come near enough to the needle to pick up the thread and form a stitch.
So that's why the needle hole is a different shape on front-loading and top-loading sewing machines (and their presser feet). And now I won't be getting feet for the wrong type of machine! I'd better go and check my Amazon wishlist to make sure I've got the right ones listed! : )
Until next time, happy sewing!
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The art of drawing up an army, or any given number of men, in any geometrical figure, or of estimating or expressing the number of men in such a figure.
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The term was coined and the concept primarily described by Karen Sobel Lojeski, program director for the business and technology program at the Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, N.J.
Her research, which we sketched out in our first article on virtual distance, shows that even the productivity of people who are located in the same office can suffer when their primary means of communication are e-mail or instant messaging.
Such methods lack the nonverbal communication and camaraderie that happen almost unconsciously during in-person meetings.
The exact factors that create virtual distance vary from company to company, and from team to team. Those factors can be broken down into two categories–pre-existing (personal attributes or outlooks that particular people bring to any virtual team) and ingrained (factors that are caused by the characteristics of a particular virtual team). Pre-existing factors are the most difficult to change, but addressing them provides the biggest impact.
Lets look at two ingrained and two pre-existing factors that create virtual distance, and examine how a CIO can begin to change them.
Cultural Values. It doesnt take a degree in psychology to know that people, groups and organizations have different values and communication styles that affect how they work together.
But Lojeski said her research indicates that people often misunderstand what those differences mean to the productivity of global virtual teams. Most people assume that cultural differences are primarily a matter of demographics–that South Asians, for instance, will have different values than Northern Europeans.
In reality, cultural values can vary significantly among team members within the same country, especially in the United States, a country populated almost exclusively by people whose ancestral culture developed somewhere else.
At ISO Properties Inc., a risk-management company, divisions that have been part of the business for a long time tend to be more conservative and need more information to make decisions. People in groups formed by recently acquired companies tend to be entrepreneurial risk-takers.
"We need to appreciate that when we put together teams, so we dont have too many of a certain type of folks," said Roy Nicolosi, CIO and vice president of ISO. "If we are dealing with new technology, we cant have a team where everyone is adverse to risk or nothing will get done."
The first step in addressing cultural values is to understand the perspectives of members of a team. In the past, after an acquisition, ISO would have people from an acquired company come to its facility, often creating in them a greater sense of uneasiness.
"Recently, weve changed this and now we first send our people to their facility," Lojeski said. "We make a great effort to get to know them from the start and dont immediately try to ISO-ize them."


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A national provider of plastic injection molding services
Cleveland has been called a lot of things: Mistake on the Lake; the buckle on the rust belt; unhappiest place to work, most miserable city, dirtiest city – all thanks to Forbes magazine (they do not appear to be fans of ours). But to those of us at Thogus, Cleveland is the phoenix rising from the ashes. We are tough, we are resourceful, we are proud. Just like Cleveland, manufacturing in Northeast Ohio is the same. We are tough. We are resourceful. We are proud.
The past few years have been a great time in Cleveland. Of course, most people know about our beloved son, LeBron James, and his redemptive return home which helped bring our Cavaliers back to a finals appearance in 2015. Cleveland was host to the 2013 National Senior Games, 2014 Gay Games, 2015 Content Marketing World, and will host the 2016 Republican National Convention. We are becoming a destination, not a stopover.
Our downtown and surrounding inner cities are booming with residents, restaurants, and retail. People are moving back to Cleveland more than they have in years! We are becoming a foodie destination due to chefs like Michael Symon, Jonathon Sawyer, Zack Bruell, Rocco Whalen, and Doug Katz. Great Lakes Brewing Company, Fat Heads, and Platform Brewery are just a few of the local craft breweries you can find on the North Coast.
None of these would be possible without the manufacturers who drive our economy and create our jobs. Vitamix, Parker Hannifin, Eaton, Lincoln Electric, PolyOne, and Sherwin Williams are just a few examples of our strength as a destination of world-class manufacturing. We are makers. We are doers.
As we look towards the future, Thogus is keeping a steady eye on what possibilities are next. With the strength of our medical community we know that new innovations and technologies in medicine will be discovered right here. The tech world is seeing Cleveland as a new hub for activity and possibilities. We are home to world-class universities that are acting as incubators for up-and-coming companies. And Thogus will be helping make reality the ideas that these companies come up with. It is what we do. If you want to see what the next generation of manufacturing looks like, come see us! We will show you what the future looks like, today.
Tags: Cleveland, Community, Advanced Manufacturing, Injection Molding, manufacturing, Innovation
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There comes the day as an adult where your birthday is just not as important as it once was. Yes, you might get some phone calls, a few cards, and maybe some presents, but typically it is just another day. Other than your milestone birthdays it really isn't that big of a deal. As adults we accept that and move on.
Two years ago my company, Thogus, created the policy where you get your birthday off, and if your birthday falls on a Saturday or Sunday, you get to take a Friday or Monday off. My birthday is in early December and the first year this went into effect, it fell on a Tuesday. Initially, I kind of scoffed at the idea. 'Who cares?,' I thought. It's just a day. No big deal. Then that Tuesday rolled around and I honestly had one of the best birthdays ever. No exaggeration, no hyperbole. It was AWESOME.
To preface, I am a married mother of two toddlers so my free time never really feels like free time. I am always on the go. I am not whining or complaining, it is just the way it is. When that Tuesday rolled around I started my day by not waking up to my alarm. On a Tuesday. AMAZING. My husband took the kiddos to the sitter and I sat in my quiet house with a grin on my face. I decided I would head off to the local mall to do some shopping. Not worrying about crowds on a Tuesday I took my time and leisurely strolled from store to store. I enjoyed something I so rarely had, time.
This year's birthday rolled around and I greeted it with glee. Again to have a day to myself to do what I want, when I want, is the greatest gift I can be given. I would never use a vacation day on my birthday; It just seems wasteful. This requires me to not be at work on my birthday and I love it! I would encourage most companies out there to create a policy like this. It may seem small or insignificant, but it means so much to me because what I am getting is time and freedom and for that I am grateful.
Tags: Culture, employee engagement, perks
On Thursday, November 19, President and CEO of Thogus Matt Hlavin joined Mark Avsec, Vice-Chair of the Innovations, Information Technology and Intellectual Property Practice Group at Benesch and Rick Pollack, president of MakerGear at the Association of Corporate Growth (ACG) event regarding the 3D Printing Revolution. In keeping with the ACG theme for the year, "Accelerating Cleveland's Growth," ACG designed a panel discussion around 3D printing technology, its uses and limitations, and the legal implications surrounding it now and what may be coming down the road.
The evening began with both Thogus and MakerGear greeting guests at tables where guests could touch, feel and see how 3D printing works, and how it can be applied to the commercial space.
The panel discussion was orchestrated in such a way that guests began their journey learning about Rick Pollack's motivation for starting his company MakerGear and how he had designed his system to really help the professional consumer, or "prosumer", start to propagate their ideas for validation and/or commercialization. Rick's units sell into all 50 states and he struggles to keep up with demand. But, he stressed the importance that his technology is not your kitchen counter unit for anyone – you need to have the skills to operate the same programs an individual would need to run a traditional CNC machine.
From MakerGear, the discussion transitioned to Matt Hlavin, President and CEO of Thogus Products Company. Matt shared a video on Advanced Manufacturing that demonstrates the transformation of traditional manufacturing through the use of 3D printing. Matt shared his insights on 3D-printing that stem from the company's original investment in additive manufacturing back in 2009 to today. He elaborated on how the technology has not only allowed him to experiment with the technology and how it integrates into traditional manufacturing at Thogus, but to also create a stand-alone company to focus on a full-service offering of additive services from prototyping to development to rapid manufacturing.
Committing to additive manufacturing has also allowed Thogus to expand its capabilities to traditional manufacturing companies, while attracting top talent into the industry. Matt elaborated on the limitations that have yet to be overcome – material development and availability, in-process quality monitoring, and repeatability. When asked if the technology would every replace CNC – Matt made it clear that it isn't one technology or the other, but it is a choice as to what is the right technology for the application. Matt's final comments with regards to all of this, were that this is not a 3D Revolution, but really should be seen as an Evolution. We will continue to learn how to leverage this technology, apply it in ways we can't yet envision, and the industry will have to learn how to collaborate and adapt to allow us to fully realize its potential.
This played really well into Mark Avsec's position on IP protection and IP law with regards to this evolution. From Mark's experience in music in his early career, he was able to draw strong connection with what happened in the music industry to what is happening in the manufacturing/additive space. From his view, 3D printing technology will transform the way companies conduct business, affecting manufacturing processes and disrupting the supply chain, with substantial implications for intellectual property. This topic brought to light a whole new perspective for the audience on the implications of investments and the concerns with managing how these technologies are shared or accessed. File sharing for printing is a huge part of how information is exchanged for 3D, and with the availability of 3D scanners it is easier more than ever to knock off someone's IP and manufacture it yourself. Kitchen counter consumers are not the concern necessarily, but individuals or companies with access to a critical mass or channel to market do need to be monitored. Caterpillar was a highlighted example. Caterpillar currently has 3D printers in-house that are used to manufacture spare parts. They are considering allowing these printers to be set up at distributors, but how will they control the use of their IP around their part design. How do you ensure brand integrity once it is release? Liability issues?
The guests had many questions that continued the discussion until almost 7pm. Most of these questions centered on the workforce and how these companies make money.
We are very excited to have participated in this event, and we will continue to talk about of how additive manufacturing is beneficial to a variety of manufacturers and not detrimental. These technologies can create a symbiotic relationship that is mutually beneficial to each other.
Tags: 3D printing, Additive Manufacturing, Advanced Manufacturing, innovation, Manufacturing, Matt Hlavin
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Today we're talking about French toast. This morning stalwart most likely got its name from the French dish, pain perdu or "lost bread"—a poetic way to say stale bread. And slightly stale bread is one of the keys to French toast that has a crunchy exterior with light and airy insides. Essentially this is bread, soaked in custard, and pan fried; perhaps the precursor to bread pudding.
Preparation Time: 25 minutes
Start to Finish Time: 30 minutes
Yield: 4 to 6 servings
1 cup milk
6 large eggs
1 tablespoon brown sugar
1 tablespoon vanilla extract
1/4 teaspoon salt
12 (1/2-inch) slices slightly stale country loaf, brioche, or challah bread
6 tablespoons unsalted butter, divided
Maple syrup
Heat oven to 350°. In a medium mixing bowl, whisk together milk, eggs, brown sugar, vanilla, and salt. Pour into a shallow pan (a pie pan works well).
Dip bread into mixture and let soak about 30 seconds on each side.
Remove to a cooling rack sitting on a sheet pan. Let sit at least 2 minutes, but not more than 3.
In a large sauté pan over medium heat, melt approximately 2 tablespoons butter (you want a thin layer coating the pan). Lay two or three bread slices into the pan and cook until golden brown, about 3 minutes on each side.
Remove from the pan, lay on a baking sheet, and place in oven about 5 minutes. Repeat with remaining bread. Serve immediately with maple syrup.
Annie B. Copps is a senior editor at Yankee Magazine. Annie oversees the magazine's food coverage, both as an editor and as a contributor of feature stories and columns.
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November 23-27, 2005
Below, you will find comments sent in by various pilots present at the roundtables, some Earthrounders, some of them soon-to-be Earthrounders. Many subjects were raised, from safety and survival, mechanics, communications, clearances, handlers, ethics, etc. The discussions were both useful and enjoyable. Several people have promised to send in comments, so if they do, we will keep on adding them. New entries will appear at the bottom (thus saving you having to re-read the whole thing again!).
Let us remember
At the opening of the first roundtable, Frank Haile spoke words of remembrance for Earthrounders who have flown on ahead since our first founding meeting in Oshkosh in 2000:
2000: Guenter Kuhlman
2001: Peter Weidmann
2003: Walt Hedgren
2004: Dan Webb
2005: Bob Reiss, William Howard Wisner, Charles Key.
Getting knotted
When crossing large expanses of forest such as the Amazon, carry a 100 ft rope. In an emergency, light aircraft, especially singles, have a good chance of staying tangled in the canopy and of not falling to the ground. A number of pilots/passengers have survived the crash but seriously injured or killed themselves when trying to descend from the treetops. A long rope can soften that 'second' landing. (Gérard Moss - Brazil)
Crash helmet
In the case of ditching or forced landing, a great number of pilots suffer head injuries, no matter how tight their seatbelts are. A light, compact helmet - like a bicycle helmet - can be kept under the seat and put on in a flash. It will considerably help to reduce brain damage (!) and increase your chance of rapid evacuation from the aircraft after impact. (Gérard Moss - Brazil)
Sea Survival courses
I took the Aircraft Ditching and the Sea Survival classes given by this group:
http://www.survivalsystemsinc.com/avcourselist.htm out of Groton CT, USA. Very professional and I learned a lot. Gave me the confidence to fly out-of-sight of land as I traversed Hudson Bay. (Bill Kahn - USA)
Best behaviour!
Michel Gordillo requested that pilots setting out around the world should abide by a certain ethics, always obtaining the required clearances and paying their landing fees, so as not to spoil it for other pilots who come after them. The general worldwide tendency these days is to marginalize light aircraft, so we must do our best to make sure that we can won't be ostracized and can continue long-distance flying for many years to come. (Margi Moss - Brazil)
Stashed it away
I really liked Gérard's idea about stashing extra cash in bags velcroed inside the fuselage. (Jack Ranweiler - USA)
Keep in touch: Email through HF radio
The mobile HF email stuff comes in two forms, HAM (Amateur Radio - free service), and commercial or co-op (like Sailmail for a yearly fee). Both use identical equipment and almost identical software. For the hardware, you will need: - HF transceiver - HF antenna coupler or antenna matching system - Pactor modem manufactured by SCS in Germany (see http://www.yachtwire.com/ ) - interconnecting cables. For the software: - HAM's use Airmail (free from website http://www.airmail2000.com/ ) -The Sailmail software and service is covered at http://www.sailmail.com/ The shoreside (ground based) service for the HAM email is "Winlink". See the Winlink site for all the info about how the system works, its advantages and restrictions http://winlink.org/. Some good sites to help put it all together: (borrowed from the boating folks) http://www.docksideradio.com/sm_guide.htm, http://members.aol.com/CruisingServices/info.htm. Some great little books to get folks started at http://www.idiyachts.com/. My HF guru, Wes Whitley, would be glad to consult on the use of HF and HF email in aircraft or remote locations. Wes Whitley can be reached at (321) 779-9544. Telephone consulting would be free. (CarolAnn Garratt - USA)..
Cleared to land?
Country requirements and services available www.faa.gov/ats/aat/ifim/ifim2tc.htm is the International Flight information manual by FAA. You can get aeronautical information, consular information, and services available at airports. (CarolAnn Garratt - USA)
Watch the weather
http://www.goes.noaa.gov/WINDS/windsNHIRW.html provides winds across the Pacific Ocean and also links to other global satellite information. http://aviationweather.gov/iffdp/ - this site has changed since I used it, but there is still a lot of international wind, temperature, and weather information. (CarolAnn Garratt - USA)
Instrument Rating - improved comfort
Not required but highly recommended, in at least my opinion. Hans Guttman (Ed.note - and many others) has flown around the world twice without an instrument rating, so it is not a necessity. However, my guess is that Hans is quite adept at manipulating the controls with only instrument references. The discussion on this subject was very spirited. (David Rice - USA)
Don't hold your breath: use oxygen!
Again a spirited discussion with comments ranging from, do not leave home without it to oxygen is for wimps. Frank Haile has flown around the world four times without using oxygen so it is or at least was not a necessity. My recommendation is that pilots should study enroute altitudes for their route and plan accordingly. If in doubt pilots could purchase an "oximeter" and determine their own tolerance to altitude, which varies widely among different people. In October our older son and I climbed a 6,430 meter mountain in Nepal with no problem, others 30 years younger than I did not make it to within 1,500 meters of the top. Hypoxia can be serious so pilots should be aware of their personal physiological limitations. (David Rice - USA)
What is best, East or West?
Nobody got excited. However, this is a serious consideration. Both Wayne Collins and Frank Haile (combined total of 6ATW's) recommend west to have more daylight in the event of ditching at sea. Winds at their latitudes and dates of their flights were not reported to be a problem. This may be a planning and scheduling consideration. However, if I am going to go swimming I prefer it to be in daylight hours. (David Rice - USA)
Can you Handle it?
Handlers or Not: This may be a convenience that helps pilots maintain a schedule. Pilots with more time and lower budgets seemed to enjoy doing everything themselves and considered bureaucratic "problems" to be enjoyable challenges, sometimes with unexpected and pleasant outcomes. I interpret this to be a personal matter that works well either way. (David Rice - USA)
Each upon its own...
The thought that I carried away from the meeting is that there are as many ways to fly around the world as there are people who have done it. Earthrounders are individualists! Every Earthrounder has been successful and people like me should listen to everyone and do what makes sense to them. (David Rice - USA)
Be prepared!
Prepare carefully. A lot of information and opinion on survival and equipment available. Hopefully, it will not be needed but....remember Horst who could not work his new gadgets properly because he lost his glasses getting into the liferaft. Horst succesful diching and rescue can be found on: http://www.earthrounders.com/horst.php (Ed.).
A good site for information is: http://www.equipped.org (Bill Finlen - Australia)
Don't put off ….
Set the date for departure. We can always find good reasons to delay such a trip but if the departure date is set, it will probably happen. (Bill Finlen - Australia)
Charney's List
Following were very helpful items brought up by experienced Earthrounders:
1. Take a HOSE along for fuel transfer
2. FUEL FUNNEL, especially one with a fuel strainer built-in (chamois for backup)
3. Hand or Electric FUEL TRANSFER PUMP
4. Do not DRAIN fuel tanks in front of anyone (giving them the idea for free fuel)
5. Know how to use your cell/sat phone for TEXT MESSAGING (far less expensive)
6. Know phone numbers of ATC sector controllers applicable to your route for use in case of HF failure
7. Make use of AOPA, especially the Internation div., for their many services
8. Know the Aero Clubs along your route. They can provide great local knowledge and services.
9. Make sure your survival items are ATTACHED TO YOUR BODY.
10. http://www.equippedtosurvive.com" website is a good research site for survival equipment
11. Have the latest and greatest EPIRB emergency beacon
12. Learn about the seasonal weather along your route
13. Take your own OIL
14. Take Carbon Paper for India
15. If you can stand it, take someone along to help with the numerous duties
(Bill Charney - USA)
GPRS-SMS - HF with Paktor - Irridium
In not so remote places with GSM coverage I use GPRS with a decicated card (Nokia D211) in my laptop. This works very well and is well known, so I don't think I need to spend more time on this method, Your GSM provider will have all details.
A very easy way of getting metars, forecast is via SMS. I use http://www.wxsupport.com. For a small fee You get up to date info on Your GSM phone. I asked them if they send the data via the (free) Irridium SMS service wich would be nice in remote places, but no answer yet.
HF with a Paktor modem works very well for e-mail and weather. Paktor is a protocol wich is developed by Radio Amateurs (as is SSB). I use "Sailmail", wich is a organisation wich has radio stations all over the world. You pay 200 USD and the trafic is free, but limited to 10 min a day, they offer also a lot of weather download. When using a Paktor III modem You can send a lot of mails in these 10min. "Sailmail" is oriented to sailboats wich use the system during long passages and during long periods of time. This service is very good if You're away for months or even years, but I think for shorter periods the cost of installing a Paktor III modem etc is not worthwhile and data comm via Iridium is more suited. The software for sailmail is free of charge and very well made. Pls visit their website: http://www.sailmail.com.
Iridium is best suited for short periods of internet access and e-mail. Most earthrounders will already have an Iridium set in the plane. (I hook my 9505 up via a small break in box, so that I hear ATC and phone simultaneously and no need to rewire the audio panel. http://www.pilotsupport.com).
You will need a provider with a strong compression engine, I use "Ocens". They can give You weather, e-mail and internet access for a reasonable fee and you will be suprised about the access speed ! You will need the com port adaptor on Your phone and the software that Ocens supplies. They are very helpfull if You have problems. Their website: http://www.ocens.com.
Now a few websites for weather, flightplanning, info etc:
Free site in Europe with a lot of weather info: http://www.euro.wx.propilots.net/
SMS weather etc: http://www.wxsupport.com
France all info and weather in French: http://www.nav2000.com
IFR flight plan filing can be a real challenge in Europe, life will be a bit easier if you file via this site: http://www.homebriefing.com
Its always nice to know the top of clouds, I use: http://weather.uwyo.edu/upperair/sounding.html select region and type of plot. (stuve) You'l have the temp and dewpoint up to the high flight levels.
Some more comments on Sailmail.
I use Sailmail while sailing and the system works very well on board of a boat.
Tried it now in the plane and found that I had interference with some instruments on board, especially the autopilot didn't like the short HF pulses that Pactor uses.
And Yes I did all the needed shielding and I did put Ferrite filters.
Also I think that the investment and the quite complex installation is not worth the benifit for short trips. Personally I think services as OCENS via Iridium is the way to go for simple and reliable results.
Don't forget that Sailmail only gives You text e-mail, no Web browsing
(Koen Velleman Belgium)
Ed's note:
These comments are presented here to be taken purely as each respective individual's suggestions, advice or interpretation thereof. There are no set rules for flying around the world, each person does it at their own risk and in their own way. We thank all those who took the time to send in their contributions, and we look forward to receiving more. Bill Charney remarks that comments on insurance would be appreciated! David Rice also remembered that Michel Gordillo mentioned a book with all international airports… Michel, can you fish that out for us?
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The Keel-billed Toucan, known as the "bill bird"locally, is the national bird of Belize. The most obvious characteristic of the toucan is the huge yellow, orange, red, green and black bill. The toucan's bill is amazingly dextrous and allows the bird to feed on a variety of tropical forest fruits. The Keel-billed toucans are a very social bird and can often be seen in flocks of six or more birds. They are found throughout Belize's forests and nest in holes in tree trunks. They lay one to four eggs and the parent birds take turns incubating the eggs. This bird displays a rapid, heavy flapping of the wings when flying and calls with a creek creek sound, similar to a frog. Toucans are primarily fruit eaters, feeding on a wide variety of tropical fruits of the forest. It feeds by snipping off the fruit and flipping its head back to gulp the fruit. Toucans will also feed on insects, lizards, snakes and even the eggs of smaller birds.
SIZE: 20 inches
RANGE: S. Mexico to N. Columbia
HABITAT: Lowland forests and forest borders
FOOD: Fruits, insects, reptiles, bird eggs.


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VIDEO: Long Melford firefighter the 'hero of the hour' after saving woman from Sudbury blaze
A firefighter from Long Melford has been described as a 'hero' after rescuing a woman from a burning building in Sudbury last night (September 6).
Pat Ince was called "the hero of the hour" by his station commander Conrad Burgess for climbing a ladder to rescue a woman from the second floor of a burning building in Friars Street, Sudbury.
Mr Ince described how he feared for his life as the severity of the blaze dramatically altered, leaving him unable to see due to the smoke.
The 42-year-old, from Swanfield in Long Melford, said he saw the lady throwing stuff out of the second-floor from her home as the on-call crew from Long Melford arrived as the first crew on the scene within minutes of the fire being reported.
Making the decision to put up a ladder and reach the woman, Mr Ince said: "She was shouting. I decided I'm going to go up that ladder.
"I got to the lady, she was quite emotional, I tried to calm her down and said, 'we are going to get you out whatever, I'm going to stick with you'.
"And then the fire progressed a bit further than it was. I thought 'you are going to have to come out now'. I Grabbed her legs and helped her out. She was sitting on the ledge of the sill of the window. Then you just couldn't see nothing. I coughed a little bit but I thought 'no, I'm going to sit there and carry on and do what I had to do'.
"I got her off the ledge and I was reassuring her, 'your not going to fall'."
The firefighter, who works full-time as an upholsterer in Long Melford, managed to get the desperate woman to the safety of another crew, but admitted that it had been a scary experience.
Mr Ince said there had been a back draft from one of the shops that had blown a window.
Despite hearing this he said "I thought, 'I'm not going to leave it'."
Described as a hero, Mr Ince shook his head, saying all of his fellow firefighters were heroes.
Asked if he was ever worried he might not make it, Mr Ince said: "I did, at one point, when I couldn't see, when it was really, really smokey and really strong, I heard the explosion, the window go and I thought, 'this is it, I'm going to come down or be alive or be blown off the ladder'.
"But I just thought to myself, 'no, I'm not going, I'm sticking with her and getting her out'."
He added: "I was a bit scared. At the end of the day we're in this job to do what we do and we are trained to do it."
Fire chiefs said they do not yet know the cause of the fire but said investigations between the police and fire service had been taking place today and would continue tomorrow.
Efforts continue in the town to support those affected by the fire, with donations of food, clothing, shelter and money.


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Monday, May 13, 2013
Things I'm Anticipating in 2013
4 comments:
- Brian said...
I can vouch for "Ender's Game" for a great read. Believe it or not, it was on the Marine Corps Commandant's Reading List at one point.
- May 14, 2013 at 7:00 AM
- Tanja said...
I have a few too many books that I'm anticipating to post them all, but The Dream Thieves is one of them (I LOVED Scorpio Races and can't wait to see the movie -- the visuals should be AWESOME, the story was that inspiring IMO); the Raven Boys was a good read. As dark as The Prince of Thorns was, I agree that the main character and his world was unique; the 2nd book while confusing at first (the timeline narrative was all over the place), was a worthy sequel. The Lumatere Chronicles was a miss for me -- just couldn't care about any of the characters for some reason so I abandoned the trilogy after reading the first book. I haven't read the other two books you mentioned, so I'll be checking those out. 3 other books on my 2013 book anticipation shortlist include the latest in the Chronicles of Elantra series by Michelle Sagara, Unseen by Karin Slaughter (Grant County mystery series), and Light, the last book in the Gone series by Michael Grant. Events wise, I'll be attending our regional SCBWI event next month, and possibly Lone Star Con 3 in San Antonio at summer's end. My various projects are ongoing....
- May 14, 2013 at 7:44 AM
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- May 14, 2013 at 12:51 PM
- The Art of Kim Kincaid said...
Brian, that doesn't surprise me. I actually prefer the parallel novel, Ender's Shadow. The movie is supposed to be taken from both books. Thanks for stopping by.
Thank you Tanja. I have written your recommends down. I just finished Gone and picked up the second, Hunger at the library. I do agree with you about the dark aspect of the Thorn series as well as the time zone switcheroo. A bit confusing. Maybe it's the slim chance of Jorg's redemption that keeps me reading. Sorry you couldn't get into Manchetta's fantasy. I did like the first but absolutely loved the second. Good luck with your ongoing projects and conventions. Thanks so much for your input.
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In September, Newt Gingrich rallied more than 300 G.O.P. candidates in Washington to embrace the "Contract with America." President Clinton derided it but is now ready to bargain on certain parts.
Gingrich's Proposals
To revive the Reagan-Bush promises of the 1980s, a $500 per child tax credit and a tax cut for capital gains on investments.
Clinton's Response
"How will all this be paid for?" Clinton asked. But he may propose his own & family tax break and consider a capital-gains cut.
Gingrich's Proposals
A constitutional amendment that would require the federal budget be balanced by 2002, or seven years after...


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I do have some time today to play in my hobby room. I am going to make me some card kits. I chose the papers and the image and the make the nestie shapes I need. Then later I will make my cards.
I am going to be putting together some guy card kits along with the themes of Birthday.
For today I am sharing with you a Leaning Tilda card Thinking Of You.
I used Copic colors in blues and rose shades. Nestie oval and scalloped oval.
Cuttlebug dotted Swiss and flowers from my stash.
It is more of a basic card in design, but I enjoyed the colors. And I love to use flowers on my cards.
Many thanks for stopping by and joining my blog.
Your comments mean a lot to me, thanks for the encouragements.


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Big Blue Sells PC Unit
Heralding the end of an era for a pioneer of the PC revolution, IBM has announced that it is selling its entire PC unit to China's largest computer maker, Lenovo Group, for $1.75 billion in cash and stock. The deal will make Lenovo the third-largest PC company in the world, just behind Dell and Hewlett-Packard.
Lenovo will relocate its PC headquarters from China to Armonk, New York, taking on approximately 9,500 IBM employees. IBM will hold a 19 percent stake in the company, and all PCs, such as the popular ThinkPad notebooks, will remain IBM-branded for up to five years.
"Lenovo's products are heavily weighted toward small businesses and consumers, while IBM has focused on the midmarket and enterprise, so this is a good fit," said Deepak Advani, chief marketing officer at Lenovo. IBM will remain the preferred provider of service and support, he said, and the two companies will share research and development.
Some analysts questioned IBM's wisdom in the transaction. Before the deal was announced, analyst Rob Enderle referred to it as "a Christmas present for Dell and HP," and added, "How do most people see the IBM brand in use? Typically, it is through seeing someone else using an IBM notebook, recognizing that Big Blue logo on the unit's cover."
Many analysts expect consolidation among the top PC manufacturers to continue in 2005, but IBM's exit is particularly symbolic. The company entered the PC market in 1981, committed some marketing blunders (executives initially thought that PCs would be ideal for storing recipes in the kitchen), and then took on a leadership role. IBM's move will allow it to focus more on software and services, while Lenovo will face the challenge of catering to new markets. Meanwhile, the impact on Dell and Hewlett-Packard will be closely watched throughout 2005.
In our interview PC Magazine editor-in-chief Michael J. Miller weighs in on IBM's move and interviews a top executive at Lenovo.


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The Verdugo Glen Chapter of the American Business Women's Assn. has been chosen as one of the most successful chapters in the United States, it was announced during the group's conference in Chattanooga, Tenn.
Verdugo Glen President Lynn White-Shelby of Burbank, Vice President Marty Preciado of Tujunga and Recording Secretary Laurali Fey of Glendale accepted the Best Practices Level III award from the national officers in recognition of the association's highest level of achievement and group management.
The Glendale chapter won the honor for the third consecutive year. Fifty-five of 550 chapters in the United States received the "Best Practices for Group Management" seal.


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Jets, Sanchez Back in Pittsburgh Again
With the Jets heading to Pittsburgh this weekend, we are reminded again of the 2010 AFC Championship Game. The Steelers won that game 24–19 at Heinz Field, but only after the Steelers jumped out to a 24–0 lead and had to just barely hang on after a furious Jets comeback. The ringleader of that comeback was Mark Sanchez, who was absolutely terrific in the second half that game. Had the Jets hung on — and they were a hold on a third-and-6 away from having a real chance — Sanchez would have led them to the Super Bowl, and we wonder how much doubt would have followed him last season. The Jets might have an even steeper climb Sunday. But that was a long time ago: Heck, Bane has blown up the stadium since then.
The Steelers lost their opener and, as a franchise, haven't started the season 0-2 since 2002, so they're going to have all guns a-blazing. The Bills offense scored some points in the second half after the Jets let their foot off the gas a bit, but the Steelers are a vastly superior offense. Even more worrisome, Darrelle Revis is almost certainly not going to play; he's still "in a fog" after his concussion last week. The key to the Jets' chance might be getting pressure on Ben Roethlisberger and, as they were able to against Buffalo, protecting Sanchez.
The Jets received surprise contributions from several players in the Buffalo win, from Stephen Hill (who had struggled in the preseason) to Jeremy Kerley, and they'll need that to continue. This would also be a nice time for Shonn Greene to average more than three yards a carry.
It's going to be a difficult challenge for the Jets, but it doesn't feel like a particularly desperate time. The key game was last week against Buffalo; a loss there would have made this one vital. This is a house money game for the Jets, one that doesn't hurt much if they lose but could send them soaring if they win. With Revis out, we don't quite think they're gonna make it. Steelers 28, Jets 20.
Jets at Steelers: W2W4 [ESPN New York]


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Dun is a color we can never seem to have enough in. It is famous for many flies. Duns range in color from light to dark. If you desire a specific dun be sure you specify the particular shade before placing your order and we'll do our best to accommodate you.
Flat rate of $7 on all US orders!
Grade 1-the highest quality and for those who want the very best. This grade will tie the highest number of flies because the length of each feather is the longest. Sizes run from 10 to 14.
Grade 2 - a great value. This grade will still tie the same quality and size of dry fly as a Grade 1. The only difference is fewer flies, because the feathers are shorter.
Grade 3- an exceptional value. This grade will also tie the same quality and size of dry fly as a Grade 1 and a Grade 2, but fewer flies per feather and at a price that won't "break the bank".


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So the skirt is done - and I'm sorry I don't have any pictures of Princess wearing it - it will come, with the t-shirt (when it's all done... ) I am SO happy with how the skirt turned out - it's a pleat bubble skirt. I lined it with a thinner fabric, and chose a green - the t-shirt will have the same green color in it. This is Princess' response when she tried it: "I think I will wear this a lot" I guess it's a success.
I've also made som tunics and a pair of bloomers for my self.
The back of the black tunic. i made the patterns my self. The two tunics are pretty much the same, but the black one has a different neckline and sleeves than the pink one. I don't really know what color the pink is, sometimes it looks nude and sometimes it looks pinkish - I'm claiming it's pink. I have to get the rest of the school clothes ready today or tomorrow - they start school on Wednesday, and I have to have time to make or buy something else if they should not like it.... like that will ever happen... picky 6-year olds..
I'm also guest blogging this weekend, and will show you how to make a really beautiful (I think it is) dress for yourself. See you then. - and See Kate Sew has a pleat week this week - goes well with my skirt.


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- Launch the ES File Explorer app. Touch the top left blue icon as shown below.
A menu slides from the left.
- Touch App Manager.
A grid of app icons appear.
- Long press one or more app icons.
The app(s) are selected.
- Touch one of the commands at the bottom, e.g. Backup to copy the APK's to the SD card, Share to share out to Dropbox, Google Drive, etc.
- If Backup was selected, then the APK's will be copied out to the folder /sdcard/backup/apps/.
The Android apps APK files are extracted out.
Monday, March 24, 2014
Make copies of Android apps already installed on devices
I was curious whether it was possible to copy out from mobile phones or tablets the Android apps I installed from the Google Play store. It didn't long to figure out how to do it. There are a lot of apps that can do the job including a popular file manager app: ES File Explorer which can be used to easily select the apps and either back up the Android APK file(s) to an SD card, shared or sent out. If you have the ES File Explorer app installed on the device, simply do the following to copy out the app(s).
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41st Annual East Greenup Kiwanis Run By The River
WhereRussell, KY - Downtown
WhenJune 9, 2018 - 8:30 AM
What5K, 10K Timed Road Races; 5K Walk
The race courses are out and back, on flat neighborhood streets and the scenic River Road. The course is well marked and policed, with water stations and split times provided. Races start and finish at the Russell Senior Citizens Center at Bellefonte and Ferry Streets. 5K runners turnaround on the River Road while 10K runners continue through Worthington and back.
Entry Fees
Entry fees are $20 through Saturday, June 2, 2018; 14 and under can registered through race day for $20; registrations for all others are $25 beginning June 3, 2018 through race day. You may preregistered at www.runbytheriver.com or by mail to: Tim Gearhart, Race Director, 1220 Navajo Trail, Ironton, OH 45638. Registration tables open on race day at 7:00 a.m. Preregistered runners can pick up their packets at that time. Tech shirts are given to all registered runners; your best bet to get your desired size is to preregister. On the day of the race, it's first come, first served!
Age Groups
9 and Under
80 Plus
Awards are given to the overall winner and runnerup in both the 5K and 10K races, both men's and women's divisions. The top three finishers in each age group in both events, men's and women's divisions, will receive 1st, 2nd and 3rd place medals. All runners 9 and under who do not receive a medal in their age group will receive a participation medal. There are several special events within the 5K race. Trophies are given to the winner and runnersup in the following 6 categories: father/son, mother/daughter; mother/son; father/daughter; strollers (parent pushing child in a stroller); and Top Dog (runners whose dog runs the race on a leash). Walkers will receive times, but no awards.
Charity Information
The Kiwanis Club of East Greenup County, Ky., uses money raised from this event to complete community service projects. The club sponsors Key Clubs at two local high schools and a builders club at a local Middle School. Projects supported by the race include scholarships to Key Club seniors at the two high schools; funding to the Family Resource Centers at three local high schools; food baskets at Thanksgiving for about 50 families; support of a summer reading program at the Greenup County public libraries; a contribution to the local Shop With A Cop program at Christmas, and more.
More Information
Pizza will be available after the race for runners. You can follow Run By The River on facebook at www.facebook.com/runbytheriver and on our website: www.runbytheriver.com


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Celebrating 50 Years of LEGO in Australia
While the LEGO Group was founded in 1932 in Denmark, it wasn't until 1962 that the first LEGO brick landed on our shores in Australia.
It arrived in a suitcase carried by a Mr John Peddie, all the way from England. He flew over land and sea, in fact he had to take eight different planes before he safely set foot in Sydney in August 1962, carrying with him his precious cargo.
John soon set about trying to convince toy store owners across Australia to stock the versatile LEGO brick with little luck at first, 'Kids play outdoors not indoors' was the common response. But John persevered and drove up, down and across the country showing retailers how durable the humble LEGO brick was and how versatile it could be if you just used a little imagination. It didn't take long before he sold the first set and soon it was flying out of the door.
Of course, LEGO is now the number 1 toy brick* in Australia and John has been part of the journey ever since he arrived with those first LEGO bricks in his suitcase, working for LEGO Australia to this day. John even still has the very passport that he used on that first trip and one of the first LEGO sets that he sold. He's very proud to have played such an important part in introducing millions of us to the wonderful world of play with LEGO bricks, and he's looking forward to joining in celebrating 50 years of the LEGO brick in Australia with the LEGO Festival of Play.
*Source: Gfk, Week 54, 2011
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'Sidekick' recently announced the launch of an artisanal hot sauce collection that is not for the faint of heart. When it comes to hot sauce, it can be difficult to find a condiment that is both spicy and flavorful. These piquant sauces manage to combine bold new flavors with ultra-hot spices.
The artisinal hot sauce collection features a wide range of heat profiles. The collection ranges from mild flavors such as 'Mellow Pepper' to extra hot sauces such as 'Screaming Pepper.' The condiments are packed with flavorful ingredients to deliver more than just a dose of heat. Additionally, the sauces are made without artificial additives, making them ideal for consumers who are looking for a more natural hot sauce.
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- Written by: We are Disney
- Category: My Blog
- Published: May 20, 2017
Health supplements are abundantly available in the market. You can go over to any super market or supplement store and buy any kind of product. Well indeed bodybuilding supplements become a necessity for some workout routines but you should never get obsessive with using these supplements. Often we have read in news about the side effects of abusive use of supplements. HGH supplements are now most widely used bodybuilding dietary products. Users of all age group are making use of these supplements for all kinds of body benefits. Problem is first time supplement users start abusing these products in order to get early benefits.
It is important to consider that HGH supplements like Sytropin will take time in showing results. Products that offer overnight benefits are mostly scams. Here we are going to detail timeline of results you can expect from use of HGH for sale supplements.
Increased Body Energy
Dropped level of growth hormones results into nightmares. You feel tired and lazy all day with no interest in pursuing any task. HGH supplements can help a lot in boosting body energy levels by naturally increasing level of growth hormones in the body. You can expect energy spike within few days of starting the GH therapy using supplements like Sytropin.
Sleep Quality
Most of the natural growth hormone production takes place when you are sleeping at night. It is important for human body to rest for at least 8 hours a day to maintain optimum GH production. After starting use of HGH supplements you can expect improved sleep quality and cognitive functions within first month. Thereafter the quality of sleep will improve month after month.
Improved Skin
People are mostly concerned how soon with those fine lines or wrinkles will disappear after starting GH therapy. Commonly you can start witnessing anti aging benefits from second month after starting the therapy. Collagen supply to the skin increases which makes your skin more firm. By the fifth month there is drastic improvement in the overall skin texture and tone.
Muscle Mass
Growth hormones themselves are responsible for improved muscle mass in the body. However GH also stimulates liver to produce Insulin Growth Factor-1 which also helps in muscle and cell regeneration. You can start witnessing improved muscle from first month itself. The degree of muscle mass gain largely depends on the workout routine and diet.
This is typical timeline of benefits as they occur as soon as you start GH therapy. Never try to abusive the HGH dosage to get early results.
- Written by: We are Disney
- Category: My Blog
- Published: March 20, 2017
Retirement security for low-wage workers is essential at a time when companies are eliminating defined benefit plans, reducing the value of benefits, or shifting the cost of providing retirement benefits onto workers through a 401(k) plan. The fact of the matter is that low-wage workers often can not afford to accrue significant savings to provide a cushion for retirement. The low savings rates endemic among low-wage service workers make a defined-benefit plan vital to avoiding the specter of retired Disney employees facing old age in poverty.
Nearly half of Walt Disney World's full-time hourly workforce has over five years of service on the job. Many workers have invested between 10 to 35 years of service with the company. In the past, decent wages and benefits have made the difference in attracting a long-term stable workforce to WDW – this benefits workers and the surrounding Orlando community.
- Written by: We are Disney
- Category: My Blog
- Published: March 12, 2017
Visitors to Walt Disney World's parks and resorts may not realize that the housekeeper at resorts like the Grand Floridian, or the park attendant that guides you into Space Mountain is more than likely a full-time employee who is working hard to provide for his or her own family. While Walt Disney World has enjoyed strong profits as a result of rising attendance and increased ticket prices, workers have not shared in the success of the parks and resorts.
- Written by: We are Disney
- Category: My Blog
- Published: March 6, 2017
"The first year I [outsourced] the parking concession," Walt Disney recalled, "I brought in the usual security guards – things like that – but I soon realized my mistake. I couldn't have outside help and still put over my idea of hospitality. So now we recruit and train every one of our employees."
Walt Disney himself found that outsourcing jobs lowered standards of guest service at the parks. Today, Walt Disney World seems to have forgotten the lessons of the past with its recent decision to replace hundreds of dedicated long-term Walt Disney World employees with outside contractors. Some of the jobs being outsourced include valet parking and baggage service jobs, custodians and stage technicians. As a result, the first person who greets visitors to the parks and resorts may no longer be a Disney cast member.
Outsourcing these jobs is just one more way in which Disney is eroding standards for workers. While Disney is required to offer jobs to displaced workers, many of the positions offered pay less than what workers originally earned. By replacing them with workers that are paid less and offered few, if any, benefits, Walt Disney World is undermining standards for workers and their families.
Not only is Walt Disney World lowering standards with outsourcing, its actions have attracted the scrutiny of the federal government. According to the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), Disney allegedly violated labor laws when it displaced 180 custodial employees who clean hotel lobbies and ballrooms. Days before the company was to appear before an administrative law judge, Disney agreed to settle the charges. According to the settlement with the NLRB, Walt Disney World will be required to pay over $118,000 to the affected workers.
- Written by: We are Disney
- Category: My Blog
- Published: March 6, 2017
With starting wages at $7.00/hour, Walt Disney World workers can ill afford to pay thousands of dollars a year for family health benefits. Disney's drastic annual increases in employees' weekly health care payments have eroded workers' weekly take-home pay. Worse, Disney may arbitrarily raise deductibles and co-pays at any time.
Disney workers face steep annual health insurance premiums even under one of the company's least expensive medical plans. Exorbitant health insurance costs may soon put health insurance out of reach for workers and their children. The following bar graph illustrates the annual cost of coverage for workers and their dependents under the workers' HMO plan.3 Under this plan, a Disney worker who needs to provide health insurance coverage for his or her family will have to pay up to $2,730 a year.
Disney workers would like to find solutions to reduce the costs of health insurance but the company has been resistant to exploring new alternatives. Unlike other major employers in Central Florida, Disney has failed to consider offering primary-care medical clinics at or near its parks and resorts. Disney also has yet to leverage its status as a major player in the greater Orlando health insurance market to provide a free, on-site generic pharmacy to its workers as is offered by hospitality employers in other major tourist markets, like Las Vegas.


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"They've caught it incredibly early," Walker said. "It's treatable. The doctors say my condition is mild and I'm very hopeful."
One of Britain's most popular commentators, Walker's voice has been synonymous with Formula One for more than three decades as a broadcaster for both the BBC and ITV.
Walker, a lifelong motorsport enthusiast, first took up the microphone in 1948. For years he covered the Isle of Man TT alongside his father Graham, a works motorcyclist for Norton Motorcycle Company.
It was not until the late 1970s, when television coverage of Formula One increased greatly, that Walker covered full-time the sport in which he was to make his name.
His unlikely double act with former world champion James Hunt, one the excitable commentator with a propensity for putting his foot in his mouth, the other a former playboy with a dry wit, was particularly popular with fans. Murray's catchphrase "Unless I'm very mistaken... and yes, I am very much mistaken" remains oft-quoted.
Since retiring from full-time commentary in 2001 Murray has remained involved in the sport, an occasional presence in the paddock, and still acts as a pundit for the BBC and F1 Racing magazine among others.
Walker, who has cancelled plans to attend the British Grand Prix next week, will undergo a course of chemotherapy over the next few months in an attempt to cure the disease.
News of his condition brought forth a torrent of get-well messages on social networks, although Murray himself was typically selfless.
F1 Racing said on Twitter that he had barely mentioned his condition when writing to tell them that they might be without his services for a short while.
"Anyone who knows Murray Walker will not be at all surprised to learn that in an email telling us he might be forced to miss a column or two his major concern was that F1 Racing should find a 'Plan B' in case chemotherapy prevented him from filing copy!" the magazine wrote.
"Mention of his cancer diagnosis almost an afterthought."


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Authors: Devillers, Raymond | Klaudel, Hanna | Koutny, Maciej | Pommereau, Franck
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Abstract: IThe starting point of this paper is an algebraic Petri net framework allowing one to express net compositions, such as iteration and parallel composition, as well as transition synchronisation and restriction. We enrich the original model by introducing new constructs supporting asynchronous interprocess communication. Such a communication is made possible thanks to special 'buffer' places where different transitions (processes) may deposit and remove tokens. We also provide an abstraction mechanism, which hides buffer …places, effectively making them private to the processes communicating through them. We then provide an algebra of process expressions, whose constants and operators directly correspond to those used in the Petri net framework. Such a correspondence is used to associate nets to process expressions in a compositional way. That the resulting algebra of expressions is consistent with the net algebra is demonstrated by showing that an expression and the corresponding net generate isomorphic transition systems. This results in the Asynchronous Box Calculus (or ABC), which is a coherent dual model, based on Petri nets and process expressions, suitable for modelling and analysing distributed systems whose components can interact using both synchronous and asynchronous communication. Show more
Keywords: Petri nets, process algebra, synchronous and asynchronous communication, structured operational semantics
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Abstract: In this paper, infinite information systems used in pattern recognition, data mining, discrete optimization, and computational geometry are investigated. Time and space complexity of decision trees and complete decision rule systems are studied. A partition of the set of all infinite information systems into two classes is considered. Information systems from the first class are close to the best from the point of view of time and space complexity of decision trees and decision rule systems. …Decision trees and decision rule systems for information systems from the second class have in the worst case large time or space complexity. Show more
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Abstract: In this paper, continuing our research in [10] and [11] we introduce the notion of descriptional independence. This notion is aimed at a formalization of the concept of sequential control structure, used in the control theory. The reader will find all relevant notions in [10] and [11] positive implication, inner implication, descriptional independence, sequential control structure.
Keywords: positive implication, inner implication, descriptional independence, sequential control structure
Citation: Fundamenta Informaticae, vol. 54, no. 4, pp. 369-385, 2003
Authors: Wakulicz-Deja, Alicja | Peszek, Piotr
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Abstract: The work contains an example of application of Rough Set Theory to decision making – diagnosing Mitochondrial Encephalomyopathies (MEM) for children. The resulting decision support system maximally limits the indications for invasive diagnostic methods (puncture, muscle and/or nerve specimens). Moreover, it shortens the time necessary for making diagnosis. The system has been developed on the basis of data obtained from the II Clinic Department of Pediatrics of the Silesian Academy of Medicine (further referred …to as the Clinic of Pediatrics). Show more
Keywords: machine learning, mitochondrial encephalomyopathies, rough sets
Citation: Fundamenta Informaticae, vol. 54, no. 4, pp. 387-408, 2003
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David Dillon and Gary Tysdal moved from Ames to Boulder Colorado, and roomed together for many years. Gary died January 2011 of complications from cancer. David still lives in Colorado.
I have tried to give credit to people who have helped by providing their cache of photos. If I have neglected anyone or mis-credited anybody, please notify me, as it is an oversight or error, not intentional. Some of these location photographs were taken on a return trip I made to Ames from San Francisco in 1980. The locations were still very similar to the 1970s then. I am told many of these buildings no longer exist.
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La Calaca Festival–main events
By Ángela Lewis
You are invited to the first annual La Calaca Festival in San Miguel de Allende 2012! The four-day, multi-disciplinary event will be integrated into the vibrant celebration of Día de Muertos (Day of the Dead). In addition to a variety of workshops, processions and guided tours, La Calaca Festival is proud to announce the official schedule of main events, including Arte en el Parque and the renowned Earth Harp, made famous on America's Got Talent and at Burning Man festival in Nevada.
Arts and Music Festival
La Calaca Festival
Thu, Nov 1-Sun, Nov 4
Parque Juárez, Jardín Principal and other locations
Arte en el Parque is a four-day initiative that aims to build community, establishes connection, and fosters cultural integration through participatory art. Arte en el Parque is geared toward the San Miguel youth community and seeks to promote creativity and self-expression through art and celebration. A diverse group of local and international artists will transform Parque Juárez into a playground of large-scale installations. Many of these projects will require the participation of members of the community to create its elements. Artists are encouraged to embrace the themes of Día de Muertos and explore the cycle of death and rebirth in their work. In addition to physical installations, Arte en el Parque will feature local and international musicians, aerial performances, and various workshops for all ages.
With its inaugural performance on Thursday, November 1st. evening, the Earth Harp will transform the centro into the world's largest stringed instrument, with strings up to 1,000 feet. The harp utilizes pre-existing architecture to transform the surroundings into a musical experience. During La Calaca, nightly performances of the Earth Harp at sunset will fill the streets of San Miguel with harmony and vibration.
TEDxSanMigueldeAllende will take place during La Calaca Festival on Saturday, November 3rd. Visit tedxsanmigueldeallende.com for more information!
La Calaca Festival encourages local businesses, nonprofit organizations, and creative individuals to contribute their own events to the La Calaca experience. These independently-organized events will occur throughout the city during the festival and exemplify the unique and diverse character of the San Miguel community. For more information please visit our website at www.lacalacafestival.com or email firstname.lastname@example.com.


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|From the episode:
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Tasty Juice is a brand of juices geared toward people of all ages and, as far as it is known, sold in the United States. It was introduced in "Chick Cancer". Olivia Fuller was the spokesperson for the beverage until rock star Chuck Berry was announced as the new spokesperson.
The company claims that Tasty Juice contains only 1/3rd the amount of sugar that soda does.
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Tasty Juice. Drink it then convert it to pee!


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The Cat and the Claw
and Batman join forces to foil Red Claw.
Story by Sean Derek & Lauren Bright
Teleplay by Jules Dennis & Richard Mueller
Directed by Kevin Altieri (I) & Dick Sebast (II)
Music by Shirley Walker, Harvey Cohen
& Wayne Coster (I) & Harvey Cohen (II)
Animation by Sunrise (I) & Akom (II)
Kevin Conroy as Bruce Wayne
Efrem Zimbalist, Jr. as Alfred
Bob Hastings as Commissioner Gordon
Adrienne Barbeau as Catwoman
Kate Mulgrew as Red Claw
Herb Edelman as Stern
Mary McDonald Lewis as Maven
Additional Voices:
Steve McGowan
Neil Ross
Frank Welker
|Two stories here intertwine. The first describes the initial encounters between Batman and Catwoman; the second features them joining to fight the terrorist Red Claw. Neither story is very interesting by itself; nor is there point or counterpoint when they are combined.
Production Notes
Bruce Timm on the climax: "The whole end sequence was geared around the explosions, and they were some of the worst you'll ever see. We retook all of them two or three times. They were still awful, but we ran out of time and had to air them."
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