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|Pyrimidine Panel - Urine
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|This panel determines 5 pyrimidine metabolites (uracil, thymine, thymidine, dihydrouracil and dihydrothymine) in urine. This test is used for screening pyrimidine disorders including:
Dihydropyrimidine Dehydrogenase (DPD) deficiency (OMIM 274270),
Dihydropyrimidinase (DHP) deficiency (OMIM 222748) and
Mitochondrial Neurogastrointestinal Encephalomyopathy (MNGIE, OMIM 603041).
This test can also be used to monitor 5-fluorouracil toxicity OMIM 274270).
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Purine and Pyrimidine Panel in Urine (#4010) is also available in the diagnosis of disorders in both purine and pyrimidine metabolism.
Plasma Thymidine determination (#4330) is also available for diagnosis of mitochondrial neurogastrointestinal encephalomyopathy (MNGIE).
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|Tandem Mass Spectroscopy
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About Beckie E.Close
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After playing French horn for 3 years, I decided to try to play Trumpet. It ended up being very natural to me and so I performed on both Trumpet and French horn in High school. I played the French horn for our Orchestra and Wind ensemble and Trumpet for our Jazz ensemble. I fell into a position when I was 15 to be a brass coach of a Montessori school and taught mostly Trumpet for the 3 years that I was there.
Today, I play the Trumpet for fun!
About Beckie
My name is Beckie and I have played music for all of my life. I play and teach many different instruments such as the French horn, trumpet, piano, saxophone, mandolin, guitar, and voice.
In 2017, I graduated from UCLA with my Masters in Music on French horn. In 2010, I graduated from Chapman University with two degrees in music- music performance on French horn and music education.
My first job was as at a Montessori Academy elementary school, where I was the brass coach for 3 years. This is where I fell in love with teaching. I have been teaching privately for 15 years now and love the one-on-one attention that I can give the students.
I have worked with many great organizations like the Los Angeles Philharmonic and various music studios around Los Angeles.
I currently am a freelance musician, Elementary school music
I look forward to working with you or your child in helping to start or continue a musical instrument!
*** Lesson Details ***
When I teach lessons, I like to check in with the student to see how their day was and how practicing throughout the week went. I am very patient and will teach at the student's pace. I expect the student to practice during the week, even if for just 10 minutes a day. I will always work with a student as long as it takes to have them understand what is difficult for them musically.
For music, I try to find free options but books may be a better option. When we choose a book to play out of, I like to choose a book together so that the parent and the child are happy about the selection. Books vary based on what the needs are for each student. Books are to be purchased by the parent.
I usually play my instruments with the students, but being a freelance musician, I may need to save my chops for an upcoming gig. Not always, but happens from time to time :)
I also have a 24-hour cancellation/lesson change policy. If you are late for your lesson, I will try to accommodate the time but may have students or rehearsals afterward so it will not always be a guarantee. If you are going to be late, please text me BEFORE the scheduled lesson. Lessons are to be every week as I DO NOT teach bi-weekly lessons.
*** Studio Equipment ***
Lesson space is in my home w/ seating for parents and music stand for students. I also have a cat and a dog, so if you are allergic, please let me know! The dog and the cat are put away for the lessons as to not distract either one of us! They are pretty cute!
*** Travel Equipment ***
I expect the student to provide the music books and their own instruments and music stand.
*** Specialties ***
I specialize in classical genres of playing but I am able to teach all different styles of music.
· Trumpet · In studio
· French Horn · Online
· Mandolin · Online
Beckie E.
Beckie E.
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About Ray
My name is Ray, I'm 30 years old, and was born in Queens, NY. I studied classical music for many years as a youngster at the Aaron Copeland School of Music college preparatory program. During this program I was introduced to Jazz, and around the same time began experimenting with synthesizers. I went on to study Electronic Production & Design at Berklee College of Music in Boston, and quickly became a very sought after studio musician and performer.
I've been successfully teaching many instruments and proficiency levels for 16+ years now, and can say with pride that teaching is my passion, and I anticipate it being a very important part of the rest of my life.
I enjoy reading nonfiction books on science, math, and philosophy, and am building a career as a pop music producer.
*** Lesson Details ***
My music lessons
1. I have a very deep understanding of music, sound, and theory, and feel music to be one of my native languages.
2. I have devoted considerable amounts of time and energy studying neuroscience, which has greatly improved my understanding of the learning process.
3. I have been blessed with the tremendous amount of patience necessary to guide a student through the necessary steps it takes to learn at whatever pace is optimal, in order to maximize the efficiency of the learning process for each individual.
*** Equipment ***
Students must have their own instrument, and purchase their own materials (books, etc). From time to time I make my way to a local music shop, and am happy to purchase materials for reimbursement.
*** Specialties ***
Classical music is my background, and what I believe to be the most cognitively and emotionally fulfilling style of music to study and play. That said, I'm also a big fan of pop music (as well as other genres), and encourage students to enjoy learning their favorite songs from the radio.
My understanding of music theory is extremely thorough, and I'm happy to incorporate as much or as little of it as the student's interest dictates, nevertheless maintaining the minimal amount of theory necessary to get the most out of learning music and the instrument.
Thanks for checking out my profile! Please contact me with any additional questions you may have, as well as to inquire about day/time availability. I'll do my best to get back to you right away (usually within a few hours).
· Violin · In home
· Piano · In home
· Piano ·
My son and daughter both take from Ray and they love him!!! My daughter started with him after she had had 2 other teachers and she improved immediately. She loves going to Ray because he teaches her to play the songs that she likes. Now she plays so many songs for memory!! My son loves going to piano and is always excited to see Ray.
Ray R.
Ray R.
About Knox S.Close
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Learn all styles of trumpet from a fundamental perspective. Performed on THE VOICE, AMERICAN IDOL, & more. 21 yrs as a professional trumpeter, the past 10 in Hollywood.
About Knox
I've performed on THE VOICE, AMERICAN IDOL, GREASE LIVE! & others. My music has been featured on NBC, ABC, CBS, and domestic & international films. I've coproduced KRISTIN BELL, JEFF DUNHAM, WANG LEEHOM, & LINYU CHUN.
I received undergraduate training at BERKLEE COLLEGE OF MUSIC (BM) in Boston where I studied with Tiger Okoshi, Charles Lewis, John Bavicchi, Richard Davis, & Gregory Fritze, and was a Graduate Assistant at the HODGSON SCHOOL OF MUSIC at UGA (MM) where I was a protege of the late Fred Mills (1935-2009), founding member of the Canadian Brass.
· Arrangement and Composition · In home
· Arrangement and Composition · In studio
· Trumpet · Online
He opened my eyes! I studied with other trumpet teachers for years and didn't learn as much!
Try a lesson with him!
Thank you Mr. Knox!
Knox S.
Knox S.
About Ryan L.Close
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Learn to play the trumpet! Students will learn to develop properly formed embouchure, efficient breathing, breath control, posture and diaphragm support, note fingerings, and develop valve technique, learn and develop proper tonguing and lip flexibility.
Both classical and jazz lessons available.
About Ryan
As a classical/jazz trumpet player he has performed with tournament of Roses Honor band, the Pasadena Pops Orchestra, the Crown City Symphony and in various musical theater productions. He performs regularly with his jazz band the Crown City Combo in various venues in the greater LA area.
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· Trumpet · In home
· Trumpet · In home
Ryan L.
Ryan L.
About Thomas K.Close
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Strong instrumental playing begins with a solid understanding of the fundamentals of music and the simple act of making a sound from the instrument. Students learn to play music by ear first, and are later introduced to music notation. More advanced lessons emphasize sight-reading, expression, and improvisation.
An instrumentalist since age 10, Thomas has experience as a performer and teacher. His previous education has included methodology classes on teaching specific instruments, and he is available to teach beginning trumpet lessons.
About Thomas
Chords, sight-reading, theory, jazz, classical, and pop
No one ever regrets learning an instrument… yet many grow old wishing they had taken music lessons! A talent they'll be able to develop their entire life, your children will thank you for giving them the chance to learn music. And bonus points for you: after just a couple years, you'll have free entertainment every Christmas!
Or maybe YOU'RE the one that wishes to learn! It is never too late to begin learning an instrument. Everybody has the ability, and if you're determined and interested, there's nothing stopping us from achieving this very special goal. (Interested in learning to compose? Scroll to the bottom to learn more.)
Everybody learns differently, and everybody likes different things. Whether it's improvising or singing alon
1. Building a really strong foundation so it's easy to interpret or understand any part, and to play it with the right amount of practice.
2. Learning to sight-read music, so you can play it well as soon as possible.
3. Learning how to improvise (make-up) music, learn music by ear, and to understand and create chords, which lets you play music in different ways.
4. Play different styles from classical to jazz to popular music.
5. Learning how to practice efficiently so you can learn music as fast as possible.
6. Composing our own original music.
Practice makes perfect! Learning an instrument helps build self-confidence and discipline. If your child's bored, distracted, or just needs a constructive hobby, music is a great place to get them interested in something that will help them feel better about themselves, and the effects will be felt across everything else they do, through better studying habits to a more patient, diligent work ethic.
It's also relaxing! Stressed about work? Need an escape? Everybody has the power to learn an instrument. Seriously, there's no such thing as "talent." Just start lessons and get practicing! It really is that simple, and I'll guide you through every step of the way.
I have a diverse background teaching students of all ages, from 3-year-olds to retirees alike, customizing what we learn to the individual student. We'll learn how to read music just as easily as you read words; improvise and compose music of our own; and feel good playing any style: classical, jazz, rock, and all. My experience as a working musician in films, musical theater, and pop music, as well as classical concert music, allows me to appreciate and teach styles that many other instructors overlook, and I know full well that learning an instrument is not about becoming a professional; it's about being able to connect to others or oneself through music… and also to just have fun! There's no need to learn music we don't like! It's not about stuffing Beethoven into your kids' ears… we just want to make music, be that Beethoven or Billy Joel.
Learning an instrument is one of those few skills that will genuinely last you your whole life. I don't want to sugarcoat it: it takes time to learn an instrument. It takes practice, and sometimes it's frustrating. But the results are well worth it.
Now get out there and make some music! But start by signing up for lessons. I can't wait to get started!
"What's that chord?" "Why does all my music sound the same?" "How do I fix this voicing?" "I just can't get it out of my head!" …sound familiar? You've probably hit a rut. Or maybe you're just starting out. Either way, you want your music to sound new, exciting, and to come out exactly how you hear it in your head. Yes… you CAN learn to compose music, you CAN learn to be more creative, and you CAN learn to share your sound with the world.
Film music, classical, jazz… whatever your interest, all music comes from the same place, and by learning a handful of basic concepts, you can apply these to whatever style you're trying to write. Learning to emulate another musician involves knowing what they're doing. Learning to create a groundbreaking sound requires that you know what's already been done, and how to achieve it. Step by step, we'll work our way there.
We'll learn how to write cool, interesting chord progressions, how to write beautiful melodies, and how to voice chords. We'll learn how to control the mood of our music, from making it sound relaxed to adding tension wherever we want. Maybe you're trying to write for an orchestra, or just a small band. By learning the basics, you can then easily break away from what's been done and come up with something truly new… the goal of any aspiring composer!
· Composition · In studio
· Piano · In studio
· Piano · In studio
Thomas K.
Thomas K.
About Aaron W.Close
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Having played in groups like Wind Ensembles, Orchestras, Quintets, Jazz Ensembles, Brass Bands, Combos, etc., I can and will teach any and all styles from beginner to advanced levels. I will push you as hard as you want to be pushed from your lessons, and can help you become competitive in auditions for jobs, gigs, honor bands, and school. I have a methodical approach to the instrument which includes not only the physical aspect of the trumpet, but the mental aspect, which is largely ignored.
About Aaron
· Bugle · Online
· Trumpet · In home
· Trumpet · Online
I am about between intermediate and advanced with violin.flute and cello.
My main purpose to learn trumpet is to play trumpet solo in christmas music at church.(lots of needs but so rare to see good trumpet solo specially amomg asian.
I have a problem to get into this booking.
Please anybody give me a call or email me.
Aaron W.
Aaron W.
About Rich J.Close
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10+ years of trumpet experience in NYC and LA!
About Rich
Rich received his training at The Hartt School, The Juilliard School, and NYU where he received a degree in Music Education and Technology. As an expert in his field, Rich looks forward to helping new students achieve their goals. Rich's teaching style is inspiring, challenging, and fun.
· Clarinet · In home
· Piano · In home
· Piano · In home
Rich J.
Rich J.
About Jonathan E.Close
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Coming from 15+ years' experience learning, interpreting, & performing music; 7+ years recording, & 6+ years teaching, you can expect from me an enjoyable, streamlined lesson to help strengthen your musical understanding & ability to further utilize your love for music. I specialize in classical, jazz fundamentals, rock/pop, recording, composition, & live performance. I'm fairly well versed in many other genres, so I can easily meet your preferences across the board. Cultivate a deeper relationship with your instrument & unlock your potential! :)
About Jonathan
· Guitar · In studio
· Bass Guitar · In studio
Jonathan E.
Jonathan E.
About Antonia B.Close
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Want to take great solos? Want to learn how jazz has influenced pop music? Want know how to play trumpet in multiple contemporary genres? I have spent over 12 years studying trumpet. During this time I have focused on jazz and it's impact on pop, rock, and R&B music. Coupled with my expertise as a lead singer, I can take your performance skills and stage presence to the next level. I also work great with kids, creating a fun learning environment to get them excited about different styles of music.
About Antonia
Starting violin at age 5, Antonia quickly developed a passion for music. Captivated by the raw power and tone of brass instruments, she traded in her violin for a trumpet at age 10.
When Antonia was only sixteen years old, she began performing professionally - fronting several local big bands as lead vocalist, as well as sitting in the trumpet section. Last summer, she was given the honor of playing at The Library of Congress with one of her big bands.
Antonia makes weekly appearances with local music groups ranging from jazz and funk music to rock, R&B, and rap. Antonia has a solo project of her original material under the name The Runtime. Her debut EP is in progress.
· Trumpet · In home
· Singing · In studio
· Singing · In studio
Antonia B.
Antonia B.
About Peter D.Close
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Both of my parents were professional musicians and music teachers. I have been playing since I was 8. I have a very understanding but thorough approach. I am second chair in the Westlake Vilkage Symphony. I specialize in classical music. I was all-state all four years of HS (band, orchestra, and CODA) and received a performance scholarship at the University of the Pacific where I was Principle in the orchestra all four years. I am also the Educational Sales Representative for Nick Rail Music.
About Peter
Peter D.
Peter D.
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Arcol 15W resistors, HS15 series
The range of ARCOL resistors with heatsink mounting is now available with 15W option.
TME now offers HS series resistors of power range 10W, 15W, 25W, 50W.
Just as the previous versions, the HS15 resistors feature soldering connections.
For maximum performance of the resistor additional heatsink compound should be applied.
|Watts with no additional heatsink
|Limiting element voltage
|Resistor: wire-wound with heatsink; screwed; 100mΩ; 15W; ±5%
|Resistor: wire-wound with heatsink; screwed; 150mΩ; 15W; ±5%
|Resistor: wire-wound with heatsink; screwed; 220mΩ; 15W; ±5%
|Resistor: wire-wound with heatsink; screwed; 470mΩ; 15W; ±5%
|Resistor: wire-wound with heatsink; screwed; 680mΩ; 15W; ±5%
|Resistor: wire-wound with heatsink; screwed; 1,5Ω; 15W; ±5%
|Resistor: wire-wound with heatsink; screwed; 2Ω; 15W; ±5%
|Resistor: wire-wound with heatsink; screwed; 2,2Ω; 15W; ±5%
|Resistor: wire-wound with heatsink; screwed; 2,7Ω; 15W; ±5%
|Resistor: wire-wound with heatsink; screwed; 3,3Ω; 15W; ±5%
|Resistor: wire-wound with heatsink; screwed; 4,7Ω; 15W; ±5%
|Resistor: wire-wound with heatsink; screwed; 5Ω; 15W; ±5%
|Resistor: wire-wound with heatsink; screwed; 6,8Ω; 15W; ±5%
|Resistor: wire-wound with heatsink; screwed; 10Ω; 15W; ±5%
|Resistor: wire-wound with heatsink; screwed; 12Ω; 15W; ±5%
|Resistor: wire-wound with heatsink; screwed; 15Ω; 15W; ±5%
|Resistor: wire-wound with heatsink; screwed; 22Ω; 15W; ±5%
|Resistor: wire-wound with heatsink; screwed; 33Ω; 15W; ±5%
|Resistor: wire-wound with heatsink; screwed; 47Ω; 15W; ±5%
|Resistor: wire-wound with heatsink; screwed; 50Ω; 15W; ±5%
|Resistor: wire-wound with heatsink; screwed; 56Ω; 15W; ±5%
|Resistor: wire-wound with heatsink; screwed; 68Ω; 15W; ±5%
|Resistor: wire-wound with heatsink; screwed; 75Ω; 15W; ±5%
|Resistor: wire-wound with heatsink; screwed; 100Ω; 15W; ±5%
|Resistor: wire-wound with heatsink; screwed; 120Ω; 15W; ±5%
|Resistor: wire-wound with heatsink; screwed; 150Ω; 15W; ±5%
|Resistor: wire-wound with heatsink; screwed; 220Ω; 15W; ±5%
|Resistor: wire-wound with heatsink; screwed; 330Ω; 15W; ±5%
|Resistor: wire-wound with heatsink; screwed; 470Ω; 15W; ±5%
|Resistor: wire-wound with heatsink; screwed; 500Ω; 15W; ±5%
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- SynJet – the newest cooling systems by Nuventix
- New Hammond guards with a filter
- DBK's Nimbus and Cirrus in TME's offer
- STEGO STEGOJET series SJ 019 compact fans
- TME extends its offer by Selfa GE S.A. products
- New Cooling Fans - Pivotal, Lateral, Radial
- New Sunon fans in TME offer - DR MagLev
- New Sunon fans from Super Silence series
- TRN3 series 3W DC/DC converter modules by TRACO POWER
- AMSRO DC/DC switch-mode voltage converters from Aimtec
- DC/DC converters from MEAN WELL for railway applications
- Cellevia Power power supply units at TME
- VARTA Power One batteries
- SUNNY pulse power supply units
- Bulgin battery holders
- COMF batteries containers
- VARTA consumer batteries
- Power cord splitter cables from ASSMANN
- USB C adapters from QOLTEC
- OMY-series power cables from MANEX
- IRDM memory cards from GOODRAM
- TLY cables from Technokabel
- Speaker cables from Tasker
- Kanthal resistance wires
- DC power supply cables from ESPE
- Coaxial cables from Teleste
- HDMI 1.4 cables from Goobay in a textile sheath
- Goobay Jack extension cables
- Clean Cable cables from Helukabel for engine submersible pumps
- Chainflex® cables from IGUS
- W 210 coil wires from Synflex
- USB A - USB B cables from Assmann
- SOLARFLEX®-X PV1-F single core wires for photovoltaic installations
- Fibre optic patch cords and pigtails by Digitus
- Sets of LgY and TLY cables for hobbyists
- New Goobay USB adapters
- Ribbon cables with IDC connectors
- Anti-vibration mats to dampen vehicle's body
- Heladuct FLEX flexible wiring ducts
- MHL adapters for mobile devices
- Schurter AC power cords
- Lapp Kabel screwed cable ties
- CYG electroinsulating silicone tubes
- Lapp Kabel rubber cable strain reliefs
- DC plug mains cables
- CYG polyester braids
- Lapp Kabel control cables for chain guides
- Lapp Kabel cables for extended ambient temperature ranges applications
- Flexible control cables of OZ-500 series
- CYG heat shrink tubes
- LAPPKABEL glands with earthing
- Rubber insulated connection leads in TME's offer
- Lappkabel single-core shielded cables
- Extended offer of telecommunication cables for the LAN networks applications
- Extended offer of connection leads
- Extended offer of rubber – insulated extension leads
- Extended offer of strip extension rods
- Brevetti chain guards
- Industrial fuses 10 x 38 from the company, DF Electric
- Schurter UMT-H SMD Fuses
- NEC thermal fuses
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- Littelfuse Smart Glow series fuses
- Fuses and fuse bases for photovoltaic systems
- MTA Automotive fuses
- DF Electric Industrial Fuses
- RETEX enclosures in the TME offer
- Mechanical Power Transmission OPTIBELT
- Worm gear clamps from MPC INDUSTRIES
- Rope fittings from KRAFTBERG
- ELEROLL roller tracks system from ELESA+GANTER
- Cable accessories from Pawbol
- New enclosures from Schneider Electric
- New family of DREMEC products
- Linear guides from IGUS
- Electrical insulation tubes from FAVIER
- Roller bearings from SKF
- New cable accessories from BM GROUP
- Profiles for LED strips and modules from TOPMET
- Accessories for aluminum profiles from FATH
- Caps and plugs from Sundplast
- Multigate Grommets from TRELLEBORG
- Joint Heads from IGUS
- New sealed enclosures from Gainta
- ELESA+GANTER clasps
- BOPLA Polyester casings
- Colson transport wheels
- Bossard protecting keys
- Elesa+Ganter Hydraulic Fittings
- Fibox ARCA series enclosures designed to operate in difficult conditions
- Hammond polycarbonate enslosures
- New series of Hammond aluminum enclosures
- Bopla enclosures with embedded glands
- VISATON ceiling mount loudspeakers for the 100V installations
- ELESA+GANTER latches
- ELESA+GANTER screw fastened feet
- New series of Fischer Elektronik aluminum enclosures
- Elesa+Ganter vibrations suppression elements
- ELESA+GANTER transport wheels
- Hammond 1550 series aluminium enclosures
- FIBOX PICCOLO series new enclosures
- Standard machine elements for ELESA+GANTER available at TME
- New KRAFTBERG fixings
- New JIANFU TACT microswitches
- MIYAMA switches on TME's offer
- Tamper-proof switches with RGB illumination from Schurter
- SNAP ACTION microswitches from Panasonic
- New switches from ONPOW
- Diptronics illuminated microswitches
- ZM and ZW Series Microswitches from Honeywell
- Small–size light and sound panel-mounted signalers
- V12B and V12S series vandal resistant switches
- MSM LA series vandalproof push-button switches
- AR23x humidity and/or temperature loggers from APAR
- XLG series "Constant Power" LED Power Supply Units from MEAN WELL
- EMR6 monitoring relays
- G2RV-SR interface relays from OMRON
- TX4S temperature regulators from AUTONICS
- Miniature relays with MOSFET outputs and optical coupling from OMRON
- DILMS safety contactors from EATON ELECTRIC
- New Low Power Win converters from AIMTEC
- XACA-series control stations from SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC
- Power Supply Units with PWM style output for LED lighting by MEAN WELL
- SUPLA – a new wireless building control system from ZAMEL
- Radio control system from PROMET
- PPW and PPS series programmable power supply units from Twintex
- Holding electromagnets from EATON
- HDR series compact DIN rail installation power supply units
- GUENTHER temperature sensors with machine connectors
- Panasonic motion sensors
- EXTA LIFE Smart Home from Zamel
- DC LED power supply units with flicker free design from Mean Well
- ADXL soft-starts from Lovato Electric
- RM12 - new line of miniature relays from Relpol
- New Honeywell's PX3 series pressure transducers
- Aimtec AC/DC micro converters from AMEOF series
- F&Wave – radio control system from F&F
- AM6CW-NZ series DC/DC converters from Aimtec
- 3-pole AF Contactors from ABB
- IRM-03 series miniature AC/DC converters from MEAN WELL
- NGC limit switches from Honeywell
- ELG-100-C High-Voltage PSUs for LEDs
- Micro PCB transformers from Hahn
- Speaker transformers
- AMSR series high-efficiency DC-DC switching regulators from Aimtec
- Temperature sensors for injection molding machines from Guenther
- IRM-30 series AC/DC converters from Mean Well
- Optidrive E2 Inverter for Single Phase Motors
- Multichannel LED dimmer from Mean Well
- Fast Ethernet Basic Unmanaged Industrial Switch from Ha-VIS eCon 2000 series
- Mean Well NDR-75 series Industrial DIN rail power supply
- Power supply for LED diodes with multi-level LCM-40 current output
- Connectors and pneumatic cables SMC
- APAR AR207 series data recorder
- EATON bus bars and accessories
- MODLINK MSDD front panel interface
- H57 series counters
- New limit switches, safety cut-out switches and foot operated switches
- STANNOL solders in TME's offer
- New soldering tools from Weller in TME's offer
- Hot air soldering stations from THERMALTRONICS in TME's offer
- Thermaltronics soldering stations
- Solder Peak SP-90B soldering station
- SOLDER PEAK digital soldering-desoldering stations
- New Solder peak Hot Air Soldering Stations
- New measuring devices from AXIOMET
- AX-B2120 and AX-B2135 series inspection cameras from AXIOMET
- Inspection cameras from AXIOMET
- Tools for measuring electrical quantities from TESTO Company
- Keysight handheld digital multimeters
- Fluke Performance Series IR cameras
- New, advanced devices from Keysight now in TME's offer
- Axiomet industrial calibrators
- Axiomet inspection cameras
- Portable Hantek oscilloscopes DSO1062B and DSO1202B
- Hantek Oscilloscopes
- LeCroy HDO 4000 series 12 bit oscilloscopes
- AX-2040 Automatic clamp meters
- Extech HDV series high resolution inspection camera
- Fluke TI1XX series infrared cameras
- Video pyrometers AX-7550
- 4-channel Fluke scopometers
- TEKON test probes from TK18LED, TK20LED and TEKOFLEX series
- LUP-20-LED-SMD desktop magnifier
- New inspection cameras from Fluke
- Tool cases and tool boxes from PARAT
- Polyurethane ESD chairs
- NewBrand digital microscopes
- ALPEN-MAYKESTAG drill bits, threading dies, and taps
- NEWBRAND pliers of the Blue Line Series
- NEWBRAND - Modern Table lamps with magnification in TME offer
- Fisnar QuantX series dispensing accessories
- NEWBRAND insulated knives for electricians
- RAPID modern hot air glue guns and staplers
- Modern desktop lamps with magnifier in TME's range of products
- New Axiomet power supplies
- Miniature drilling machines and accessory sets for micro electrotools
- LOCTITE 3090 Cyanoacrylate two-component glues
- CRC GALVACOLOR zinc multicolour paints with prime
- Motorcycle USB power supplies from 4CarMedia
- QOLTEC car holders
- Calearo car antennas
- Set of Spanners for disassembling car radios
- OKYSTAR relay modules
- POLOLU reflective sensor modules
- Servo motors from K-POWER
- BLDC motors from EMAX
- Series of universal Grove modules from SEEED STUDIO
- POLOLU Dual G2 High-Power Motor Drivers for Arduino
- LilyPad modules from Sparkfun Electronics Inc. for wearables
- Universal camera modules from Waveshare
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- MSX Elektronika in TME's offer
- Universal Gravity modules from DFRobot
- ABS+ and PLA filament samples for 3D printing from DevilDesign
- Arietta-G25 computers from Acme Systems
- DC Micromotors from POLOLU
- Single-board computers from SolidRun Ltd. now available at TME
- M200 3D Printer from ZORTRAX now in TME's Offer
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Chemistry the Elixer of LifeActivity by Ma. Cecilia Almeda | added on Jan 14, 2011 | Philippines
Sponsor(s): Chemistry Society and the Department of Chemistry, MSU-Iligan Institute of Technology
A campaign on the essence of understanding chemistry as an important step in living a better life. Encouraging young students from the elementary, secondary and tertiary levels to study chemistry by inviting them to attend exhibits and presentations and lectures. It is a campaign on career opportunities.
The activity is a campaign on the essence of understanding and appreciating chemistry for life and chemistry as an important step in living a better life.
This campaign calls for an audience of youngsters, like elementary school children, students from secondary and tertiary levels, secondary chemistry teachers, educators and invited government officials who can be policy and decision makers.
The activity also aims to encourage the young people to study chemistry in deep by educating them about the possible chemistry careers, their role and responsibilities in the community and environment.
This event will be held at the MSU-IIT gymnasium on February 12, 2011, in coordination with the 32nd Foundation and Anniversary celebration of the College of Science and Mathematics of the MSU-IIT. It is a one-day activity of which the morning session will consists of a lecture and information drive. The afternoon session will be an open house for exhibits and demonstrations on some general concepts in chemistry, green chemistry and chemistry safety. There will also be film showing on relevant topics.
After this one-day activity, this will be conducted on public venues. The specific date and venue will be announced later.
This activity is sponsored by the Chemistry Society and the Department of Chemistry of the MSU-Iligan Institute of Technology, Iligan City, Philippines.
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2015 Chevrolet Silverado GMC Sierra HD - First DrivePosted in Vehicle Reviews on April 14, 2014
GM's biggest truck buzz for 2015 is the new Colorado/Canyon. Until those models appear, the facelifted '15 HD pickups—Silverado and Sierra 2500 and 3500—give truck enthusiasts something new to get excited about.
Visually, the HDs now have the 1500 trucks' broad-shouldered stance and bolder grille. The mechanicals carry over, though. GM's HD engineering was primarily in air-management: directing airflow through and around the new front clip to maximize powertrain cooling while tightening gaps to minimize aerodynamic drag.
In the process, powertrain software was recalibrated to capitalize on the improved cooling. This tuning is partially responsible for higher towing and payload ratings from the existing hardware. (Since the automakers can't agree on standard tests, specs appear to be compromises between each manufacturer's engineering, marketing, and legal departments.)
Max payload rating is now touted as a class-leading 7,374, (C3500 regular cab longbed 6.0L Vortec dualie) with fifth-wheel max trailer towing of 23,000 pounds (K3500 regular cab longbed Duramax dualie). Conventional hitch-towing is rated best in class at 19,600 (K3500 Duramax dualie). Of the higher-volume configurations, the Crew Cab longbed K2500 gas is rated at a 3,388 payload/13,800 fifth-wheel trailering; diesel is 2,628/16,400.
Although the 2015 Silverado/Sierra is outspec'd on paper by the competition in some columns, GM's new powertrain programming sends a high percentage of the available power to the ground. Towing 10,000-pound trailers, a K2500 Duramax Silverado accelerated faster up a 6-percent grade than similarly equipped competitors. GM's tuning seems more aggressive: Possibly more boost and higher shift points allowed the Chevy to pull away from the others during these uphill tow-offs.
But the biggest differences were downhill. The 2015 Chevy Silverado K2500 maintained cruise control speed with only minor fluctuations. The 6.6L Duramax and six-speed Allison 1000 automatic work in sync with the exhaust brake and Tow/Haul mode to modulate transmission shifting and engine backpressure (regulated by the variable-vane turbocharger). The similarly outfitted competitors' trucks surged ahead in side-by-side cruise-control comparisons while descending the same grade. The 2015 Chevy Silverado never required brake-pedal application. The overall feel is more control; less brake-component wear is a beneficial side effect.
Another software upgrade is StabiliTrak traction control, now standard on the HD trucks. Trailer Sway Control is also part of the package. If the tail starts to wag the dog, this system automatically applies the wheel and/or trailer brakes as required to get the tandem back in line. The '15s also have an available dash-mounted trailer brake control.
Underneath, the tried and true torsion-bar IFS with rear leaf springs are tuned for a smooth road ride. The torsion bars also allow some ride height adjustment to accommodate snowplows, aftermarket front bumpers, and other stance-altering accessories. The asymmetrical leaf springs are designed to support loads while controlling wheelhop.
To ease access, the rear bumper gets the 2015 Chevy Silverado 1500's built-in corner steps and the dualie models have available flip-down sidesteps at the front of the box. The 1500's popular "EZ" tailgate is now standard on higher-trim models. This system uses an interior torsion bar and damper to ease lifting and lowering.
Also new is front-hinged doors on Double Cab models, part of a stiffer overall cabin, which is softened by hydraulic body mounts. Like the 2015 Chevy Silverado 1500, the HDs' doors are inlaid under the roof. This, plus triple sealing, makes the cab noticeably quieter. Normal conversation is possible with backseat passengers, even with the Duramax turning 3,000 rpm while climbing a grade.
Too Many Choices?
GM hopes to have something for every new-truck shopper who hauls and tows. More than 150 configurations are possible between Silverado, Sierra, gas, diesel, bi-fuel, 3⁄4-ton, 1-ton, cab and bed lengths, trim levels, tire/wheel combinations, and so on.
Trimwise, the 2015 Chevy Silverado does offer a stripped down Work Truck (WT) level, which is available only as a regular cab but can also be ordered as cab/chassis for the commercial market. The two other trims are LT and four-door-only LTZ. GMC Sierra models offer more amenities at each level. The three trims are SLE and SLT and the posh Denali, which is crew cab only. Denali is characterized by brightwork inside and out, LED daytime running lights, a leather interior, and a standard 8-inch touchscreen infotainment monitor backed by a Bose stereo system.
For 4-wheelers who want to tow their toys to remote areas, the Z71 Off-Road package is offered in Silverado SLE and SLT trims for both 3⁄4- and 1-tons, 4x4 and 4x2. The package includes upgraded shocks (Rancho monotubes in the 2500), jounce bumpers, Hill Descent Control, and skidplates. The enduring Eaton "G80" rear limited-slip is still available.
Further, the new HDs offer an OEM spray-in bedliner checkbox. Other available accessories include running boards, underrail LED bed lighting, and a tonneau cover.
High-rolling ranchers who want it all can easily get the MSRP over $70,000 by fully optioning a K3500 Denali dually—basically a long-wheelbase luxury sedan that can haul concrete and cattle.
The HD bar will undoubtedly raise higher this year when the '15 Super Duty is released. Then, GM will need to start reloading for the next round of HD torque wars.
2015 GM Silverado/Sierra HD 4x4
MSRP Range $31,310-$70,000+
Engines 6.0L Vortec L96 V-8; 6.6L Duramax LML V-8 diesel
Horsepower 240 @ 5,400 rpm (gas); 397 @ 3,000 (diesel)
Torque (lb-ft) 380 @ 4,200 (gas); 765 @ 1,600 (diesel)
Transmissions 6L90E 6-speed automatic (gas); Allison 1000 6-speed automatic (diesel)
Transfer Case/Low-Range Ratio MP1626/2.72:1
Front Unequal-length A-arms, torsion bars
Rear 2-stage multileaf springs
Tires LT245/75R17, LT265/70R17, LT265/70R18, LT265/70R18, LT265/60R20 all season/all-terrain
Wheels 17x7.5, 18x8 steel; 17x7.5, 18x8, 20x8.5 aluminum
Overall Lengths (in) 224.4-258.4
Wheelbases (in) 133.6, 144.2, 153.7, 158.1, 167.7
Overall Heights (in) 77.7-78.2
Overall Widths (in) 80.1-80.5
Min. Ground Clearance (in) 8.2
Curb Weights (lb) 6,044-7,777
Max. Payload Capacity (lb) 7,374
Max. Tow Capacity (lb) 19,600 (trailer), 23,200 (5th wheel)
Fuel Economy (city/hwy mpg) TBD


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Wal-Mart opening at 10 p.m. on Thanksgiving
Call it Black Thursday. Joining a slew of other national retailers, Wal-Mart said it would open its doors nationwide at 10 p.m. Thanksgiving night. Target recently announced it would open at midnight on Black Friday. >> Read the full story.
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Daily Roundup: Wynonna Judd, Kenny Chesney + More
Wynonna Judd shared happy news today. The country singer got married to her longtime boyfriend. See the pics and read all the details in the Daily Roundup. You'll also find our review of Kenny Chesney's latest album 'Welcome to the Fishbowl,' and help us decide the top Kenny album of all time.
In addition to the country headlines, there are a few from other forms of entertainment. Today, find Joan Rivers' harsh comments about a pop starlet and find out why Ozzy Osbourne is questioning his son Jack's MS diagnosis.
Today on Taste of Country:
Wynonna Judd Marries
Kenny Chesney, 'Welcome to the Fishbowl' – Album Review
Eric Church's 'Chief' Album Goes Platinum
Andy Gibson, 'Wanna Make You Love Me' – Lyrics Uncovered
Kendra Wilkinson Clears Up Rumors About Going Topless in LoCash Cowboys Video
Carrie Underwood Defends Her Stance on Gay Marriage, Says She's 'Pro Loving People'
Granger Smith Shows 'Country Boy' Side in New Earl Dibbles, Jr. Spoof Video
No. 29: Kenny Chesney, 'Summertime' – Top 100 Country Songs
Before They Were Famous: Gary Allan
Favorite Kenny Chesney Album – Readers Poll
Lauren Alaina, 'Eighteen Inches' – Song Review
Jana Kramer Was Intimidated by Carrie Underwood, Martina McBride When She Started Music
No. 30: Willie Nelson, 'Always on My Mind' – Top 100 Country Songs
Naomi Judd to Star in 'The Nearlyweds' Movie
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Adele Biography Sheds Light on Singer's Alleged Drinking Problem
Ozzy Osbourne Questions Son Jack's MS Diagnosis


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I love that the covers come in three pieces, this makes for a great fit and great look. I also ordered a matching velour dash cover and I like the way the pieces look like a set. The rich colors have really perked up the interior of my car (silver w/a black interior) I was a bit dismayed to see some fraying on the car seat covers; hopefully this won't lead to unraveling at those spots.


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Adele leads Billboard Music Awards nominations
Soul star ADELE's amazing 2012 has just reached new heights - she has landed 18 nominations for the upcoming Billboard Music Awards.
And the product of the Forest academy was a winner himself when Chelsea swooped
The multiple Grammy winner, who was named among Time magazine's most influential people earlier this week (begs16Apr12), will compete for the Top Artist, Top Female Artist, Top Billboard 200 Artist and Top Hot 100 Artist trophies among others.
Rihanna, LMFAO, Lil Wayne and Katy Perry are also nomination leaders for the prizegiving ceremony, which will take place in Las Vegas on 20 May (12).
Competing with Adele, Rihanna and Perry for Top Artist honours will be Lady Gaga and Lil Wayne, who will also fight it out for Top Male Artist with Justin Bieber, Chris Brown, Drake and Bruno Mars.
Adele, Rihanna, Perry, Gaga and Nicki Minaj will battle for the Top Female Artist crown, while the Top Duo/Group category will be contested by The Black Eyed Peas, Coldplay, Lady Antebellum, LMFAO and Maroon 5.
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Idea for October 20, 2008
Theme: Pirates
includes topics that expand on the theme
- sailing/ships/crew (brotherhood/mutiny)
- treasure (burying/stealing) - swashbuckling
- brutal executions - wenches - food/grog
- cannons - tough/scarred - lawlessness
- Cap'n Jack - parrots - manly - fighting/brawling
- not limited to time periods - clothing - social/dialect
Genre: Action/Adventure
game genre with possible significant changes or important points
- Open adventure game, with in depth systems for exploration and ship/crew management
individual gameplay mechanics and mechanics categorized by system
- Death must happen? (ie. permanent death of a crew members, character loss, mature theme)
- Respect System
- dependent on: crew interaction and player's decisions
- morale affects crew performance, affects battle and other game elements
- choose pirate or navy allegiance? determines game path?
- notoriety affects ranking/title ( the Great, the Wise, the Legendary etc.)
- Player Character Control
- face to face interaction with crew when issuing commands, when fighting
- 3rd person perspective of game world, direct control of character
- commands are issued in person to each NPC crew member, in realtime
- no overhead view (even during sea battle), all done from character's perspective (think Sly 3 pirate ship combat), this includes navigation
- Ship Control
- command a single ship, not fleets (not directly, at least)
- fully customizable ship
- ship/crew upkeep and maintenance important, affects gameplay
- Crew
- Crew members possess unique abilities and gain experience as game progresses
- Morale/Respect towards player affect crew's performance
- commands need face-to-face communication
- World Elements (environment, towns, etc.)
- in true Pirate fashion, player can raid ports/pillage
- ship to port/ship to ship combat
- exploration and navigation of the world/charting courses (navigation affected by crew experience)
- Parrot-controlling mini-game? (hasn't been done before, as far as we know)
narrative elements concerning plot, characters, world
- Classical Pirate World
- tragic past: a group embargoed islands (of maybe criminals, political prisoners), nearing desperation/starvation, forced to become pirates - the pirates consist of a very close-knit and unique group of people, unique ship
- Unique characters are in important roles, immune to death or replacement in normal gameplay (character shields); regular ship-hands (working under each of the unique characters) are not immune to death or replacement
- vengeful theme to story, goal is to save island home by breaking the embargo
- POSSIBLE CHANGE: dungeon crawler-style exploration of island, in which every advancement in abilities from off the island will allow further progression in to the island
- side-quests are essential
- real elements (people, guns), but stylized artistic look/feel
includes possible target user group traits
- appeal would seem to work for more open-minded gamers, such as fans of Sid Meier's Pirates!
Possible Technology
includes hardware that would best support the game
- typical consoles (PS3/Xbox 360) with power, space and standard controls, maybe Wii if graphics were not intensive
includes GDDG members who contributed to this idea and were present during the discussion
- Mediator: Cody Church
- Ken Tang
- Kyle Sakai
- Alexius Matsi
- Shane Morin
- Alexander Ryan
- Kelvin Tu
- Ethan Johanson
- Kevin Lee
- Kristin Kobayashi
- Andrew Paugh
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The 2011 Hampton Designer Showhouse
Last year I attended the Hampton Designer Showhouse benefiting Southampton Hospital—twice. The first time I went solo, but there was so much to see that I returned a week later with my favorite contractor. It's always a lot to take in, a real feast for the senses of design junkies like us.
The Hampton Designer Showhouse, now in its 11th year, has become a premier showcase for America's top design talent. This season, approximately 25 A-list interior designers and decorative artists have taken on an enormous shingle-style house in Bridgehampton and turned it into a magazine-worthy masterpiece, one room at a time. The Showhouse, located at 1224 Scuttle Hole Road in Bridgehampton (north of the traffic circle), will have a six-week run, kicking off with a sneak peek preview party on Saturday night.
You can easily get lost in the splendors of the Hampton Designer Showhouse for at least a couple of hours, visiting the eclectic rooms, studying the designers' materials and strolling the grounds and "outdoor rooms." Last year I enjoyed ending my self-guided tour with a stop at the on-site Showhouse boutique. [expand]
Legendary interior designer Mario Buatta is serving as Honorary Showhouse Chairman, and interior designers Jamie Drake and Alexa Hampton are the Honorary Design Co-Chairs. All three luminaries of the home design world will attend the Gala Preview Cocktail Party on Saturday, July 23, from 6 to 8:30 p.m. The Showhouse itself will be open for six weeks, from Sunday, July 24 to Sunday, September 4, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
2011 Hamptons Designer Showhouse, presented by Traditional Home magazine and benefiting Southampton Hospital, 1224 Scuttle Hole Road, Bridgehampton. Admission $30, including an official 2011 Hampton Designer Showhouse Journal. Tickets may be purchased at the door or in advance at www.hamptondesignershowcouse.com. No admission 30 minutes before closing. No strollers, infants, children under 6, or pets are admitted. Gala tickets are $225 each. For more information call 631-745-0004.
And don't miss…
The 8th Annual Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center House and Garden Tour
This house and garden tour offers a behind-the-scenes look at the gracious living that epitomizes Hamptons style. Benefiting the Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center, the self-guided tour takes place Friday, July 22, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
You can begin this design tour at any of its spectacular locations, setting your own pace and choosing the order in which you want to tour the properties. With breathtaking ocean views, manicured landscapes and exquisite decor, these special homes and gardens showcase the best examples of design and architecture on the East End. Don't miss the charming boutique at the Westhampton Country Club, open to all joining the tour. Luncheon is included in the full-day package.
Tickets are $75 for the tour only or $100 for the full-day package. They are available at the Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center Box Office, 76 Main Street, Westhampton Beach, or online at www.whbpac.org. Call 631-288-1500 for more information. [/expand]


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All eyes on Friday will be on the critical jobs numbers for January, released by the Labor Department at 8:30 a.m. Eastern. The U.S. economy probably added around 170,000 jobs in January, slightly higher than the monthly average over the past two years, according to economists surveyed by MarketWatch. The unemployment rate is expected to drop a notch to 7.7% from 7.8%.
If employment meets or exceeds the forecast, investors are likely to react positively. Yet keep in mind that job growth zoomed ahead in the early months of 2011 and 2012 only to fade by midyear. Some economists believe it reflects problems with the government's method for seasonal adjustments.
Also: Watch out for the government's regular "benchmark revision." Labor recalculates net job growth every year after it gets a look at IRS tax returns and other records not initially available when it reports monthly hiring levels. The changes will make hiring look somewhat better in 2012 than the government initially found.
The latest benchmark revision actually covers the period from April 2011 to March 2012. A preliminary review by Labor estimates the economy added nearly 400,000 more jobs during that 12-month period than originally reported.
The Markit flash PMI for the U.S., released at 9 a.m., is expected to hold at 56.1 in its final reading for January, confirming its earlier reading released last week. Markit is best known for its European and China manufacturing PMI. It is trying to promote its manufacturing PMI framework on the U.S.and compete with the closely-followed ISM factory index. At the moment, Markit\'s PMI for the U.S. is 180 degrees off of what regional Fed surveys are saying and is much higher than the ISM index.
The ISM factory index, released at 10 a.m., is expected to improve only slightly to 51 in January from 50.2 in December. The index has been stuck near the breakeven level of 50 since June. Economists think the factory sector is treading water, held down by fiscal uncertainties.
Economist use regional Fed surveys as hints for the national ISM. This month, the Philly Fed moved into negative territory and the Empire index fell deeper into negative territory. Bucking this trend was a solid gain in the regional index forChicago, which hit its highest level since April.
At 9:55 a.m., the Univeristy of Michigan-Thomson Reuters final reading of consumer senitment in January will be released. Economists surveyed by MarketWatch expect the gauge to stay basically unchanged, edging up marginally to 71.5 from the preliminary reading of 71.3. In early January, consumers were still worried over remaining major fiscal issues, such as the debt ceiling. Economists watch sentiment data to get a feel for the direction of consumer spending.
Construction spending for December will be released by the Commerce Department at 10. Economists look for construction spending to increase by 0.8%, up from an unexpected decline of 0.3% in November.
— Jeffry Bartash and Greg Robb
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The Annie Busch Fund for Early Literacy, named in honor of former Library Director Annie Busch, supports the Library's many early literacy programs. Last year the Library provided 1,657 early literacy trainings for 3,565 parents and gave away 6,183 free books. These programs encourage families to read together at home and teach parents to help their children be ready to read when they enter kindergarten. Your gift to the Annie Busch Fund for Early Literacy supports trainings like these and special projects like the new Racing to Read initiative.
Donate online today. Simply note "Early Literacy Fund" on the gift form.


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Brady: Much more to come from Wilshere
Arsenal great Liam Brady believes Jack Wilshere will only improve for club and country after the England midfielder's impressive return from his injury travails.
Brady, who made more than 200 appearances for the Gunners between 1973 and 1980 - winning the FA Cup in 1979, has praised 21-year-old Wilshere's impact since returning from his lengthy lay-off with ankle and knee injuries.
The 56-year-old former Republic of Ireland midfielder told TalkSPORT: "We were all a bit nervous - it was 18 months (out injured) - but he has improved with every game and his performance against Liverpool was outstanding."
Brady continued: "I think he will be up there with the very, very skilful creative English players. In my time it was Glenn Hoddle, (Paul) Gascoigne came after that and then (Wayne) Rooney and I think Wilshere will be in that mix.
"I think he is leading the (Arsenal) team now, his pace is deceptive. He has a funny running style but he drifts past players, and he's only 22 (sic), he's only going to get better."
Wilshere is expected to claim his seventh England cap in Wednesday's friendly with Brazil, when former Arsenal left-back Ashley Cole is anticipated to make his 100th international appearance, and Brady said of Wilshere: "I think, like Ashley, he's going to go on and play a lot of games for England."
While Wilshere has been praised by Brady, the Irishman, who will leave his role at the club's youth academy in May 2014, believes Wojciech Szczesny must analyse footage of two of his former team-mates to enhance his ability as a goalkeeper.
"I told him, 'Don't go looking for trouble, don't come charging out of the goal'," Brady added.
"I played with two of the very best goalkeepers in Pat Jennings and Dino Zoff. He probably hadn't heard of him but I told him to google them and watch them - they didn't go looking for trouble, they just dealt with the trouble when it arrived."
On his personal future, Brady said: "I'm not going to retire as such, I'm retiring from my role. I want to take things a bit easier, it's a very demanding job and I want to do something else and the club have said there may be another role for me."


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1. bail - noun
· (criminal law) money that must be forfeited by the bondsman if an accused person fails to appear in court for trial; "the judge set bail at $10,000"; "a $10,000 bond was furnished by an alderman"
Hypernym(s): recognizance, recognisance
2. bail - noun
· the legal system that allows an accused person to be temporarily released from custody (usually on condition that a sum of money guarantees their appearance at trial); "he is out on bail"
Hypernym(s): legal_system
3. bail - verb
· release after a security has been paid
Hypernym(s): free, liberate, release, unloose, unloosen, loose
4. bail - verb
· deliver something in trust to somebody for a special purpose and for a limited period
Hypernym(s): hand_over, fork_over, fork_out, fork_up, turn_in, deliver, render
5. bail - verb
· secure the release of (someone) by providing security
6. bail - verb
· empty (a vessel) by bailing
Hypernym(s): empty
7. bail - verb
· remove (water) from a vessel with a container
Hypernym(s): remove, take, take_away, withdraw
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September 13, 2012 08:00 ET
Crew News Conference
LONGUEUIL, QUEBEC--(Marketwire - Sept. 13, 2012) - Less than three months before Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield takes off on Expedition 34/35, the Canadian Space Agency (CSA) invites media representatives to the crew news conference. This press conference will be held at the Johnson Space Center (JSC) in Houston and will be broadcasted live at CSA's office. Chris Hadfield and his crew members will answer media questions via NASA TV. Only journalists present at CSA will have the opportunity to participate in the question period.
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Every year, December 1 serves as a reminder that despite the scientific advances made in recent years, AIDS remains pervasive across the world and continues to claim victims. Sustained commitment is critical if we wish to halt the spread of the virus and its devastating impact on poverty reduction efforts.
In a guidance document, the World Health Organization emphasizes the importance of improving access by adolescents (aged 10 to 19) to preventive services, treatment, and care. The establishment of free screening programs would provide this population segment with access to earlier treatment and limit the risk of infection by those unaware of their seropositive status.
According to the new figures published by the United Nations agency UNAIDS, in 2012:
- Approximately 35 million people were living with HIV, 2.1 million of whom were adolescents.
- New HIV infections among children had decreased by 52 percent since 2001.
- The total number of new HIV infections had decreased by 33 percent since 2001.
- Approximately 9.7 million people living with HIV in low- and middle-income countries had access to antiretroviral treatment.*
Also worth noting is the release last month of the second edition of the 2013 report published by the NGO ONE, in which it projects that the world will achieve "the beginning of the end of AIDS" in 2015. This optimism is shared by the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, which estimates that the world will soon be able to "deal a death blow to the HIV pandemic."
One of the key stakeholders in the fight against AIDS, the NGO Doctors Without Borders has created an informative mini-website dedicated to HIV/AIDS called See What We See, where the major challenges and solutions for halting the spread of the virus and ensuring access to care for the sick are presented.
* 34 percent of eligible people, according to WHO guidelines.
Prevent Millions of Infections
Although a vaccine is not yet available, AIDS can be conquered. To achieve this goal, all infected persons must be screened as early as possible and have access to antiretroviral (ARV) treatment. Despite the increase in financing over the past decade, funds dedicated to combating AIDS remain inadequate (international assistance fell from US$7.6 billion to US$6.9 billion between 2009 and 2010), and available funding is largely unpredictable and devoted primarily to treatment.
The World Bank Group is one of the major supporters of the fight against AIDS, providing a total of over US$4.6 billion in assistance since 1989.
In 2012, just under US$19 billion was dedicated to combating AIDS. The amount of financing must be increased. In fact, based on UNAIDS estimates, between US$22 billion and US$24 billion will be necessary to cover annual needs by 2015.
Protect Yourself
The best way to conquer AIDS is to ensure that there are zero new infections. Use condoms, avoid risky sexual behavior: below, young people in East and South Africa highlight some simple solutions for protecting themselves and others by containing the spread of the virus.