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Car loan with a fixed interest rate, so no surprises
The interest rate of your car loan never changes. You are therefore sure that you will repay the same amount every month for the entire duration of your car loan. When you take out your car loan, you also get an overview of the monthly payments for the full term of your loan. This way you know at any time how much you have already repaid.
Repayment: a fixed monthly amount
If you know how much you want to borrow, you can easily calculate the monthly repayment amount with our car loan simulation . That amount depends on the amount borrowed and the period within which you want to repay the loan.
Do you need help to estimate the period in which you can borrow? Even then we would like to get you started with some guidelines .
Ideal duration
Which term is best for you depends on how much you want to borrow and what amount you can miss each month. If you borrow on a shorter term, you will have to repay more monthly, but the loan will be repaid faster, and you will, therefore, pay less interest. At Muscle Car Facts you choose yourself.
Because a car decreases in value quickly, muscle car facts advise not to spread the repayment of a car loan over too long a period. As a novice driver, you often do not have any other investments, but you do have a higher chance of damage or even a total loss. Remember that in that case, you have lost your car, but the repayment of your loan will continue to run. With Muscle Car Facts' comprehensive insurance you can limit that risk.
Tax return
If you prove your actual professional expenses, you can tax the interest of your car loan.
When will you get your money?
The payment of your car loan happens:
Upon delivery of your car
After the signed documents and the investment receipt (order form or invoice) have arrived at KBC
On the account from which the monthly payments are also debited
When do you start paying back?
The repayment of your car loan starts one month after the payment of the credit amount. The following repayments are made on the same day of the month as the first repayment.
Example time of reimbursement
When to repay your car loan?
Suppose that muscle car fact makes the amount of your loan available on 25 March. Then you start repaying your loan on 25 April. The following repayments are always made on the 25th day of the month.
Refund account
If you already have a current account with KBC, you can repay the loan through that account. You must, however, be the holder or joint holder of that account.
The repayment account is the same as the one on which the payment of your car loan is made.
Simulate and apply for your car loan online
Did you know that you can easily simulate and apply for a car loan in Muscle Car Facts Touch and Muscle Car FactsMobile? This way you will immediately see your rate, just like in your office. Handy, right? Proof: already 65% of our customers apply for their loans online. The employees of Muscle Car Facts Live are happy to help you further.
In Muscle Car FactsTouch and Muscle Car Facts Mobile you also get a complete overview of your car loan. So you see quickly:
How much you still have to pay
When the next reimbursement takes place
How long your credit is again running and how much you pay per month
You don't need muscle car facts current account to apply for a car loan. On our website, you can easily simulate and apply for your car loan.
Do you have a car that you want to sell?
We are happy to help you. On our page about selling your car, you will find a list with tips and points of attention, such as a model of a sales agreement for your vehicle.
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Eating Well with a Meal Card
Eating well with a meal card may be a challenge, but it can be done. With a little bit of planning and extra thought, your healthy diet does not need to suffer. Eating with a meal card is very similar to eating on campus because your meal card has access to most of the eateries on campus, therefore visit: 'Eateries on Campus, the Healthy Way' for more useful tips. However, what is specific to living in residence is the lack of options besides campus eateries. Continue reading for some tips for eating well while on a meal card.
• Avoid the grill. Grilled foods tend to be higher in fat and calories while being low in nutrients. Choose foods that are fresh, baked or broiled if available.
• Visit the grocery store for snacks and breakfast foods. Buying convenience foods like: fresh fruit, vegetables and nuts will help you avoid late night offerings at the cafeteria. Keeping a supply of simple breakfast items (ie: cereal, milk, yogurt, bread and peanut butter) in your dorm room fridge will allow you to keep breakfasts light, convenient and nutritious.
• Choose the salad bar often. Asking for grilled meat to top your salad will keep you feeling full and satisfied longer.

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USQ I Tour of SpainJanuary 19 2020 | 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
13 E. 13th Street, New York 10003
Learn about the major wine regions of Spain, from Rías Baixas to Jerez and everything in between. Within the last 20 years, this wine nation has evolved. This country bridges the gap between the Old and New Worlds, combining tradition with innovation with a fascinating array of indigenous and international grapes and styles. We'll taste and cover: Spanish wine laws and history; six major wine regions and their climates, grapes, styles of production, and suggested pairings. The class includes wine selections as well as paired cheese boards.


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Another new piece added to the shop this morning – the tiniest little bar pin with three simple flowers.
The littlest details in an outfit can say a lot, and this is just the perfect pin to add interest without overpowering the rest of your look. A bigger statement could also be made by grouping this little brooch with clusters of tiny scatter pins for an effect that is truly one-of-a-kind.
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NHS Winter Extravaganza
This Saturday, February 24. Show starts at 2:30.
What time do the doors open?
Newtown High School doors open to the public at 2:00 pm. The show begins at 2:30, but we recommend that you come a little early to get great seats and a delicious snack!
How much are tickets?
Adult tickets are $10, student and senior citizen tickets are $7, and children 5 and under are our guests for no charge. Cash only please.
Is there a fee for parking?
We're so happy you're coming that your parking is free! Please honor posted signs and placards for reserved spaces.
What types of food will be available?
We have a full menu of items available (see menu on right), including gluten free and vegan options. There will also be a huge variety of items from our bake sale priced at $1 each.
Will I be able to purchase any souvenirs at the event?
Yes! We do have a wonderful vendor who will be able to offer you a variety of items at reasonable prices. Plenty of items for all ages and ensembles!
What ensembles will be performing? What is the schedule?
Click here to see the most current event schedule, but please understand that times are always subject to change. There is also a slight possibility that some groups could be running late.
How do I get to Newtown High School?
Click here for directions.
Do I need to bring a stadium seat?
Our gymnasium has standard bleachers, so stadium seats pads can absolutely add to your situational enjoyment for the day. Additionally, as with most gyms, the temperature can sometimes be a little warm. We recommend light layers for your comfort.


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Padraic Colum, Papers, 1933 | Southern Illinois University Special Collections Research Center
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Scope and Contents: Typed manuscripts, n.d., entitled "The Destruction of the Hostel" and "The Story of Lowry Maen." Also, letter, Oct. 16, 1933, from Padraic Colum to an unidentified recipient regarding "The Story of Lowry Maen." TMS, 13 pp.; TMS, 22 pp.; ALS, 2 pp.


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- General Rules
- The last member to leave the clubhouse and property will ensure that the lights are off, and all windows, doors and the driveway gate are secured and locked.
- Articles of clothing and equipment are to be kept as tidy as possible and un-obstructive within the clubhouse. Use of coat racks and bow case shelves is strongly suggested.
- It shall be the responsibility of every member to keep the clubhouse and grounds in a clean and orderly state.
- A parent or custodian shall not leave a child of less than sixteen years of age unsupervised while on York County Bowmen property.
- There is no smoking allowed in any building and within 9 meters of any building door. Please place your butts in the containers supplied, not on the ground. When smoking on the trail, take the butts home with you. Special notices may be posted at times to disallow smoking on the trails, in case of dry conditions and the danger of fire.
- Pets brought on the property must be under control and supervised at all times. Appropriate restraints if necessary, i.e. leash, dog kennel, etc. required to minimize disruption to members and ensure the safety of the pet are the responsibility of the pet owner.
- It is the responsibility of the pet owner to clean up their pet's excrement on the parking lot, practice range area and on forest trails.
- All full members shall be provided with a key fob (deposit required) and gate lock combination to the facilities.
- There is a 45 day notice required to book the clubhouse for individual use and requests are subject to board approval at their monthly meeting.
- Indoor Target Range Rules
- To prolong target medium life, avoid concentrated shooting in a single area. Target faces should be moved periodically.
- Archers will shoot from an agreed distance from the target. All archers must observe this distance and not shoot ahead or behind other archers. Spectators are only allowed behind the archers shooting and should not distract or bother those that are actively shooting.
- No one shall approach targets until all have finished shooting. Once shooting has stopped the command "CLEAR" will designate the signal that the targets may be approached.
- Members and guests shall abide by the rules and regulations posted for York County Bowmen.
- The shooting of field, chisel or bullet-head tips are the only type of arrow tips allowed to be shot at any target medium. No broadhead or hunting tips are allowed.
- Nocked arrows may only be drawn in the target range area and must be pointed toward the target (down range) until released or let down.
- All archers under the age of sixteen must be under the immediate supervision of an adult member or parent.
- Anyone using crossbows must supply a separate backstop which can be attached to the regular face of the butt. These are necessary to stop the bolts from penetrating through the regular butts.
- Outdoor Range and Course Rules
- Any type of bow or arrow that could unreasonably damage YCB targets, faces or stands are not permitted.
Specifically, the following are prohibited on any outdoor target/range:
- broad head (hunting) arrow tips *
- cross- bows *
- * exception to the use of broad heads or cross bow restriction is the SAND HILL on the south side of the practice area or by using a separate target (supplied by the member/guest) that may be deployed only in the practice area. Members and guests are allowed to shoot whatever archery product they like into the sand hill or private target, however, you are responsible to keep the area clear of debris and ensure the safety of yourself and others. Your target should be an acceptable medium for the archery product you are using and not interfere with other YCB target equipment.
- Junior members who have attained the Ontario Hunter's Safety Training Certificate may be allowed to use broad heads on the SAND HILL
- Shooting on the trail, your shooting group shall not hold up other groups. A slower group should contact and allow a following group to "shoot through".
- No archer shall shoot at a target unless they have a clear field of vision in the area of shooting.
- Before an archer goes behind a target, such as when looking for a lost arrows, the archer must place his/her bow directly in the target face, so that it is clearly visible to anyone approaching with intent on shooting the target that you are behind. Should a bow be found leaning against a target or anywhere close to it SHOOTING MUST BE HALTED until it is safe to do so. In the case of two or more archers one is to remain at the shooting position (where arrow flight line can be called out directing the searchers) or remain in front of the target.
- DO NOT walk the trails in the wrong direction. Approaching a target from the back may not allow someone shooting at it to notice you.
- For safety, the outdoor ranges, including the woods, will be closed 1 hour before sunset.
- YCB hosts various events & tournaments throughout the year. To ensure a safe environment any range, or part, may be closed prior to and during an event at the discretion of the event or tournament director.
- Helmets must be worn by anyone driving an ATV or "side by side" on club property. That rule applies to both passengers as well as drivers. There is no exemption for members, directors or guests.
- Kitchen Rules
- Children under the age of fourteen are not permitted in the kitchen area.
- Cooking facilities are reserved for members use only.
- Cooking privileges will not apply on such occasions as official shoots and social functions.
- The kitchen is run on an HONOUR system, where you are responsible for what you take and you are responsible for clean up.
- Overnight Stays
- It is the privilege of a full member to stay overnight within the clubhouse or camp in the designated area for camping.
- Parking motorized vehicles within the campsite is not permitted. All vehicles must remain in the designated parking area at the clubhouse.
- Firearms
- ARCHERY is classified as a FIREARM SPORT and as such equipment should have the respect of its owner and others as such. Unsafe handling of your firearm (BOW and ARROWS) is just cause for your membership to be revoked without compensation.
- GUNS are not permitted in the clubhouse unless they are in proper storage for transportation. This means conforming with FEDERAL TRANSPORTATION LAWS.
- Nocked and spanned arrows are prohibited between shooting targets.
- Cutting Trees on York County Property
- Only directors or persons approved by the board are allowed to clear away or cut trees on York County Bowmen
- Membership
a) New members:
To start the process of membership a membership application forms must be filled in and submitted by mail to the address on the form or hand delivered to the membership director. A signed waiver form must accompany this application form. new to archery. New members must attend an orientation meeting prior to any archery activities at the club's facility. After receipt of the application form the membership director will contact the applicant and arrange the orientation meeting and workshop if required. Applicants are requested to download and read the YCB club 'Rules and Regulations' prior to the orientation meeting. The rules and regulations will be discussed at the meeting.
Applicants will be required to demonstrate proficiency in handling archery equipment at the beginning and end of their probationary period. Applicants new to archery will be required to complete training in the safe handling of archery equipment and shooting by participating in the YCB archery school, private lesson(s) or a safety workshop prior to any participation in club archery activities. The training will be arranged with the membership director. See the YCB website www.yorkcountybowmen.com for detailed information regarding the YCB School or lessons.
All applications for membership are subject to a ninety (90) day probationary period. During this time both parties, the applicant and the YCB board of directors, have the option to accept or reject the application. The probationary period does not apply to members who have had a previous membership at YCB.
An ID tags must be visibly worn by all while on the club's property. A Probationary tag will be issued to new members at or shortly following the orientation meeting. Full members will be issued an annual ID tag which will include a photo. A suitable passport style photo will be required for all members and must be provided to the membership director prior to the conclusion of the probationary period.
A non-refundable initiation fee of $100.00, ($ 50.00 for students, juniors and senior citizens) must be attached to the application. This covers the 90 day probationary period. A 50% discount off the initiation fee applies to recent participants in the YCB archery lessons. Payment of the initiation fee is required before or at the orientation meeting. Cheques or money orders payable to York County Bowmen or cash will be accepted. DO NOT mail cash.
No application for individual membership shall be considered from any person under the age of twelve years as of the date of application. Any junior member under the age of 16 on December 31st of the year of the 16th birthday needs to have a parent or guardian present at the club's facility at all times. All parents or guardians who may accompany this junior member at any time must participate in the orientation meeting with the membership director or a person designated by the membership director. It will be acceptable to entrust a willing adult full club member to take temporary charge of the junior member while on the club's facility. The gate lock code and a key fob, to have access to the building, can be supplied on request but must stay in the possession of the parent or guardian accompanying the junior member. Photo ID tags will be issued to the junior members as well as all parents or guardians who may accompany the junior member at any time.
Family memberships include up to 2 adult partners and all dependent children under the age of 18 years. Family members 18 years and older must apply separately for an individual adult or student membership. Senior Family applies if both partners are over 64 years of age.
A student membership is for persons attending school full time locally and make use of the club's facility year round.
Out-of-Town student membership is for persons attending school full time out-of-town. They will be allowed access to the facilities from the beginning of May to the end of the Labour Day weekend.
Occasional visits to the club at other official school holidays will be included. Key fobs or gate lock codes may be issued to these members on the membership director's discretion.
Probationary members will have limited privileges of the club; the gate lock combination and a clubhouse key fob will may be issued prior to approval for full membership at the discretion of the membership director. It is not recommended that new members, unfamiliar with the grounds, to meander into the forest by themselves; an adult full member's accompaniment is strongly advised until becoming fully familiar with the surroundings and trail safety rules. There are some heavily wooded areas and it is possible to easily become disoriented. It is expected that new members participate actively in archery as much as possible and meet as many full members and board members as possible during their probationary period.
Approval to full membership will be reviewed at the Board meeting held the month following the expiry of the probationary period. Once approved and notification by the membership director, the full yearly membership fee is to be submitted to the membership director. Active membership starts at the day of approval; payment is due within a period of 30 days after notification of acceptance. To accommodate certain circumstances special payment arrangements may be negotiated with the board of directors.
Upon receipt of payment members will be eligible to rent a key fob ($25.00 refundable fee) to get access to the building. A lock combination for the gate and a new photo ID tag will be issued to all new full members. The ID tags must be worn in a visible manner (shirt, hat, quiver etc) whenever on the club's property. The members are requested to keep the lock combination secret; it shall not be passed on to non-members. Each year a new gate lock combination will be issued to paid-up members prior to the lock being reprogrammed. Building entry key fobs of members not having renewed their membership will be deactivated.
The membership fees are annual for a 12 month period starting January 1 ending on the 31st of December. This date is also when membership renewals are due. New members choosing to take full membership at the completion of their probationary period will be required to pay the balance of the annual dues. For example, probationary period Jan – Mar, balance of dues will be 4/12 of the annual dues for the membership class.
b) Approved Members:
Members who have been approved by the board, but have neglected to pay the membership fees at the time of approval shall be considered approved, not active. They will be considered active upon payment of the appropriate fee. The fees must be paid within a 30 day period after approval, after that a late penalty may apply. Credits for the following year's fee shall be calculated from the approval date, not by the day of payment.
c) Existing Members:
Memberships are due on January 1st of every year. Notification requesting payment will be mailed to all present members. A grace period of 45 days will provide ample time to comply with the request for payment. New photo ID cards, (different colour every year) will be issued to members a few days after the receipt of the membership fee. Electronic key fobs of members not having renewed their membership will be de-activated.
d) Lapsed memberships:
A person not having renewed the membership by the deadline is not considered a member and will not have any privileges at the club. A penalty fee of the amount decided upon by the board of directors in addition to the regular fee may apply unless the executive committee has been made aware of special circumstances. A probationary period does not apply for returning members. Again, special circumstances will be considered. A full yearly membership fee will be required regardless of what time of year the member rejoins. Depending on the time of year the membership is being renewed, the following calendar year's fee will be credited accordingly.
e) Payment of fees
Payments for memberships shall be made in the form of a cheque, money-order made out to YORK COUNTY BOWMEN or by electronic transfer. Cash may be accepted in person.
f) Special Circumstances
The timing for payment of fees to waive any penalty fees may be negotiated with the board of directors to accommodate a member's temporary financial difficulty. Absence for lengthy illness, temporary job transfers or other involuntary absences will be given consideration; the board of directors shall be approached prior to any deadlines for an individual ruling.
- Conduct of Members
Members are expected to conduct themselves appropriately at all times, demonstrating respect to fellow members, guests and public. Disruptive or disorderly behavior, the use of inappropriate language and disparaging remarks which damage the reputation of the club and/or members in public or through social media are not acceptable and will be subject to disciplinary action.
There shall be no consumption of alcohol before or during being active in archery. The use of any kinds of non-medical drugs is strictly prohibited.
Complaints with respect to inappropriate behavior must be directed to the Board in writing. Upon receipt of a written complaint the Board will investigate and determine appropriate action. Disciplinary action of a member will be the sole responsibility of the Board and will be determined based on the severity and frequency of the situation. Discipline may involve verbal or written notice, suspension of membership and revocation of membership.
- Guests
Guests are welcome at C.B. but must be accompanied by an adult club member. To support appropriate attention and safety a maximum of 5 guests for every supervising member is required (5:1 ratio). Guests active in archery are required to pay for the use of your clubs facilities. This fee covers damage to targets and use of property. Currently the fee stands at $10.00 per guest per visit. Guests that do not actually shoot do not require to pay the guest fee. Guest fees paid, up to the amount of $ 30.00, are credited towards the initiation fee should a guest decide to apply for membership.
EVERY GUEST is required to sign a waiver form for EACH VISIT to YCB regardless if a fee is paid or not. This waiver applies only to that visit. The sponsoring member is responsible for his/her guest's actions and must write his/her name and sign the waiver form. The signed waiver and applicable guest fees should be deposited in the locked collection box at the club.
GUEST VISITS are limited to a total of three (3) per calendar year for a 12 month period starting January 1 ending on the 31st of December. The club encourages guests to become full time members.
- Volunteer Hours
Various activity is required throughout the year to maintain the clubhouse, grounds, target ranges and support Club's activities and events. All members, excluding Seniors, Juniors and Honourary members are obligated to participate and contribute to the club. Administrative activities count as work hours.
- A minimum of 10 hours/year of voluntary work for each membership, excluding seniors and students under the age of 18. An additional fee will be assessed and added on to the next year's fee for non-participation in the amount of $00 per missed hour.
- Notices on the black-board in the club house, e-mail or newsletter notifications for work party schedules will provide the necessary information.
- Besides the scheduled work parties, it is the members responsibility to maintain a clean environment for all to enjoy. Keeping the place comfortable by cleaning the club house when it needs to be done. Taking out the garbage, sweeping the floor, wiping the sinks and counters, etc. should be everyone's responsibility.
- To encourage full participation at work parties, the indoor and outdoor practice ranges as well as the course will be off limits for archery activities during the designated times. These times shall be posted at the club house during the work party. Some exceptions may apply at the discretion of the directors.
11) York County Bowmen Objectives
- To establish, maintain and conduct a club for the promotion of the sport of archery and to promote interest in archery games, recreation and sports.
- To provide shelter and other conveniences for members of the corporation and others. To equip, furnish and maintain these.
- To arrange matches and competitions of archery and those sports decreed by membership and to offer or grant and contribute toward prizes, awards and distinctions.
- To encourage, promote and appreciate the conservation of our natural resources in all their aspects and the development of all natural beauties of the countryside.
- To generally promote among its members a health giving way of life to the open air. Consistent with the best principles of sportsmanship and the highest standards of Canadian life.
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It is amazinghow quickly
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Living in downtown NYC, and Long Island NYS
Nice series of shots...amazing how light changes second by second isn't it? Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
WOW ... spectacular series of sunrise photos. I feel the same way about how quickly the sun sets here on the West Coast! Thanks for sharing and have a lovely weekend ;--)
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Gorgeous! I find it very easy to just...watch...and breathe. (which is why I have a hard time going to work every day!)ReplyDelete
I enjoyed your series of three shots, Margaret. Also the width of the angle of your lens.ReplyDelete
A very scenic skyscape! Beautiful series of photos!ReplyDelete
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A&M-Texarkana Fall 2015 Commencement is Friday Evening
Some area university students will have a very special Christmas this year. They are graduating from college.
Texas A&M University-Texarkana will celebrate its fall 2015 commencement ceremony at 6:30PM Friday, December 11, at the historic Perot Theatre in downtown Texarkana.
A total of 257 students from August 2015 and December 2015 will receive master's and baccalaureate degrees. Approximately 188 students are expected to participate in the ceremony.
Dr. Jon Mogford, vice chancellor for research for the Texas A&M University System will bring greetings from the A&M System.
Dr. Emily Cutrer, president of A&M-Texarkana, and Dr. Rosanne Stripling, provost and vice president for academic and student affairs, will present the candidates and confer the master's and baccalaureate degrees.
Dr. Bill McHenry, dean of graduate studies and research at A&M-Texarkana, will present academic hoods to recipients of master's degrees.
Music will be provided by R. Andrew Clark, executive director of the Texarkana Symphony Orchestra, and A&M-Texarkana student Hannah Woodard of Longview, Texas.
Those who will not be able to attend the ceremony may view it live at the following Web address: http://portal.stretchinternet.com/tamutadmin/. This is the first time the ceremony will be streamed online.
The spring 2016 commencement ceremony will be May 14.


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Kevin Costner
Names: Kevin Michael CostnerActor , Age: 65 ( Zodiac Sign: Capricorn )
Birthday: January 18th (Tuesday), 1955
Birth Place: Lynwood, California, USA
Sex: Male, Height: 185cm
Official Site: http://www.kevincostner.com/
Awards: Won 2 Oscars.
Biography: Kevin was born in Lynwood, California, on January 18, 1955, the third child of Bill Costner, a ditch digger and ultimately an electric line servicer for Southern California Edison, and Sharon Costner (née Tedrick), a welfare worker. His older brother, Dan, was born in 1950. A middle brother died at birth in 1953. His father's job required him to ......


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Price: $485.99
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Book Condition: Very Good
On offer is an interesting, original manuscript letter dated December 16, 1865 Auburn, New York handwritten by J.M. Hammons wherein he describes him work at the state prison, believed to be the Auburn Correctional Facility. Mr. Hammons writes his friend Hosea Edgerly [?] a chatty warm letter describing in short his work overseeing the prisoners in the shoe department, his happiness with the easy work conditions but particularly interesting is Hammons subtle reference to the Civil War, mentioning working for 'Uncle Samuel' in North and South Carolina [in the army] and pondering on how lucky he was to come home safely, stating 'only those who have been soldiers can form a correct idea of what the soldier has to endure.' The author writes of a job opportunity in Detroit but prefers Auburn now feeling like home and he urges his friend to visit and more. The 8" x 6" paper, folded to make four [4] pages, has two [2] fold creases, light general fading and overall is VG.
Title: 1865 ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT LETTER HANDWRITTEN BY AN AUBURN CORRECTIONAL FACILITY GUARD AND CIVIL WAR VETERAN THANKFUL HE RETURNED FROM HIS SERVICE IN THE CAROLINAS FOR 'UNCLE SAMUEL'
Categories: Books and Manuscripts General Overview, 19th Century Manuscript, 19th Century Ephemera,
Publisher: AUBURN NEW YORK NY, 1865
Book Condition: Very Good
Type: Manuscript
Size: 32mo - over 4" - 5" tall
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Michael Silberman has a really interesting summary of how things came together recently for the 350 Global Day of Action. The whole piece is worth reading and if you haven't looked at the amazing array of images gathered from around the world as part of this organizing effort, it really is worth spending some time on the 350.org website. Prepare to be moved.
One thing I thought was particularly interesting in Michael's piece is this paragraph:
Notice how May Boeve refers to herself as a coordinator — not an organizer — when I ask her about her work (video). Sounds minor, but the reality is that no dozen people could have directly organized more than 5,200 simultaneous events on every continent using traditional organizing methods. In most campaigns, community organizers cover relatively small territories, working closely with volunteers to train and empower them to take on the campaign's work. In this campaign, the "organizers" were the volunteers, not the staff.
This notion that "the organizers were the volunteers, not the staff" is subtle but extremely important. Modern, large-scale organizing efforts operate on a scale that can no longer be effectively organized purely by staff.
This is about pushing the power of the organization beyond the edges of the org chart. In this model, the role of the staff shifts to that of "coordinator" – the coordinators of other people who are doing the actual organizing.


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These stretch cotton patch work Aladdin pants are the ultimate in comfort. Featuring a large soft elasticised waist band and elastic at the ankles, they have pretty floral print panels down each side of the leg. Patch work flowers complete the look.
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I started the second term at Animschool with my new mentor Tony Bonilla.
Its been an awesome, funny and instructive term!!
Here is a little Screenshot of our introductionclass and the my first assignment of term2.
For Each animation we film ourself for reference but this one I decided to pass...
I had to sacrifice a lot of friends for this reference.
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It's been a fairly busy weekend, with lots of late nights, and drop-ins for lunches and dinner. So tonight, when I asked my kids what they wanted in their lunch boxes tomorrow, and they replied with cheese sandwiches, who was I to complain? The only problem is that I couldn't blog about a cheese sandwich now, could I? So, I started to think about what snacks were going into the lunch boxes this week, and decided I would make a gluten free brownie using tinned beans. This way they were filling and full of protein. Combined with a cheese sandwich and some fruit and vegetables, I think we have a pretty balanced lunch box.
This is the lunchbox for Monday. Apple, orange segments, carrots and cucumber, a piece of brownie and a spelt bread cheese sandwich


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The Copyright Society of Nigeria (COSON) has announced the death of legendary Nigerian reggae artist, Ukeleke Onwubuya, popularly called Ras Kimono.
COSON made the announcement on its Instagram page the passing on of the African and great musician, the reggae toaster, the great Ras Kimono Onwubuya.
The Delta state-born singer died on Sunday 10th June at the Lagoon Hospital in Lagos State where was rushed to after complaining of feeling funny last night.
He was said to have concluded plans to travel to the U.S. before is sudden death.
Kimono's debut album "Under Pressure" led by he and his band group Dread Reggae Band in 1989 was a massive hit with the single "Rum-Bar Stylée".
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CAMBRIDGE, MA – The 2017 Fall MIT Fall Invitational wrapped up today with semi finals and finals in both doubles and singles categories. Competition began at 9:00 am with matches in the championship and consolation bracket.
Saturday's two rounds of elimination play left the Ephs with two remaining representatives in the singles championship bracket. Unfortunately, semifinal play pitted the teammates against one another. After a well fought match, Austin Barr '21 bested Alex Taylor '20 with a score of 6-2,6-1. Following the bittersweet victory, Barr faced three seed William de Quant '18 from Middlebury to determine the Invitational champion. Barr took the first set 6-3, lost the second 7-5, but came back strong with a 6-0 score in the third set to earn the title of champion. Barr's victory in the finals marks the second straight tournament where the Ephs have captured the champion spot in the singles' division.
Moving into Sunday, Williams' Tennis had no pairs remaining in the championship bracket. However, Arturo Kam '21 and Calvin Chung '21 had advanced to the semi finals in the consolation bracket. The third round of play matched the pair against a tandem from Bowdoin. Their victory in the semis was followed by an 8-3 victory over an MIT duo in the finals. Kam and Chung's victory in the consolation bracket ended a successful campaign at the MIT Fall Invite.
The Invitational at MIT marks the end of the Ephs abbreviated fall season. Their success in team matches and tournaments earned Williams Tennis an impressive 2-0 record and the singles' champion title in two events. The Ephs will not see competition again until late March 2018.


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Minimizing Legal Risks When Using the Word 'Organic'July 27, 2017 | Nancy A. Del Pizzo |
Nancy Del Pizzo's article, "Minimizing Legal Risks When Using the Word 'Organic'," appeared in the July/August issue of Nutrition Industry Executive.
The article details the U.S. Department of Agriculture's requirements for the use of the word "organic" as well as what is considered false and misleading advertising for organic products.
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Dear Jean Guitar Clothing is mentioned in the most different places and various medias. This time we've been lovebombed in decadent high life blog En Daytraders Dagbok, hosted by Swedish fashion magazine Café.
The Daytrader gives you an entertaining and stormy insight of living life in the fast lane and making money for nothing. We are not surprised by the fact that Guitar Clothing fits as well into the good life as in the life of a young thriving musician. Apparently this goes for rockers as well as for daytraders.
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The Smithard's Bakery is Ashby de la Zouch has been established since 1812 and is a family run business, with many tricks up its sleeve! The bakery offers fresh sandwiches and cob, which you can either go in and buy or they can be made to order, the choice is entirely up to you! The Smithard's Bakery provides hot food too, including soup, jacket potatoes and pizzas.
In the sweet section, Smithard's Bakery provide a celebration or novelty cake designing and ordering service – all created and baked by the dedicated team! And it get's even better, you can even take baking classes, such as how to bake and make vintage cup cakes!


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I finished reading the book of Luke this morning. In each of the gospels there is always a sense of gloom and darkness and then an exploding light in the end! Jesus gives people hope when there seems to be no hope!
This morning I picked up on a couple things that God was telling me. When Peter disowned Jesus, before Jesus' crucifixion, he "remembered the word the Lord had spoken to him." When the women met the angels at Jesus' empty tomb "they remembered his words." When two disciples met Jesus on the road and invited Him to their home for a meal "their eyes were opened and they recognized him." And later that evening when the disciples met Jesus "he opened their minds so they could understand the Scriptures."
I have a lot of commentaries and stuff to try and help me figure out how to understand the Bible, in fact I have some study Bibles that the majority of the book has a lot of information to help me understand the Bible, but in truth while all of that may be helpful, I really can't understand how to understand and apply the Bible to my life unless Jesus helps me! Oh how I desire for "Jesus himself" to come up and walk along with me and another brother in Christ, to really sense the presence of God, to know Him and let Him show us truth and to live His truth through us!
Throughout this last part of the book of Luke the stress for prayer is constantly before me. I believe Jesus doesn't want me to just know about Him, but to know Him, in reality. Reading the Bible so that He will speak to me! Listening to another brother in Christ and finding out what God is telling me. Because now Jesus lives IN every believer, to know Him, in reality, must be as we talk together in life, discussing "these things with each other."
While a lot of man made stuff, some of it really helpful and excellent to read, might be good to help us know about Jesus, they can sometimes prevent us from the best of knowing Jesus in reality. Don't I know it! Jesus has fulfilled everything that was written about Himself in the Old Testament, we are no longer bound by all of its rules and traditions (that were meant to help us know about Jesus), and now the only real law for a follower of Jesus is to "love our neighbor as ourself." Jesus live your love through me, live through me!
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Check out my interview with Joey Bombs over at the Cardinals Nest.
I wrote about Ankiel and HGH over at That's A winner.
I should have Springfield pics as well as more prospect pics up soon.
Keep an eye out at Bugs and Cranks for my blurb on Walt Jocketty.
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Human Geography
Human geography is an interdisciplinary, inclusive, and exciting field: just about every aspect of human activity can be analyzed and understood from a spatial perspective! Human geographers study topics as diverse as immigration, food, children, sustainability, water, social movements, urban gentrification, racism, health, poverty, conflict, and many others. They do so using a variety of methods, including GIS, qualitative and quantitative approaches.
Human geography faculty members at SDSU teach a wide range of courses and are involved in a number of research projects that highlight the ways in which human societies create and transform their social and physical environments. Many of us specialize in urban geography and are fascinated by the diversity of urban experiences. We are also concerned with spatial inequality within cities and its consequences on low-income people, racial and ethnic minorities, women, children and the elderly.
Social and cultural geographers study how different people relate to places such as neighborhoods, public spaces, and homes and how that impacts their identity, everyday life, and wellbeing. They also explore how people organize and actively struggle to define, claim, and transform places.
Environmental geographers at SDSU explore how people interact with the natural environment and examine community-based institutions and systems for managing natural resources and promoting sustainability.
Human geography relates to global studies and many of our human geography faculty members are also area specialists, focusing their attention and their research on a specific region such as Latin America, Europe, Asia, Africa, and California.
Geographies of Children, Young People, and Families
We study the places and spaces of children and young people's lives, emphasizing their agency in their families and communities.
Geographies of Cities
Our research focuses on the political, economic, social, and cultural organization of cities and the diversity of urban experiences. We are particularly interested in urban change, including gentrification, and the role of cities and urban spaces in promoting social in/exclusion.
Geographies of Food
We explore the relationship between food and place. For example, we study how food cultures and practices influence place identities, local economies, and environmental sustainability. We also investigate how diverse food environments enable particular food practices, including healthy eating, gardening, and urban agriculture.
We are interested in understanding how place, race and gender influences people's livelihoods, including those of socially and spatially marginalized groups in different parts of the world. We study the economic activities of new immigrants and refugees, indigenous people, ethnic minorities, women, and children. Our work focuses on informal economic activity and child labor.
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Explores spatial questions about material production, cultural meaning, and bodily affects and perceptions in relation to all forms of media, including film, TV, social media, video-games, radio, music, and theater.
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We examine the factors leading to international migration and the experiences of migrants around the world. San Diego, which is located on the Mexico-US border and is home to a large immigrant, migrant and refugee community, provides a fascinating setting to investigate these issues and engage in participatory research exploring the significance of borders and mobility.
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We study the relationship between people and their environment through the critical lens of political ecology. This approach focuses on the political and economic factors influencing how humans relate to nature and transform it.
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JONESBORO, AR (KAIT) - Customers of the Old Country Store, 16067 Hwy. 63 in Sedgwick, will need to continue to go elsewhere to buy their bourbon and gin.
Alcoholic Beverage Control Director Mary Robin Casteel denied Donald R. Nicholas' replacement and transfer of location application during the ABC board's meeting Wednesday in Little Rock.
Casteel cited "significant opposition from local leadership" in the decision.
According to the store's owner, the request before the ABC Board is to transfer the liquor license for the Bulldog Liquor store in Paragould to the Old Country Store in Sedgwick.
Representatives Jack Ladyman and Dan Sullivan, along with Greene County Judge Rusty McMillon and Craighead County Judge Ed Hill, opposed the application. The Arkansas Family Coalition also submitted a letter of opposition to the ABC.
There was one letter of support; the ABC did not say who submitted it.
Scott Hardin, ABC spokesperson, told Region 8 News that Nicholas can appeal the denial to the full ABC board during its next meeting in November. At that time, the board may decide to uphold or overturn Casteel's denial.
Until then, Hardin said the store cannot sell liquor. The store, however, is still selling beer and wine.
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Commitment or Flexibility
In this paper, we study how Congress makes its voice heard in American foreign policy in the area of economic statecraft. Unlike the President, who can alter sanctions policy with the stroke of a pen, Congress cannot change legislation easily in the face of difficult to anticipate future contingencies. This disadvantage is also useful, as it may commit the executive to enforce sanctions and thus maximize compliance. The price is reduced policy flexibility. But enforcement opt-outs can alleviate the price tag, while reporting requirements keep the President in check. We derive predictions about the congressional design of sanctions and spell out the implications for policy. We test some of these predictions on a novel corpus of government documents of American economic sanctions. We are more sanguine about the role of the legislature than previous scholarship, and we conclude by noting why previous conclusions may have been overly pessimistic - and how to identify the true impact of sanctions.
This is one of the first projects to arise from our SASCAT data-collection. It will be presented at APSA 2019, and a SSRN link will be posted here. With: J Tama, A Elshehawy, F Nanni.
Picture: Turkish Air Force celebration.
Context: In July 2019, Turkey began receiving shipments of an advanced missile system from a Russian entity on a sanctions list kept by the U.S. Secretary of State. The creation of this list was mandated by a law enacted by the U.S. Congress to isolate Russia, Iran, and North Korea. Turkey should face sanctions, and if the President is seen as soft in imposing them, Congress may intercede. Turkey, and other states, are watching the U.S. reaction, and will determine future policies with it in mind. The U.S. started reducing cooperation on a multi-mullion dollar program involving the F-35 advanced jet, sending many training pilots home to Turkey.


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The Big Timer (1932)
Directed by Edward Buzzell / Edward N. BuzzellRelease Date - Mar 10, 1932 (USA - Unknown) | Run Time - 74 min. | Countries - United States | MPAA Rating - NR
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Ben Lyon plays an aspiring boxer in this pre-code drama. Cookie Bradford (Lyon) toils at a diner and works out at the gym while waiting for his big break. His one supporter is the gym owner's daughter, Honey (Constance Cummings). When her father dies suddenly, she decides to take over his business. The fighters, however, have no faith in a woman, and they all walk out on her -- except for Bradford. She begins coaching him and he starts winning fights. But when they marry and head for the big city, male prejudice towards Honey works against them until she manages to place Bradford in a charity fight held by a socialite (Thelma Todd, on loan from the Hal Roach Studios). Bradford then fights his way up to Madison Square Garden, but it all goes to his head. He ignores Honey in favor of the socialite, and dumps her as a manager in favor of Dan Wilson, a man with a big name and big promises. But Bradford's luck runs out and he loses his way to the bottom of the bill. It takes Honey's ingenuity to make him into a contender once again. This was Edward N. Buzzell's debut as a feature film director.


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EDB files contains the exchange server database and all the information about user mailboxes, these EDB files are stored in b-tree structure, which includes a top level node and many child nodes. The main EDB files used for the Exchange information store are Priv1.edb and Pub1.edb. The EDB file acts as a pointer to the user's MS Outlook profile. It is also known as repository of all sent/received emails as well as information related to these emails.
All the EDB files are contained within the folder MDBdata (exchsrvr\mdbdata), it contains all EDB files such as: Priv1.edb file, Pub1.edb file, STM file and Log file etc.
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Let's read about some common situations in which you need EDB to PST Converter Software:
- To Convert Exchange MDBdata into PST Files: Whenever, there is a downtime with Exchange server, you can convert Exchange MDBdata into PST files and then, these PST files can be used in Microsoft Outlook.
- To Backup EDB files: EDB file corruption may lead to severe data loss so, to prevent such situation, you need to backup your EDB files at regular intervals so that you can restore your data if EDB gets corrupted.
There is also a second option for taking backup of your EDB data. You can convert your EDB data to PST file and store them separately at any desired location.
- To Extract multiple PST files from single EDB file: EDB to PST conversion enables the users to extract data from both priv.edb as well as pub.edb files, and also allows conversion from EDB to PST files with absolute perfection.
- For Defunct Exchange Server : When Exchange server goes to defunct or non-functioning state then communication tasks within the organization or any other distributed exchange server environment could not be handled properly. Reasons for non-functioning state of Exchange server:
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- For mounting of Exchange EDB files to Outlook: If user wants to mount the Exchange Database to Outlook then, user needs to convert EDB files into PST files.
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Quality Assurance Tester | Automation Engineer
Kilo.Health is a digital business working in the health industry. Their main markets are USA, Canada, Australia, Brazil, Mexico & UK. The company was founded 5 years ago and it took a while to find our niche, now striving to be the leader in the wellness category globally. Don't wish us luck, come work with Kilo.Health to see it happen.
Currently Kilo.Health is looking for a – Quality Assurance Tester to join their tech team. You will work on high-scalable products, cloud-based infrastructure with enormously fast release cycles and participate in challenges with team members who are best engineers in their class.
Take your career to the next level and shape the online experience of millions of customers in over 180 countries by building the best online health market products.
Get Ready To:
- Review and analyze system specifications.
- Execute test cases (manual or automated) and analyze results.
- Evaluate product code according to specifications.
- Create logs to document testing phases and defects Work with agile processes that are adapted to the team's and project's needs.
- Report bugs and errors to development teams.
- Participate in Hackatons to test new possible MVP products in the market.
- Conduct post-release/post-implementation testing.
We Expect You To:
- Have proven experience as a Quality Assurance Tester or similar role.
- Experience in project management and QA methodology.
- Ability to document and troubleshoot errors.
- Results and performance driven.
- You like to grab a bottle of beer with your teammates once in a while.
You Are Going To Deal With:
- Full set of perks including a hot tub in a terrace, workations (pity you missed Bali already) as well as taxi & gym monthly budgets.
- Any technical gadgets that you want to play with (Alexa, watches, Raspberry Pi, Smart Mirrors, Robots, etc).
- Your preferred hardware and software stack.
- Any learning content subscriptions (lynda, laracast, etc).
- Informal communication. We are not a corporate office, we are digital punks.
- Many mistakes though never the same mistake twice. We experiment – a lot, since no one has ever done what we are doing.
- Digital products in the health industry which acquires thousands of daily new customers globally.
- Weekly new introductions. Our team grows faster than construction workers are breaking the walls to expand our office.
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February 3, 2015 9:00 AM
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What happens when you combine Google's AngularJS, the super cool JavaScript MVC Framework with Apache Cordova, the cross platform mobile framework using web technology? You get the Ionic Framework.
With Ionic you build mobile apps using the web technology you already know. Think the apps will be slow and clunky? Think again, Ionic comes out of the box with well design CSS3 classes to make beautiful and fluid apps. Using Cordova and jQuery Mobile already? Well, with Ionic you will learn to love mobile development again. No more write-only spaghetti code, Ionic makes it easy to create clean, testable, logical mobile apps. Need to support tablet and phone in the same app? Ionic has you covered. You can create one app which uses responsive design to change its look based on the device's screen dimensions.
In this session, we will build an app together to show many of Ionic's major features including CollectionRepeat, UI Widgets, Modals, and Slide Boxes. We will also discuss development workflow, debugging and which tools we use.
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"Remember the term 'information superhighway'? Today you will find that highway is starting to be littered with user-generated content that's not very helpful to consumers. As companies experiment with social networks and different forms of UGC, the online experience can become very confusing — and distracting — for the average consumer who has a task to accomplish. In response, smart marketers are taking a step back and looking at how they can normalize and structure UGC to be more helpful to the large majority of online shoppers — and find the best ways to amplify this content in their advertising efforts."
— Sam Decker, chief marketing officer, Bazaarvoice
"Perhaps the most interesting information that we cull is the counterintuitive results that today's top brands are driving online. Over the past six months, Datran Media has launched dozens of inbox and Web advertising campaigns in which the results of the campaigns, although wildly successful, counter-predicted response. While generalizing to protect our clients, we see things like travel category marketers who discover they've missed an entire coast of male buyers, to consumer product brand gurus who suddenly realize that their online buyers are older and more diverse than once assumed. These are good findings because they point the brands to entirely new revenue segments that they hadn't previously considered. No one gets upset about those new understandings!"
— Lana McGilvray, vice president of marketing, Datran Media
"Managing the marketing department with hard-nosed analytics, KPIs, dashboards and data mining is de rigueur in today's challenging environment. Quantitative management is a noble cause that is endorsed by many marketing authorities. However, like any transition, we run the risk of creating imbalanced priorities and dropping the ball on marketing fundamentals. Analytics is crucial to a well-run marketing department, but this must be balanced with the content. Analytics and content are intrinsically linked and cannot function properly without one another, yet they are often siloed by organizational and technical obstacles. Analytics provides the segmentation, targeting and validation for marketing strategies, and content is the face of marketing to customers and prospects. Each of these is a potential point of failure that marketers vigilantly guard against."
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|Technical data
|The following specifications are only valid for a nominal operating voltage and a environmental temperature of 23°C.
|Measuring range
|-200°C up to 962°C (according to ITS-90) -200°C up to 850°C (according to DIN EN60751)
|1 mK
|Measuring uncertainty
|10 mK (optionally 5 mK in the range of -50°C up to 250°C)
|Measuring channels
|2 (optionally up to 81 with external multiplexers)
|Pt-100 (optionally Pt-25) in a four-conductor-technology
|Lemo 1S, quadripolar, in front panel
|Measuring current
|about 0,5 mA switched DC (about 1 mA for Pt-25)
|Measuring time
|about 1 sec. per channel, about 0,1 sec. per channel with reduced resolution
|Long-term stability
|≤ 5 mK / year
|Temperature coeff.
|≤ 1 mK / °C
|LCD, LED backlight, 2 lines ¨¤ 16 characters, 9 mm height
|°C, °F, K, ohm
|RS-232, isolated
|menu orientated, alternatively controllable by your PC
|128 KB (optionally 512 KB)
|230 V, 50 Hz / 115 V, 60 Hz about 15 VA
|260 x 80 x 240 (width x height x depth in mm)
|about 2,5 kg
T4200 2-channel laboratory instrument
The ATP 4200 is designed for precise temperature measurements as demanded in labratory use and quality assurance (ISO 9000, etc.). The conversion of the resistance measuring value into a temperature measuring value is practised by use of calibration tables in the measuring device depending on the different probe specifications. It is not necessary that the user enters the calibration datas after each exchange of the probe using the keyboard built-in the measuring device. As the calibration datas of several probes can be stored in the measuring device, in a lot of cases it will be sufficient to relate the corresponding calibration datas to that channel to which a new probe had been connected. If the calibration datas of a newly connected prove are not yet stored in the measuring device, the user can draw up the calibration datas easily on a PC by use of a software included in the scope of supply. The complete drawing up and maintenance of the calibration tables is done on the PC. If required new calibration datas can be loaded from the PC into ATP 4200 by use of this PC-software.
Product features
- uncertainty ±0,005°C
- resolution: 0,001°C
- range: -200°C up to +962°C
- excellent long-term stability
- 2 channels (up to 81 with MUX)
- display of both measuring channels
- measuring current only about 0,5 mA for lowest heating-up of sensor
- fast measuring: up to 10/sec
- serial interface as standard
- 4-conductor-technology, Lemp-plugs
- highly interference-proof
- comfortable input and highest safety of sensor data
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Jack Wolfskin forecasts 2011 sales of more than 350 Million Euro
Idstein, August 29, 2011 -- Outdoor supplier Jack Wolfskin reports that sales double in Eastern Europe and Asia, strong growth across all product categories, and a 40 percent increase in 2011 winter pre-orders. The company once again projects strong growth of more than 20 percent for the fiscal year 2011, ending Sept. 30, and sales of more than €350 million.
Contributing to the growth are significant increases in the apparel, footwear and equipment categories as well as gains in individual markets.
"The development in the last 12 months underscores the dynamic growth of the brand Jack Wolfskin, where the potential - particularly in international markets - hasn't even begun to peak," said Markus Bötsch, Jack Wolfskin Chief Sales Officer (CSO). "While the growth curve in the apparel and equipment segments continued to move upward consistently by more than 20 percent, the footwear segment is demonstrating above average growth again of 42 percent. For the first time this year, Jack Wolfskin will sell more than 1.5 million pairs of shoes. The footwear category has continued to gain significant ground as a percent of total sales."
When broken down by market, Asia and Eastern Europe have shown the greatest gains with a doubling in sales. In Central Europe the growth rate was nearly 20 percent year-over-year. Looking forward to the coming 2011/2012 Winter season, all signs are positive.
"Winter pre-orders grew gratifyingly by 40 percent," Bötsch noted. "Delivers are running full speed ahead."
Functionality, quality and innovation for people who are at home outdoors Jack Wolfskin is the leading provider of functional outdoor clothing, footwear and equipment in Europe and the largest franchisor in the German specialist sports retail market. Jack Wolfskin products are currently available in more than 400 franchise stores and at 4,000 points of sale across Europe and Asia. Jack Wolfskin products feature a high degree of functionality, user-friendliness and innovation. In recent years, Jack Wolfskin has successfully introduced numerous material and product innovations and holds several patents for technologies in the areas of clothing, rucksacks and tents. In the 2010 calendar year, the Company recorded sales revenues of €304.2 million in Europe, up 21 percent on the previous year. Jack Wolfskin GmbH & Co. KGaA is headquartered in Idstein im Taunus and employs more than 460 people.


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Feeling lost on how to support yourself and your spouse with PTSD?
Are you not feeling heard? Your partner is not able to hear or handle your emotions. Being extra cautious? You don't know what or when he or she will be triggered. Need tips to help you and your spouse diagnosed with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)?
As a trauma therapist, I love seeing the influx of articles, resources, and therapy treatment information growing to help change the stigma of PTSD and mental health. My heart is filled when I see how many veterans, first responders, and other adults with childhood trauma are seeking therapy to heal from their traumatic experiences and regain a sense of stability and control again. But,
What about you, as the spouse, of a partner with PTSD?
Who is helping you to understand, cope, and later adjust to the changes that are happening in therapy? When do you get to be heard and understood? How do you know what is a healthy reaction or a PTSD trigger? And what do you do when he or she is triggered?
These are common questions that I hear from partners of my clients or my clients reports of what their hearing from their partners.
Let me give you the key.
It's important for you to support your partner during his or her time in treatment for PTSD, BUT, also important that you feel supported during his or her treatment too. So, what does this look like? Here are a few tips that can help.
- Have a conjoint session with your partner and the therapist sometime within the first 6 weeks of his or her treatment.
Notice I say not the first or even second session, but sometime early in therapy. It's important that your partner begins to build a sense of safety and trust with the therapist. This step sets an important foundation in the therapeutic relationship, which is one of the contributing factors to a person's success in therapy. It's okay to let your partner make the decision as to when the conjoint session should take place, and it may be the first session. But it's important that he or she decide with their therapist. This provides them with some control over their treatment, which helps to maintain an openness to therapy.
A conjoint session early in therapy should cover the following:
Understanding the biological, emotional, and behavioral effects of traumatic experience.
How long the therapist believes therapy will take for your partner. Understand that this is often estimated and may change as therapy progresses. It can range from a few months, to a year, to a few years. Usually, the longer the history of trauma, the longer the therapy.
Attempt to identify what each of you need currently to build that support. For example, maybe a client's trigger is a raised voice. For his partner, it's needing him to let her know where he is when he leaves after being triggered. She may agree to watch her tone when upset and he agrees to send her a text that he is safe. This is a perfect example of each one supporting the other during his or her treatment.
- Know his or her triggers.
As therapy progresses, your partner will be getting better insight into his or her triggers. Some may know even before therapy. Either way, have your partner share this information with you. This will allow you both to be more conscious and at least attempt to minimize them. Understand, you are both human. You're not perfect and will forget. That's okay. You can't control everything. Again, it's about minimizing triggers.
- Ask your partner to show you the coping tools he or she is learning to manage triggers.
Coping tools are the first step in therapy. Your partner and therapist are identifying, practicing, and learning what coping tools work best for him or her. When you learn what works best for your partner and practice with him or her at home, it reinforces the practice and builds your partner's ability to reach a relaxed state. These coping tools most likely will benefit you as well. In fact, have the kids join in at homework, dinner, or bedtime. Deep breathing benefits us all! Finally, when your partner gets triggered, as they begin to come down from the trigger, reminding them of these coping tools will help. Again, this is as they are coming down. It may not be possible initially.
- Pick and choose your battles and when to go into battle
You know your partner best. The facial expressions, body gestures, mood. If there is something you need to talk to your partner about, try to make sure he or she is in a good place. If you're not sure, ask. Be willing to wait if he or she may say its not a good time, BUT, also let them know its important to you and if he or she can check in with you later or vice a versa. You have a right to be heard too, but also know that it can be very difficult for your partner. If it's something you feel is not crucial and can let go, then try. Not all issues can be let go and that's okay. It's important that present issues are attempted to be resolved.
You also know yourself best. If you notice emotions are high for you, most likely you will also react with emotions. You're human. Take space for you too. Use your own coping tools to deescalate. A resolution will more likely happen when you're both in a calm state. Both will feel heard and satisfied.
- Your partner's action of walking away may be to protect you, not hurt you.
One of the coping tools clients learn is to walk away or take a time out if they're noticing that anxiety, anger, or another trigger is beginning to take over. Many trauma clients fear their anger and will walk away to make sure they won't hurt anyone. This is especially true with someone they love. You, as the partner, make take this as he or she is ignoring me, doesn't care, or "I'm not important." This is where feeling unheard or sense of unfairness comes up. Wait until your partner returns or deescalates, then ask. He or she may be doing this because of the exact opposite. They love you so much, they don't want to hurt you.
- Triggered Reaction or Appropriate Reaction?
If your partner has been suffering from PTSD for a long period of time, it can be difficult to distinguish if a reaction is a trigger or is it a normal reaction to what is happening in the moment. A trigger is often excessive or out of proportion to the situation, impulsive, escalates very quickly, and lasts much longer than just a few minutes. No matter what you say, it's as if they don't hear you or not in the room with you. Many trauma survivors describe it as someone hijacking their mind. They feel embarrassed, scared, or guilty for their reactions once they are able to deescalate from it. It's not until after that they are able to recognize the intensity that took place.
An appropriate reaction can be escalated, but makes sense to the situation. It is a more gradual escalation, and usually, deescalates within a few minutes to an hour depending what is happening. They can listen to what you're saying and respond. You sense that he or she is present in the room with you. This leads to Tip #7.
- Come back to conjoint session towards the end of treatment if needed
One of the many things I hear from clients as they are overcoming symptoms of PTSD, (and have more appropriate reactions to situations), is they don't feel they're being heard. A sort of Role Reversal. Mainly because when he or she becomes angry or frustrated, their partner contributes it to his or her PTSD rather than being angry because they're angry. Many feel that they're being dismissed. It's often by this time, without realizing it, you may have developed automatic reactions to your partner's reactions. For example, walking away yourself, not listening, and waiting for your partner's reactions to pass. Perhaps, difficulty trusting it.
Built up anger or resentment for having to place your own needs aside for so long can make it difficult to continue to be patient and open. A few conjoint sessions are not uncommon and can be helpful to readjust as your partner improves, and provide you space to express how difficult it has been for you. He or she is now in a better place to handle it.
- Remember, therapy takes time and is not linear
Typically, in therapy, there is progression with the middle being most difficult. But regression for brief periods of time is to be expected and does not necessarily mean progression is not being made. There are many different reasons. Life is still happening beyond therapy, bringing present stressors. An unexpected, unrealized trigger. While working through trauma, a new memory is recalled to the surface. Waves of progression and regression should be expected. Leading to Tip #9.
- Take care of you!
Make sure that you are taking care of you too. Have your support system of family, friends, church community, or your own therapist in place. Make sure you have a tool box of coping tools. Exercise, Yoga, hobbies, getting out, meditation/prayer, things you enjoy. Journaling or art is an effective tool to give you a place to express and release your emotions. If you are a spouse of a veteran or first responder, is there a community of spouses you can connect with?
It's easy to feel at a loss of what to do and of being heard yourself as a partner of someone with PTSD. It's a diagnosis that impacts the entire family. Open, timely, and patient communication to support both of you are key and can ultimately strengthen your relationship even more. Taking care of yourself and having support another important key during your partner's treatment.
If you would like to know more about PTSD and possible treatment such as EMDR, you can click on my Services page. You can also go to my Meditations page if you are looking for some more coping and relaxation tools.
Below are links to further information on PTSD symptoms and treatments:


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Lisa Haydon's trip photos with her baby boy are simply adorable
All those who have been following the gorgeous Lisa Haydon on various social network platforms must be aware of her undying love for ocean and sea and river and swimming pools, basically any water body is just perfect. The lady has been posting some breathtaking pictures of her and inspiring masses with her extremely fit and toned body. We remember Lisa Haydon's photos from her wedding day a year ago, which were absolutely stunning as she chose to have a beach wedding. This model turned actress soon got pregnant and showed off her baby bum like some Greek goddess! And now the stunner mother is back in shape and on beach, and this time she is not alone but is accompanied with her little munchkin, son Zack! She has been giving her fans a sneak peek into her life with lovely pictures on Instagram and we just can't get enough of these adorable mother-son duo. Have a look at the cute pictures she posted recently with her son and begin your day on a positive note.
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This holding tank has a checkbox that allows for turning off the initialization of the contents at the start of each run. The contents will always be initialized at the start of th first run (but this can be changed too).
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