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Why do you say you that your products are chemical-free?
Our core mission is to provide chemical-free, unadulterated food to consumers. We take great pains to ensure that we go directly to the fishermen or farmers without any middlemen in between and buy the freshest of fresh food straight from the source. Further, we follow the most modern & scientific transportation and packaging processes from source till your door steps. This ensures that the required temperature and other conditions for healthy preservation of meats is met using nothing but natural ice as the preservative
Are there really chemicals used in fish available locally? Come 'on thats just your sales pitch, i don't believe it!
How we wish that were true! We have observed that a large percentage of the fish available in the local market has Ammonia in them. A smaller percentage has Formalin. Please see What is Fresh to understand the story of a fish before it reaches your plate
How can you confidently say that your meats do not have hormones in them?
We take great care to ensure there are no growth promoters such as hormones, other bad stuff (which is a long list) or antibiotics in the poultry that you buy from us. The growth promoter bit is easy – if you are ready to take a hit on the profit margin and are ok with poultry such as chicken not growing to the largest size before slaughter, then you don't need to add any growth promoters. In fact most vendors in the market today do not add hormones in chicken and is a common myth. Now we take the concept to the extreme for health reasons and take a hit on the profitability in return for a smaller bird - that is why you see that our whole chicken is only between 1-1.3 kg after cleaning, generally the chicken available in the market would be much bigger. The good news though is smaller chicken is more tender and much more tastier
What about antibiotics in the Chicken?
The antibiotics part in Chicken is a more complicated story. We ensure that we take the broiler chicken from institutional farmers who are FSSAI/HACCP certified and also conduct lab test on each batch of chicken for the presence of antibiotics or other growth promoters. We also closely keep tab on the product to ensure that the final meat is free of antibiotics before it reaches your doorsteps. The devil is in the details, so allow us to explain - Broiler Chicken is not practical to be farmed commercially without any antibiotic use in the early stage of its life cycle.You could actually cause more harm than good by not giving the appropriate medicines/vaccines in the early stage of growth. However in the interest of maximising profits, some of the market vendors over use antibiotics (and also other growth promoters) all the way till the bird is slaughtered. The main way in which this is done is by mixing the antibiotics in the feed and water. What we do differently is to ensure that our farmers follow the withdrawal method - each antibiotic has a well defined half life period, which is the time it gets dissipated from the birds blood stream and body, similar to what happens to human beings when you are sick - the antibiotics from the medicines are in your blood only for a small period of time. Our farmers ensure that no antibiotic are used for a large period of time prior to the slaughter – hence there is no possibility of it coming in to the food you eat. We also ensure that there is natural minerals added in the feed making the chicken more healthier. Additionally our broiler chicken are all reared at the same age to avoid infections which is not the case with the chicken you get from the market. Also our rearing is done in large areas where the cross breed infection possibility is rare
What about Ducks or other poultry?
In the case of larger birds like duck or country chicken, antibiotics are not needed at any stage as they are more sturdier birds and they are reared in a free range fashion
Are all your Chicken Free Range?
No, only the Country Chicken varieties are Free Range birds. The others are reared naturally but not in the open farms which qualify for Free Range rearing
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- Since Dave B. is still busy with his new house, I
thought I'd do him a big favor and post a session
report for our gaming tonight. There will be many
gaps and details missing, for reasons that may become
Attendance: Dave B., Dave F., David, Pete, and Eric.
I do not know all the last names, yet. Sorry.
The first game was called Rheinlanders, I believe.
I'm probably misspelling it. Peter had not arrived,
so it was just the four of us. The game involves
putting down knights (little cardboard shields) on
numbered spaces along a river (one would guess the
Rhein. Again, I'm probably misspelling). There are
numbered spaces, churches, and castles along the way
that help with scoring. Basically, it's a territory
game where two opposing territories can merge and the
smaller loses out.
Interestingly enough, there were no territory
conflicts. David captured some high numbered spaces.
Dave B. built a huge territory on the other side of
the river waiting to cross and take over, but never
got the chance. Dave F. and I diversified a little,
coming close to each other but not fighting.
In the end, I won with 41 points. David had about 35.
The two Daves were in the 20s or below, I think.
Pete arrived for the second game, which was Call My
Bluff. Almost every round became a battle of the
stars as bids were quickly turned away from numbers to
stars. Pete managed to do almost everyone in with a
couple of exact calls.
In the end, it was Dave B's one die to my two, and I
had the bid. I ended up winning - again.
The last game of the evening was Wizard, which seems
to be the Official Game of South Shore Gamers. It is
the game that generates the most trash talking, with
Dave B. and I doing most of it. I wanted to get a
real accurate counting of the scores for this game,
but the score sheet somehow disappeared quickly for
this game.
What I remember most is my end of the game, of course.
I seemed to get good cards for taking tricks, but had
a hard time figuring how many tricks. I don't think I
was under on any bids, but went over two or three
times. On one hand, with 9 cards I believe, I bid 4
and ended up taking 6. As a result, I looked a little
like this year's Red Sox - in and out of the race.
David gained points steadily, and was leading towards
the end. On the last round, I had 220, and David had
something like 260 or 270. I needed to make a 4 bid
and for David not to make his bid, which is what
happened. I managed to squeeze out a victory with a
little luck and a lot of recklessness. David was just
behind. Peter and Dave F. were also fairly close.
They were both in the 200s, I think. Dave B. - not as
Oh, wait. We played a game before Wizard. I believe
it was called Olympia 2000 B.C. (or the German
equivalent). A fun little game where you have athlete
cards competing in events. I didn't win this one,
which is why it probably got lost in the euphoric blur
of my three other victories this evening. Dave B. did
manage to scrape out the win on this game, based on
some previous knowlege and obviously lucky cards.
Most of the way home I ended up listening to a live
version of Stairway to Heaven. The last note faded
out as I pulled in my driveway. The end of a lovely evening.
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http://finance.yahoo.com - Eric Shultz <swift_4@...> wrote:
>Attendance: Dave B., Dave F., David, Pete, and Eric.
Nice report Eric!
>The last game of the evening was Wizard,
No doubt! This game has really grown on me - I think we've
>which seems to be the Official Game
>of South Shore Gamers. It is the game
>that generates the most trash talking, with
>Dave B. and I doing most of it.
played it every week pretty much for the past few months. It's a
great game - and now entrenched as one of my top 10.
>I wanted to get a
I'll state for the record that Eric had a remarkable final few
>real accurate counting of the scores
>for this game, but the score sheet
>somehow disappeared quickly for
>this game.
turns. Bidding 4 on the last 3 consecutive turns and making 2 of
those bids (and missing the other by just one card - one too many
that is!). It was a great comeback to take the win from David
who looked like he was on cruise control late into the game.
Dave Bernazzani
http://www.gis.net/~dber (South Shore Gamers) - Thank you for the kind words. It should also be noted
that Dave dominated Wizard last week, making every bid
on every hand.
I've remembered how to play trick taking games. Bring
on Where's Bob's Hat!
--- Dave Bernazzani <dber@...> wrote:> I'll state for the record that Eric had a remarkable
> final few
> turns. Bidding 4 on the last 3 consecutive turns
> and making 2 of
> those bids (and missing the other by just one card -
> one too many
> that is!). It was a great comeback to take the win
> from David
> who looked like he was on cruise control late into
> the game.
> --
> Dave Bernazzani
> dber@...
> http://www.gis.net/~dber (South Shore Gamers)
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An understatement of more than 25 percent of the gross income listed on the return is considered a substantial understatement. The IRS has six years from the time the return was filed to assess additional tax.
The statute on the unreported income includes any penalty or interest amounts added onto your tax. The failure to pay a penalty, the most common penalty associated with unreported income, is one half of 1 percent for each month the tax on the unreported income is unpaid. You could also be assessed an accuracy penalty if your understatement is substantial. Interest is set quarterly.
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Memorial services for Ronald Koehn, 64, Lawrence, will be at 2 p.m. Friday at Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home. He was cremated.
Mr. Koehn died Monday, Dec. 3, 2001, at his home.
He was born June 2, 1937, in Greensburg, the son of James Eli and Anna L. (Dirks) Koehn. He attended schools in Greensburg and graduated from Greensburg High School. He was a graduate of the Kansas University School of Pharmacy.
Koehn practiced pharmacy at Rankin-Round Corner Drug Store. He later attended Cleveland Chiropractic College, Kansas City, Mo. He opened his own chiropractic practice in Lawrence in 1976 and ran the practice until his death.
He married Rita J. Howland. She survives of the home.
Other survivors include two sons, James A., Billings, Mont., and Daniel S., Lawrence; his mother, Anna L. Koehn, Greensburg; a brother, Arden M., Wichita; and two grandchildren.
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Tina Is Awesome.
I have a reader named Tina. She is always commenting on my posts. This lets me know that someone is still reading my blog... and I love her for it. Thanks, Tina!
And, yes, dandelion is bitter. I don't think I'll do that again. But, I tried and that's what counts!
And, yes, dandelion is bitter. I don't think I'll do that again. But, I tried and that's what counts!
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I made these cupcakes for a party tonight where our friend, who makes beer, is premiering his cupcake beer. They are white cake flavored and colored with orange jello topped with Tiffany blue vanilla mousse. Yum!
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Picking dandelions for for salad.
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This tiny slug in our yard was only about as long as a dime is wide! So cute!
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When I was struggling with a new family during the recession in the early 80's he gave me a job painting the new place (as then) in Strathmore Ave... He was just a basic nice guy, then I came to realize what a legend this guy was and still is... The typical unassuming, quiet, family guy but a demon on the race track...
Very much missed.. Jack Gow, excellent racer; sadly missed. Lost his life at the 32nd Milestone (on the T.T. Circuit) during practise for the 1996 Manx Grand Prix whilst riding his 350 Norton classic bike.
ReplyDeleteGilbert Grossett,Jack was a great friend of mine and helped me a lot when i was motocrossing and when i started road racing.he was team manager for Scotland road racing team for the annual celtic racing event and he picked me twice to ride for Scotland it was a great honour .hes very sadly missed a true gentleman !!
ReplyDeleteI started working with Jack when I left school at his garage in Session Street Dundee.
Although I did not work on the bikes I started as an apprentice motor mechanic.
Jack was a dealer for reliant and I can still remember when we got the first bond bug delivered to the showroom.
Jack also had the contract for repairing the hydro board vehicles and Largs and Watts vans.
I did enjoy my time there and my journeyman was a guy called George Greig and another named James Dolan.
I never knew untill a few years ago that Jack had died doing what he loved.
RIP Jack you gave me my first break ......Jack.I also worked as an apprentice at Session St. I remember George, from St andrews he used to give me a lift to work.
I recently found out Jack was killed on the island from a helicopter pilot I work with who told me about it. Turns out he was the emergency medical helicopter pilot at the time.
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Memory is what allows a computer to function in a timely fashion. With out memory a computer would be nothing more than a calculator. Memory is where the computer stores its current task at the time so it knows what it is doing. If there was no memory all of this data would have to be stored on the hard disk drive. Storing data on the hard disk drive for short-term use is not practical because it would be far to slow.
Memory works like any thing else in a computer using binary ones and zeros a representation of a high and low, on and off, a reflective surface or a dull surface. All of these are different ways of representing binary. The difference between memories is how it represents the ones and zeroes. Memory we have today uses many IC-chipsets (integrated circuit chipsets) on the memory board. Before we had memory with IC-chipsets we used simple transistor circuits. Before that was magnetic core memory. Magnetic core memory this memory was developed in the late 1940's it works by magnets and wire strung horizontally and vertically, with one wire going to the center to sense a charge or a lack of one that could be represented as a one or zero. This memory was used until the 1970's when randomly accessible memory came out. Before magnetic core memory they used delay line memory with tubes of mercury as a delay system. How this worked was that pulses of electricity where sent threw these tubes of mercury which would convert the electrical wave in to a physical wave on different millisecond delays to either be read as a one or a zero. After the pulses reached the end of their tubes they were converted back in to electric pulses, amplified, sharpened, and then introduced back in to the system thus clearing the memory. Before this there were other various delay devices used to performer the same results all of these types of memory were linear and were not able to be accessed randomly.
In the 1970's RAM (randomly accessible memory) type memory was being introduced. There are many different types of randomly accessible memory that we have today. One type of randomly accessible memory is DRAM (dynamic randomly accessible memory) dynamic randomly accessible memory works with transistors there is one transistor for every bit of data a zero or a one. It represents the zeros and ones by turning on or staying off. Because dynamic randomly accessible memory uses transistors to represent ones and zeros it has to have a continues power supplied to the transistors to maintain the one or zero. When power is removed form the dynamic randomly accessible memory it is cleared. DRAM is a SIMM (single in-line memory module) type ram. The benefit of dynamic randomly accessible memory is low cost with high density.
SRAM (Static randomly accessible memory) stores data using four transistors for every bit of data. The transistors in Static randomly accessible memory act as switches when the switches are on they act as a whole circuit and represent a one. When the switch is down the circuit is open and represents a zero. Because of the way Static randomly accessible memory stores data it dos not need a continues supply of power. SRAM is a SIMM (single in-line memory module) type ram.
SDRAM (synchronous dynamic randomly accessible memory) works by synchronizing with the systems bus clock so it is able to receive data in a continues flow making it much faster then SRAM.
Synchronous dynamic randomly accessible memory can take on command and one data packet per hertz or clock cycle. Synchronous dynamic randomly accessible memory is capable of reading or writing 64-bits at a time like the system bus. This data set sent together is called a word. When a word is sent to the synchronous dynamic randomly accessible memory it is stored across eight-DRAM chips that are on to the memory chip. Each DRAM chip receives eight bits of data to make up the 64-bits sent over. This ram is capable of running between 33-166 MHz (mega hertz) and operates on 3.3v (volts). SDRAM is a DIMM (dual in-line memory module) type of ram.
DDR (double-data rate synchronous dynamic randomly accessible memory) is an improved version of SDRAM it is able to receive two consecutive 64-bit data packets or words per clock cycle of the bus in a single command. It doubles the productivity of SDRAM by receiving double the amount of data with in the same amount of time. It is capable of operating at 100-200MHz and runs off of 2.5v. DDR is a DIMM (dual in-line memory module) type of ram.
DDR2 (double-data rate synchronous dynamic randomly accessible memory revision 2) is the second revision of SDRAM it doubles the rate of data transfer of DDR. It is capable of receive four consecutive 64-bit data packets or words per clock cycle of the bus in a single command. Thus doubling the efficiency of DDR. DDR2 also has a buffer to help receive the data faster. DDR2 is capable of operating at 200-533MHz and runs off of 1.8v. DDR2 is a DIMM (dual in-line memory module) type of ram.
DDR3 (double-data rate synchronous dynamic randomly accessible memory revision 3) is the third revision of SDRAM. It doubles the rate of data transfer of DDR2. It is capable of receive eight consecutive 64-bit data packets or words per clock cycle of the bus in a single command. DDR3 is capable of operating at 400-1000MHz and runs off of 1.5. DDR3 is a DIMM (dual in-line memory module) type of ram.
RDRAM (rambus dynamic randomly accessible memory) was mad as another option to DDR. Rambus dynamic randomly accessible memory can transfer data at 16-bit or 32-bit words and can transfer two of either the 16-bit or 32-bit per clock cycle. Rambus dynamic randomly accessible memory can has a memory controller on each one of the chips on the memory chip so it dos not need to use the CPU (central processing unit) or a chipset on the motherboard. Rambus dynamic randomly accessible memory is capable of operating at 400-800MHz and runs off of 2.4. This ram has some cooling issues so it always has a heat sync to help dissipate the heat. RDRAM is a RIMM (Rambus in-line memory module) type of ram.
So in conclusion Memory is a very important part of a computer with out it simple tasks would be very time consuming or not possible. Memory has come a long way from mercury filled vales to memory sticks with IC-Chipsets. With out this simple technology many things would not be possible.


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August Produce Tally
August Produce Tally
- Sugar Snap Peas 2.47 lb
- Tomatoes 18.6 lbs
- Greens 1.38 lb
- Cucumbers 1.6 lb
- Beans 1.44 lb
- Broccoli 1.8 lbs
- Potatoes 2.3 oz
- Corn 10 oz
- Popcorn (the squirrels ate most of it) 4 oz
- Red Peppers 10 oz
- Jalapeno 1 oz
- 2-3 small strawberries a day we eat them before we weigh it!
- catnip
We could have harvested more kale and swiss chard , and rhubarb than we did. I plan to be better at this is month and actually freeze some.
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Intel's Pentium-M(TM) processors are a new generation of CPU that bring a significant improvement in computing performance to a mobile computer in a fuel efficient implementation. The Centrino(R) platform combines this computing engine with an extremely power efficient system and further integrates wireless networking as a standard feature. These ingredients are enabling new devices and form factors, which will allow users to work more freely in today's connected environment.
Join Jim Kardach, a Principal Engineer in the Platform Architecture Division of Intel's Mobile Products Group, who will present the details of Intel's latest mobile platform and the technology behind it. Jim will also review some of Intel's future mobile platform concepts that demonstrate how this technology can be used to create innovative pervasive computing solutions.
While researchers have focused on the individual technology-enablers of pervasive computing (hardware components such as location beacons and software components such as distributed databases or context-inference engines), there is very little evidence of how practically deployable such technology components will be. Indeed, a comparison with the evolution of the Internet reveals a combination of technical and non-technical issues that providers of pervasive solutions must consider while evaluating deployment feasibility. This panelist will discuss challenges/successes in deploying pervasive solutions in corporate, home, specialized (hospital, hotel etc.) environments, including areas such as: a) Technology barriers-cost, form factor vs. cost, sophistication vs. energy requirements (e.g., should sensors work in both lighted and in darkness), appropriateness of IP layer abstractions. b) Aesthetic/Social barriers: deployment of devices in homes, sensors on individuals, privacy concerns and fears. c) Regulatory Issues: mobile computing scenarios (such as driver distraction), power limits in RF bands, permissibility in hospitals, airports, building codes etc. d) Business Process Adoption: Unreliability of pervasive data sources, and the resulting implications on cost-effectiveness, the catastrophic impact of pervasive network failures.
Panel Chair : Archan Misra, IBM
Panelists (confirmed): George Brody, Co-Founder and Executive Vice-President, GlobeRanger Corp. Enrico Gregori, Research Director, Center for National Research, Italy Klara Nahrstedt, Professor, Department of Computer Science, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Frank Trovato, World Wide Solutions Executive, IBM Global Services Chistian Becker, University of Stuttgart, Germany
5. "Web Services on Mobile Devices", S. Berger, S. McFaddin, C. Narayanaswami, M. Raghunath IBM Research
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Spring break is all about lounging by the pool and celebrating your time off with friends.
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Spring Break DIY Drink Umbrellas
At PBteen we are here to help you accessorize your room, but why not help you accessorize your drink as well?
How To Create Unique & Beautiful Succulent Arrangements
Whether your home's style is traditional, modern, farmhouse, or industrial, there's one thing that will look absolutely perfect in any setting: succulents!
The Joy of Organizing with The Home Edit
If you're like us, you often plan on setting time aside to get more organized — redoing your pantry, cleaning the front closet, tidying a junk drawer or two.
5 Ways to Transform a Space with Pillows
Ready to change up your decor for warmer weather? We suggest starting with pillows!
Creating a Bedroom Oasis with Anne Sage
Your bedroom is a respite from the daily chaos of life, so it should be a place of calm, peace and relaxation.
That's a Wrap! How to Wrap Gifts Like the Pros
They say that good design is in the details – those little things that you may not notice but pull a space together.
Season's Greetings: Downloadable Holiday Card & Gift Tags
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Mad for Plaid with Scot Meacham Wood
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Copper fell sharply for the second straight session yesterday, tumbling to its lowest level in six years amid rising stockpiles and weaker-than-expected demand.
On the Commodity Exchange in New York, copper for December delivery fell 0.70 cent, to 73.15 cents a pound. Over the last six weeks, prices have fallen about 15 percent.
The London Metals Exchange reported yesterday that stockpiles had risen by about 2,500 tons, to 603,700 tons, their highest levels since 1984. The last time copper stockpiles were this high prices were about 10 cents a pound lower, at about 63 cents a pound.
A global recession, particularly in Europe and Japan, has depressed industrial demand for copper, while mine production has held steady.
"We've got a very significant overhang of excess metal on the market," said John Gross at BICC Cables in West Nyack, N.Y. "The market will continue to deteriorate, unless something dramatic happens to increase demand." Counting on a Price Rise
Copper companies have been counting on a rise in prices as growing economies, especially China's, soak up production.
Placer Dome Inc. said yesterday that it would spend $600 million to develop a copper deposit in Chile.
On other futures markets, lumber prices slipped for the first time in six sessions even though the Government reported unexpected increases in housing starts and construction. November lumber closed $3.50 higher, at $320.50 per 1,000 board feet, on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.
Lumber had risen almost 7.5 percent since Oct. 7 as mills marked up prices to take advantage of improved demand from builders.
Elsewhere, crude oil fell for the sixth consecutive session. On the New York Mercantile Exchange, light crude for November delivery slipped 7 cents, to $18.06 a barrel.


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Number of migrants claiming asylum in the EU this year passes 1m
The number of migrants claiming asylum in the EU this year has now officially passed one million.
Statistics updated today revealed that, as of last month, at least 1,001,910 main applicants and dependants had sought international protection in the 28 member states in 2015.
The true total will be higher as only one country - Finland - has registered data for November with the EU's statistics agency.
In the latest indication of the unprecedented scale of the international refugee crisis this year, the number of asylum applicants and family members registered in the bloc so far this year is already 60% higher than for the whole of 2014.
It is also by far the highest tally since comparable records started in 2008.
Press Association analysis of the figures compiled by Eurostat show that Syrian citizens accounted for 264,575 - or just over a quarter - of the applications.
Claims covering a total of 26,995 main applicants and dependants have been lodged in the UK, which has supplied data up to September, according to the figures. This is just under 3% of the total registered in the EU.
Separate figures published by the Home Office last month showed that the number of migrants claiming asylum in Britain reached a 12-year high between July and September, when the crisis was at its height.
The massive influx has seen a number of countries come under strain, including Greece, Italy and Hungary, while divisions over how to deal with the emergency opened up within the EU.
It has been described as the worst refugee crisis since the Second World War, with more than 3,500 people reported to have died or gone missing attempting to cross the Mediterranean this year.
The UK, which has rejected calls to join an EU redistribution scheme, will resettle 20,000 Syrians from camps around the war-torn country by 2020.
Alp Mehmet, of campaign group Migration Watch UK, said:"The numbers claiming asylum were always going to go up, especially after the Germans, encouraged by Brussels, said they were prepared to accept all asylum seekers.
"This was an ill-considered commitment and the UK was wise to keep well away from it."
Germany received the highest number of applications with 343,610 in the 10 months to October, according to the data . This is more than a third of the EU total.


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Will I See You Sunstone Summer Symposium 2016?
My first Mormon cultural blog article was title "The Costs of Misunderstanding Modesty" (published on Meridian Magazine website). The response to the article was so positive that I continued to share my perspective writing a dozen or so articles and a few podcasts on Mormonism published on a handful of different websites (including this blog).
I'm not sure how I jumped from writing blog articles on Mormonism to submitting proposals to present at the 2016 Sunstone Symposium in Salt Lake City, UT, but, I did. And both were accepted! These topics are informed by my doctoral studies in systems theory, cybernetics, and creative transformation and their application to Mormon cultural transformation.Even though I've been working with Latter-day Saint clients for over 20 years, and my first book, The Burnout Cure, was written for LDS women, it was less than a year ago I started blogging about the intersection of Mormon culture and emotional health.
Sunstone Summer Symposium 2016 "Many Mormonisms"
Thurs. July 28, 2016
University of Utah Student Union Bldg.
Pre-register now Sunstone.org
Here's more about my upcoming presentations…
Join me THIS Thurs. for Aspiring Mormon Women Networking Event
Come meet & network with women in the Aspiring Mormon Women community & participate in a discussion about how to "Create the Life You Want by Overcoming Aspirational Shame."
Date: Thursday, June 2, 7-9 PM
Location: 8334 Monte Luca Way, Cottonwood Heights, UT
Tickets: Purchase tickets here
Emotional Self-Care Keynote
I offered the keynote this morning at the PEHP Wellness Council Conference on emotional self-care. What a delightful group! Thank you for your warm welcome, and I hope you're enjoying the rest of your day. I was made aware that some of you requested copies of my powerpoint slides…so here you go!
Emotional Self-Care Powerpoint Slides 6.10.15 (pdf download)
Also, I mentioned a "Feelings Word List" in my presentation that you can use to identify and name your internal experiences:
Feelings Word List (pdf download
UVU Keynote: Focus on Perfectionism
I enjoyed presenting at the UVU Mental Health Symposium yesterday. Thank you to those who attended for your wonderful participation and for UVU's Dr. Kris Doty for the invitation.
Many of you asked about how to access the slides from my presentation. You can download them in PDF format through the link below:
UVU Creativity as Antidote to Perfectionism Powerpoint
Read news articles about the symposium below
Being imperfect can be a good thing! (Daily Herald)
Speakers at UVU symposium encourage people to embrace their imperfections (Deseret News)
Uplift Families Parenting Conference with Utah's First Lady Jeanette Herbert
I have the pleasure to speak at the Uplift Families Parenting Conference on September 13th. Hosted by Utah First Lady Jeanette Herbert, this exciting event will feature several prominent presenters who will help us learn to develop and celebrate meaningful child-parent relationships. Come and be inspired as we discuss ways to uplift Utah families! Dinner is included.
My presentation will be focused on an area that parents (especially mothers) often neglect…yep, you guessed it! I'll be tackling the topic of self-care for parents.
Download the 2014 Uplift Families Conference E-Poster
Get info about my book The Burnout Cure: An Emotional Survival Guide for Overwhelmed Women.
Hope to see you in a few weeks at the conference!
Affirmation Conference: Fostering Loving Dialogue about LGBT Mormons
Next month, I have a wonderful opportunity to participate in Affirmation, a conference dedicated to fostering a loving discussion among LGBT Mormons, their friends and family, and the LDS community. The conference is non-political, but is instead focused on providing healing, love, and support for our LGBT brothers and sisters.
The Deseret News ran a story about the conference here.
Living Creatively: Aspiring Mormon Women Networking Event
I hope you'll join me for A Night Out with Aspiring Mormon Women tomorrow night.
TICKETS: Purchase online now (there are only a handful of seats left)
DATE: Thursday, August 7, 2014 from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM
LOCATION: NOAH'S Event Venue – South Jordan
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This portable Eidal is a great primary car tire shredder. It comes on a trailer with a generator, and has an infeed and outfeed conveyor. This shredder also comes with a spare set of knives to be rebuilt. This shredder will do a great job on passenger tires down to a 2 inch primary shred at a rate of about 300 tires an hour. A great starter machine.
The Eagle Tuf Cut adds flexibility to your tire processing operation by allowing you to accept and process tires up to 23.5/25 12 ply into your system. This portable diesel unit is powered by a 23 hp Isuzu diesel engine, and it runs very smooth. It comes standard with a hydraulic tire lift and rollers to be able to manage the bigger tires. You can cut about 60 truck tires or 120 to 150 passenger tires an hour. This machine has new blade installed and has been painted.
This heavy duty shear would be a great addition to a scrap or tire facility. It was previously used to cut the steel rims out of tires, and was operating when it was taken out of commission. It has a 30 inch blade and a 15 hp electric motor. The electric motor powers two big flywheels which allows the machine to have a tremendous amount of shearing force. We have looked this machine over from top to bottom and all the gears, shafts, and bearings look to be very serviceable for many years to come. (Caution: This is a mechanical —-> Read the Rest
The MacSaturn 62x40HT shredder is a tried and true option for shredding mostly car and some truck tires. We have rebuilt more of this make and model of shredder than any other in our 18 years in business. The machine will have brand new knives and seals. This machine will be set up with a brand new disc screen classifier and custom built conveyors to make a 2 inch chip. This shredder is hydraulically powered with 200 hp, and will produce 4-5 ton per hour of 2 inch chips. We can also set this machine up as a primary shredder, —-> Read the Rest
Cumberland equipment has a long history of success in the recycling industry. We recently completed rebuilding this machine from top to bottom. The machine has had every bolt hole repaired not with just Heli-coils but we have drilled each of these holes out oversize and used 4140 inserts to make a more permanent repair. All wear surfaces have been rebuilt using Stoody hard-facing build up wire for long lasting ability to these high wear areas. New bearings were installed on the refurbished rotor along with new fly knives. All the bed knives surfaces were repaired and new bed knives installed. —-> Read the Rest
We currently have for sale (1) used (IDM) Raptor Model R-162 Shredder powered directly by a (2) 150 H.P. electric motors. The hopper opening is 44" x 57". This is without a doubt one of the highest production machines manufactured in the United States today. And in combination with this high production factor they are also the most user friendly machines to operate and work on in the industry. These machines have at least ten reasons that help make them the clear choice to purchase when compared to other shear shredders being manufactured today in the United States. You won't —-> Read the Rest
SSI has been supplying equipment to the recycling industry for years, and have earned a reputation of building high quality processing equipment. The 1600E is a great example of that reputation. This shredder comes with the control panel and stand and both a top hopper and bottom hopper. This 1600E shredder is powered by a 100 H.P. electric motor. It also comes with a spare set of knives. The chamber opening is 36" x 50" so it can easily handle car tires as well as cardboard, electronic waste, plastics, wood waste and light metals.
This Eagle Truck Tire Debeader has been gone through by a professional shop and is ready to go to work. It has also had the electrical system looked at so switches and connectors are in good operating condition. It is powered by 76 hp electric motor, with a cycle time that is about 20 seconds. One person can do 50-60 truck tires per hour. This process of bead removal protects the knives on your shredder from the excessive wear of a truck tire bead, and allows for a cleaner end product.
Tire processors have been fighting with the mixed metal and rubber material since tire shredding started. This Free Wire Reclaimer aids in the process cleaning the mix material up and declumping of that mixed material using a vibrating stainless steel trough assembly suspended on springs with upper and lower troughs. As the material moves down the conveyor it shakes the "clumps" apart. The rubber falls through and the freed wire is then picked up with a series of four magnets.
Eagle is the company to look to for tire processing equipment. The Eagle Super Slicer enables you to remove the sidewalls and the steel beads from truck tires, light truck tires and car tires. The cycle time is about twelve seconds for a truck tire up to 44 inches for a production rate of 60-80 tires per hour, and eight seconds on car tires for a production rate of 90-100 per hour. This stationary Super Slicer is powered by a 15 hp electric motor and this machine is ready to go to work..


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No, the price of Clark's is that minus the fair value of the tarp included in the package. And in some cases that hmmk includes a weathershield, which for cost comparison is sold by cottage industry vendors for $80.
Except for a sale now and then on a single oddball model, I had not seen a Clark sale on hammock packages in the last 2.5 years of my hanging.
Fleabay or search here will give you some estimate of past sale prices for pre-owned. It is a lumpy re-sale market.


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The elongation phase of protein synthesis entails repetitive cycles of mRNA decoding by aminoacyl-tRNA, peptide bond formation, and translocation of tRNAs and mRNA through the ribosome, which exposes the next codon in the decoding site. Each time after an amino acid has been transferred to the growing peptide chain, the ribosome carries a peptidyl-tRNA in the A site and a deacylated tRNA in the P site (pre-translocation state, PRE). Translocation is a function inherent to the ribosome (Gavrilova & Spirin, 1972; Fredrick & Noller, 2003). Spontaneous translocation is very slow (in the time range of minutes to hours) and is driven in either direction by the differences in the free energy of tRNA–mRNA–ribosome interactions (Shoji et al, 2006; Konevega et al, 2007; Bock et al, 2013). In the cell, translocation is promoted by elongation factor G (EF-G) at the cost of GTP hydrolysis and proceeds in the milliseconds time range. EF-G, a five-domain translational GTPase, binds to the complex and facilitates the movement of tRNAs to the P and E site, respectively, which frees the A site for accepting of the next aminoacyl-tRNA, thereby completing the translation elongation cycle. Translocation is inhibited by a number of antibiotics, such as tuberactinomycins (e.g., viomycin), aminoglycosides (hygromycin B or paromomycin), as well as spectinomycin, thiostrepton, and fusidic acid (Wilson, 2013). The antibiotics inhibit translocation in diverse ways, by blocking peptidyl-tRNA in the A site, stabilizing particular intermediate conformations of the ribosome, or affecting EF-G binding to the ribosome. Therefore, antibiotics are useful tools to dissect the process of translocation.
The PRE complex is dynamic (Blanchard et al, 2004; Cornish et al, 2008) and fluctuates between the classical state, where the tRNAs are located in the A and P sites on both 30S and 50S subunits (A/A and P/P states), and hybrid states, where the acceptor domains of the tRNAs are moved toward the P and E sites, while the anticodon domains remain bound in the A and P sites (A/P and P/E states) (Moazed & Noller, 1989). At the same time, the subunits rotate with respect to one another (Frank & Agrawal, 2000; Agirrezabala et al, 2008; Julian et al, 2008). Structurally, the hybrid/rotated state is not a single intermediate, because a variety of distinct hybrid states have been identified. The classical and different hybrid/rotated substates [denoted as classical C and hybrid H1 and H2 states (Munro et al, 2007), GS1 and GS2 (Fei et al, 2008), MSI and MSII (Frank & Gonzalez, 2010), classes 2, 4A, 4B, 5 and 6 (Agirrezabala et al, 2012), R1 and R2 (Zhang et al, 2009), or PRE1-5 states (Fischer et al, 2010)] differ in the orientation of the tRNAs, the degree of subunit rotation, the conformation of the 30S subunit, and the position of the L1 stalk. Moreover, crystal and cryo-electron microscopy (cryo-EM) structures indicate that binding of EF-G with a non-hydrolyzable GTP analog to a ribosome with a tRNA in the P site induces the formation of further intermediate states of translocation on the 30S subunit (Ratje et al, 2010; Pulk & Cate, 2013; Tourigny et al, 2013; Zhou et al, 2013). Due to a swiveling motion of the 30S head domain, the tRNA anticodon domain is shifted to a position between the P and E sites on the 30S subunit, resulting in a pe/E state of the tRNA; presumably, the A-site tRNA may also attain a transient ap/P state. Further intermediates, containing both deacylated and peptidyl-tRNA and EF-G, were isolated using the antibiotics viomycin (Brilot et al, 2013) and fusidic acid (Ramrath et al, 2013). All these different structures show tRNAs in somewhat different chimeric positions, which we collectively name chimeric (CHI) states. However, the position of such chimeric intermediates on the time axis of translocation is uncertain, and the timing of 50S translocation to the final post-translocation (POST) state is unknown.
One controversial issue concerns the mechanism by which hybrid/rotated state formation contributes to EF-G-facilitated translocation. It was suggested that EF-G binding is restricted to the hybrid/rotated state and that the rate of conversion from the classic to the hybrid state determines the rate of EF-G-dependent translocation (Zavialov & Ehrenberg, 2003; Munro et al, 2010). On the other hand, EF-G binding to the ribosome and subsequent GTP hydrolysis are largely independent of the conformational state of the ribosome (Rodnina et al, 1997; Walker et al, 2008; Chen et al, 2011a; Wintermeyer et al, 2011). Recent single-molecule data suggest that EF-G can sample both states (Chen et al, 2013). In some cases (e.g., with initiator tRNAfMet in the P site), the hybrid intermediate is only short-lived and induced by EF-G binding (Chen et al, 2011a; Fei et al, 2011).
The spontaneous movements of the tRNA acceptor ends on the 50S subunit between the classical and hybrid states are rapid, taking place in the milliseconds to seconds range. Binding of EF-G in complex with a non-hydrolyzable GTP analog favors the formation of hybrid/rotated states by slowing down the transition from the hybrid to the classical state, whereas the rate of transition from the classical to hybrid/rotated state remains unaltered (Kim et al, 2007; Spiegel et al, 2007; Cornish et al, 2008; Fei et al, 2009, 2011; Munro et al, 2010; Chen et al, 2011a, 2013); Mg2+ ions have the opposite effect (Kim et al, 2007; Chen et al, 2013). However, in the hybrid A/P state, the peptidyl transferase reactivity of peptidyl-tRNA (as measured with the indicator puromycin (Pmn) reaction) remains low (Semenkov et al, 1992; Sharma et al, 2004), indicating that it has not reached the final post-translocation (POST) state on the 50S subunit. In comparison with the high tRNA mobility on the 50S subunit, the translocation of the tRNA anticodon domains together with the mRNA on the 30S subunit is intrinsically very slow (Shoji et al, 2006; Konevega et al, 2007; Fischer et al, 2010); EF-G accelerates 30S translocation by several orders of magnitude (Rodnina et al, 1997; Savelsbergh et al, 2003; Seo et al, 2006). The ribosome is intrinsically dynamic and appears to function as a Brownian machine that undergoes spontaneous conformational fluctuations driven by thermal energy, which can be coupled to directed motion (Wintermeyer et al, 2004; Spirin, 2009; Fischer et al, 2010; Frank & Gonzalez, 2010; Munro et al, 2010). EF-G is a GTP-binding protein that combines the energy regime characteristic for switch GTPases with that of motor proteins (Cunha et al, 2013). The interactions of EF-G with the ribosome and GTP hydrolysis lead to conformational changes that may (i) facilitate tRNA movement, for example by remodeling structural elements of the ribosome that limit the movement (Savelsbergh et al, 2003; Schuwirth et al, 2005; Khade & Joseph, 2011); (ii) allow EF-G to act as a Brownian pawl providing directionality of tRNA movement (Savelsbergh et al, 2000); or (iii) induce a power stroke-like movement of EF-G, thereby actively transporting tRNAs through the ribosome (Taylor et al, 2007; Chen et al, 2013). The contribution of GTP hydrolysis to the formation of translocation intermediates or the movement to the POST state on the 30S and 50S subunits is not clear. Here, we address these questions by rapid kinetic analysis using reporter groups attached to the amino terminus of peptidyl-tRNA and to the 3′ end of the mRNA. To identify reaction intermediates, we utilized translocation-specific antibiotics and EF-G mutants, including a GTPase-deficient EF-G mutant. The results reveal the timing of tRNA translocation on 30S and 50S subunits and suggest how the energy of EF-G binding and GTP hydrolysis is utilized to promote tRNA movement through the ribosome.


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