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HILLSBORO, Ore., Aug. 1, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- FEI (Nasdaq:FEIC) today introduced three new systems that tailor the power of transmission electron microscopy (TEM) to specific application and industry needs. The new systems launched today provide efficient and effective application-specific workflows for semiconductor manufacturing and scientific research. They include the new Metrios™ TEM for advanced semiconductor manufacturing metrology, Talos™ TEM that provides high-speed imaging and analysis for materials and life sciences applications, and the Titan™ Themis™ TEM for enhanced atomic-scale measurements of material properties.
"With these three systems we have now introduced an unprecedented total of six new TEMs in the past year," said Benjamin Loh, FEI's executive vice president and chief operating officer. "All six have been designed and built to provide an application-specific workflow that delivers contextual information of immediate value to users in science and industrial market segments, including: materials science, chemicals, life sciences, and semiconductor manufacturing. Our goal is to completely change the world of TEM so our customers can change their world as well."
The Metrios system is the first TEM dedicated to providing the fast, precise measurements that semiconductor manufacturers need to develop and control their wafer fabrication processes. Extensive automation of the basic TEM operation and measurement procedures minimizes requirements for specialized operator training. Its advanced automated metrology delivers greater precision than manual methods. The Metrios TEM is designed to provide customers with improved throughput and lower cost-per-sample than other TEMs.
The Talos TEM combines high-resolution, high-throughput TEM imaging with fast, precise and quantitative energy dispersive x-ray (EDX) analysis to deliver advanced analytical performance with class-leading value. The new TEM is available with FEI's highest brightness electron source and latest EDX detector technology to provide high-efficiency detection of low concentration and light elements, along with FEI's exclusive 3D EDS tomography. Excellent performance at lower accelerating voltages permits the use of lower beam energies to reduce sample damage on delicate materials. The Talos platform is completely digital, allowing for remote operation, and it also enables the addition of application-specific detectors or sample holders for dynamic experiments. With enhanced automation and ease-of-use, the Talos is especially well-suited for the individual investigator as well as multi-user laboratory environments.
The Titan Themis TEM extends FEI's leadership position in aberration-corrected, atomic-scale imaging and analysis. Researchers use the high resolution of aberration-corrected TEM to understand relationships between a material's larger-scale physical properties and its atomic-scale composition and structure. The Titan Themis platform enables direct measurements of properties, such as magnetic fields, on the nanometer-length scale and electric fields even down to the atomic scale. Automation of the complete TEM workflow, from sample navigation and alignment through final data acquisition, enhances the repeatability and reproducibility of results to enable more confident conclusions with less time and effort.
For more information about FEI's new suite of application-specific TEM workflows, please see http://www.fei.com/tembyfei/, or visit FEI at the Microscopy & Microanalysis Conference, August 4-8, 2013, taking place in Indianapolis, IN, USA.
About FEI
FEI (Nasdaq:FEIC) is a leading supplier of scientific instruments for nanoscale applications and solutions for industry and science. With more than 60 years of technological innovation and leadership, FEI has set the performance standard in transmission electron microscopes (TEM), scanning electron microscopes (SEM) and DualBeams™, which combine a SEM with a focused ion beam (FIB). FEI has over 2,500 employees and sales and service operations in more than 50 countries around the world. More information can be found at: www.fei.com.
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This news release contains forward-looking statements that include statements regarding the performance capabilities and benefits of the Metrios, Talos, and Titan Themis TEMs. Factors that could affect these forward-looking statements include but are not limited to failure of the product or technology to perform as expected and achieve anticipated results or cost savings, unexpected technology problems and challenges, changes to the technology, the inability of FEI, its suppliers or project partners to make the technological advances required for the technology to achieve anticipated results, the inability of customers to develop and deploy the expected new applications and our ability to manufacture, ship and deliver the tools or software as expected. Please also refer to our Form 10-K, Forms 10-Q, Forms 8-K and other filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for additional information on these factors and other factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from the forward-looking statements. FEI assumes no duty to update forward-looking statements.
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As the recent matters of LGBT youth bullying splash across newspaper headlines, leaders, activists, and artists across the nation are utilizing political and creative forces to combat the abuse. And many have already made strong moves. Major cities have hosted rallies against homophobic bullying, while individuals, celebrities, and companies have created nationally popular support memes on the Internet under the banner theme "It Gets Better."
Members of the Pasadena community are joining in the effort: Bullied, taglined "A Student, a School, and Case That Made History," documents the story of a young man's experience with fighting anti-gay harassment. A Teaching Tolerance film, Bullied intends to help school leaders and students to create safer campus environments and encourages youth advocacy in response to peer harassment. The Pasadena resident and award-winning producer of Bullied, Bill Brummel, will be speaking and showing clips of his new documentary at the All Saints Rector's Forum on Sunday. All Saints Church welcomes all residents to attend sermons and forums as they unite their voices to fight teen victimization.
All Saints Rector's Forum
Sunday, October 24, 10:15 a.m.
132 N. Euclid Ave., 626.796.1172
Facebook event: Bullied

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We are facing a 'silent tsunami', according to the head of the World Food Programme, the Economist, and many of the broadsheets this morning. Indeed, our most recent RSA Journal featured an article on food security which argued that we need a new politics of food in Britain. One which 'integrates individual behaviour within the planet's needs and capacities.'
The debate on food security strikes me as emblematic of our agenda at the RSA in terms of promoting sustainable, pro-social behaviour, and local solutions for a globalised world. This is because food cuts to the very core of our society at every level.
The newspapers today have been preoccupied with the rising costs of staple foods, a situation caused by a confluence of global issues ranging from bio-fuel production to draughts in Australia to Westernising diets in Asia. But food occupies a much deeper psychological space in our life; we are defined by what we eat. To a certain extent this has always been true, but the issue is ever more acute as we see the impact of our food choices on the environment, and vice versa.
So for example, the environmental lobby, were (and are) particularly concerned about the introduction of GM crops. The media responded with a flurry of headlines about 'franken-food' and 'jumping genes' and as a result most people would now refuse to eat 'GM' products. However, with a basic understanding of science, and a rational response to risk analysis, most people would come to the conclusion that the benefits of increased supply, not to mention draught and pest resistance, outweigh the concerns. Obviously there are larger issues around patents for seeds etc but this can't be properly discussed until we re-open the GM debate.
A debate is currently emerging on the RSA Networks Platform on sustainable food supplies – should we be returning to increased self sufficiency (yesterday there were reports that people are buying more vegetable seeds in a time of economic crisis and Jamie Oliver induced gardening)?
In an increasingly urbanised world, how do we reconcile where our food comes from, and how can we as individuals make choices which are best for us (in terms of health) and sustainable for the world? What is clear is that we need an open and rational debate which puts reason and sustainable development at the centre of our food policies, and I'm sure many of the Fellows will have important contributions to make on this issue.


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You can see that they must have made some changes since the waypoints I was using had been posted because my route is north of what was in my GPS. Not to worry, it was well marked. The only untoward thing which happened was that someone, I suspect kids, dropped something off a bridge and it bounced off my handlebars. No damage.
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Magha is the third lunar month of the old Indian calendar. It usually falls somewhere toward the end of February or early March. 10pixel.gif (124 bytes) teaching on the full moon The origin story of this festival tells of a spontaneous gathering, from many separate parts of the countryside, of 1250 fully enlightened monks. They had all quite independently decided to go and visit the Buddha and assembled on the full moon day of Magha in the Bamboo Grove at Rajagaha where the Buddha was currently living. All of these monks were direct disciples of the Buddha - having been ordained by him. Because of this gathering the full moon of Magha has come to be known as 'Sangha day' and is a time when monastics will make an effort to gather together to share their knowledge and experiences. In the West this is toward the end of winter when many of the monasteries have just finished a long retreat and such a gathering is a very joyous time. Many would not have seen each for some time and with the arising of spring and the end of a long retreat there is much to share.
laid back Buddha It is said that on the last year of his life, on the full moon of Magha, the Buddha declared that he would pass away in three months time. Whether or not the tradition of commemorating this gathering had been established at this point is unknown but the Buddha might have used such an event to make this announcement. Regardless of this possibility such an auspicious declaration adds significance to this moon day. The day is a consideration of what it means to be part of sangha - this includes the fourfold sangha; lay men and women, monks and nuns but because of the origin of the event it tends not to be so significant for lay people. For the ordained community who have come together there may be a series of meetings to discuss various aspects of the teachings, periods of group meditation, talks given by senior members of the community (both resident and visiting) and a variety of other events - often quite spontaneous - over a period of several days. http://www.buddhamind.info/leftside/lifesty-2/magha.htm


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A TOTAL ENTRY of 3,250 purebred dogs representing all of the 131 breeds recognized for registry with the American Kennel Club will compete in the Baltimore County Kennel Club's 55th All-Breed and Obedience dog show Sunday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the Cow Palace at the State Fairgrounds in Timonium.
Entry includes two newly recognized breeds, the Chinese Crested in the Toy group and the Petit Basset Griffon Vendeen, referred to as the PBGV, in the Hound group.
Baltimore County Kennel Club was founded in 1935 to promote the breeding and exhibiting of dogs approved for registry with the AKC. Patricia Dear is president; Herbert Rosen, vice president; John Kelly, treasurer; Susanne Howard, delegate to the AKC; Therese Fila, recording secretary and Debbie Smart, corresponding secretary.


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August 27, 2010
As you can see, it's been a while since I've blogged, June 19th to be exact. Now that I open this thing back up I realize I probably should have told you then where I was going, but since "was going" has turned into "went," I'll tell you where I've been. You may or may not know, I was on vacation for 3 weeks in July, then worked like a dog in the office to catch up for 2 weeks and then left the office again and entered into a focused time to work on my book the first 3 weeks off August.
I have seen other blogs where people blogged about writing their book, while they were writing their book, but all of them were writing over an extended period of time, chipping away at the book a little at a time. I need blocks of time or it's a waste of time for me and since I don't have any time to waste and am not able to find big blocks of time during my weekly schedule, I have to schedule them away from the church.
Furthermore, I am already writing a sermon each week and I guess I'm just not prolific enough to find time to write a sermon, answer emails, write a blog and write a book. So, my plan was to devote all my attention on the book over an intense 3 week period and write furiously for those 3 weeks. (I did the same thing last year.) I just finished those 3 weeks and they were awesome!
I am so grateful to our church for letting me take a study leave and I'm jazzed about how much I got done. I've told a few people that I'm done with the book, and seasoned writers have scolded me not to say those words. "You're not done until it's published" they said with that knowing voice. "There's always changes to be made and the publisher may have you do a major re-write." Of course, those of you who know me, know I will be tinkering, editing, revising until they wrench it out of my hands.
So, I'm done, but I'm not done. Either way, it still feels awesome! More than one person has commented about how free and liberated I seem. I have to say it is an exhilarating experience writing a book. I couldn't wait to get out to my writing space each day (a card table under a patio umbrella), arriving there most days before 7 AM and writing till late at night.
The current title for the book is "Spiritual Oxygen" The subtitle is: "How the Holy Spirit Makes Us More Like Christ." I explore the concept of spiritual breathing and learning how Jesus cooperated with the Holy Spirit and how we can too. Just recently I've also toyed with the possibility of "Only A Breath Away" the idea being that "all that we need from God; help, grace, power, etc. is only a breath away." More knowing people have also told me not to fret about the title, since if a publisher buys the book, they'll probably change the title.
So, 2/3 of the book is off to an editor friend of mine. I've been warned about that too! I've told her I am a big boy and to go ahead and have all the freedom she needs to edit, but we'll see how big I am really am when I see all her edits!


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CIFF Summer 2018
Bella Center, Center Boulevard 5, Kopenhagen, Dänemark 55.637733, 12.578959
Copenhagen International Fashion Fair (CIFF) is the most renowned apparel and fashion platform in northern Europe. CIFF Summer 2018 will take place in Copenhagen's Bella Center from 08 to 10 August 2018. The latest and most innovative clothing, footwear, bags and accessories will be displayed on more than 50 000 sq m of exhibition space, organized in distinctive areas. The event will once again become the meeting point for premium brands, emerging designers, international buyers, retailers and media representatives. The programme includes seminars, trend shows, as well as other special projects and activities. CIFF Summer 2018 incorporates the platforms CIFF Raven (newly launched trade show for menswear), CIFF Kids, CIFF Showrooms and CIFF Shoes, attracting visitors of their own.
Since CIFF is a biannual event, it's not exactly easy to find suitable accommodation for the trade show's duration. However, you can benefit from Fair Point GmbH's long-term connections with the best value hotels in Copenhagen. We can arrange accommodation with convenient location, easy access to the venue and the most competitive room rates. All you need to do is send us your request and we will find the best options for your business needs. Or book directly online via our 3-step reservation engine – it's easy and only takes minutes. Secure your stay in Denmark's capital today, and enjoy all the possibilities that CIFF 2018 could give!
Die Messe CIFF Summer 2018 ist am 10.08.2018 abgelaufen. Suchen Sie für die nächste CIFF Summer Messe.


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(Graceless Recordings)
Finally it's here! The first, and personally, long awaited album of Zuerich (Switzerland) based Black Metal outfit UNGFELL. The name which means "misfortune" in old Swiss language, suits the bands concept just perfectly. Most of the lyrics and the philosophy on their records are dealing with death and his manifold appearance. Be it as a flesh craving goddess the lonesome percussionist at night or the big plague humanity. Death pervades UNGFELL's work thoroughly. The main head behind this project is Menetekel, who is supported on the drums by Lykhaeon's Infermita. Here, as well as on the other two UNGFELL releases, Menetekel is a musically restless character who seems to be constantly working. Since 2015 he released five records as UNGFELL and as WYRGHER. Still he is as mysterious as the whole HELVETIC UNDERGROUND COMITEE he is affiliated with. A pentagon of darkness and death which unites DAKHMA, LYKHAEON, WYRGHER, DESPOTIC TERROR KOMMANDO and UNGFELL as an independently working circle. I promise ALL of their releases are genuine onslaughts. Very worth to drown in. Just like "Tôtbringære", a record cast in misery. Music like a never ending lament. Melodies full of grief and anguish, framed by a drummer which constantly drives his unlucky victims in front of them. The vocal works combined with the lyrics are an oil spitting foray through the woods and fields of devastation. As evil as the pledges of death, and the stories people tell each other about it. Therefore UNGFELL follows a path and picks up where the demo ("Demo(lition)") left off. Playing with different elements of Folk, medieval melodies and blood freezing Black Metal. He has a remarkable lyrical talent to write a story / album. And naturally knows how to keep the attention of a listener, when to allow your mind full bent and when to attack again. These capabilities are making the whole record a very independent and remarkable piece of art. You can just sit down, start the record and let go. It begins with a transcendental grinding, hypnotical like mantra melody. Reminding me of HEXENTANZ, and their delightful rituals. Which provides a seemingly peaceful beginning and welcomes you to this journey but as soon as you're given your hand your destiny is, doom. With 'Die Bleiche Göttin' the hunting has began. From there on the album chases, drags and escorts you along all kinds of emotions and pictures. The second song 'Gottes Acker' is a billing with meek ideas about infinity and the end, before the great old one comes and takes you home. No discussion. A song like a tantrum. 'Trommler Tod', which is my favorite, crawls up into nearly epic realms to circle a while above you. But finally clings to you and drags you down. 'Der Ûzsieche Und Sîne Grimmede' plays with rest and unrest. Rotates between live and coma. 'Wechselbalg' appears observantly aggressive and comes upon you like the wild hunt. Then you have seemingly some peace and silence for your soul with 'Slahtære'. An acoustic song which alters his appearance multiple times. Once its sounds medieval, then it has a touch of Andalusian Folk with Balkan / Turkish melodies. It seems like it depends from which angle you look / listen to it. With this feeling you slide into the last song 'Der Opfersprung'. The last waltz. A perfect final, and stroll through all the stories you have witnessed. "Tôtbringære" is an excellent record with all the subtleties it needs but still as cold and evil as Black Metal needs to be. Und dunkel wards! More info at: www.facebook.com/ungfell-1553339294947606, http://helunco.blogspot.de, http://gracelessrecordings.storenvy.com
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text: 'Green Mile' launches with eCommercial.com blitz Published on December 14, 1999. Warner Bros. and Castle Rock Entertainment picked eCommercial.com to create and distribute interactive e-mail attachments to opt-in movie fans to build enthusiasm for its new Tom Hanks movie, "The Green Mile.'' A similar campaign is under way to help aid the international launch of Brad Pitt's "Fight Club.'' Financial terms were undisclosed. Copyright December 1999, Crain Communications Inc. Most Popular In this article: News


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Summer is full of long days, warm nights and as much time spent outdoors as possible. Whether you're cruising to the farmers' market or looking for a way to get some exercise on a hot day, a bike and a kayak (and maybe a few friends and a refreshing beverage) are about all you need to have a perfect summer.
Raleigh's Cameo Urban Bike will bring back that carefree spirit of your youth and take you just about anywhere you want to go. Add a basket to the front and you'll be set for whatever summer throws your way. $400.
Dagger's ROAM kayak is designed for any adventure, from a day out on the lake or a quick paddle out in the bay to braving class 2 or 3 rapids on the river. $895-$1005.
For more information, please contact:
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text: On 23 janv. 2013, at 05:49, Dave Rice wrote: > On Jan 22, 2013, at 10:54 AM, Michaël Cinquin <mc at michaelcinquin.com> wrote: >> On the output, you get jpeg-2000 .j2c files DCI-compliant, XYZ encoded, with a 2.6 gamma, 12 bpc, ready to pack into an mxf by asdcp-test. > > To point out another barrier to FFmpeg as one-stop DCP, FFmpeg does not currently support muxing jpeg2000 into mxf. This would require an implementation of SMPTE 422m. There is a ticket for this request here: https://ffmpeg.org/trac/ffmpeg/ticket/1542. So much the better if dci mxf packaging comes to FFmpeg ! In the meanwhile skipping a 16-bit TIFF intermediate will bring quite a saving in terms of disk i/o and space 1 hour film 1998x1080 in 16 bpc TIFF +- 1TB 1 hour film 1998x1080 j2c DCI +- 100 GB 1 hour film mxf : packs j2c +- 100 GB present opensource workflow : 1 TB (tiff) + 100 GB (j2c) + 100 GB (mxf) new opensource workflow when FFMpeg is ready : 100 GB (tiff) + 100 GB (mxf) On 23 janv. 2013, at 05:38, Michael Bradshaw wrote: > It's a bit more involved than that, particularly because those GBR pix fmts > are planar, whereas all the RGB ones are packed. > > I was about to start working on your request to be able to have 12 bit (or > any other >8 and < 16) by using shifts, like Reimar suggested. However, I > just noticed OpenJPEG 2.0 has been released and I spend some time trying to > get the encoder & decoder updated to use OpenJPEG 2.0 (while maintaining > backwards compatibility with older versions). > > I'm just about to post a patch for 9-15 bit RGB output for the encoder. I > haven't looked at the decoder yet; it should be fairly simple but not as > dead simple as it was for the encoder. Amazing ! Can't wait to test it


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Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog: The Book
Published by Titan Book. Written by Joss Whedon (and others).
Another week — another big-ass stack of comics and other goodies. Here's what I thought about my latest mound of stuff:
Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along-Blog: The Book: The world of pop culture is split into three separate camps: folks who love the work of Joss Whedon (the guy behind Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Firefly and other properties), folks who hate everything he churns out and folks who are more casual fans and like (or dislike) his stuff on a case-by-case basis. I fall into that last camp. So flipping through this latest Whedon-flavored creation — a prose book that features the shooting script, sheet music and more from the cult classsic Web show Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog — doesn't elicit any super-strong feelings one way or another. I mean, I actually dig the Dr. Horrible story line (about a not-so-bad super villain's tragic love affair) and I enjoyed the performances in the original webisodes (especially from my geeky baby's mama, Felicia Day), but this book is for diehards. So, all you diehards out there really need to pick it up.
Hellboy: Buster Oakley Gets His Wish: I am not ashamed to say I love all things Hellboy, and I pretty much pick up every comic that spins out of the character's little fictional universe. That said, this latest one-shot is a must-have for one reason: full pencils, inks, colors and lettering provided by industry demigod Kevin Nowlan. Hopefully, you're familiar with Nowlan, so you know what a rare treat this is. If not, trust me ... buy the damn book.
Adventure Comics No. 525: The art contained in this particular comic (by Phil Jimenez) is ultra-detailed and amazing. But, damn ... the story is just unreadable. I am truly mystified how this book can garner any sales on a monthly basis. It's just a continuity-plagued mess filled with dozens of characters that I don't care about in the least.
The Flash No. 10: Now this title is the complete opposite of Adventure Comics. Although it's filled with characters and plot threads that dangle from issue to issue, the stories are always accessible and filled with interesting character beats that make you care about the stars. I also find it cool how the creators manage to toggle back and forth between far-out science fiction and down-to-earth crime investigations. It's good stuff, so buy it.
Reviewed materials provided by Heroes Aren't Hard to Find: www.heroesonline.com.


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As we announced it few weeks ago, Acura unveiled today at the 2011 Chicago Auto Show the 2012 TL, its latest model which will deliver fresh looks, improved performance and upgraded technology. As you can see from the photos, the 2012 Acura TL features a redesigned front bumper with improved aerodynamics, a revised grille, updated headlights and turn signals, a new fog light design and a shorter front overhang.
The rear end of the car features a new rear bumper with repositioned license plate opening and smaller rear reflectors, updated taillights and a thinner rear trunk edge trim. For the 2012 model year, the Acura TL will be available in two distinct versions: a 280 horsepower, front-wheel-drive TL along with a powerful 305 hp TL paired with Acura's exclusive Super Handling All-Wheel Drive (SH-AWD).
Acura also promises a new Sequential SportShift 6-speed automatic transmission which will be available on all TL models with automatic transmission. As a result, the city/highway fuel economy is now 20/29 mpg*- an increase of 3 mpg in highway driving over the 2011 TL.
Both the TL and TL SH-AWD models will be available with the Technology Package which includes the Acura Navigation System with Voice Recognition, AcuraLink Real-Time Traffic with Traffic Rerouting and AcuraLink Real-Time Weather, and an Acura/ELS Surround 410-watt Premium Audio System.
According to Acura, the 2012 TL offers a new 60 GB hard disk drive (HDD) based navigation system, a faster USB connection and a VGA monitor with even richer colors. Acura will also offer the new Advance Package that offers all-new ventilated front seats along with a new blind spot information (BSI) system.
The 2012 Acura TL comes as standard with new 17x8-inch 7-spoke aluminum wheels with P245/50R17 all-season tires, while the TL SH-AWD comes standard with 18x8-inch 5-spoke aluminum wheels with low-profile P245/45R18 tires. The TL models equipped with the Advance Package are offered with 18x8-inch 5-spoke wheels while TL SH-AWD is fitted with19x8-inch split five-spoke aluminum wheels.


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ACMT Engineering supports new manufacture, overhaul and repair through innovation and technology and is equipped with the latest CAD/CAM packages to enable data and drawing transfer.
The ACMT Advantage
ACMT Engineering is driven to be the best and give the best to our customers.
Each Engineer is chosen for their innovative, "can do" attitude that is seen throughout the manufacturing process and the overhaul and repair units in the design of tooling, process flow, and inspection services. Engineering communicates directly with our customer, offering input into material selection and manufacturing methods.
Reduce Operating Costs
Lean Manufacturing and "Shingo" is part of standard work at ACMT in how we reduce our customers' operating costs and flow parts through the facility.
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All parts received for overhaul and repair are inspected to the most current engine manual revision. Parts beyond those limits will be evaluated for an OEM development/repair consideration or FAA RS DER development/repair if accepted by the customer.
ACMT embraces new technology through ACM, CCAT, and close liaison with local universities and other hi-tech companies: technologies that translate into lowering set-up and production times, increasing efficiency, and raising the quality standard – quality that can be seen in the products and services delivered.
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ACMT offers the ability to manage the entire manufacturing process, from sourcing raw materials through final inspection and shipping. This process also includes maintaining a foundation of approved vendors and conducting surveillance on any of those vendors who handle sensitive processes or parts.
As a global supplier, ACMT complies with all ITAR requirements and the latest export reform criteria.


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Earn a dual degree in 6 years
You're fascinated by human behavior and think you want to study psychology as an undergraduate. A major in psychology provides excellent preparation for a wide variety of careers. If you already know you want to help people as a mental health counselor, Suffolk's accelerated bachelor's/master's program can help you get there faster.
A graduate degree is necessary to work directly with patients. In our joint program, you'll take two graduate-level courses in your senior year and then complete your combined undergraduate/graduate studies in six years – which saves tuition as well as waives the GRE requirement.
Your graduate coursework will build on your undergraduate studies and provide the academic and clinical skills to assess, diagnose, and treat clients with a variety of mental health issues. And, by starting your graduate degree early, you become familiar with the professors and curriculum sooner than most, easing the transition to graduate school.
Learn more about the undergraduate degree and the graduate program.
Note for students matriculating in this program Spring 2016 and earlier: Massachusetts licensure as a mental health counselor (LMHC) is required to receive third-party (insurance company) reimbursement for counseling services. Eligibility for licensure requires an additional 30 credit hours, including a 600-hour internship.
Upon successful completion of all of the degree requirements, a student will receive a dual Bachelor's and Master's degree. The exact degree (BA/BS and Master's) will be awarded based on the specific undergraduate program the student completes. A student may permanently exit the dual degree program and opt to graduate with a Bachelor's degree if all the requirements for a Bachelor's degree have been met. In this case, the graduate courses taken in the senior year will be counted as 4-credit courses applied toward the undergraduate degree requirements.


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Landscape design is important especially if you want to make your garden beautiful. Having a landscape design gives you a plan on what to do and what materials to use. There are different materials that you could choose from to make a nice garden but for a reasonable price. There are artificial landscaping rocks that could be used in your landscape, either to add an accent or to hide some insightful elements that are in your yard.
These artificial landscaping rocks are very nice because they just look like the real thing. The difference is that these rocks are much cheaper and the weight is much lighter, when compared to the real rocks. These fake rocks are easy to move from one place to another, and you could also choose what color, size and shape of rock you would want to put in your garden. You could even add more effect in your fake rock by applying landscape lighting. This lighting provides additional effects not only on your fake rock but to the garden as a whole, and it provides a different ambiance that your visitors would admire.
Landscape lighting could also be applied to your garden fountains if you have any in your garden. Garden fountains are a very nice addition to a garden, and they will provide additional beauty to it, as long as you know where to position the fountain so as not to obscure any path, or view of the garden. There are different types of garden fountains that you could buy and you could try to look on the internet to check which has the most reasonable price and best look that you want to have in your garden.
Another additional element in your garden may be fake rock waterfalls. Actually these are not just for gardens but for swimming pools as well, and in different parts of the house you could easily add fake rock waterfalls. The good thing about this is it is cheaper like the fake rocks, and it is also moveable and with proper lighting and positioning, this waterfall would create a beautiful view not only in your garden, but in your whole house. These waterfalls like any other materials I've discussed can also be bought online, and different online shops offer different prices that will certainly fit in your budget. Homeowners nowadays should not worry because they can make their homes more beautiful without spending that much of money. All they need is to have a good design and plan the project so they would buy all the proper materials that would be needed for the garden.


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The skyline of Indian cities could soar as the government considers permitting vertical growth with the aim of checking runaway realty prices and generating resources to upgrade urban infrastructure for future growth.
A Planning Commission steering committee, in its draft report, has recommended providing additional FSI (floor space index; the ratio between built-up area and plot size) as development rights, but said it should not come free of cost.
The panel said the charges for additional FSI and land-use conversions should be at least 50% of the circle rate in the area and should be determined professionally. It added that additional FSI should be permitted selectively.
The commission's steering group on urbanization said the revenue from grant of additional FSI should be "suitably ringfenced for funding infrastructure projects to sustain higher FSI"."The proposals, if accepted, would substantially increase availability of housing stock and moderate realty prices," said an urban development ministry official.
Calling the present density regulations in Indian cities "archaic", the report noted that Indian cities had the lowest FSI in the world. "This (densification) should be part of a balanced strategy for expanding the effective supply of prime land and, in the process, raising funds to finance urban infrastructure improvements," the panel noted.


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What Is Visualization?
Visualization(also known as guided imagery) is a meditation that goes beyond imagination. Your dreams are examples of it and they represent your hopes and desires. They allow you to express your thoughts and feelings that you may be afraid to share with people. Visualization is one of the most important of the five senses. It is important in your mental well-being. It helps you to maintain a positive outlook on life. Visualization is important for your personal development. It helps you have more confidence in achieving your career goals. If you have negative thoughts, it helps you to change your way of thinking. Visualization is a motivational tool and many successful people use it. You can benefit from it in the following four ways:
Visualization Promotes Good Health
Visualization promotes good health because it helps motivate people to take better care of themselves. For example, if you want to be a healthy person, you have to first see yourself as one. Picture yourself walking around with a lot of energy. Imagine having a slim waistline or six-pack abs. Think about how good you would feel being able to fit in a new pair of jeans. Look in a health magazine and imagine yourself being one of those people. Visualize how happy and proud your family and friends would be of you. When you practice visualization, do it in a quiet place. Morning is the best time of day to do because you can plant a positive seed to begin your day. Doing it before you go to bed is also a good time, because you put these images in your subconscious mind. According to one study, it can help you lose weight and burn up to 25% in calories. The best part of this is that it is free! It goes a long way toward better health.
Visualization Promotes Saving Money
Visualization helps people save money because they can see themselves purchasing something that they really want. For example, you may see a nice car that catches your eye and you imagine yourself driving it. You begin to visualize showing it off to your family and friends. You start saving money from every paycheck until you have enough to buy it. Picture yourself driving it off the lot and being proud of your accomplishment. Or maybe you see a nice home that grabs your attention and you see it as your "American Dream." You can see yourself in this spacious home enjoying your children. The front yard is beautiful and the grass is well kept. You can visualize a beautiful garden of fruits and vegetables. Every spare dollar that you can save goes toward it and one day, you become a homeowner. What a great feeling! If you can visualize something, then you can do it!
Visualization Promotes Career Advancement
If you stuck in a job or career that you hate, visualization can help you see a better one. You begin to think about what you love to do and what you want to accomplish. You imagine yourself going to a job that you enjoy. You can visualize yourself smiling. One day, your boss gives you a promotion and a raise. Visualization can improve your self-confidence and help you see yourself in the perfect job. It can help you evaluate where you want to be and how you can get there. Always be honest about how you feel because it will determine whether or not you succeed. Do not lie to yourself because there is nothing to be gained by doing so. If you visualize success for yourself, then you are more likely to achieve it.
Visualization Promotes Sports Achievement
Most great amateur and professional athletes use some form of visualization. It helps them gain an edge on their competition. The idea is that if you can anticipate what your opponent is going to do, then you will have a better chance of succeeding against them. For example, if you are a quarterback in football, you may visualize the way a defensive back may cover one of your receivers. Depending on what he does, you may throw the ball a second earlier than usual to complete the pass. One of the keys to the championship dynasty of the NBA Chicago Bulls of the 1990's was visualization. When Hall of Fame coach Phil Jackson took over the Bulls, he incorporated it as a part of the team's practice routine. He wanted his players to always be aware of what was going on the court at all times. He always wanted them to connect with themselves almost effortlessly on the court. Buddhists call this mindfulness. Arguably the greatest NBA player ever, Michael Jordan, regularly used visualization. Major Leauge Baseball Hall of Famer Hank Aaron often used it to prepare himself for the pitcher that he had to face. He would visualize what pitch he might throw and where. Many times he would hit a home run by hitting a pitch that many hitters would miss. According to one famous sports study, Olympic athletes that use visualization 75% of the time perform better than other athletes. They discovered that these great athletes were practically even when it came to natural talent. Most of the time, visualization was the difference between winning and losing. Visualization works for them and their success proves it.
Visualization is an important resource you should consider using for your personal and professional development. It does not cost you anything. All it takes is a little time every day. If you use it regularly, it will bopst your self-confidence, and you will prosper more. Visualization promotes good health and motivates you to save money. It helps you advance in your career and promotes athletic achievement. If you do these four things, you will benefit tremendously, both personally and professionally.
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Latin Name: Acer palmatum
Noted for its beautiful autumnal colours of red, orange or yellow, Japanese Maple has lobed, deeply cut leaves. In the summer the leaves of this small tree are bright green.
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Size and spread (10 years): 3m x 2m
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Kinshasa, DR Congo (PANA) – The president of Niger, Mamadou Issoufou and president Blaise Compaoré of Burkina Faso, arrived in Kinshasa on Friday to attend the 14th Francophonie summit in the Congolese capital.
The two presidents, who were the first to touch down, arrived within 30 minutes of each other and were met at the international airport of N'Djili by the Speaker of Congolese Parliament, Aubin Minaku.
The presidents of Benin, Cameroon, Gabon, Togo and Tunisia are also expected to arrive on Friday.
The Kinshasa summit is under the theme: "Francophonie; Environment, economic stakes and governance."
The summit will bring together 75 heads of State and government.
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Security - The Global Perspective: PulledPork 0.4.2 501 error when downloading rules.
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In 1941, 75 years ago, the attack on Pearl Harbor was a shock to the USA and the world. Over 2,400 lives were lost and another 1,200 were wounded. The devastation and loss included aircraft and the US battleship the USS Arizona. The attack on the Pacific Fleet off the island of Oahu, Hawaii, became the point the USA joined the Allied Forces of WWII. Honoring not only those who fell on that day 75 years ago but all the men and women worldwide for their Sea Services, a bronze statue of a Lone Sailor will be installed at Pearl Harbor. It is meant to show honor, respect, the devotion and sacrifice of the service people and their families for the security and prosperity provided in the past, present and future. The US Money Reserve and the US Navy Memorial Foundation will use $5 from every 75th Anniversary Pearl Harbor Coin according to kusi, sold to memorialize our sea heroes with a seven foot statue and the base will contain steel from the USS Arizona that went down during the attack with 1,100 seaman on board.
The US Navy Memorial Foundation (USNMF) offers a living tribute to Navy people in Washington, DC situated between the White House and the Capitol. It is also a place to celebrate their service and has an outdoor plaza with a Granite Sea Map of the World and The Lone Sailor Statute. The Naval Heritage Center there displays the contributions of men and women in Sea Services, including the Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard and Merchant Marine, and contains a Navy Log, an online place for Navy people to stay connected, celebrate their service and preserve their memories. Veterans can also build a record of their service online.
The US Money Reserve, one of the largest private distributors of gold, silver and platinum, founded in 2001, distributes US and foreign government issued coins and has hundreds of thousands of clients. It allow them to diversify their assets in precious metals. President and CEO of the US Navy Memorial Foundation said that this beautiful coin represents not only an important point in our national history but is also in remembrance of the greatest generation who went on to win the war. According to the US Money Reserve website, the 1700 pound bronze statue will be unveiled on Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day, December 7, 2016. Yahoo shared the PR Newswire story.


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The Berkeley Hotel
Why We Love It
- Richmond was named one of the Best Places to Travel by Travel + Leisure in 2016
- The hotel is two blocks from Capitol Square and a five-minute walk from Canal Walk
- It's a quick weekend trip from Washington, D.C. -- just a three-hour drive away
- Comes with passes to the gym, pool and racquetball and squash courts at the James Center YMCA
"Service is personal and friendly" -- Fodor's
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Rooms & Rates
The Berkeley is an intimate boutique hotel on a pretty tree-lined street, three blocks from the riverfront. Built in 1988, the red-brick building has the feel of a much older property. It is set on Cary Street in the lively Shockoe Slip, a former manufacturing district that now buzzes with nightlife. It's a great base for sightseeing, positioned two blocks from Capitol Square (there are free one-hour tours daily) and 15 minutes on foot from the American Civil War Center. It's also handy for business travelers and is just a 20-minute walk from Richmond's convention center.
The in-house restaurant serves classic fare, featuring dishes such as crab bisque, acorn squash risotto and espresso crème brûlée. A TV behind the bar screens live sports, and there's free Wi-Fi throughout the property.
The hotel provides free passes to the fitness center at the James Center YMCA two blocks away, where there's a pool, racquetball and squash courts, and a gym (closed Sundays). Alternatively, take your exercise outdoors -- the 1.25-mile Canal Walk trail starts just around the corner and provides easy access to the only metropolitan white-water river in the country. Jog the Virginia Capital Trail to the east for glimpses of downtown sights, or head west for the wilder North Bank Trail.
The rooms have high ceilings, carpeted floors and inlaid cherry-wood furniture, and a traditional turndown service is offered nightly. Bathrooms are more modern and rooms vary quite a bit in size, but all are comfortable. Opt for a room to the rear for a quieter night, but for the best views and a large private terrace, upgrade to a Terrace Suite.
- "Recent visitor's praise the hotel's historical charm and attentive staff" -- U.S. & World Report News
- "The Berkeley's Dining Room is one of Richmond's most refined hotel dining rooms" -- Frommer's
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- Outdoor space for some rooms
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- Complimentary Internet access
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ST. JOHN'S, NL – The 2018 winners of the Historic Sites Association of Newfoundland and Labrador's Design and Story Contest have been announced.
This year's overall provincial winner was Luke French, a Grade 4 student at Amalgamated Academy in Bay Roberts.
Luke won a $200 cash prize and his design will be featured on the official t-shirt for this spring's Heritage Fairs for which the contest serves as a warm-up.
Eight other regional winners were selected from across the province. They each will receive $50 cash prizes.
For Avalon, the junior division winner was Lauren Ingerman of Bay de Verde's Tricon Elementary, and the senior division winner was Aliceyn Warren of Conception Bay South's Holy Spirit High School.
For the Central region, the junior division winner was Jessica Aylward of St. Gabriel's All Grade in St. Brendan's. Elizabeth Mullins of Harbour Breton's King Academy was the senior division winner.
The Western region's junior division winner was Maggie Barter of La Grand'Terre's École Sainte-Anne, while the senior division winner was Sara Curtis of Templeton Academy in Meadows.
Michaela Hodder, a student at Eric G. Lambert School in Churchill Falls, won the junior division for the Labrador region.
Jill White, a student at Bishop White School in Port Rexton, was the senior division winner for Vista region.
For the contest, students from grades 4 to 12 interpret the annual theme in drawings and accompanying stories.
This year's theme was "Lessons from Our Past, Shaping Our Future - Les Leçons de Notre Passé, Façonnent Notre Avenir."
There were 364 entries for 2018.
Submissions are divided into junior and senior divisions and winners are selected from up to six regions in the province.
The Historic Sites Association of Newfoundland and Labrador is a non-profit organization with a mandate to present the province's history and heritage.


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"You try it before?"
"Of course" (I hadn't)
But then suddenly, she appeared again at our table, my Thai princess - sorry waitress - and placed the plate down in front of me triumphantly and all was well again. Although this time I had to suppress any signs of coquetry. As she stood there waiting, it took me a while to wonder why she hadn't cleared off but of course, she wanted to see how I got on. So with a large fluid action, holding my fork, I scooped up a healthy mouthful of glistening shredded papaya and chomped down with great enthusiasm. And nodded with a smile and a thumbs up. And then I glanced back at my wife and her gay compadre, you know to make sure that I hadn't overstepped the line. Again.
Satisfied, she left us in peace to get on with the business of eating. Mrs FU had her Tom Kha Gai, Craig had his Thai fishcakes and I had my Som Tam. Gorgeous it was too, with lovely sour and sweet flavours, fruity, crunchy textures, the tang of lime and fish sauce and an underlying heat that seemed to build and build with each mouthful. And build and build. And build and build. And..............oh my God, the heat. The searing, overwhelming heat which threatened to engulf my entire person and if it hadn't been for the sweat and the snot that began to cascade from my pores, I am sure my head would have surely burst into flames. I dropped my fork onto the plate and clutching the side of the table, began to smother my face with my napkin to mop up the mess and the ooze.
After an ablution of sorts, I looked up and spied the young waitress peering through a crack in the swinging door with half a dozen older ladies, complete with blue hairnets, giggling. Still thinking I was in the game, I plunged another forkful into my mouth and shakily raised my thumb, chewing like a wide mouth frog with tears dripping from my cheeks. The door shut to raucous laughter. Gently, Mrs FU placed her hand over my trembling thumb and lowered it, cooing "Take it easy now Dan. I think, as usual, you've impressed her enough for one night." To which I dropped my fork in submission and proceeded to drink a whole jug of tap water.
That was the first time I tried Som Tam and I have eaten it a couple of times since, with more or less the same reaction. It truly is a salad of joy and pain and perversely, I can't get enough of it. Yesterday, I tried for the first time to make it at home, following this recipe by Meemalee's Kitchen. However, the papaya I bought in Chinatown, which incidently was £4.50, was too ripe and was therefore useless. So I ended up going to the supermarket to buy some unripe mangoes, which incidently cost me a futher £4.00.
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Inspiring Ways to Perk Up Your Patio With Just Paint (or Chalk!)
Feeling like your outdoor space is looking a little... gray? The right decor can help a lot, but there's nothing quite as impactful as actually taking brush to concrete and making over the space. We collected a handful of smart ideas that can transform a porch, patio or balcony with just a can of paint (or maybe even a box of chalk, for the renters).
Above, this Austin home on Country Living, designed by Kim Lewis, turns a simple set of stairs into a paint-chip-bright kaleidoscope of color.
Give a concrete floor some interest and dimension with a subtle pattern, like the stripes here on this porch from Southern Living.
Or try out a more whimsical pattern. Sarah Hearts used sidewalk chalk to trace this leaf pattern on to her cinderblock walls in Los Angeles. You can get the template for the leaf pattern on her blog.
Finally, if you have the ambition and the artistic skills, you can try to paint a rug right on your concrete floor, like this Better Homes and Gardens reader did. There are more in-progress photos and some advice on BHG.com if you want to try this one for yourself.


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online cinema ticket booking is very easy with bookmyshow mobile application. we can ensure the availability of our tickets through online cinema ticket booking apps. online booking is now very common and we can utilize this facility to avoid rush in ticket counter. book my show now available for all major centers, we can download the app and book film tickets. online cinema ticket booking is also available through bookmyshow.com if you are not having a smartphone. from your desktop computer or laptop you can open this link and check for online cinema tickets.
the first step is whether online booking is available with the cinema theater. at present only few cinema theaters having this facility. you can search for locations in bookmyshow app or website menu. it will list the available cinema theaters and we can go for ticket booking. changanassery anu, abhinya, apsara, dhanya and remya theaters now using bookmyshow. online ticket booking is also started at pathanamthitta dhanya and remya. lot of people now searching for online ticket booking facility. because of the rush at ticket counters, the major advantage is we can ensure our seats through this system.
as mentioned earlier we can do this by downloading bookmyshow app or through their website. once you find the theater check for show times. you can check the availability of tickets and select number of seats. another big advantage of online film ticket booing is we can select our seats. once you select the theater, then check for film and ticket availability. if the ticket is available we can select number of tickets and select seats. this will lead to payment gateway, we can use our internet banking, credit or debit cards etc for the payment. cash wallets like freecharge, paytm, mobiwik etc also can use for payment.


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Tomato Curry Soup Castle Marne Bed & Breakfast Denver, Colorado Recipe
Tomato Curry Soup - - Castle Marne Bed & Breakfast - Denver, Colorado Recipe
From: Diane Peiker, Castle Marne B&B
Serves 6-8
½ C. chopped onion
4 T. butter
2 ½ tsp. curry powder
28 oz. crushed tomatoes (canned or fresh)
30 oz. chicken stock
½ C. sour cream
Fresh parsley
In a large saucepan, sauté onion in butter until soft. Add curry powder and cook for another minute to blend the flavors. Add tomatoes and chicken stock. Bring to a boil and then reduce heat and simmer for 15-20 minutes. Add sour cream and let it melt in the soup. Whisk soup until smooth or puree in a blender. Garnish with a little dollop of sour cream and fresh parsley or chopped chives. You can also tuck a sprig of fresh basil beside the bowl or float a fresh nasturtium blossom.
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E3 2001 concept art of Prime depicted a creature that shared superficial similarities with several other creatures, such as the coloration and head of the Parasite Queen, tentacles of the Metroid Prime, a claw like that of a Zebesian and a translucent membrane with an inner nucleus reminiscent of most standard Metroid types. This creature highly resembles experiment 7526. An anonymous developer from Retro Studios later revealed that this creature was a scrapped enemy, a mutated Space Pirate that was a failure in the Pirate Phazon experiments. It was then repurposed as background fodder.[1]
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November 22, 2008
Sarah Palin's Grisly Celebration of Death
Well that's it. Cancel Thanksgiving.
I will never eat another living thing thanks to Sarah Palin.
For years I looked forward to Thanksgiving as a joyous celebration of white AmeriKKKa's ritualistic gang rape of gentle and peaceful indigenous peoples. But thanks to Sarah Palin, my innocent enjoyment has been ruined for all time. How can I sit down to a table full of homicidal maniacs, knowing the true nature of this festival of death?
Sarah Palin pardoned a turkey at an abbatoir today to celebrate Thanksgiving, a full week beforehand. After pardoning the turkey, Palin partook in her favorite post-election hobby — answering questions from the media — while a turkey butcher worked in the background SLAUGHTERING A TURKEY IN A DEATH GRINDER, while smiling, a la Fargo. It is hilarious. Equally hilarious are the MSNBC captions in this clip, such as, "Gov. Palin Not Realizing Incongruity Of Her Words Versus Her Backdrop."
Had I realized, lo! these many years, that Governor Palin was personally grinding up helpless live turkeys (feathers, feet and all!) and then somehow reassembling them behind the scenes into the bland, Butterball frozen corpses in plastic bodybags we so casually toss into the grocery cart each November, I would NEVER have participated in this wholesale avian genocide. My God... how many of our poor feathered friends been slaughtered while still alive over the years???
Who knew of this outrage? And when did they know it? Why weren't we told?
And most importantly, how dare this... this.... slut remind us of what we so patently don't want to think about? She is obviously a moron.
Incompetent. A fool. And tacky besides. Ye Gods, to think that all this time, we have been eating animals! Live animals that some ... monster had to murder in cold blood before their tender, juicy carcasses magically showed up in neat little shrink wrapped packages down at the local Piggly Wiggly. The very thought is disgusting to decent, intelligent, civilized people.
Or at least to the folks at MSNBC.
Posted by Cassandra at November 22, 2008 09:24 AM
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Uhhh...animals are usually alive before they are slaughtered. I worked in a commercial chicken house as a teenager. It was enough to put me off chicken and eggs for really really really really long time. You have to keep the place clean in order to discourage vermin and disease. That is part of the reason why chickens are given antibiotics in their feed and water. Gathering eggs was no picnic. One of the manager's sons used to go in and bag rats with a rifle a couple of times a week; emptying rat traps and hosing out the manure from the chickens or shoveling it..
Sorry, while I detest the moronic idiocy of these twits in showing the darker side of animal harvest, there is some truth to the brutality of the conditions of how they are raised and killed.
I would be campaigning for clean farms and a smaller production number in order to keep the conditions healthy for birds and humans, because what they eat, you get.
We got healthy beef in Missouri because we knew the people who raised them, as well as the people who ran the slaughtering operation. They would come to you for a slightly higher price, but you knew that that animal was yours.
I haven't stopped eating meat, but I eat less of it. Hunting is a better and more humane way of getting your feast. Not to mention it is fun.
I wonder if they are allowing hunting on FLW this year...they have turkey and deer running amok.
Posted by: Cricket at November 22, 2008 10:24 AM
Saw the video. He was draining the blood out of the carcass. Yeah, I am so put off my feed. The commissary has turkey for .69 a pound. I think I need to can some...
That was a far cleaner operation than the chicken farm I worked on.
Posted by: Cricket at November 22, 2008 10:31 AM
Oh the horror! We must defend and protect and never ever tell our little sensitive children where Thanksgiving dinner comes from, but it is all right to teach babies how to use a condom in kindergarten.
Posted by: Meanbug at November 22, 2008 10:51 AM
For many years, my brother-in-law would go straight to a turkey farm down past Chapitco in Charles County, and fetch for the 20 lbs. guest of honor.
Gibblets haven't tasted so good on them Free State Birds.
Posted by: Boquisucio at November 22, 2008 11:34 AM
What the hell is wrong with people? I am so tired of the Palin bashing and MSNBC's PDS is as bad as it gets with this segment.
Posted by: Darleen at November 22, 2008 11:45 AM
"I will never eat another living thing thanks to Sarah Palin"
Well no, see... you're s'posed to kill 'em first.
Just sayin'
Posted by: M at November 22, 2008 02:10 PM
Wot about vegetables, hm? Salads are living breathing things too. I want to see vegetable slaughter! Chlorophyll spilled everywhere...
Posted by: Cricket at November 22, 2008 02:46 PM
Snead at the times has now deleted the word "alive" with nary a note.
Posted by: vanderleun at November 22, 2008 02:50 PM
I'd say these people are beyond parody, except for the fact that I just finished mocking them :p
Posted by: Cassandra at November 22, 2008 04:12 PM
I'm a vegetarian simply because the idea of eating animals grosses me out.
I recently sat down in a restaurant in DC with some rather high-end types and (being used to leaving here on the left coast) let it slip that I didn't eat meat. Once I explained that it wasn't ideological, everyone smiled and relaxed, with the exception of the dragon lady across the table who either didn't believe me or didn't understand.
She had been looking me up and down with disapproval since I'd been introduced, and this was the final straw for her. With a nasty tone even her good breeding couldn't cover, she sniffed, "It's impossible not to eat animal products, you know. Plants grow from animal sources."
She paused and stared me donw, obviously expecting me to have a conniption fit at this revelation.
I gave her a relaxed smile, "Why, of course--the manure, etc. It's just that I can't stand the idea of eating something that used to move around under its own power. I guess I'm just weird..."
I laughed at myself and continued to smile as if I didn't have a care in the world.
She didn't say another word to me all evening.
Posted by: Fbl at November 22, 2008 05:09 PM
Come to think of it... she didn't eat much, either. :D
Everyone else there seemed to like me, though (one happened to be on a plane with a friend of mine the next day, and said nice things about me). ;)
Posted by: FbL at November 22, 2008 05:16 PM
I didn't claw my way to the top of the food chain just so I could eat soymeal...
Posted by: BillT at November 23, 2008 01:12 AM
Everyone else there seemed to like me, though
If you'd worn the purple pants suit, they would have turned into FuzzyBee groupies, I'll betcha!
*obscure reference to a great picture that a certain vegetarian lioness it too smart to let me get my grubby paws on*
Posted by: BillT at November 23, 2008 02:37 AM
"...lioness *is* too smart to..."
Posted by: BillT at November 23, 2008 02:38 AM
> Wot about vegetables, hm? Salads are living breathing things too. I want to see vegetable slaughter! Chlorophyll spilled everywhere...
I fully concur!?!!!
What kind of Rights do people have to abuse, mutilate, and render poor, helpless plants!??
I mean, at least animals can RUN from their tormentors.
It's quite clear: Anyone who promotes animal rights needs to immediately stop eating plants AND animals, and start sucking on dirt... become one with the dirt. BE THE DIRT.
Posted by: Obloodyhell at November 23, 2008 04:14 AM
Well, FBL, I am not a vegetarian, nor do I think I could ever be one. However, we do eat a lot of vegan fare, with a roast something-or-other a couple of times a month, and the leftovers making fabulous sandwiches or taco fillings
. Part of it is due to the fact that I am still of the Opinion that a steak never hurt anybody, and when I hit those low blood sugar cycles, I tend to crave sugar, which is why I keep nuts, cheese, jerky and vegetable sticks in the fridge. The rest of it is due to the fact that my mother believed that growing children should eat meat because of the nutrients in properly cooked (read, rare) beef and other tasty critters. However, she also believed in eating it once or twice a week, so it wasn't every meal, every day.
Toward the last 20 years of her life, she was a vegetarian. I think that was what gave her the quality of life she needed while battling cancer.
So, there are health benefits to being vegetarian.
You handled the Snooty One just fine.
Posted by: Cricket at November 23, 2008 04:19 AM
OBH, I salute you in your progress to evolve into a feral Hoover. Is there going to be mutual grooming involving the filters?
I can't wait!
Posted by: Kirby at November 23, 2008 04:24 AM
Filters are sooooo last millenium.
The *progressive* feral vac uses naught but a transparent void with which to contain the dirt.
Makes for better viewing on PMSNBC, too...
Posted by: Oreck the Li'l Dirt Devil at November 23, 2008 07:21 AM
What about the power cords? Are they dual purpose in being solar powered and Midol-drip capable?
Posted by: Kirby at November 23, 2008 09:54 AM
No, but it will produce Change*!
And it will Lower the Sea**!
And it will Heal the Earth***!
And it Reduces Your Carbon Footprint****!
*it changes quietude into noise
**one gallon at a time
***once you dump the dirt inside back outside, the process begins anew
****as long as it consists of lint
Posted by: Oreck the Li'l Dirt Devil at November 23, 2008 10:32 AM
As Patrick O'Brien would say, if we didn't slaughter the turkey first, it would be a strangely hasty, agitated meal.
I laughed harder at the Palin turkey story yesterday than I have at anything for a while. But this morning's paper brought the following gem, even funnier -- enjoy ("When Union Employees Organize"):
Posted by: Texan99 at November 23, 2008 10:39 AM
I'm thinking it would have been a whole lot more fun if instead of the slaughterhouse, they had someone in the background going "pull!"
Girlymanbaggers would have been fainting in front of their TVs
Posted by: William Teach at November 23, 2008 12:59 PM
Sarah Palin's PR manager should be worshiped as a pagan god. Absolutely brilliant.
Consider that a losing VP candidate got full national news feed for a press conference concerning "How will I govern next year" in competition for news cycles with the next President picking his cabinet and constant economic troubles and pirate attacks (yo ho ho).
Whoever set this up is astonishing.
Nobody who is upset by the footage would vote for Palin anyway.
Posted by: Fritz at November 23, 2008 01:38 PM
Fritz, you got that in one. The ones who are upset are nobodies.
Now, about raising wild suckers; any tips, tricks and new things I need to know when I pick mine up at the local Wally World/adoption-rescue center?
Posted by: Kirby's Mom at November 23, 2008 03:32 PM
Don't give it a bath unless it's unplugged.
Posted by: BillT at November 23, 2008 04:10 PM
Great comment at Ace: "MSM discovers where food comes from; blames Palin."
Posted by: Texan99 at November 23, 2008 04:24 PM
Posted by: Boquisucio at November 23, 2008 05:58 PM
Great comment at Ace: "MSM discovers where food comes from; blames Palin."
Posted by: Texan99 at November 23, 2008 04:24 PM
I know how they feel; I felt that way when I found out where babies came from.
And wild vacuums.
Posted by: Kirby's Mom at November 23, 2008 06:35 PM
Again, you´re missing the point. No, the turkey INCIDENT is not IMPORTANT, maybe NONE of all the MANY PALIN INCIDENTS are important...it´s just that, well, Mrs. Palin JUST CAN´T SEEM TO DO ANYTHING RIGHT.
She can´t talk right, can´t keep ideas in the right order, and she has poor judgement, just ALL THE TIME.
Some Batshit loony people are talking her up as PRESIDENTIAL Material. I wouldn´t want her overseas representing me because I KNOW I WOULDN´T BE ABLE to trust her. She would do some stupid thing and blame other people for it, creating an internatinal incident, oh, just stupid stuff. Studid is as STUPID DOES Oh, Poor Sarah Palin and her jackass followers.
Posted by: deo at November 23, 2008 07:55 PM
re: deo: "Oh, Poor Sarah Palin and her jackass followers."
I believe that deo is somewhat confused. The jackass is the Democratic party's mascot. Most of Palin supporters are elephants.
Posted by: adagioforstrings at November 23, 2008 08:24 PM
She can´t talk right...
That's called "a regional accent." Not ever'body tawks ahlahk, y'know?
...can´t keep ideas in the right order
At least she can answer a question without preceding it with five minutes of "Uh -- mmmm -- waitwaitwait -- work with me here -- uhhh..."
...and she has poor judgement, just ALL THE TIME.
Yeah, there is that whole "will speak to an MSM reporter without slapping him/her upside the head with a dead salmon" deal. She needs to work on that...
Posted by: BillT at November 24, 2008 12:19 AM
As opposed to Obama who has sealed his records from birth through college.
BillT, I am trying to work on a happy ending to my 'theoretical look at the *koff koff* ethics of government in the mortgage crisis' (the theory being that if WW hadn't signed the Federal Reserve Act we wouldn't be having a crisis now)
and all I can think of doing is not leaving Kirby plugged in after midnight.
I have been reading Bastiat. He makes me weak in the knees.
Posted by: Cricket at November 24, 2008 01:40 AM
We're not missing the point; we know there is one on your head deo, but we were taught not to stare.
The point is that the MSM is grasping at straws to discredit someone they don't like because of the content of her character. I would add 'as well as the color of her skin, but that is racist and so beneath the MSM as to make race an issue.
Posted by: Cricket at November 24, 2008 01:50 AM
...all I can think of doing is not leaving Kirby plugged in after midnight.
Which, happily, is a more ethical act than anything the gummint's done since Hector was a pup.
Sorry, that was excessively flippant.
*gratuitous retraction issued just in case they're planning to throw a bucket of money my way if I refrain from hurting their feelings*
Posted by: BillT at November 24, 2008 03:56 AM
And they all lived miserably ever after in the Land of Equal Opportunity.
Posted by: Cricket at November 24, 2008 11:07 AM
Sarah didn't kill something herself? Oh Come on, I wanted to see that one. Was going to good entertainment but MSNBC ruined it with their doctored photos.
Posted by: Ymarsakar at November 28, 2008 09:18 AM
it´s just that, well, Mrs. Palin JUST CAN´T SEEM TO DO ANYTHING RIGHT.
Sarah Palin has won my loyalty. Something not even Bush did with 8 years of terrorist killing and two invasions.
This will be a mystery to you because of many names. Foremost amongst them is your inability to comprehend how different human beings think and behave.
Posted by: Ymarsakar at November 29, 2008 04:08 PM
Posted by: Ymarsakar at November 29, 2008 04:08 PM