text:
Breakfast: Lamb forequarter chop, fried in lard
Well, that didn't do much to boost my per-meal calories, although I didn't want to eat any more. I had to wait until lunch, for which we completed a trip to the local supermarket so that I could get my hands on that high-calorie/low-quantity taste sensation, bacon!
So now my calories were above 1300 for the day, resulting in major fullness - I really didn't think I would be able to eat anything much for dinner, but I did it...
Dinner: Pork spare ribs and pork loin - but I only ate the fat! I was well and truly stuffed before I even considered eating any lean!
The fullness sensation I'm experiencing is light years from what I used to consider the signs of overeating - now, I'm just feeling a little heavy in my stomach, without any noticeable bulge nor pain. The thought of eating doesn't make me feel ill, but certainly isn't on my mind. Let's just hope I haven't "stretched my stomach" and that I won't feel unsatisfied by my 150g portion size... At least if that amount doesn't hit the spot for a few days, I am already planning to skip lunch anyway, so can afford to eat a bit more for breakfast and dinner.
Fuel for thought: in between bouts of cleaning the house and packing the suitcase, I did some research into caloric restriction. Boy oh boy, there are thousands of blogs detailing the CR and CRON (caloric restriction with optimal nutrition - although often far from optimal) lifestyles of individuals out there, many not simply doing so for weight purposes but for health, given the research of the past two decades asserting the longevity-promotion associated with caloric restriction. I wondered whether these results had truly come from simply cutting back on food, or whether it had more to do with the type of food, and the damage potential of over-eating anything. Was the bonus from eating less that your body wanted to, or just not more?
As luck would have it, my searching found an intelligent post tackling this very idea on one of my favourite blogs - PaNu! As Dr. Harris puts it in one of his comments:
CR works [to extend lifespan] only if you had an abnormally deviant diet in the first place. I predict it would not work at all if you started with a healthy wild diet. I am saying you will not benefit from correcting your insulin levels if they are already correct.
He goes on to assert that there is no evidence to prove that CR would extend lifespan beyond what good nutrition would do. The CR folk expect to life until they are 120 since they restrict the amount of food they eat. However, from some of the blogs I looked at, understanding of nutrition is not key to their practice - so many individuals were choking down egg-whites with non-fat cream and artificial sweeteners, and then copious amounts of fructose. Their lifespan might be extended, but that chronic inflammation is going to get them before they live longer than the average chump... The CRON folk believe the same, but at least eat whole foods, for the most part, although they still tend to eschew saturated fats and animal products in the quantities I am finding so beneficial.
Since my insulin levels are already under control, and I am ridding myself of chemicals etc, I am already receiving the 'benefits' that the CRON folks are suffering to achieve. I read that one poor woman - a nutritionist, no less - lives on 800kcal per day, and goes jogging regularly. I hear she's very lean... So anyway, to my mind, my ideal course of action is to continue what I am doing - use CR to assist/cause fat-loss, with my focus on the quality of my nutrition to ensure my health, with quantity only coming under consideration in terms of maintaining lean mass. From there, I will continue to lead my lightly active lifestyle, walking to and from work, picking up my dumbbells if I haven't had to lug my tub of books in a while. Sound like a plan?
And on that note, I bid you fine readers farewell for a couple of weeks! The plane leaves early tomorrow morning, and I still have a lot of packing to do! So far, two items have made their way into my suitcase - 12 sachets of Primal Nutrition's Damage Control Master Formula (I only take one packet a day instead of the recommended two since a lot of it is wasted - probably the B vitamins mainly, given my diet...), and my Vibram KSOs! I really wanted to have my Sprints back by now, but they're still being replaced by the retailer in Sydney. :( So I'll be trekking with my black gorilla feet instead of my cute pink toesies. Ah well.
Ciao all, and please let me know how you are going in your primal journeys while I make my international one!


text:
BegToCum Password
Another chance to grab fresh password for BegToCum.com. Be first, on TAGS Pass! Nobody gives you more fresh sites like BegToCum, just at TAGS Pass, but You know already.
We are updating our TAGS Pass almost every day, save our URL http://TAGSPass.com for later visit. You know on TAGS Pass to find latest BegToCum Passwords, as well as new uknown sites. BegToCum Password here!
Similar Posts:
Categories: Account, Blowjob Passwords, Free, HD Passwords, Login, Mature Passwords, MILF Passwords, Pass, Passes, Password, Passwords, Porn Pass, Porn Password, Porn Passwords, Teen Passwords

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Ready to make a move? Fatheads are movable and reusable.
We mean LIFE-SIZE! These huge decals match the true size of any athlete or character.
Genuine images of your sports or entertainment favorites. Fatheads bring life to any room!
Thoughtfully crafted by skilled Fathead team members in Detroit, Michigan.
Philadelpia Phillies Logo Teammate
Year Founded:
League / Division:
National League / East Division
Phillie Phanatic
Of the fifteen players who have hit four home runs in one game, three were Phillies (more than any other team). The Phillies hold 2 World Series titles, 7 NL Pennants and 9 East Division titles.
What Is A Fathead Teammate?
Don't have room at your dorm, home or work for a REAL.BIG. Fathead but still want to show your team pride in a REAL.BIG. way? Fathead has your smaller spaces covered with Fathead Teammates! Decorate your cube at work, dorm room or bed room. They don't have to go just on the wall. They fit in all kinds of spaces so you can show your fandom on notebooks, furniture, cabinets, desks, fridges, windows, doors, even the back of a metal or plastic chair.
Need some game time decorations for the big game – Teammates let you sport your pride with ease! You can even take them down and save them for next time if you want. With a friendly size and price, Fathead Teammates are perfect for stocking stuffers, giveaway prizes or party favors! These high quality teammates are way better, bigger and tougher than a poster or sticker. So stick with a For Real Fathead Teammate decal.
Each Fathead Teammate is a high-definition image produced in the US and made from high-quality materials. To ensure your Fathead catches eyes and stands the test of time, we manufacture our products from:
Which room you place your Fathead in is up to you; a Fathead Teammate is perfect for transforming mancaves, basements, family rooms, TV rooms, bedrooms, workout rooms, offices and more. However, you will need to find a clean, smooth interior surface to guarantee your Fathead will stay up for years.
We know once you get your Fathead, you will be so excited that you'll want to stick it to the first wall you see. But stop for a just a few minutes and make sure you apply to the right type of surface, because your Fathead loves them and you'll love the way it sticks.Where Not to Stick It
So we've told you where to put your Fathead but we haven't told you where not to. For those curious folks, here are where we recommend not applying your Fathead.
For more details regarding use and application, click here


text:
MORE THAN MAGIC: Part of Lincoln Center's "Meet the Artist Saturdays" series, a performance by Mario the Magician is more than the same old bag of tricks. The talented illusionist even comes with his own jazz ensemble, the Sleight of Hand Band. 11 a.m., free. Broadway, between 62nd and 63rd streets; 212-875-5350, lincolncenter.org
KICK OUT THE JAMS: Be ready to rock when the Gowanus Music Club presents a show at Rockwood Music Hall. Nine bands are on the bill (each plays for 15 minutes), featuring amateur kid and teen musicians. 2 p.m., $10 for adults, $5 for kids. 196 Allen St. between Houston and Stanton streets; 212-477-4155, rockwoodmusichall.com
OLD ST. NICK: Kids get a bit of early Christmas fun at Wyckoff Farmhouse Museum's "St. Nicholas Day," where they can build bird feeders, eat Christmas cookies and listen to live carols until St. Nick himself shows up on horseback at 2 p.m. Noon, $5 (kids under 11, $3). 5816 Clarendon Road, at Ralph Avenue, Brooklyn; 718-629-5400, wyckoffassociation.org
POTTER PARTY: No, not Harry. This time we're talking about classic children's author Beatrix Potter, the focus of this year's "Winter Family Day" at the Morgan Library & Museum. Celebrate Peter Rabbit and all your favorite characters with a day of puppet shows, arts-and-crafts workshops, costumed photo shoots and more. Don't forget to check out the library's annual display inspired by Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol" while you're there. 2 p.m., free with admission ($15 for adults, free for kids under 12). 225 Madison Ave., at 36th Street; 212-685-0008, themorgan.org
SOUNDS GOOD: Help out kids and teens affected by Hurricane Sandy and hear some great tunes at the same time at a benefit concert featuring City Stomp and Suzi Shelton, which brings some of Brooklyn's most beloved kid rock stars together for a great cause. 3 p.m., $12 in advance, $15 at the door. Littlefield, 622 DeGraw St., between Third and Fourth avenues, Brooklyn; 718-855-3388, littlefieldnyc.com


text:
How do you manage a large environment?
I was a DBA for more than 400 instances.
Of course the answer to all these questions is a big fat NO.
I'll explain how managing a large environment like this works, and I'll do it in such a way that even if you have 5 instances, this should still be useful.
Expect 50% processes and war stories and 50% scripts and demos (lots of PowerShell of course, but not everything)
SQL Bits was started by a group of individuals that are passionate about the SQL Server product suite.
There is a breadth of knowledge in the SQL Community that will benefit everyone in the community.
We want to spread that knowledge.
We all work with the SQL community, some of us for many years. We have a range of skills and experiences from being given the MVP award by Microsoft, organising user groups and speaking at events around the world.
Copyright © 2019 SQLBits Limited. All Rights Reserved.


text:
Catstrong Mold Inspection of Austin
2700 Via Fortuna Drive #145
Austin, TX 78746
(512) 931-3245
Email: email@example.com
Indoor air pollution is caused by tobacco smoke, gas, oil, kerosene, wood, coal, building products, insulation which contains asbestos, wet carpets, furniture and cabinets that are made from particular wood items, numerous household cleansing items, heating and cooling systems, air fresheners, mold, pollen, dust, and outdoor sources like pesticides, and outdoor air contamination. Thinking about the average human being spends approximately 90-percent of their time inside your home, the quality of the air is certainly important-- especially when you consider the toxic substances from paint and wallpaper, cleansing products, furniture, pollen, mold, germs, and in improperly ventilated houses. Yes, quality of air in my home is essential, that's why I avoid all chemical cleansing products, I have lots of green plants (some are expected to look after some of the contaminations. Such typical products as household cleaners, varnish, paint, glue, and computer system inks contribute to poor indoor air quality.
Radon, asbestos, items of combustion (such as carbon monoxide and cigarette smoke), volatile natural substances (such as formaldehyde, benzene, pesticides and some personal care items), particle matter, lead and a number of recognized and emerging disease-causing microbiological representatives are discussed in this paper. Nevertheless, the most area is reserved for the conversation concerning the secondary metabolic products of molds and germs launched into the air of water-damaged buildings as these possibly might harm one of the most individuals and because of the disinformation war presently being waged suggest (read more) At Catstrong Mold Inspection Austin, we supply mold, asbestos, air quality, water, and soil testing to homes throughout Maryland, Delaware and Washington d.C. Home asbestos testers homeadvisor. Asbestos air testing search for asbestos air testing. Asbestos, mold & indoor air quality testing very same day service dc, md, va
. IndoorDoctor suggests regular maintenance and cleaning of the heating system and to set up independent air quality testing. Some signs of pollution or check these guys out bad indoor air quality, like asthma or breathing problems are straight connected to what you breathe, but other issues, like skin problems can surface gradually, and appear seemingly out of no place. Asbestos, mold & indoor air quality testing exact same day service dc, md, va
. Since many individuals spend a significant quantity of time in their homes, the health threats due to indoor air pollution is a huge public health issue. Skin cancer and cancer of the scrotum have likewise resulted from long exposure to low levels of these chemical mixes, especially through direct contact with the skin throughout wood treatment or manufacture of coal tar creosote-treated products, or in coke or natural gas factories. Perhaps this technically isn't a tip for enhancing indoor air quality, but however we wait it. In addition to benefiting your lungs, time spent outdoors has actually been shown to lower stress, increase state of mind, improve sleep quality, and repair a host of other health problems.
Apart from that, hereditary elements, infections and direct exposure to asbestos, radon gas or air contaminations can also trigger cancer in 10% cases. Due to its strength, asbestos used to be frequently used in. Mold, asbestos & air quality testing. Regardless of noteworthy improvements, nevertheless, the report also explains that air pollution sticks around as a widespread, unsafe reality, due to the fact that approximately half the people in the U. S. reside in counties where ozone and particle pollution stay at unhealthy levels.


text:
Just received the Natural Finish Shirasaya, and the Handforged 'set'.
The Shirasaya is as good as described on the site, if not better. It has a 'feel' about it combined with a great balance, it makes a great piece, and displays well.
The Handforged 'set' in The Brocade box is not bad either! The only real blemish was on the lacquer finish on the Saya, hardly noticeable, the blade is good too, although I didn't look that closely! Again, a nice feel and balance, and a good Sale Price. Both blades now cleaned and waxed and on display.
Well pleased.....again.
New Today!
Reviews of Blades-UK products as provided by the customers
Moderators: Big Lazy, Moderators
Post Reply
2 posts • Page 1 of 1
- liquidator96
- Posts: 618
- Joined: Sun Nov 20, 2011 8:21 pm
- Location: Leicester
Re: New Today!
Post Reply
2 posts • Page 1 of 1


text:
CHICAGO, Aug. 6 (UPI) -- New York Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez singled in his season debut Monday after appealing a 211-game suspension handed down for doping.
Rodriguez was among 13 players disciplined for involvement with the now-closed Biogenesis wellness clinic, but his punishment was the most severe. He was the only one of the group to lodge an appeal.
The three-time American League Most Valuable Player hadn't played this season due to hip surgery and a strained quadricep, but was inserted into the New York Yankees lineup at third base for Monday's game in Chicago.
He was roundly by the White Sox fans in his first at-bat in the second inning before collecting a bloop single against Chisox starter Jose Quintana.
Rodriguez finished the contest 1-for-4.
Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig said in a statement Rodriguez' suspension would cover the post-season in both 2013 and '14. The lengthy sanction was due to Rodriguez's "use and possession of numerous forms of prohibited performance-enhancing substances, including testosterone and human growth hormone, over the course of multiple years."
Rodriguez said before the contest against he has appealed the sanction.
"I am disappointed with the penalty and intend to appeal and fight this through the process," he said in a statement. "I am eager to get back on the field and be with my teammates in Chicago tonight. I want to thank my family, friends and fans who have stood by my side through all this."
During a pre-game news conference, Rodriguez said the PED investigation has taken a toll on him, NBC Sports reported.
"The last seven months have been a nightmare," he said. "Probably the worst time of my life, for sure."
Asked why he appealed, the slugger said, "I'm fighting for my life, I have to defend myself. If I don't defend myself, no one else will."
The other 12 players were handed 50-game suspensions, MLB said. There are about 50 games left in the 2013 regular season.
The suspensions are part of a broad investigation by MLB into allegations of PED use with substances obtained through the Biogenesis of America clinic in Coral Gables, Fla.
"I am proud of the comprehensive nature of our efforts -- not only with regard to random testing, groundbreaking blood testing for human growth hormone and one of the most significant longitudinal profiling programs in the world, but also our investigative capabilities, which proved vital to the Biogenesis case," Selig's statement read.
"Upon learning that players were linked to the use of performance-enhancing drugs, we vigorously pursued evidence that linked those individuals to violations of our program. We conducted a thorough, aggressive investigation guided by facts so that we could justly enforce our rules."
About 20 MLB players were accused of getting PEDs from the clinic. Milwaukee outfielder Ryan Braun, the 2011 National League Most Valuable Player, agreed to a 65-game ban last month that ended his season.
Although the usual suspension for a first PED-related offense is 50 games, Braun reportedly accepted a deal that locked him out of the rest of the 2013 season because of evidence MLB obtained through the Biogenesis investigation against him.
Two players -- Washington pitcher Gio Gonzalez and Baltimore third baseman Danny Valencia -- were cleared of allegations.
The players who were given the 50-game suspensions are: Philadelphia pitcher Antonio Bastardo, San Diego shortstop Everth Cabrera, New York Yankees catcher Francisco Cervelli, Texas outfielder Nelson Cruz, San Diego pitcher Fautino De La Santos, Houston pitcher Sergio Escalona, New York Yankees outfielder Fernando Martinez, Seattle catcher Jesus Montero, free-agent pitcher Jordan Norberto, Detroit shortstop Jhonny Peralta, New York Mets outfielder Cesar Puello and New York Mets outfielder Jordany Valdespin.
Toronto outfielder Melky Cabrera, Oakland pitcher Bartolo Colon and San Diego catcher Yasmani Grandal have already served 50-game suspensions related to the Biogenesis case and won't be further disciplined, MLB said.


text:
The sensitives
Atheneum, 1987 - Fiction - 278 pages
An American man and a Russian woman, each with a special new telepathic ability, fall in love when they become involved in a deadly superpower struggle
From inside the book
13 pages matching Jimmy Abdul in this book
Where's the rest of this book?
Results 1-3 of 13
What people are saying - Write a review
We haven't found any reviews in the usual places.
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
aces Agency Albie Amazing Grace asked bastard Bendigo Benjamin Slade Big John biochip bottle Brian Patterson Brissago brothers called card sharp cards Center chip circus close cognac Costello dead Delaney deuce Dunicha eyes face front going hand happened Harry Haymond heard horse Ipatov Jaspers and Childress Jimmy Abdul John Brodski kids kill knew Kourkalis Krulewich Lago Maggiore live looked Luino Maribor Martha Mihevc minyan Mister Slade morning move mujahideen Nadia never night nodded Nordquist ouzo Pashto Paternoster pistol play poker Pop found probed Rasool Rauschner's Syndrome remembered Russians Sammy Sammy's shen kuei shook his head sitting smiled Snake someone staring stay Stevo stood stop street sure talk tell Thayer There's thing thought told took turned Vince voice waiting walked words Zurka


text:
Budgeting and Planning
Duration: 2 days
Audience: System Administrator, IT Professional
Prerequisites: Foundation & Reporting, Database file management, SQL Scripting Language
Objectives: This training course covers the skills necessary to follow the full budgeting process from data loading to customization of specific logics through to the implementation of advanced calculations (MDXlike). In addition, the course will provide the ability to implement a Profitability model leveraging the CCH Tagetik Built-In Allocation Engine and to create advanced and powerful Excel reports for navigation or data entry.
Focus on budgeting process
Advanced Reporting tools:
- Ranking
- Dynamic Form and layout Management
- Query Management
- Data Processing Management
- Check expressions
- Spreading and Break back
- Slicers
- Currency conversion
- Assets depreciation tool
Closing & Allocation Process Overview:
- Rules Structure
- Allocation Rules and details
- How to set an Execution Plan and to start data processing
- C&A Specific Reporting tools
Calculation logics:
- Standard calculation
- MDX-like calculation scripting language (TGKML)
- Forecast Models
- Rolling Forecast
- Usage of Snapshot Scenario
- Monthly Splitting
Tips & Techniques and Best Practices
Want to know more?
Please fill-out the following form for more information about this live training:


text:
- Home
- News
- Sports
- Opinion
- Obituaries
- Features
- Special Sections
- Classifieds
- Public Notices
I am announcing my candidacy for re-election to the office of District 1 magistrate. I have filed all the necessary papers with the Trimble County clerk's office.
It has been an honor and privilege to serve you the past three years. If you have any county problems or issues in District 1, feel free to contact me 24 hours a day, seven days a week. I will come to your home or you are welcome in my home to discuss the situation.
See you in the coming months on the campaign trail. Have a great 2010.
Nolan Hamilton Jr. Milton
If you currently subscribe or have subscribed in the past to the The News-Democrat, then simply find your account number on your mailing label and enter it below.
Click the question mark below to see where your account ID appears on your mailing label.
|ZIP Code:


text:
Commercial, Personal/Corporate, Products, Public Service, Regulatory
By James T. McKenna | February 29, 2008
Send Feedback
AgustaWestland is working to certify an 882-lb (400-kg) increase in the max gross weight for its AW139 by the end of this year or early next. The medium twin's current certified MGW is 14,991 lb (6,800 kg). The move is aimed at enabling the AW139 to better compete with the Sikorsky Aircraft ZS-92 in long-range offshore transports and fend off competition from the EC175 Eurocopter is developing with China's AVIC 2. AgustaWestland plans to make the upgrade retrofittable to the existing fleet; it should not impact component TBOs, the manufacturer said, adding that it is working on minimizing the impact on maintenance, procedures and costs. More than 330 AW139s have now been sold, the manufacturer said, with over a third being for offshore transport operations. For related news


text:
would be interested if it came in something other than dayglo black.
The Vulpine Merino Button Jersey is soft and comfy with good cycle-specific features, although it's subtle enough not to look too out of place off the bike.
It's 100% wool – fine, medium-weight, non-itchy merino. Even a few washes down the line, it feels good without any prickliness at all, and flat-lock stitching throughout adds to the comfort. Plus, as usual with merino, it wicks moisture away from your skin well and is very resistant to odours. That means you can sit indoors at a mid-ride café stop without feeling guilty about putting other customers off their cappuccinos.
The Merino Button Jersey is quite unusual in that... well, it has buttons. The clues are all there if you think about it. That means opening the neck to let the breeze in is more difficult than it is with a zip, but we're guessing that most people who use this jersey aren't going to be too bothered about that; it's a casual riding jersey rather than a top for people who are training or racing. The buttons are actually on the left-hand side – you know, the women's side – which makes things more tricky if you're a bloke and you're used to them on the right, but you'll probably leave them done up most of the time anyway.
The cut is slim – not skin-tight racer style, but certainly close to the body – so there's not a whole lot of excess fabric to waft about as you ride. The rear is long so there's no risk of you showing any bare flesh back there. If anything, I'd say it's maybe a touch overgenerous. I'm 1.90m tall and had the medium sized jersey and it still reached way down. The hem is elasticated and there's a silicone gripper inside so there's no danger that it's ever going to ride up.
There's plenty of storage space around the back although the pocket arrangement is unusual. You get a deep, slant-topped pocket on each hip, and between them a zipped pocket that'll take a wallet, phone or MP3 player. This one sits much lower – it's only 9cm high. Why have Vulpine done that? It's to keep your stuff out of the way if you're wearing a backpack. It's a good idea and it works well.
You get reflective trim back there too, and a loop from which you can hang an LED – again, out of the way of a backpack. Embroidered logos are a stylish finishing touch.
Who should buy this jersey? Although I love the feel of merino, I'm not a massive fan of it for high-intensity riding in the summer. Yes, it wicks sweat really well but if you do manage to get it sopping wet in the heat it gets heavier than synthetics. Anyway, the relaxed design of this jersey suggests it's more suitable for leisure riders, commuters, tourers... people who are perhaps going to carry on wearing it once they reach their destination. If that's you, this is a really high-quality choice.
Extremely comfortable cycle-specific jersey that doesn't shout 'bike kit' if you wear it around town too.
If you're thinking of buying this product using a cashback deal why not use the road.cc Top Cashback page and get some top cashback while helping to support your favourite independent cycling website
road.cc test report
Make and model: Vulpine Merino Button jersey
Size tested: Medium
Tell us what the product is for, and who it's aimed at. What do the manufacturers say about it? How does that compare to your own feelings about it?
Vulpine say:
"Incredibly comfortable, with extraordinary attention to detail. Odour-free, sweat-wicking, cut long and slim for cycling. Made from 100% highest grade mid-weight Merino, faultless flatlock stitching, with three well thought out rear pockets, a light loop and reflective detail at rear.
100% merino wool
Extraordinarily odour-resistant
Very breathable
Cut long for cycling
Flatlock stitching for comfort
Two rear-angled pockets
One rear zip pocket for valuables
Reflective band and light loop
Embroidered branding
Silicon waist gripper
Engraved buttons with V stitching"
There's nothing to take issue with there.
Tell us some more about the technical aspects of the product?
Merino wool naturally wicks sweat and is antibacterial so it doesn't easily pick up unpleasant odours.
Very well made from super-soft merino with flat-lock stitched seams, embroidered logos and a good silicone gripper inside the hem.
Although Endura do a merino jersey at £45, most are considerably more expensive than that. Shutt VR's are around £80 and Rapha's are more than that.
Tell us what you particularly liked about the product
The comfort and the lack of odour.
Tell us what you particularly disliked about the product
The buttons are on the left-hand side which I found awkward. I never remembered.
Did you enjoy using the product? Definitely.
Would you consider buying the product? Maybe.
Would you recommend the product to a friend? Yes.
About the tester
Age: 41 Height: 190cm Weight: 75kg
I usually ride: My best bike is:
I've been riding for: Over 20 years I ride: Most days I would class myself as: Expert
I regularly do the following types of riding: time trialling, commuting, club rides, sportives, general fitness riding,
Mat has worked for loads of bike magazines over 20+ years, and been editor of 220 Triathlon and Cycling Plus. He's been road.cc technical editor for eight years, testing bikes, fettling the latest kit, and trying out the most up-to-the-minute clothing. We send him off around the world to get all the news from launches and shows too. He has won his category in Ironman UK 70.3 and finished on the podium in both marathons he has run. Mat is a Cambridge graduate who did a post-grad in magazine journalism, and he is a past winner of the Cycling Media Award for Specialist Online Writer.
6 comments
Hi Astra. We've put the same care and performance characteristics into a casual jersey,as a racing jersey, if not more. In a way you need it more! No odours, comfort and looking good off bike isn't easy!
The fabric is 100% Tasmanian merino, not a blend. It costs us a bomb! Plus really high end stitching and detail. No messing!
I hope that's fair comment.
This jersey is great.
I was unsure of the style initially, I usually go for jerseys with collars, but as soon as I slipped it on I loved it. I often wear mine to work and have had several compliments from non-cyclists. It's amazingly comfortable in a hot British office with no air conditioning too. I could wear it for the whole week without it getting the slightest bit smelly - however, I'm not sure my colleagues got the memo on Merino wool, so I have to rotate it with other stuff so they think I've washed it!
I love it. More please, Mr. Vulpine.


text:
257 Derby Avenue, New Haven, CT 06515
Coxe Cage is the home of the Yale men's and women's indoor track and field teams. In 2005, Coxe Cage underwent major renovations, installing a banked Mondo track as well as a Mondo infield. The renovations were able to take place due to the generosity of Donald M. Roberts '57, who named the track the Frank Shorter '69 Track, to honor the former Yale cross country captain and two-time Olympic medalist. The track is one of the premier venues in the United States, and provides Yale athletes with an unparalleled training and competition facility. A new digital scoreboard was installed as well.
|"It's an incredible facility with a banked track that provides a much faster running surface than the flat tracks generally do at a lot of schools. It's a really nice surface. The facility itself is older-looking but it's a very natural and rustic environment to run in. The track is very fast and comparable to most tracks on the East Coast. More of the heralded tracks on the East Coast are at places such as the Armory and the Boston University track -- they are considered to be the fastest -- and I really think that this track is just as quick."
--Georgetown's Andrew Bumbalough, who ran a 3:58.46 mile on the Frank Shorter '69 Track at Coxe Cage during the 2008 Giegengack Invitational
The Cage was named for Charles Edmund Coxe (1893), a hammer thrower on Yale's squad. Legend has it that Coxe, who was charged with raising funds for the new facility, could not be bothered with such efforts and instead offered the necessary $300,000 to build the facility on the stipulation that it be named for him. Yale accepted the offer and began construction on what was then considered to be one of the largest structures of its kind in the world. Measuring over 356 feet long and 156 across, with a ceiling reaching almost 83 feet, the building encompasses over 3.3 million cubic feet of air space. To this day its 26,000 square foot skylight is among the largest anywhere. At the time of the Cage's construction, its track was designed to be one of the fastest in the east. At the opening ceremony for the new facility, Yale's half-mile relay ran an exhibition in a time of 1:32.4, better than any previous indoor mark.
In 1982, Coxe Cage also underwent major renovations. The old cinder track and dirt floor were removed in favor of a state of the art, "tuned", En-tout-cas oval and infield. The track was mounted on a structure designed to allow the runner to train more consistently without suffering the strain and injury incurred on other surfaces. At the time of its installation it was thought to be the most advanced track of its kind. In 1988, another track was installed.
All field events can be contested within the oval, including the shot put and weight throw.
Coxe Cage and the William Clay Ford Indoor Track Center have played host to many major championship meets, including multiple ECAC championships and national scholastic championships.


text:
Microbial Ecologist Peter Groffman comments on a new study that links increased CO2 and nitrous oxide emissions with worm-ridden soils.
Projects that improve water quality by planting vacant lots, parking strips, and other urban spaces with trees and community gardens also bring people out of doors and teach local kids about their environment.
This summer, 10 undergraduate students will join the Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies' research community to carry out science of their own design.
A new report warns that climate change is causing shifts in species composition faster than expected. Co-author and Cary scientist Peter Groffman comments, "cold temperatures are a critical regulator of species outbreaks and also of species distributions".
National Geographic reports on the impacts of extreme weather events and the importance of research that studies their ecological effects.
MedPage Today reviews the major medical news stories of the past year and includes disease ecologist Rick Ostfeld's warning of an increased risk of Lyme disease during the summer of 2012.
A new report says the effects of climate change are already being felt in bug-infested forests of the Intermountain West, in reduced flows of the Colorado River basin and in the amount of snow that falls in the Rocky Mountains.
Nearly every day, we read about problems caused by invaders like the emerald ash borer killing trees across New York, West Nile virus killing people across the United State (1,499 so far), zebra mussels clogging water intakes and changing the Great Lakes and Hudson River ecosystems and Burmese pythons eating everything in the Everglades.
Everybody seems to know about food webs these days — how primary producers capture the energy of the sun, and pass it along to consumers and then on to predators — but I'm not sure that most people really understand what food webs are about.
Long-term research on the impacts of climate change can give us insight on how certain environments will respond to warming temperatures. Poughkeepsie Journal reports on Cary research.
Some species of freshwater mussels are teetering on the brink of extinction. The Millbrook Independent reports on studies by Cary's David Strayer and Heather Malcolm.
In places like Phoenix and Minneapolis, scientists think that cities are starting to look alike in ways that have nothing to do with the proliferation of Starbucks, WalMart or T.G.I Fridays.
Dr. Rosi-Marshall will be the next Director of the Baltimore Ecosystem Study, Long-Term Ecological Research project, a role that is targeted to begin in 2016.
Researchers are recognizing the importance of understanding the effects of climate change on a local scale.
Millbrook, N.Y. -- In the northern hardwood forest, climate change is poised to reduce the viability of the maple syrup industry, spread wildlife diseases and tree pests, and change timber resources.
Today, I want to talk about that old Thanksgiving favorite — wet, rotting leaves.
Science Magazine reports on causes for the widespread decline of freshwater mussels and cites Cary research studying the factors threatening mussel habitats.
Meteorological conditions measured at our weather station as Sandy passed over Millbrook, N.Y.
In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, Cary's Rick Ostfeld warns of an increased risk of infectious disease due to storm waters displacing urban rats.
When sharing science with diverse publics representing a broad swath of cultural, ethnic, ideological and socioeconomic interests, it certainly helps when those doing the sharing are themselves representative of a diverse cross-section of society.
I have seldom witnessed an issue as divisive as the extraction of natural gas by hydraulic fracture, better known as fracking.
This year's West Nile virus outbreak is marching toward the record books, with the Centers for Disease Control reporting some 3,100 cases and more than 130 deaths in the United States.
Our second annual Fall Luncheon, held on September 16, was a resounding success.
From October 4 -18, painter Maria Coryell-Martin will join the Cary Institute's research community as our fall artist-in-residence.
Traditional academic calendars give teachers and students the summer off to unwind, but you wouldn't know that from the learning that took place on our campus.
Online version of our popular newsletter.
Do you want stories about environmental issues delivered to your inbox?
Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies | Millbrook, New York 12545 | Tel (845) 677-5343
Privacy Policy | Copyright © 2018


text:
Barney Google and Snuffy Smith is one of the longest-running comic strips in history. Created by Billy DeBeck in 1919, it first appeared in the sports section of the Chicago Herald and Examiner as Take Barney Google, F'rinstance. It starred the cigar-smoking, sports-loving, poker-playing, girl-chasing ne'er-do-well Barney Google. By October of that year, the strip was distributed by King Features to newspapers all across the country.
In 1934, Barney Google met Snuffy Smith, a hillbilly who soon eclipsed him in popularity. Not long after this meeting, the strip became known as Barney Google and Snuffy Smith. In 1942, the comic strip was inherited by DeBeck's long-time assistant, Fred Lasswell, who continued to draw the strip until his death in March 2001. Lasswell, a master of the sight gag, really developed the hillbilly characters of Hootin' Holler. John Rose, who inked the strip for Lasswell, has been carrying on the bodacious tradition of being the strip's cartoonist since 2001.
This tremendously popular feature boasts clients in 21 countries and 11 languages. It has added several phrases to the American vernacular, including "sweet mama," "horsefeathers," "heebie-jeebies" and "hotsie-totsie." It has been the inspiration for a hit song, "Barney Google (With Your Goo-Goo-Googly Eyes)" and is one of a few historical comic strips to be honored on a special set of U.S. postage stamps.
Awards and Distinctions:
In 1946, the National Cartoonist Society named its first outstanding cartoonist of the year award The Billy DeBeck Award. It was given out every year until 1953, when it was replaced with the Reuben Award.
In 1946, Fred Lasswell was presented with the prestigious Silver Lady Award from the Banshees Society in New York City for his work on the Barney Google and Snuffy Smith comic strip.
In 1963, Fred Lasswell won the coveted National Cartoonists Society's Reuben Award as "Outstanding Cartoonist of the Year," as well as the award for "Best Humor Strip Cartoonist."
In 1984, Lasswell was presented the NCS' Elzie Segar Award for his unique and outstanding contributions to the profession of cartooning.
The book "Barney Google and Snuffy Smith: 75 Years of An American Legend" by Brian Walker was published in 1994.
In 1995, Barney Google and Snuffy Smith became one of a few historical comic strips to be honored on a special set of U.S. postage stamps.
John Rose was honored with the 2004 Outstanding Professional Achievement in the Media Award from the Public Relations Council of the Shenandoah Valley for his work on the Barney Google and Snuffy Smith comic strip.
John Rose was honored with the Jamboree 2010 Contingent Leadership Award by the Stonewall Jackson Area Council of Boy Scouts (VA/WV) for creating a commemorative Snuffy Smith 100th Anniversary of Boy Scouting patch for the National Jamboree.
In 2013, "The Bodacious Best of Snuffy Smith" was published. In this volume, cartoonist John Rose selected more than 350 of his favorite Barney Google and Snuffy Smith strips from 2004-2013. This collection is the first collection of Rose's work on the strip.
In 2015 Rose was honored with the Lum and Abner Memorial Award in Mena, Ark., by the National Lum And Abner Society for his contributions to rural humor as the cartoonist for the Barney Google and Snuffy Smith comic strip.
In 2017, at Walt Disney's Hometown Toonfest in Marceleine, Mo., Rose was honored with an award for his contributions to cartooning through his work on the Barney Google and Snuffy Smith comic strip.
Ol' Bullet loves nothing more than huntin', fishin' or relaxin' with Snuffy. Their relationship proves that dog definitely is man's best friend!
When Barney Google's adventures took him deep into the Kentucky hills to escape the law, he met Snuffy Smith, a bodacious hillbilly who soon eclipsed him in popularity. At one time the premier moonshiner of Hootin' Holler Mountain, this card-playin', hammock-swayin', shotgun-sprayin' varmint made the headlines when he vowed to give up his still forever. We'll just see about that!
Snuffy's adoring wife. The only thing she enjoys more than servin' up tasty vittles to Snuffy and the kids is servin' up a bit of juicy gossip to her best friend, Elviney. She loves her role as chief cook and bottle washer in the Smith household!
Snuffy and Loweezy's nephew. Always in a coonskin cap and suspenders, Jughaid proves that while you can take the boy out of the country, you can't take the country out of the boy! He loves frogs, slingshots and --uh-- Mary Beth--maybe!
Little Tater is the spittin' image of his Paw, only shorter! Tater is the apple of his papa's eye — and the bane of Jughaid's existence!
While Loweezy keeps tabs on Snuffy inside the house, it's Sheriff Tait who watches every step he takes outside the house. He's rough on checker cheats, chicken stealers and jay walkers!
Likes to visit his flock daily around suppertime. He has tried for years to save ol' Snuffy's soul — to no avail!
A horse who brings out the best in Barney. Barney hates for Spark Plug to lose a race, but he loves their friendship.
Dishes the dirt with Loweezy over the gossip fence! She knows everything that is going on in Hootin' Holler!
The bodacious school marm. She is sweet on Uriah the Mailman and sour on Jughaid, who gives her plenty of headaches each week!
Purty, prissy and sweet on Jughaid!
Snuffy's sidekick and long-sufferin' husband of Elviney!
Barney Google was ridin' Spark Plug when he met Snuffy Smith in them thar hills long, long ago!
The one and only best doctor in Hootin' Holler, with the one and only car!
See what the Royal Membership is all about.


text:
Evenflo is a company that knows how to help parents take care of a baby. For nearly 90 years, they have been in the business of making products for babies and toddlers as they grow up to be happy productive children. At one time, they only carried items such as baby feeding bottles and breastfeeding basics. Now, they have a generous selection of high-quality breastfeeding products. Evenflo also carries are jumpers, playards, and travel systems suitable for baby and toddler needs. Little ones love these because they are safe and durable.
BabyGiftsOutlet.com is your one stop shop for all your baby product and baby gift needs. We bring the highest quality products from trusted brands and manufacturers at affordable prices so that you can be rest assured that you get the most for your money. Feel free to browse our large selection of baby gifts by narrowing down the color, brand, and price range that fits your needs for your baby.


text:
Oscar Pistorius Planning Private Memorial for Reeva Steenkamp Despite, You Know, Killing Her
Just because Oscar Pistorius killed Reeva Steenkamp doesn't mean his love for her died too.
TMZ reports that Pistorius is planning a private memorial for the model that he shot multiple times and possibly beat with a cricket bat.
Pistorius' rep said, "Oscar specifically requested the memorial service as he continues to grieve and remains in deep mourning for the loss of his partner Reeva."
"Since it is such a sensitive issue, Oscar has asked for a private service with people who share his loss, including his family members who knew and loved Reeva as one of their own."
Just so everyone remembers, it's a sensitive issue because Pistorius shot her multiple times and possibly beat her with a cricket bat. That makes things pretty sensitive.
The Blade Runner is on trial for murdering Steenkamp on Valentine's Day. He stands by his argument that he believed her to be an intruder, though evidence and his story simply don't seem to add up to our armchair forensics and juris doctorates.
What does add up is the idea of Pistorius hosting a private memorial for the girl he shot multiple times and possibly beat with a cricket bat, because it would make him look a lot more remorseful for shooting her multiple times and possibly beating her with a cricket bat. Because he did that.


text:
Hundreds of millions in foreign aid unspent last year, federal records confirm
OTTAWA — The Harper government is being accused of failing the world's poor after federal financial documents confirmed that nearly $300 million earmarked for foreign aid went unspent last year.
That represents nearly 10 per cent of $3.1 billion that was supposed to have been distributed by the former Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) to fight poverty in the developing world, and is on top of other cuts already being implemented.
In contrast, $25 million went unspent in 2011 and only $2 million in 2010.
International Development Minister Christian Paradis's office did not immediately respond to questions Friday, but the government has previously said its focus is on making sure the aid money it does spend is used effectively and not simply shovelled out the door.
But that explanation hasn't mollified foreign aid experts, who note reports from CIDA officials that dozens of worthy projects have been collecting dust on the minister's desk awaiting approval.
"That $300 million could have saved tens of thousands of lives, through medicines and clean water," said Carleton University aid expert Edward Jackson.
"It could have been used to put tens of thousands more on a path out of poverty and violence through education, business loans and human rights advocacy."
Julia Sanchez, president and CEO of the Canadian Council for International Co-operation, attributed the unspent dollars to the need for ministerial approval for even the smallest international development projects.
"This is not for want of sound proposals and effective programs that are having a real impact on the ground," Sanchez said in an email.
"The government needs to clearly identify where this bottleneck is occurring, and take measures to remedy this. More than anything, effective aid and development means timely and predictable decisions and flow of funds."
Others note future funding on projects in Haiti and other countries has been frozen, while NGOs and development groups have not been invited to submit project proposals for two years.
They allege the government is actually cutting Canadian foreign aid by stealth so as to avoid criticism and political scrutiny.
"This radical underspending is actually an aggressive budget cut to the aid program that was never discussed in Parliament or with the Canadian public," Jackson said. "This is completely unacceptable behaviour on the part of the government of a wealthy, modern country."
The Conservative government announced last year it was cutting $377 million, or about 7.5 per cent, of Canada's $5-billion aid budget as part of its efforts to slay the federal deficit.
(Before being rolled into the Foreign Affairs Department, CIDA managed about $3.1 billion of the aid budget, with the remainder split between Finance, Foreign Affairs and other federal departments.)
University of Ottawa aid expert Stephen Brown said by returning $300 million in intended foreign aid back to the federal coffers, "they've basically doubled the cut to the foreign aid budget in a way that nobody would notice."
"This was money that was supposed to go to the poor, that the Parliament of Canada voted to go to fight poverty abroad, and the government has decided without Parliament's permission, to cut."
The Harper government's approach to foreign aid has long been a source of contention, starting with its shift from poor countries in Africa to middle-income trading partners in Latin America in 2009.
The government has also cut long-standing ties with international development groups in favour of closer partnerships with Canadian mining companies, and rolled CIDA into the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade.
That decision was made in secret and only revealed when the federal budget was presented in March.
It was recently revealed that the head of one of the world's largest mining companies, Rio Tinto Alcan, is sitting on a five-person panel charged with advising the government as it revamps the former CIDA.


text:
Many of us are familiar with the all-day-long trip, to a farm or orchard far outside Louisville, to hunt down that perfect Christmas tree or Halloween pumpkin. We go out of our way because we appreciate plants and products grown in our own region, and we enjoy the experience of spending time in a pleasant rural setting with our families. We sometimes make the trip because we haven't necessarily found that same quality of product or family-friendly experience in Louisville grocery or home-improvement stores.
But, as more and more Louisvillians are discovering, one local business is not only selling lush, regionally-grown potted plants and seasonal products like pumkins, gourds and even Christmas trees, it is also offering families the pleasure of an outdoor excursion, with the added touch of a personal connection that you won't find at the large farms, right here inside our own city limits. Garden Angels Nursery, located at 131 S. English Station Road, offers the best of both worlds. Located inside the Landis Lakes shopping center in Middletown, Garden Angels Nursery sells seasonal goods and outdoor decor from some of the best regional farms and growers, but also includes an outdoor portion of the shop that provides a scenic, rural escape from the rest of the city.
"Everything we have is locally grown in the area,†explained the shop's owner, Marty Kaiser, as we walked through the fenced-in outdoor space now crowded with colorful mums, cornstalks, pumpkins, gourds, bales of hay and even a larger-than-life pumpkin for kids to play inside. "These mums are grown in Borden, Ind. – just right there – and the straw is grown in Indiana. I get a lot of my pansies and things like that from Shelbyville. Everything is right here. Because I just feel like we have to support our (area) and our economy and all that. So that way, if it goes full circle, it sure makes it better for all of us right here.â€
Kaiser, who is 72 years young and in no hurry to retire, has been in the business for 25 years and on English Station Road for two, and intends to make her current location the nursery's permanent home. She prides herself not only in offering the best quality seasonal goods, but also in the personal touch and extra attention she's able to offer her customers, many of whom come to her with special requests. Right now that includes custom-painting Halloween pumpkins, something the nursery brought to the area several years ago, long before it became a local trend. Customers can request cartoon characters, bring in pictures of images they'd like or even request a school or team's name and colors. The designs are done personally by Kaiser and her employees, who can draw just about anything in a cartoon style with a two- to four-day turnaround. The shop also offers designer pots of perennial flowers, another customer favorite.
Once the holiday season begins, the shop and outdoor space will transition to include wreaths, magnolia leaves, holly and, of course, Christmas trees. Tuning in to the needs of her customers, Kaiser is making the decision to offer trees as early in the season as Nov. 15 this year. "The reason that I get them in that early is because it's customer demand,†she mentioned. "Because they want to do Thanksgiving (with their Christmas trees on display).†She will also introduce a new item, beautiful wooden carved nativity scenes in a variety of sizes, and will even have her own life-sized nativity on display in the outdoor space for shoppers and visitors to admire.
"I've had so many people asking for nativity sets and scenes, so we're going pretty big in that,†Kaiser enthused. "I'm working with a (carver), we're doing all wood. …I am so glad people are asking for the nativity sets, I think we've lost so much of that.â€
Open year-round with an ever-changing selection of seasonal indoor and outdoor decor, Garden Angels Nursery is the perfect place to find freshly-grown, locally-produced goods in a family-friendly environment. And you'd be hard pressed to find, even at the destination farms outside the area, an owner with more enthusiasm and true passion for her business, and her customers.
"We're not huge or anything, but I sure do love what I do. This morning I got here at ten after 7 (a.m.),†she noted as we made our way through the outdoor space, past bushels of potted plants in every imaginable fall color. "Just because walking through here, if that doesn't make you believe in God, there's nothing on the face of this Earth that will.
"What I love about this business, my business, is that every season is a special event. …It's just amazing.â€
Garden Angels Nursery, 131 S. English Station Road, is open Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. For more information call 502.489.3939.


text:
Ultima Online celebrates its twelfth birthday by inviting everyone who has ever played back to rediscover the joys of getting killed over and over again while trying to chop wood.
Sure, there are other good things about Ultima Online as well. It'll run on your toaster, and there isn't any of that third-person camera view you get in today's MMORPG titles that makes you feel uncomfortably semi-immersed. No, Ultimate Online is old school, and EA hopes that lapsed players are feeling a little nostalgic about old Britannia. At least nostalgic enough to take advantage of a little free game time.
"We're hoping that, as part of the Return to Britannia Campaign, former players will once again rediscover the joys of Ultima Online," said Jeff Hickman, Executive Producer for Mythic Entertainment. "UO was the first love of many MMORPG players, and it still holds a special place in their hearts after 12 glorious years. I think returning players will be pleasantly surprised to find a thriving and vibrant community from around the world ready to welcome back their former compatriots and include them in their ongoing adventures."
Returning players will have access to all expansions through Mondain's Legacy, so they'll be able to create elves and hunt for mailboxes to dance naked near. Those wanting a taste of the new Gargoyle race recently introduced in the Stygian Abyss expansion are welcome to pay for it.
Visit the game's official site to hop back onboard. The free play time runs from now until October 16th.


text:
20 comments:
That little deer photo is adorable! I love deer too (I even named my blog after one)!ReplyDelete
OH. MY. GOD.ReplyDelete
Someone just left a comment on my blog for the giveaway saying their favorite song from your currently listening to is "5 Years TIme" and I randomly decided to come check it out and OH!!!! I've been trying to find this song for over a year! I didn't know the artist or the song title! :::whew::: Good story right? Hahahahahahaha :)
This is the best playlist I've found in a while! I've totally parked your blog in the background and I've been rocking out to your music for nearly 20 minutes! =)ReplyDelete
Oh, and I'm your newest follower, so "HI!"
I told you I've been listening to this all morning... Well, Caress Me Down just came on and I cracked up! I love that song but definitely didn't expect it! Hello high school flashback!ReplyDelete
We need to be friends. I'm loving this!
5 Years Time is one of my all time FAVE songs! Ok. This clinches it. We're made to be bloggy friends.ReplyDelete
Cute blog girl! Glad I found you.ReplyDelete
Your blog is ADORABLE! Keep the inspiration rolling! Love the pics and the editing tricks!!!ReplyDelete
So glad I stumbled upon your blog! Too cute :-)ReplyDelete
Your newest follower,
i am in LOVE with your blog!! it perfect. <3ReplyDelete
We have very similar music taste! :)ReplyDelete
Love your blog!!!
Love your playlist! Especially Sublime, Pepper and State Radio! :)ReplyDelete
love that you have the current music pics. always looking for some new tunes :)ReplyDelete
Nice to meet! Your blog is fabulous. I am also so addicted to thrifting, although my drug of choice is decor stuff and Pyrex. Sweet Jesus do I love Pyrex. Just wanted to tell you your blog is gorgeous and your DIY's are so inspiring.ReplyDelete
Glad I found that blog :) I loved your photos and DIYs. Thanks for sharing us. You really inspired me! :)ReplyDelete
I follow you for a mounth, but I just remembered, I didn't say "hi" to you. So, hi! :)
Great playlist by the way :)
Much love.
I'm so happy that I've found your blog, it's adorable! I love your DIY projects!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 28, 2012 at 3:57 AM
Cool Blog! It's so colourful and ginger is the cutest xxReplyDelete
Your blog layout is so so super cute!!ReplyDelete
Ok, after reading all the comments above about this "5 years time" I had to listen to it on Spotify... Holy heck that's a great song! If only I could whistle!!! :)ReplyDelete
Just stumbled upon your blog and I love it! I'll definitely keep reading and follow you. I'm fairly new to blogging. :)ReplyDelete
Just found your blog and love it! Loving all the recipes and profects - I have a long day of reading ahead of me :)ReplyDelete
New follower DaisyBisley


text:
It may officially be spring, but here at the Oceanside Public Library we are still celebrating all things wintery and frozen. Join us for a family movie appropriate for all ages on Monday, March 31, 2014 at 4:00 p.m. in the community rooms at the Civic Center Library, 330 North Coast Highway. All princesses and princes be prepared to sing along to your favorite songs as we enjoy this animated feature film. This library event is free and sponsored by the Friends of the Oceanside Public Library. For more information please call the Oceanside Public Library at (760) 435-5600 or visit the website at www.oceansidepubliclibrary.org.
( News Release )


text:
SCIEX makes cancer research donation
Blog Post
- Published: Nov 14, 2016
- Author: Jon Evans
- Source: SCIEX
- Suppliers: AB SCIEX
- Channels: Electrophoresis / Gas Chromatography / Detectors / Ion Chromatography / Sample Preparation / HPLC / Laboratory Informatics / Proteomics & Genomics / MRI Spectroscopy / Raman / NMR Knowledge Base / Proteomics / X-ray Spectrometry / Atomic / Base Peak / Infrared Spectroscopy / UV/Vis Spectroscopy / Chemometrics & Informatics
SCIEX has donated US$11,000 to the World Cancer Research Fund (WCRF), a UK-based charity that funds and supports vital scientific research into cancer prevention related to diet, weight and physical activity. This money was raised through SCIEX's strong employee participation in the company's annual engagement survey, where SCIEX committed to making a donation to this very important cause based on the number of survey responses collected.
The WCRF cause is aligned with SCIEX's vision of placing the power of life-changing answers into the hands of those who care, everywhere. The WCRF initiative is SCIEX's latest contribution towards accelerating cancer research through providing the critical tools, expertise and partnerships that are urgently needed for developing more effective cancer therapies.
SCIEX's generous donation will help the WCRF to fund expert scientific research to deepen our understanding of cancer risk and consequently how to reduce the incidence of the disease. "We're incredibly grateful to SCIEX for their generous support in raising an impressive $11,000," said Paul Fretwell, head of fundraising at WCRF. "It's thanks to the amazing efforts of companies like SCIEX and their dedicated staff that we can continue to fund ground-breaking research into cancer prevention and survival, and help the public make more informed lifestyle choices to reduce their risk of cancer,".
"It is through SCIEX's strong customer collaborations and partnerships that we can advance cancer research and ultimately aid in the promise of precision medicine," said Jean-Paul Mangeolle, president of SCIEX. "We live this vision inside our workplace as well, by aligning our employee engagement programs, such as the SCIEX Run for Life, which also benefited WCRF, to support charities that work within Healthcare Research and Discovery. SCIEX is addressing some of the biggest issues in medicine to help improve peoples' lives."
(Photo shows SCIEX presenting its donation to the WCRF: (left to right) Caroline Moye, head of WCRF UK; Claire Sanderson, team leader, sales, SCIEX; Russ Watts, director, business development & marketing EMEA, SCIEX; Kate Allen, executive director, science and public affairs, WCRF International.)
There are currently no comments on this post.
Comment Form
You have to log in to comment on this post.
Log in using the form at the top of the page or register here.


text:
Unsolved drugs
A simmering controversy surrounds what's still unknown about how antibiotics kill
CNRI/Science Source
Penicillin attacks with a calculated strike, splitting open cell walls. Kanamycin sends a bacterium's protein assembly line into mayhem. Ciprofloxacin dices a microbe's DNA into a genetic hash. Like trained snipers, each of these common antibiotics seems to dispatch bacteria with a simple tactic: Target a high-profile molecule crucial to survival and, with a single, clean shot, defeat the whole cell.
For decades, this notion of how antibiotics kill has guided the design and deployment of drugs that have saved countless lives. Since scientists introduced penicillin in the 1940s, antibiotics have tamed some of the most deadly microbes into mild nuisances. Bacterial infections that cause tuberculosis, pneumonia and diarrhea, the three leading killers in the United States a century ago, have become curable or rare in the developed world.
But after myriad clinical victories, some scientists are questioning what we really know about the modus operandi of these


text:
Having a powered 11m session last night when my spreader bar snapped and fully detached. Luckily I was doing a carve transition and I was ripped from my footstraps before the bar was ripped from me and because I attach my leash to part of it my kite took a few tumbles dragging the lines with it before settling LE down. Lucky as; the tide was going out and there was room upwind; escaped with only some staved fingers and a badly bruised hand; and lucky because I was doing some pretty big jumps in what was, due to the tide, pretty shallow water.
The spreader bar is less than a year old, there is no sign of rust, or wear.There was no warning, it happened so fast I had no time to react and it was pretty violent. I emailed the manufacturer who has offered a warranty replacement no quibbles; however a quick google shows that this is more common that you might think on these bars. Also irrespective of this how many failures like this is too many? This is a critical piece of equipment and it made me think what if this had happened at a busy launch such as where I go on holiday like El Medano, or if another water user had been nearby?
This is something that probably 99% of people cannot be spot easily (how many kiters are welders/fabricators). Unlike some other parts it doesn't show any obvious signs of wear or use and should a spreader bar have a shelf life and what is this in hours/use?
Yes it is a Dakine Hammerhead. As stated they and the UK distributor were quick to reply and offer a warranty replacement (how much confidence do I have in this?) but my emailing them was not for this purpose and I suggested as above - how many failures are too many before they look at the manufacturing of these?
Therefore this is not a 'name and shame' thread but I want to find out if this has happened to others, or with other bars. I think if I have enough evidence then I'll forward it to Dakine. This is not me simply feeling aggrieved. I do think this is a serious safety issue and if there is any potential for this to fail in such a way then surely the manufacturer has to look at the design/quality control. I have googled and can't seem to find this issue with other brands so wondering if anyone out there has had it happen to them on any brand?


text:
Careers in Engineering
Aerospace Engineering
Aerospace engineers design, develop, and test aircraft spacecraft, and missiles and supervise the manufacture of these products. They develop new technologies for use in aviation, defense systems, and space exploration, often specializing in areas such as structural design, guidance, navigation and control, instrumentation and communication, or production methods. They often use design software, robotics, and lasers and advanced electronic optics. Aerospace engineers typically are employed in the aerospace product and parts industry, although their skills are becoming increasingly valuable in other fields.
Biomedical Engineering
Biomedical engineers combine biology and medical concepts withengineering to develop devices and procedures that solve medical and health-related problems. Many do research to develop and evaluate systems and products for use in the fields of biology and health, such as artificial organs, prostheses, instrumentation, medical information systems, and health management and care delivery systems. Some specialties within biomedical engineering include biomaterials, biomechanics, medical imaging, rehabilitation engineering, and orthopedic engineering. Unlike many other engineering specialties, a graduate degree is recommended or required for many entry-level jobs.
Civil Engineering
Civil engineers design and supervise the construction of roads, buildings, airports, tunnels, dams, bridges, and a water supply and sewage systems. Civil engineering, is considered one of the oldest engineering disciplines, and encompasses many specialties. The major specialties within civil engineering are structural, water resources, environmental, construction, transportation, and geotechnical engineering.
Electrical Engineering
From the global positioning system that can continuously provide the location of a vehicle to giant electric power generators, electrical engineers are responsible for a wide range of technologies. Electrical engineers design, develop, test, and supervise the manufacture of electrical and electronic equipment. Electrical engineers specialize in different areas such as power generation, transmission, and distribution; communications; and electrical equipment manufacturing, or a specialty within one of these areas - industrial robot control systems or aviation electronics for example
Industrial Engineering
Industrial engineers determine the most effective ways to use the basic factors of production - people, machines, materials, information, and energy - to make a product or to provide or serve. They are most concerned with increasing productivity through the management of people, methods of business organization, and technology than are engineers in other specialties. Although most industrial engineers work in manufacturing industries, they may also work in consulting services, healthcare, and communications.
Mechanical Engineering
Mechanical engineers research, develop, design,
manufacture, and test tools, engines, machines, and other mechanical devices. They design tools that other engineers need for their work. The field of Nanotechnology, which involves the creation of high-performance materials and components by integrating atoms and molecules, is introducing entirely new principles to the design process. Mechanical engineers work in many industries, and their work varies by industry and function.
Nuclear Engineering
Nuclear engineers research and develop the processes, instruments, and systems used to derive benefits from nuclear energy and radiation. They design, develop, monitor, and operate nuclear plants used to generate power. They may work on the nuclear fuel cycle, the production, handling, and use of nuclear fuel and the safe disposal of waste produced by the generation of nuclear energy--or on the waste produced by the generation of nuclear energy--or tone the production of fusion energy.
Agricultural Engineering
Agricultural engineers apply knowledge of engineering technology and biological science to agriculture. They design agricultural machinery and equipment and agricultural structures. Engineers who work in this field may specialize in power systems and machinery design, structures and environment, or food and bioprocess engineering. Agricultural engineers work in research and development, production, sales, or management.
Chemical Engineering
Chemical engineers build a bridge between science and manufacturing, applying the principles of chemistry and engineering to solve problems involving the production or use of chemicals. They design equipment and develop processes for large-scale chemical manufacturing, plan and test methods of manufacturing products and treating by products, and supervise production. Chemical engineering also work in healthcare, biotechnology, and business services industries. They are aware of all aspects of chemical manufacturing and how it affects the environment, the safety of workers, and customers.
Computer Engineering
Computer hardware engineers research, design, develop, and test computer hardware and supervise its manufacture and installation. Hardware refers to computer chips, circuit boards, computer system and related equipment such as keyboards, modems, and printers. Computer software engineers design and develop the software systems that control computers. The rapid advances in computer technology are largely a result of the research and development and design efforts of computer engineers. To keep up with technological advances, these engineers must continually update their knowledge.
Environmental Engineering
Environmental the principles of biology and chemistry, environmental engineers develop solutions to environmental problems. They are involved in water and air pollution control, recycling, waste disposal, and public health issues. Environmental engineers conduct hazardous-waste management studies in which they evaluate the significance of the hazard, offer analysis on treatment and containment and develop regulations to prevent mishaps. They design municipal water supply systems. They conduct research on proposed environmental projects, analyze scientific data, and perform quality control checks. Environmental engineers are concerned with local and worldwide environmental issues.
Materials Engineering
Materials engineers are involved in the extraction, development, processing, and testing of the materials used to create a diversity of products, from computer chips and television screens to golf clubs and snow skis. They work with metals, ceramics, plastics, semiconductors, and combinations of materials called composites to create new materials that meet certain mechanical, electrical, and chemical requirements.
Petroleum Engineering
Petroleum engineers search the world for reservoirs containing oil or natural gas. Once these resources are discovered, petroleum engineers work with geologists and other specialists to understand the geologic formation and properties of the rock containing the reservoir, determine the drilling methods to be used, and monitor drilling and production operations. They design equipment and processes to achieve the maximum profitable recovery of oil and gas. Petroleum engineers rely heavily on computer models to simulate reservoir performance.
Mining Engineering
Mining and geological engineers find, extract, and prepare coal, metals, and minerals for use by manufacturing industries and utilities. They design open pit and underground mines, often using computers; supervise the construction of mine shafts and tunnels in underground operations; and devise methods for transporting minerals to processing plants. They are responsible for the safe, economical, and environmentally sound operation of mines. With increased emphasis on protecting the environment, many minding engineers work to solve problems related to land reclamation and water and air pollution.


text:
Maze of Glass..
November 3rd, 2009
November 3rd, 2009
A creation of fantastical porportions can be the only way to describe artist's Ayala Serfaty glass interpretation of the essence of nature in its most abstract form. Along with photographer Albi Serafty, Ayala Serfaty created the studio Aqua Creations in 1992 which seeks to develop and produce furnishing and lighting items through an artistic approach. It is in the comfort of her studio, whose headquarters are located in Tel Aviv and, as a result of her studio's success, a showroom that is located in New York, that she has managed to create these almost underwater like glass reefs which evoke in its beholder a childish, awe-eyed amazement resulting in serenity and a peaceful deafness. [ Continue Reading ]


text:
A Modern Classic - The Mobil Headphone DTX 501 p
Exceptional Sound with a Timeless Look:
The DTX 501 p from beyerdynamic is a mobile headphone that never goes out of style
A Modern Classic
Exceptional Sound with a Timeless Look:
The DTX 501 p from beyerdynamic is a Mobile Headphone That Never Goes Out of Style
Heilbronn, June 2012: Mobile headphones are much like fashion
accessories: there are the bright, flashy models that come in trendy
colours and designs, and then there are the classics that outlast every
trend. The DTX 501 p, available for 79 € from beyerdynamic, the audio
specialists from Heilbronn, Germany is the perfect example of classic
Whether in timeless black or white, these headphones are the perfect
finishing touch for every look, whether you're on a red-eye flight in a
business suit or relaxing on your summer holidays. The durable folding
mechanism and collapsible headband enable you to quickly and easily
store the extremely light headphones, which weigh a mere 120 grams,
in the supplied hard case so that you can unfold them just as swiftly
after you've switched flights or arrived at your hotel. The hard case with
a zip fastener not only protects the precise sound transducers, it also
holds the in-flight adapter, which is included as standard.
The exceptional design is also evident in the sound quality of the
DTX 501 p; whereas other headphones use superficial effects to try to
impress listeners, these headphones feature pure sound through
perfectly balanced and precise reproduction. Deep bass and clear
treble, without the common colouration in the mid-range, come together
to create a level of sound quality that is unparalleled in this price class.
At the same time, soft, skin-friendly ear cushions ensure optimal
comfort while protecting the wearer from unwanted ambient noise. In
other words, you'll never tire of listening to these headphones. The
DTX 501 p is sure to be a perennial favourite.
Starting in August, the DTX 501 p will be available for purchase from
specialist retailers or directly from the manufacturer:
Technical Specifications DTX 501 p
|Transducer type
|Operating principle
|Frequency response
|20 Hz - 20,000 Hz
|Nominal impedance
|32 ohms
|Nominal SPL
|104 dB
|Sound coupling to the ear
|1.3 m / single-sided straight cable
|Gold vaporised mini stereo jack
plug (3.5 mm)
|Special feature
|Carrying case, flight adaptor
|Recommended retail price
|79 €
Number of characters (with spaces): 1,921, Number of lines: 38
Reprint free of charge, copy requested
Press Contact /
Request for sample products:
Please select your country at http://europe.beyerdynamic.com/vertriebspartner/weltweit.html and look for Distributors, responsible for Headphones und Headsets(Consumer). Our Distributors will be pleased to support you.


text:
Did you read today's front page stories & breaking news?
Java Industry News
Cloud Computing and Big Data in 2013: What's Coming Next?
What changes in the cloud computing / big data landscape should you be expecting in 2013? Industry experts review the year ahead
By: Jeremy Geelan
Dec. 18, 2012 01:00 AM
What changes in the cloud computing and big data landscape should we be expecting in 2013?
2013 Will Be The Year of Big Data | The Internet of Things | Cloud To The Rescue (DR) | SSD
John Engates | @jengates
Robin Gilthorpe | @robingil4p
Cloud Users To Drive IaaS Adoption | AppDev from the Ground Up To Flourish | Hybrid Clouds Will Proliferate
Mårten Mickos | @MartenMickos
Jnan Dash | @JnanDash
IaaS Shakeout | PaaS Shakeout | Big Data Shakeout
Nati Shalom | @natishalom
Big Iron Storage Will Become Obsolete | Software-Defined Storage Will Heat Up | Beyond CapEx/OpEx
Kevin Brown | @kbcoraid
Cloud Verticals | IaaS Migrations | Mobility To Drive Cloud Adoption | Clouds Forced To Get Real
Tim Crawford | @tcrawford
"Cloud" To Fade as a Term| "-aaS" Ditto | Virtualization Will Expand | Data Innovation To Continue
Sam Johnston | @samj
A computer scientist at heart, Sam was previously the technical program manager for Google's global tape backup program, where he worked in the Site Reliability Engineering team in Switzerland and gained deep knowledge of current, former and future Internet-scale server and storage platforms. Before joining Google, Sam worked at Citrix Systems and served as founder and CTO for a number of successful high-tech start-ups in Australia, France and Ireland. He blogs at http://samj.net
The Rise of Industry-Specific Clouds | Cloud To Impact Staffers | PaaS/IaaS Boundaries Will Blur
David Linthicum | @DavidLinthicum
Cloud Adoption To Reach Majority in U.S. | Local Cloud Networks | Business Consumerization of IT | Community Clouds Will Advance
Brian Patrick Donaghy | @appcore
Democratization of Big Data | BYOD & BYOS | The Internet of Things
Robert Rizika | @ProfitBricksUSA
Bob serves as CEO of ProfitBricks USA at ProfitBricks GmBH. Before that he serves as President & CEO of Blackwave Inc. and as CEO & President of QuantumClicks.
Miko Matsumura | @mikojava
New Data Classification Models Will Emerge | Storage, Access and Security Rules To Align | Powering the Cloud: Centralized Infrastructure vs The Environment
Margaret Dawson | @seattledawson
Service-Centric Approaches | Mergers & Acquisition Activity | Leveraging of Multi-Cloud Management | Skills Gap
Brian Gracely | @bgracely
Application Management Platforms | Single Function Webservices | Big Data Apps for Finance | DMZ
Brian McCallion | @BrianMcCallion
Big Data "Lottery Winners" | HP Cloud To Pick Up Momentum | Data Center Construction Boom |
Mark Thiele | @mthiele10
Mobile Growth Era Still Just Beginning | "SoMoClo" | The Return of Microsoft| IoT Expansion Will Accelerate
Bob Gourley | @CTOvision
Authentication and Identity Management | Living in the Public Eye | Shockwave Rider Redux
Terry Woloszyn | @wolyn
2013 Is Reality Check Time | Effective Data Analysis Is Necessary | Tools & Techniques Are Also Necessary
Kyle Gabhart | @KyleGabhart
Reader Feedback: Page 1 of 1
Latest Cloud Developer Stories
Subscribe to the World's Most Powerful Newsletters
Subscribe to Our Rss Feeds & Get Your SYS-CON News Live!
SYS-CON Featured Whitepapers
Most Read This Week


text:
Your browser does not support iframes.
The USDA recommends the use of self-sealing two-piece metal caps (lids plus screw bands) for home canning. For years, lid manufacturers have instructed us to preheat the flat metal lids in simmering water to soften the sealing compound before use. But if you use Ball® or Kerr® brand lids, your home canning has just gotten a little easier—preheating the lids is no longer required.
No matter where you drive in southern Indiana or central Kentucky, the black locust, Robinia pseudoacacia, is in full bloom, and a glorious bloom it is. There is nothing like the fragrance of black locust blooms wafting in the air and the Orchard Oriole singing in the trees, or so my wife, Carole, says. I have to admit the blooms smell awesome. Although the tree is not much to look at otherwise, I believe it rivals the beauty of the common dogwood when it is in bloom. Its blooms are also a good source of nectar for honey bees.
Insecticide-impregnated cattle ear tags have been a popular means of controlling pasture flies (horn fly and face fly) for over 20 years. The insecticide in the tag "blooms" from the plastic matrix and is then transferred to the animal's hair coat. Plus, the fly control program travels from pasture to pasture with the animal.
Yard sale season has arrived! As the temperatures are warming up, people are beginning to realize items, such as children's clothing or sporting equipment, they might need to purchase for spring and summer. Yard sale shopping is a great place to find items you need at bargain prices.
If You Are Searching for Yard Sale Bargains…
By now, you've likely heard about essential oils, but may not be familiar with what they are and their benefits and risks. Essential oils are highly concentrated oils derived from plants. While used for centuries, their popularity has recently soared, especially among individuals looking for natural healing options other than prescription medications.
I am often asked the question during the summertime how to get rid of mold in landscape mulch. University of Kentucky horticulture specialist John Strang and Extension plant pathologist Paul Vincelli offer some helpful suggestions. In addition to their suggestions, I have often found that a brisk raking of the mulch will allow the surface to dry sufficiently to disrupt the life cycle of the fungi or mold.
Mulch can be beneficial in many ways on plant beds, around foundation shrubs and other gardening locations in your yard, but mold can threaten its benefits.
I know there is still a lot of snow on the ground, but spring will eventually be here on March 20th. Here are a couple of programs that you might want to put on your March calendar.
Last summer's canning season may be over, but you can brighten up gray winter days with homemade marmalade. Use it to bring some sunshine to your own breakfast, or share the goodness with friends and family. This recipe from the National Center for Home Food Preservation does not need added pectin to gel, because citrus fruits contain enough of their own natural pectin. Many of these fruits are readily available at the produce section of your grocery store.
Citrus Marmalade
¾ cup grapefruit peel (from 1 grapefruit)
When you go grocery shopping, you've probably seen some new terms on the labels of your favorite foods. These terms are not meant to cause confusion but can help you make more informed choices about the foods you eat. This is a good thing, as concerns among consumers about food origin, safety and quality continue to increase.
Here is a list of terms found on food labels and their definition as defined by the U.S. Depart-ment of Agri-culture or the Food and Drug Admin-istration.
According to the latest livestock reports, cattle numbers are on the rise again. Good management is critical.
To improve the reproductive efficiency, and profitability, of a beef cattle operation, you must understand proper heifer development. Properly managing yearling heifer reproduction is the first step toward reproductive efficiency according to Les Anderson and Darrh Bullock, University of Kentucky Extension Beef Specialists.
Copyright © 2019
The Trimble Banner is your source for local news, sports, events, and information in Trimble County, KY and the surrounding area.


text:
Environmental groups are crying foul after recent reports that BP has offered to settle environmental damage fines related to the 2010 Gulf oil spill for $16 billion to $18 billion.
Environmental groups are crying foul after recent reports that BP has offered to settle environmental damage fines related to the 2010 Gulf oil spill for $16 billion to $18 billion.
John Kostyack, vice president of wildlife conservation at the National Wildlife Federation, called the offer inadequate, saying it was less than half of the company's total liability to repair the largest environmental disaster in U.S. history.
National Wildlife Federation officials estimated BP should face a liability of more than $50 billion for its damage to the Gulf of Mexico.
"BP should not be let off the hook with a low settlement and allowed to shortchange the Gulf," Kostyack said. "A low settlement leaves the Gulf of Mexico more vulnerable to further deterioration from natural and man-made disasters, as well as demonstrates to polluters that they will not be held fully accountable."
There are two major sources of environmental fines BP will face as part of the settlement. BP can be fined from $1,000 to $4,300 per barrel leaked for violations of the federal Clean Water Act. Just a month ago, the Justice Department announced in a court filing it would pursue holding BP responsible for "gross negligence and willful misconduct" in the spill, which would result in the heftiest fines under the Clean Water Act.
That could add up to fines of more than $20 billion, 80 percent of which will go back to the Gulf Coast for environmental and economic restoration projects.
BP will also be fined under the Natural Resource Damage Assessment, a legal process that quantifies the cleanup cost and the cost of restoring the natural resources of the Gulf back to where they were before the spill.
That process involves a huge study of the damage the spill caused to the environment. That information is used to develop a plan to restore the environment that BP must pay for.
Kostyack said it is hard to determine how much the Natural Resource Damage Assessment plan will cost BP because much of the data on spill damage being collected is still secret. But looking at what Exxon was fined after the Exxon Valdez spill in Alaska in 1989 and using today's costs, it should amount to around $30 billion, he said.
"It will take an investment of tens of billions of dollars to restore the Gulf over the long-term," said Ian MacDonald, professor of Oceanography at Florida State University. "Crucial data is still being gathered to assess the damage for the Gulf oil disaster, so a potentially low settlement now is cause for concern."
BP will also face fines under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, Marine Mammal Protection Act, Endangered Species Act and Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act.
MacDonald said "troubling long-term trends" in the Gulf's environment are still being assessed by scientists. That includes effects in the microbial environments in the Gulf and in beach sands that could reverberate through the food chain to impact the long-term productivity of the ecosystem.
There has also been wetland loss, damage to Gulf coral communities and immediate deaths and possible long-term health effects for birds and marine mammals.
Some studies have shown the combination of oil and the dispersant Corexit used during the spill could have been more toxic overall than oil alone, MacDonald said.
People on the Gulf have also suffered, MacDonald added. Billions in tourism revenue was lost, and economic loss to commercial and recreational fisheries may top $8.4 billion. The loss of family-owned businesses and traditions had a serious mental health impact on Gulf residents.
While national media attention has drifted away from the spill, MacDonald said, the "shift in coverage to more immediate events must not blind us to what's needed to restore a health ecosystem."
Both the Clean Water Act and the Natural Resources Damage Assessment have important roles to play after the oil spill, with the former aiming to deter future environmental disasters and the latter aiming to restore the Gulf environment. Kostyack encouraged the federal government to seek the maximum penalty for each.
"We need to know what is the total liability? And how much reduction is being proposed? And is it fair?" he said.
Nikki Buskey can be reached at 857-2205 or email@example.com.


text:
Page Not Found!
We're sorry, your page could not be found.
- The page address (URL) may have changed.
- The page may have timed out.
- The page is missing or never existed.
- The page may be temporarily unavailable.
What you can do:
- Wait and see if it becomes available again shortly.
- Restart your computer.
- Send us an e-mail to notify us of this issue and try it again later.
- Search for other medication by using the search bar above.
- Go back to our home page.
In the meanwhile, here are some of our most popular prescription medications you may be interested in:


text:
Peugeot 407 pinouts
The connector/pinout information may be applied to the :
Vendor: Peugeot
Device name: 407Automotive Diagnostic
There is one pinout found for Peugeot 407.The pinout (pin-out) is a cross-reference between the contacts (pins) of an electrical connector and their functions. The link to appropriate pin assignment diagram is listed below.
- Peugeot OBD II diagnostic connector pinout for all 1997 and later Peugeot models


text: AGCO Unveils RG700 RoGator Sprayer June 19, 2013 06:35 AM Tweet The new RG700 RoGator self-propelled sprayer will be launched in fall 2013, manufacturer AGCO has announced. © AGCO TAGS: Marketing, Overseas December 18, 2014 By Nate Birt Top Producer Managing Editor Email AGCO will introduce its new RG700 RoGator self-propelled sprayer this fall featuring a 700-gal. capacity and a Tier 4i-compliant engine, the manufacturer announced. It marks the company's first application equipment to be launched following the discontinuation of the smaller-capacity SpraCoupe line in May. The sprayer will be showcased at farm shows and regional events this fall, says Mark Sharitz, director of marketing, AGCO Application Equipment. Features of the new machine include: Tier 4i-compliant engine of 165 hp Narrow and standard axle configurations, allowing for multiple track widths Six-post cab design with panoramic front windshield, folded booms beneath sightlines for heightened visibility and ergonomic armrest and joystick Technology including sprayer and boom height controllers, RoGator Management Center and AGCOMMAND telemetry system AWD SmartDrive System, even weight distribution and Parallel C-channel flex frame for consistent field speeds, traction and a smoother ride The RG700 represents the fourth member of the RoGator line, which already features the RG900, RG1100 and RG1300. Back to news