text:
ArchiveCategory Archives for "Last Longer"
Prevent premature ejaculation and learn how you can last longer during sex (with a few simple tips).
Prevent premature ejaculation and learn how you can last longer during sex (with a few simple tips).
I think you'll nod at your screen when I say:
Life is tough
Theres so much to do and you have limited time and more importantly limited energy.
Maybe you want to renovate your house, maybe you want to start your own business, maybe you want to lose weight, every morning you start with the best intentions thinking this is the day you're going to do it.
And if you have a wife/girlfriend and/or a family that is a list of never ending demands right there.
When the end of the day comes, you're simply exhausted. You want to work, but your brain, energy and willpower seem to have all abandoned you.
Ah such is life.
Or is it?
Have you ever seen that movie Limitless staring Bradley Cooper? (If you haven't stop reading this article and go and watch it now.
Well Testosterone is the closest thing in real life to the drug in that movie.
It's basically magic.
It will make you:
Not to mention will be waking up with rock hard erections everyday, and you'll be so horny the dog will have to watch it's back.
And in this article I'm going to teach you how to raise it while sitting around on your ass doing nothing (although that's not something I recommend)
I'm going to give you 8 of the best foods to raise your testosterone.
In the last post I covered the 5 best ways to naturally raise your testosterone.
If you didn't read it, get your head straight boiiiiii
Here's the benefits of having high testosterone, so you can see how serious keeping it high is:
Basically everything every man has wanted more of since the beginning of time, so yeah, pretty important.
And if you're on the lower end of the spectrum you can expect to see the following lovely side effects:
I would go as far as to say do everything it takes to get your testosterone up naturally and the rest of your life will fall into place too.
So in this article I'm going to teach you 8 things you had NO IDEA were keeping your testosterone levels low.
I think you'll agree with me when I say that testosterone is one of the most important hormones in the male body.
If you don't know what I'm talking about i'll let you in on a little secret.
High Testosterone:
And that's just to name a few of the benefits.
Now, I know what you're thinking:
"Get me to the doctor YESTERDAY, fill that syringe up with testosterone and stick it up my ass now"
But don't be so hasty.
It's not clear that supplementing testosterone, as opposed to raising it naturally, comes with all of these benefits.
And there is also the possibility of some unsightly side effects when supplementing.
Such as:
So in this article I'm going to teach you the 5 best ways to naturally increase your testosterone.
This way you can have your cake and eat it too.
You can have all of the benefits with none of the side effects.
Do you have trouble getting women to come through penetration?
Do you feel like women get bored when they fuck you? you couldn't even imagine a woman that you like literally begging you for sex?
Or do you come too soon, you can never last long enough for a woman to come?
Maybe you've learnt how to lick pussy. You're pretty good at it, but you know you're missing out. You know seeing your woman clench and moan from a massive orgasm while you're fucking the shit out of her would make you feel like a fucking man.
If you've got this far you're probably thinking:
Yes, but what the hell can i do about it?!
Well one thing that can solve all of these problems is getting your thrusting right. Get it right and you can last as long as you want and have girls screaming so loud your neighbour 3 doors down will know you by name.
Training your PC muscle can help both men and women with urinary incontinence. But for men, there are also a few specific benefits of a strong PC Muscle:
You prevent premature ejaculation and get harder erections.
Here you can learn the basics of training your PC muscle, with so-called Kegel exercises.
Testosterone is important for us men.
If your Testosterone level is low, you don't really feel like having as much sex and you have a lower energy level than usual.
If this is you, I'm sure you're fed up with it.
In this article you will discover how to increase your testosterone naturally.
Coming together is a thing you see in every romantic hollywood movie.
But, as you know if you've tried it, it's harder than you think.
But there is a solution.
Here you will learn how you can both come at the same time, with 10 simple tips:
Do women fake orgasms?
I don't want to be a spoilsport, but women do pretend to have orgasms, and have been doing so for a while.
Their reasons for doing so might surprise you..
Here I will tell you with a 100% honesty why they do this, and how you can prevent it in the future.
All alone behind your screen with tissues, when you haven't had sex for a long time? You're completely done with it.
You want to spend this time and energy on beautiful ladies in real life.
With the help of this article you can find out if you have a porn addiction, and it will also give you 8 reasons to stop watching porn.
Want to know how to fuck her good?
In this article you will discover cool tips on how to fuck her longer & harder, so that she will beg you for more sex.
It doesn't matter whether you're in a relationship or single.


text:
Come on out on January 4th for the first Friday session at the Commodore Barry Club, 6815 Emlen St, Philadelphia, PA 19119 ("The Irish Center"), starting at 8:00 p.m. We welcome learners and beginners, and allow the first hour to go a little slower, unless, of course, nobody wants that! Questions: contact Hollis at 215.248.6468 or through her website at http://hollispayer.com/contact-hollis/
Post a comment
Comments are moderated, and will not appear until the author has approved them.
Your Information
(Name and email address are required. Email address will not be displayed with the comment.)

subset: commoncrawl


text: This is a New mounting gasket for the main hydraulic or hitch pump for IH 706 through 1586 tractors. Check out my store for other IH hydraulic related parts. I have over 25 yrs. experience of rebuilding IH tractor and motors and have many parts available . Email your questions and I can probably help you.


text:
Nomad NYC Registration Update
The NYC Office of Radiological Health will be following the same process as the New York State Department of Health to register the NOMAD hand-held x-ray device in New York City.
The NYC Office is now preparing a variance form similar to the one prepared by the state. In the interim, any dentists who would like to register a NOMAD in NYC should submit with the registration a request for variances from Sections 16.53(a)(7) and 16.53(b)(3) of Part 16 of the New York State Sanitary Code in order to operate the NOMAD hand-held x-ray unit.
The variance request should be sent to:
Gene Miskin, Director
Office of Radiological Health
New York City Department of Health
Two Lafayette St., 11th floor
New York, NY 10007
If you have any questions, please contact the NYC Office of Radiological Health.
Upcoming Events
April 3rd - CANCELED: (BROOKLYN) CPR and Medical Emergencies in the Dental Office (#2020-07)
April 6th - SDDS Board of Trustees Meeting
April 23rd - CANCELLED (STATEN ISLAND) SDDS General Membership Meeting - Orthognathic Surgery for Treatment of Obstructive Sleep Apnea
April 24th - CANCELED: (BROOKLYN) Digital Dentistry I: Integrated Implantology (#2020-08)
May 1st - (BROOKLYN) Overprescribing Antibiotics: But it Ain't My Fault (#2020-09)


text:
An Integral Matter of "Awareness" and "Timely/Periodic Responsible Updating" of Our Computer Operating Systems to Effectively Protect/Safeguard Please
Indeed, if we might be having some of the operating systems that are not being provided either their automatic security updates or even otherwise being provided even the most basic essential defensive updates, then that leaves not only the actual device but then its interconnected network as well completely exposed/open to several unpredictable risks.
Utilizing the latest operating systems as well as ensuring to periodically update/whether the relevant security updates or other corresponding updates from their authentic/legitimate sources/resources would in a way helpful to some reasonable extent to effectively strengthen its/their degree/layers of protectiveness.
Its a matter of "awareness" as well; of realizing that as we take important and remarkable care of various other aspects/factors in our daily lives, our computerized operating systems also need to be effectively updated to ensure that they are not left open to unpredictable risks/vulnerabilities please.
Where technology or even any field of knowledge is concerned, there is a certain code of conduct; there is a certain discipline and defined process that apparently leads and further evolves in well precisioned alignment/conceptualization; knowing that all of the creative evolution of nature is an integral matter of what remains submerged at its core, for from the roots, the emerging routes gain their directionality/vision and essence of purposefulness; its not that the computers operating systems being mechanical are not as pivotally important or following a disciplined procedure as all else of the creative evolution of nature does/thus please.
Each and every aspect truly merits its well deserved attentiveness and utmost tenaciously vigilant safeguards to be well in place to adequately/protectively safeguard the respective interests and proper functionality of the respective systems well precisioned channelization/structurization and flow uninterruptedly please.
It is very deeply concerning to note that hospitals have also been targeted in this current global cyber attack; don't those who do this ever realize that life support systems and so many noble souls lives are precariously challenged to their foremost ever; IF those who are engaging in any such malicious actions are reading this; a sincere appeal to them to please realize that any and everyone are meritoriously striving to fulfill their pure divine potential in all that they earnestly do to the very best of their capabilities, so why do you'll intervene and make/cause so much havoc in so many millions of peoples daily lives please? Be considerate that money that is ill gotten through any means is bringing with it the illness/the negative energy=since that money has been acquired under cheating/devious/misguidance and misleading so many noble souls to forfeit their really hard earned money for which they might have worked several months at a stretch; and likewise, we are not sure who is facing what battle/crusade in their lives or fraught with what phenomenal challenges/likewise sets of factors unfolding in their daily lives; why make it so very hard for them please? and yet again, what if one of your family/relatives were in the hospital, would you be able to just let anyone suffer like that inconsiderately please? Kindly realize that so many patients need to have the lief support and other integral systems to be well functional and in their optimal consistent mode without any of these threats/hacking or other ransom ware of whatsoever that is unethical since life was never – is never and will never ever be able to convey its importance; for its for each and every one us to earnestly realize that we have born true be life =- to fulfill our pure divine potential in this blessed life and true be a blessing to/true all of life ever sow pure divine worthily please; Shiva Shakti bhava, God bless.
©2017 Vashi Chandi


text:
Book Online
Music Consultations
2 Services
Artist Development Consultation
Schedule a music consultation with an Industry Professional! We will talk about upcoming projects, and see how we can help you achieve your goals and reach your full potential!
Music Production Consultation
Meet with Atlanta Music Producers & Engineers to speak about upcoming projects and how we can help achieve your goals and reach your full potential! Listen to our catalog of music that is available for all genres of Musical Talent!
Master Music Enterprise, LLC
Business & Events
2135 Defoor Hills Rd
Atlanta, GA 30318
United States
Sun, Mon, Sat: 9:00am - 5:00pm
Mon - Fri: 6:00pm - 10:00pm
+1 (812) 369-5129


text:
Winter is a challenging season for landscape photographers, but the snow-covered landscape can lead to powerful photographs. While spring, summer, and certainly autumn tend to get more attention, winter is a season that should not be ignored. In this post you'll find an inspiring collection of 25 winter landscapes from various photographers. Hopefully this showcase will provide you with some ideas that can be used in your own winter photography.
→ Related reading: Winter Landscape Photography Tips
Photo license links: CC BY 3.0, CC BY 2.0, CC BY-ND 3.0, CC BY-ND 2.0, CC BY-SA 2.0


text:
What follows are fragments of information about some early residents of the Dewittshire neighborhood in DeWitt, NY. Anyone who can add to this information, or provide a "clue" to people listed below, is urged
to contact the compiler
Click here to read about other early residents of Dewittshire
A. W. Adriance and Elizabeth Adriance lived at 125 Ambergate Rd. in the early 1940's. He was a salesman for the Walker Co., Inc.,
Walter Baker lived at 102 Wellington Rd. in 1940.
Ella Barber lived at 201 Wellington Rd. in 1930.
Paul R. Brown moved from 105 Ambergate Rd. in 1939. His mother, Victoria Meeks, of Brooklyn, died 12-6-1931. She was struck by a car two days earlier while crossing Genesee St., near Thompson Rd., in DeWitt.
E. L. Byrne and his wife lived at 205 Wellington Rd. in 1934.
Mrs. Elizabeth Clark lived at 109 Warwick Rd. by 1942.
Harold H. Clark lived at 207 Warwick Rd. until 1941
Robert C. Cowan lived at 229 Wellington Rd. before moving to Piercefield, NY in 1952.
Charles W. Davidson and his wife lived at 121 Dewittshire Rd. before moving to Miami Shores, FL in 1952. He was a manager for the Metropolitan Insurance Co.
Ernest K. Dimock lived at 226 Wellington Rd. in 1935.
Mrs. Jessie E. Donahue lived at 302 Dewittshire Rd., South, by 1942.
Elizabeth S. Driscoll lived at 203 Ambergate Rd. in 1932.
John R. Foley and his wife (nee Lewis) lived at 205 Dewittshire Rd., South. They purchased the home in 1955, and moved there from 104 Roney Ln. in Syracuse. They previously lived in Peoria, IL.
Mrs. Lewis Fox lived at 201 Wellington Rd. in 1935.
Lawrence D. Glenn and Vera L. Glenn lived at 110 Dewittshire Rd. by 1943. He was the assistant general foreman for the General Electric Co.
William H. Grant of 207 Ambergate Rd. died in April, 1933.
Mrs. Fred Hersey (Clara C.) lived at 213 Ambergate Rd. by 1942.
John P. Livingston and his wife lived at 211 Wellington Rd. In 1952 they moved to Kingston, PA.
Charles Marrian lived at 127 Dewittshire Rd. in 1934.
George F. Martin lived at 200 Wellington Rd. in 1933. He was a collector of Indian relics.
Nathaniel Meager lived at 129 Dewittshire Rd. by 1942. He was a dairy salesman for the Netherland Dairy.
William O. Meyer lived at 110 Dewittshire Rd. in 1931.
Mrs. Henry Parry (nee Hutchcraft) lived at 125 Ambergate Rd. in 1933.
Frederick Redding purchased a newly built home at 201 Ambergate Rd. in 1932.
David Whitcomb Riley, his wife and son, George, lived on Ambergate Rd. in 1935.
Russell E. Rolfe and his wife lived at 300 Dewittshire Rd., South, by 1946.
Donald L. Savage lived at 104 Wellington Rd. in 1935
Howard K. Smith lived at 300 Dewittshire Rd., South, having purchased the home in 1958.
Robert Smith and Dorothy Barhyte Smith lived at 207 Ambergate Rd. by 1957.
Jack Sutherland lived at 105 Ambergate Rd., having purchased the home in December, 1939.
James D. Taylor and his wife lived at 221 Ambergate Rd. in 1938.
John E. Van Vranken lived in Dewittshire in 1932.
Warren R. Wallace lived at 210 Wellington in 1930.
David E. Waters lived at 101 Wellington Rd. in 1933.
Lloyd T. Williams lived at 108 Ambergate Rd. in 1932.
Margaret Winder lived at 215 Wellington Rd. by 1943.
Jacob Yaegle and his wife lived at 110 Dewittshire Rd. by 1940
This house at 117 Dewittshire Rd., shown in 1952, is typical of the homes in Dewittshire.
(photo courtesy of John Hafer)


text:
Guys, before the last update, the one that changed the helicopter for a flying saucer, I used to got three to four videos per hour. Now I just receive one video per day. Is this a punishment for people who bought the update?
I used to get township coins and bills after watching the videos. Are you making efforts to people stop playing your game or it is just another bug to turn our game experience in a nightmare?


text:
Combining innovative design with the highest-quality materials, luxury brand Crave have created the sleek and subtle (yet oh so powerful) Vesper – the world's first rechargeable vibrator necklace.
Each Vesper is designed from stainless steel with a high polish and hangs elegantly on a 26 inch chain. Available in 3 colours - silver, rose gold, and 24kt gold-plated - this stylish accessory completes any outfit and is suitable for all occasions. It can be worn as a subtle addition to the office, a standalone statement piece with your favourite lingerie set, or beautifully layered with other jewellery for date night, making the pursuit of pleasure easily accessible. With super quiet low, medium and high speeds, and either a constant mode or pulsing mode, to choose from, Vesper is designed for your custom pleasure whenever and wherever you desire.
There are vibrators. There is jewellery. Then there is the Crave Vesper.
Material: Polished stainless steel, nickel-free plating.
Flexibility: Firm
Waterproof: No, water-resistant
Controller: Built-In Push Button
Power Type: USB rechargeable
Vibration Speeds: Multiple speeds and pulse setting
Washing: Hot soapy water and toy cleaner


text:
I am an Integrative Counsellor using a variety of techniques to assist my clients to find their solutions and then work towards their intended goals.
Whether you feel your dilemma is behavioural, emotional or spiritual, I believe that in our working together you can discover more of your inner being and strengths and become enabled to move forward positively.
Your sessions are therefore - about you.
As a supervisor, working with counsellors, I bring a wide and deep breadth of experience into the supervision sessions. For other professions such as medical, nursing, health visitor, social worker, the following might apply.
As a member of the caring professions, your service contract might require you to undergo external supervision during your time of employment. Supervision is often understood to be a management tool to ensure compliance to the required standards pertinent to your role.
However, External Clinical Supervision is about you.
How are you really "being" as you work to optimise your delivery of care? What issues are you facing domestically and professionally that you would rather not discuss with your managers, spouse or partner?
Often an exploration of your whole life & way of being alongside your professional processes can be very insightful, leading to empowerment and levels of fulfilment which have been previously absent.
External Clinical Supervision helps you thrive and not just survive.
I have a Bachelors degree in Pharmacy, a Diploma in Counselling, and a Clinical Supervision Certificate. I have over 1500 hours of counselling experience.
Having had experience as a community and NHS pharmacist, church minister, husband & parent over the past forty odd years, I consider that I am able to understand the problems and issues that can trouble a human being.
Whether you come to me for counselling or supervision, you can be assured that I am ready, willing and able to help.
In general I am able to work in several areas and issues.
I am also involved in couples & relationship therapy.
All counselling fees are negotiated on an income related basis during the first session.
Supervision fees are available on request. Special rates apply for counselling students in placement.
|Online counselling:
|Telephone counselling:
|Face to face counselling:
|Home visits:
|Sign language:
|Other languages:


text:
Title: Roped by the Bear
Author: Meredith Clarke
Genre: Paranormal Romance
Blog Tour: November 30 - December 4
Hosted by: S.B.B. Promotions
Finn has always been alone. His father, a bear clan leader, abandoned him years before. His boss at the ranch is disgusted by shifters, and Finn is just dirt beneath his heal, but he longs for acceptance and the love that was always denied him. Allie's life has sucked ever since her mother died. Inside her father's ranch, relationships are as cold as the harsh Colorado winters. A fateful snowstorm throws them together, and when they're stuck in a cabin together for a weekend, sparks fly between the two damaged and lonely lovers. But now, they have to hide their relationship from Allie's father... and the man she was arranged to be married to. Can the heat of their passion melt the coldness of those closest to them?
4 out of 5 stars ARC Kindle Copy for Review
After the death of her mother Allie's life been less than perfect. Trapped inside her father's ranch, their relationships are as cold as the harsh Colorado winters.
Finn is a loner. His father was a bear clan leader who abandoned him. He works at a ranch where the owner hates shifters. Finn is considered to be dirt but he longs for acceptance and the love that was always been elusive him.
Allie and Finn are caught in a snowstorm as they take refuge in a cabin. Being together sparks chemistry as these two lonely people become lovers.
But when they are rescue, they go back to their own worlds. They can't resist each other and decide to tell her father. While she tells her father, he has a change of mind and leaves.
Will he return to Allie or will she ever see him again? Was it just a weekend romance or will it be a forever love? A nice quick shifter read.
Meredith Clarke likes long walks in the trees and drinking sangria. Yeah for real. Like Edward Sparkly Cullen style. She writes alpha male yet cuddly characters and the hot women that love them. Open a book or two, eat a s'more, and cuddle up with the men of Meredith Clarke.


text:
Dichotomy – A Climber's Journey
Video, Art Direction, Story Telling
Dichotomy is a short film about finding the balance between training and the love for the outdoors. Specifically, competition training, aiming for the Olympics and finding the time to get outside.
Every climber has their story, and how they answer the question, 'why do you climb?' is different for each of them. This difference is what makes climbing wonderful and so diverse. But the question, 'what keeps you climbing?' and 'what motivates you?' is something that really interests us.
In our film, Dichotomy, we explore the answers to some of these questions with climber Rachelle de Charmoy. Rachelle personifies the dedicated gym climber, someone driven by goals. She approaches training in a very structured manner, which allows her to achieve amazing feats. But, one of the reasons she climbs is because, well – it's fun. Climbing outside, as she says "that's where climbing is supposed to be – climbing outside, that's the real thing". This interplay is something that we think a lot of climbers have to balance.
This balancing act will become more prominent as the Olympics draws nearer. Climbers who compete will have to soon decide – focus on the gym and sacrifice climbing outside or do what you love without competition pressure.
On a larger scale, we are starting to see professional climbers take on a new approach to training, like incorporating speed climbing. While there are some uncertainties around the inclusion of speed, it's great to see this sport get recognised for the physical and mental complexities it pulls from individuals. Climbing is of an Olympic standard and it likely an overdue recognition. Although this could change the landscape of climbing, it will be interesting to see how it develops and where it goes. It's an exciting space to be in, for all climbers and those connected to the community.
Now we turn to you guys – what do you think? Can you train for the Olympics and still take long trips to Rocklands? If you can't, what do you pick?
After we made this film, we caught up with Rachelle and asked her what was next:
"I want to focus on competition climbing, try to get to some world cups and see if I can get selected for the Olympics. Either way, I should come out stronger…"


text:
We'd come for the annual Festi-Vent sur Glace, an hour north of Montreal. David and Susan Gomberg, and Rod and Cindy Thrall were the featured international guests. The mayor himself showed up at the airport to meet us and the welcome couldn't have been more warm. We stopped in town for a sip of Canadian whiskey, and then arrived at our cozy bed and breakfast for a cognac nightcap. But no amount of alcohol could distract us from what we knew waited in the morning.
Cold. Brutal, blistering, mind-numbing cold.
The morning thermometer read 17 below. That's fahrenheit. And that was without wind. By the time we got on the lake, wind-chill pushed the temperature to 40 below. Ice was over three feet thick. Drills weren't long enough to push through for anchors so we tried ice screws. And every time we took a glove off to try and tie a knot, we knew we were way, way out of our element....
How do I describe the feeling? Exposed skin tingles. Eyes sting. Breath through your nose and everything freezes. Ice forms on the scarf across your mouth. And the porta potties are filled with rock salt to keep steaming "things" from freezing solid.
All I could think of was the balmy days at Kites on Ice where it was an incredible 55 degrees warmer...
Fortunately we were provided with a fishing house, firewood and a stove for warmth and shelter. We'd run out to the field, tie a knot or pull out a kite, then run back in to try and warm again.
The Canadains thought we were all a bunch of wimps. They were properly dressed and running around the field like it was a spring afternoon. Rod and I suspected they were fortifying themselves with a local beverage called Caribou which was a flammable mixture of red wine and gin.
We launched the penguin, the bear, a flock of gecko, and a series of airforms. The new yellow octopus even made it out of the bag. And at one point, while working the lines with both hands, Susie instinctively popped a carabiner between her lips to hold it for a moment. She won't be doing that again.....
Sunday the wind dropped off which made it seem warmer. But by then, we'd begun to run out of firewood.
Running kites around the field seemed impractical so we worked our lifters and occasionally coaxed the big pieces into the air. Other fliers used more unconventional approaches.
At the end of the day, we began the task of stuffing kites back into bags for the trip home. But we quickly discovered that the fabric had stiffened in the cold and was taking three times the space. Packing became just one more memorable event on this memorable trip.
Of course, if you think we didn't have fun, you'd be making a huge mistake. Saint Placide was a great gathering of good, hardy fliers. We saw old friends and made new ones. We had fun! And we'd definitely be delighted to go back -- next June...
Special News for Update Readers!
Maybe you saw our new Sutton Streamers when we introduced the big one a few weeks back. They are huge tails designed for the larger Flowforms. The big "252" model is 10x100 feet, and the smaller "125" is 7.5x75 feet. And the introductory price is just $159 and $99 respectively.
Back to the Update Index
Back to Gomberg Kite Productions International


text:
ISO 45001:2018 is the new international standard for Occupational Health & Safety Management Systems (OHSMS), which this year replaced OHSAS 18001. The standard sets out requirements for companies who wish to create and maintain a safe and healthy environment.
Kloeckner Metals UK said it has been preparing for the transition since first being aware of the new standard. The company said greater emphasis on top management leadership, better understanding of risks and company stakeholders, in combination with enhanced health & safety management systems, will allow it to continue to deliver quality products and services in a safe and sustainable manner.
Peter Whiting Kloeckner Metals UK CEO said: "Health & Safety is paramount to Kloeckner and we are very proud to be the first stockholder and distributor with SCCS to conform to ISO 45001.
"The new standard reflects our commitment to providing a safe and healthy environment across the business. It is furthermore a testament to our team who are continuously working hard to improve health and safety practices and well-being across our sites, which in return improves our overall business performance."
The SCCS is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the British Constructional Steelwork Association. It was established in the early 1980s to provide quality management certification for steelwork contracting organisations.
SCCS now offers a wide range of certification and monitoring services for the structural steelwork sector, including integrated or separate UKAS accredited Quality management systems, Environmental and Health & Safety management systems, Factory Production Control systems and selected National Highways Sector Schemes.
For more information about SCCS go to www.steelcertification.co.uk
Tagged BCSA, certification, Health & Safety, ISO 45001:2008, Kloeckner Metals UK, OHSMS, quality management, SCCS, steelcertification.co.uk


text:
Portico Designs, UK
Alice and Scott Set of 2 Notebooks
Set of two A5 notebooks featuring gold foil detailing and the beautiful design of Alice and Scott. Premium paper and printing make these notebooks a must have for everyday use or for those dangerously good ideas!
Alice and Scott are a leading British Stationary brand channeling black and white style. Their house mix of monochrome illustration, pattern and contemporary editorial has become their signature making them popular with many high street retailers.
- A5 Size - 15cm x 21cm
- Both notebooks have 100 lined pages
Return Eligibility: Can be returned within 7 days of receipt of order.
About the brand: Based in Bath, UK, Portico Designs are independent publishers of quality design-led stationery, gifts, calendars and greeting cards that feature world class licensed brands as well as their own in-house originated designs. Be it the whimsical playful collection of Roald Dahl, or the pretty floral designs of Laura Ashley, Portico Designs has creative capabilities to produce all kinds of design.
Check COD Availability
Customer Reviews
Alice and Scott Set of 2 Notebooks
Fast service. Good collection of items!
Cool collection
Recently Viewed
Customer Reviews
Alice and Scott Set of 2 Notebooks
Fast service. Good collection of items!
Cool collection


text:
A UN war crimes tribunal Wednesday slapped down former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic's challenge to an increase in his sentence for war crimes to a life term, saying its ruling was final.
Appeals judges in The Hague last month upheld Karadzic's 2016 conviction for genocide in the Srebrenica massacre and other atrocities during the Bosnian civil war in the 1990s.
They then increased his sentence from 40 years to life, saying the initial jail term had underestimated the "sheer scale and systematic cruelty" of his crimes.
Karadzic's lawyer last week filed a last-ditch attempt to overturn his client's sentencing, arguing that Karadzic's latest effort "may be distinguishable since he seeks to appeal only his sentence" -- and not the verdict.
But the tribunal's judges said "there is no legal basis... for Karadzic to appeal the appeal judgement."
Therefore, the court "dismiss(es) the appeal and the motion," the tribunal's president Carmel Agius said in a court document.
Karadzic, now 73, and his military chief Ratko Mladic were among the last suspects put on trial for Bosnia's bloody 1992-95 civil war.
Mladic, 76, dubbed the "Butcher of Bosnia", is currently appealing a life sentence on similar charges, including for the death of almost 8,000 Muslim men and boys at Srebrenica in mid-1995.
The massacre, which followed after lightly armed UN troops were overrun by Bosnian Serb forces, was the worst bloodshed on European soil since World War II.


text:
By DAN MACINTOSH
The first few songs into Brian Wilson's The Christmas Album Live concert were awkward and – truth be told – just a bit creepy. Wilson, who required help walking to, and sitting down at his white baby grand piano, sat stone-faced as he sang (talked?) his way through "Little Saint Nick" and "The Man With All The Toys."
He didn't smile, frown or even move rhythmically to this pioneering pop music he created. Was he just going through the motions? What was he thinking and feeling? There was no way of knowing. It was impossible to avoid momentarily contemplating Wilson's difficult life, which has included well publicized drug and psychological problems. So, in these first few moments, at least, he appeared to be more casualty than conqueror.
Wilson's accomplished band, however, saved the evening from turning into an uncomfortable audience experience. Guitarist/vocalist Al Jardine stood to Wilson's left, and acted as the de facto master of ceremonies by giving brief, historical and much appreciated introductions for some to these wonderful Beach Boys and Wilson solo Christmas selections. Whenever Jardine sang lead, as he did during the post-holiday music portion of the show with "Sloop John B," he sounded both strong and fully-invested.
The Wilson touring band also included former Beach Boy Blondie Chaplin, who brought welcome enthusiasm to his front man performances. He appeared to be, well, a little overserved. Nevertheless, he lightened the mood significantly whenever he a sang or soloed on electric guitar. He sang "Sail On, Sailor," one of the better latter period Beach Boys songs.
Most notably, though, was how he sang "Blue Christmas" right after mentioning this night would have been Carl Wilson's birthday. We've all had bluer Christmases with the silencing of Carl's pure singing voice. When Brian Wilson sang "God Only Knows," Carl was especially missed. Carl was the Beach Boys' best vocalist, and while Brian's voice had gained confidence and strength by this later section in the show, its limitations only further highlighted the youngest Beach Boy's irreplaceability.
This was also one large band, which included French horn, trombone, saxophones and vibes, in addition to standard rock guitar, bass and drums, and best proved its skills with a spot-on performance of "Good Vibrations." Hearers immediately recognized how much these players had studied this pivotal recording well, clearly evidenced in this spirited, yet detailed, live rendering.
Honestly, as joyous as the Christmas music portion was, though, singing along to "Good Vibrations" felt like a yet-unnamed Rock N Roll holiday of some sort. It's a type of hymn, or at least a teenage symphony to God, for sure. These goose bump-inducing good vibes were followed by a sampling from the Beach Boys' best known 'fun' music catalogue, which included "Help Me Rhonda," "Surfin' U.S.A." and "Fun, Fun, Fun."
After visiting the hyperactive 60s beach culture for a spell, the group quieted things down for "White Christmas," before sending the audience home with a group-sing on "Auld Lang Syne."
Ruby Friedman opened the show with a short set of quirky, personal songs. She has a great singing voice and was backed by a pair of guitarists and a violinist. Although stylistically different, Friedman follows her own unique musical path, which ultimately made a her a good opener for Wilson.
Although this Brian Wilson (mostly) Christmas concert got off to a rocky start, it finished strong. Wilson is nobody's idea of a charismatic performer. Then again, he rarely toured with the Beach Boys, even at his creative height with the Pet Sounds release, so Wilson may have never actually been a must-see live act. Therefore, this was a night to celebrate the music of the Beach Boys, arguably the greatest ever American rock and roll band. Likely, most in the audience went home thankful for the chance to celebrate the musical genius behind it all as an early Christmas gift.
Video courtesy of Hal Scheie:


text:
Bold Steps
This Basildon, Essex based company first came to the
attention of sportscar followers at, or just before, Le Mans
2001 – with engines powering the two EX257 MGs. The 2001
Test Day was the scene for a classic quote from AER boss Mike
Lancaster: "There's nothing they can do to us now
to stop us smiling." For
the significance of that remark, see more details on the two
litre turbo engine project below.
The AER factory
is the sort of no-frills affair you might expect of a company
based on a Basildon industrial estate. The most remarkable
feature of the facility is the incredible use of space. But
then if you're very successful at what you do, space
soon gets eaten up. "18 months maybe, before we're
ready to move," says Mike Lancaster (left). Can you wait
that long, Mike? The amusing aspect of this dramatic growth
is that it wasn't so long ago that the staff had to spread
out to try and give a more 'occupied' feeling to
each department.
is exactly what they are now, thanks to the following sequence
of events:
How does
a company achieve such growth, accompanied by such success?
Hard work from the staff, inevitably: Chief Designer Tim Baker
(above) took just Christmas Day and Boxing Day off in the process
of creating the Le Mans engine for MG – as did almost
everyone else. "Mike gives us whatever we need to fulfil
a project," says development engineer Graham Smith. "He
expects us to get on and do it, while he provides whatever
we need. Money no object. He's amazing the way he provides
everything we need."
If the recipe
really is as simple as that, others would find it easy to follow,
wouldn't they? But they wouldn't have the support
that Mike Lancaster has, from his 40 highly talented, staff.
And others wouldn't have his electronics background,
which allowed the formation of a company that "merged
the electronic and mechanical aspects of engine design, in
ways that give us an advantage over traditional engine builders."
bringing the two together – electronic and mechanical – we
believe we can create a more modern and effective engine for
a customer."
Mike Lancaster
ought to have added these words……"in a fraction
of the time it normally takes."
He did add…"We're
filling a market where our engines are exploiting the technology
to the best effect, while also creating affordable power units."
cost for a moment, it's the sheer pace of the design
and development process at AER that stands out as their hallmark.
Chief Designer
Tim Baker – 35, works like a trooper, yet still looks
28 – is the archetypal AER man. He learnt hard work from
another engine genius, Brian Hart, a man who "got off
an overnight flight to Brazil, started work at 7am, worked
at the track all day, and still had the energy to go out in
the evening. An amazing man."
Tim Baker
may have spent "three years building Brian's engines" but
he has a degree and a doctorate with a university research
group behind him too, plus a spell with Ford, until he thought
that "motor racing would be more fun." Half a season
following the Grand Prix circus "wasn't my idea
of fun," so Tim headed off to Mountune, where he was
suddenly the lead designer of the Ford Focus rally engine.
The Pectel
electronics associated with that engine were the creation of
Mike Lancaster's Pectel company, and the formation of
AER saw Lancaster looking for "the best and most enthusiastic
engineers." Tim Baker was on board the good ship AER
from the start.
The Nissan
BTCC contract was the perfect start – in every way, except
that the BTCC was evolving in ways that saw the manufacturers
edging out. Come on Lancaster, find some new business. So he
did. We'd better not tell the tale of the AER SRPll /
675 engine's birth (in Mike's head), but its debut
season on the track included that 675 win at Le Mans. Amazing.
Go to Le Mans for the first time, win the class. Little did
anyone know then that AER would be back a year later, with
the class of the 675 power units….except that it was
a little bit too new, for reasons out of Mike Lancaster's
Before we
cover that turbo engine in detail, the other success story
at AER is last season's Open Telefonica World Series
engine, an AER development for a stress installation of the
Nissan V6. "30 engines, 150,000 kilometres, one failure," is
project leader Martin Dixon's summary of last season.
Dixon is pictured with Tim Baker and Mike Lancaster (below).
Martin Dixon
took his happy band of engineers along to all of the races
to oversee the new engines' first season – and
what a stunningly successful year that was, in every way. "The
driving talent on display is amazing," says Dixon, "and
the crowds! Up to 80,000 of them. Nissan make the tickets available,
the racing is outstanding, and our engines powered every car
in the field."
So that included
Zonta, Leinders, Montagny, Sperafico…and Justin Wilson,
of course.
had to build a fleet of 30 engines," explains Martin
Dixon, "and really treat it as a mass production engine.
It had to be quick and easy to build, and every one had to
be the same. We developed it from the SRPll engine, but bolting
it to the chassis required some major re-engineering of the
cam covers and the sump."
Mike Lancaster: "The
only standard parts are the heads and the block, and the chain
drive. We put a lot of effort into making the engine neat,
compact and enclosed. With last year's 8,500 rev. limit,
the life of the engines was set at 5,500 kilometres. That comes
down to 4,500 this year, as the power has gone up for 2003."
that with an F3 engine and its six rebuilds a year.
With the
same equipment available to all, there was inevitably a driver
who suggested that his V6 was down on power. 'His' engine
was placed into Zonta's car for the next race, and the
Brazilian won. Say no more (Mr Slow Driver).
a turbocharged version of the V6 in existence somewhere at
AER, an engine with a very real potential for powering an LMP
900. But currently there isn't a customer for this 600
bhp unit, AER having to face the realities of the sportscar
chassis and engine market at the moment (this time of changing
The 'long-standing' SRPll
sportscar unit is still enjoying success though, coming home
with a 1-2 at the recent Rolex 24 for the Tony Dowe-run Team
Seattle Lolas. But that class is facing a decline, as Grand
Am tucks it away in the background.
675 Turbo Engine - XP20
sportscars, AER's present and future is the two litre turbo.
So let's finish off with the whole story of this extraordinary
little engine – and also explain why Mike Lancaster couldn't
stop smiling at Le Mans 2001.
Two dates
are particularly significant: October 16 2000 and "the
third week of March 2001." By then, no one at AER seemed
to be aware of what day of the week, or what date, saw the
turbo unit running for the first time. Life had become a blur
by then.
Graham Smith
explains the significance of October 16. "Mike came back
from a meeting at MG and asked if we wanted the good news or
the bad news. The good news was that we were still going to
Le Mans. The bad news was that MG had decided that we couldn't
use an existing two litre block. They wanted us to design and
build a new engine in five months, for Le Mans 2001.
worked ridiculous hours, very often 5am until midnight," continued
Smith. "We'd bump into colleagues in the corridor
and be too tired to do more than nod at each other. It was
crazy, but after all that effort, we did it.
engine was so advanced in some ways, we had to run another
two litre turbo to test certain components. We knew we couldn't
wait and just test the whole thing once it finally came together:
we had to test components, separately and in advance. It was
an all-new engine, with all-new electronics. In five months."
actually very sophisticated in the way it produces boost," explains
Tim Baker. "It needed a large turbo to produce the power,
and we needed the turbo at its peak at 2.5 bar. But it had
to go up to 2.5 bar as quickly as possible, and stay there
for as long as possible, or at least until the restrictor kicked
Baker had
bore and stroke figures from the block they were originally
going to use – "they were in the ballpark" – so
he knew the approximate dimensions required. "But the
first stage was to get the suppliers on board, notably the
Zeus Group, who would create the castings."
Working initially
from a single cylinder design, "we expanded it from there,
putting four together, then working in the auxiliaries, in
two packs on either side of the engine."
Gradually – not
too gradually – the whole design came together, with
Tim Baker in charge. "I've got a superb design
team, absolute top line guys. Fortunately, we didn't
stop to think too hard about the challenge we had taken on:
we never had it there in our hands, to work on. Everything
had to come together at the right time, and everything had
to work together. And it did."
The company's
grounding in getting the Nissan BTCC engine developed in six
months was good practice for this, a sort of dress rehearsal
for the BTCC, in readiness for the performance in front of
the Royal Box – or at least the ACO at Le Mans.
we had some all-nighters," sighs Graham Smith. "One
challenge was to get the parts made in sufficient numbers – and
then there was the cylinder sealing problem. We'd predicted
the cylinder pressures that the engine would generate, much
higher than they ever see in F1. But no one would take us seriously,
and we caught people out.
the gasket manufacturer responded with enthusiasm to the challenge,
and we made it to the Le Mans Test Day with a brand new sealing
system for the cylinders."
done it. "There's nothing they can do to us now
to stop us smiling."
A typical
12-18 months design and build cycle for a new engine, then
the same period in development, had become effectively six
and a half months before running at the Le Mans Test Day.
Which was
an experience in itself. "F1 coils weren't good
enough," says Tim Baker. "We had flash backs and
lost a plenum or two." Rather spectacularly too, one
recalls, Tim.
But he wasn't
there. Tim Baker was at Basildon, working on changes for the
engines for the 24 Hours. "We had a task to make sure
the next engines had all the design updates built into them,
but everything came together in time."
Race week
at Le Mans was as incident-packed as any stage in this amazing
story. "The gasket problem disappeared, briefly, but
we were making such progress with the engine, so quickly, that
as performance improved, so the gasket problem came back to
bite us. Then there was the scoop on the engine cover, the
one that suddenly appeared – and in the wet race, it
fired water straight at the coils!"
pace of the EX257s was a sight to behold, the lean, low, lithe
machines hammering out of the Ford Chicane and rocketing down
the pit straight as impressively as anything in the field.
But MG didn't maintain momentum with the project after
that first Le Mans, and although Le Mans 2002 showed even more
of the EX257-AER's potential, including leading the race
and heading the challenge to the Audis…..
was post Le Mans that development of the package began in earnest.
Meanwhile, Intersport and KnightHawk were enjoying considerable
success in the ALMS events.
Dyson have come on board, the pace of development has been
fantastic," says Graham Smith. "Especially since
last October, when we've really got stuck into the development
for the 2003 restrictors.
A key man
in that process is James Weaver. After a Dyson test in the
US, he pops up at Basildon for a de-brief with Graham Smith. "James' feedback
is absolutely brilliant. He and I can spend hours going through
the data, and his feel for what is happening on the track is
incredible. With that level of feedback, you can change details
very quickly, and you make massive progress. Butch and Andy
are part of the whole process at the track too – they're
an amazing threesome. They get the best from the car and from
Steve' - as Andy Wallace calls him – is an important
part of the procedure too, providing support at the track,
as well as manning the dyno. (photo)
Graham Smith's
necessarily slightly evasive reply to a question concerning
the 2003 version of the engine is that "we've made
the engine better in the lower half of the rev. range, which
coupled with the chassis improvements means big improvements
in the whole car-engine package. And we've got more to
come. Even now, the mid-range torque is hard for the chassis
to cope with."
In May and
June 2001, Mike Lancaster never for one moment lost his perspective
on what his young company had achieved by just being at Le
Mans. As one of his employees explained, "it's
all a big adventure working here, and you wouldn't want
to be anywhere else. You can feel the strength building in
this company."
Just as James
Weaver can presumably feel the strength building in the AER
(and EX257) package that he'll be targeting pole position
with at Sebring next month. Intersport will be going for consecutive
wins with
their MG-Lola, while potentially four of the cars will be at
Le Mans, and AER are powering the new Courage too. With the
Telefonica series set for another great year, Mike Lancaster
can look back on the last five years with immense pride.
What on earth
do the next five have in store? http://www.aerltd.com/


text: The follow-up to Red Velvet's critically applauded album Heartland Soul, which received a very positive reaction from folk radio presenters and critics alike. Vocalist Deirdre Murphy, songwriter Les Ray and drummer Colin R. Smith are joined in a new line-up by Gene Thunderbolt on keyboard/electric guitar and Mike Udin on bass. The result is a bigger, more folk-rock/bluesy sound.


text:
Celebrate your special occasion with the gift of Champagne Afternoon Tea for Two at The Peat Spade Inn. Enjoy a fantastic selection of afternoon tea treats and a glass of delicious champagne to toast your special occasion.
Voucher includes:
(Sample menu only, subject to availability and seasonal changes:)
- Selection of finger sandwiches, including cucumber and dill, smoked salmon and cream cheese, cheese and tomato chutney, the Mill ham & piccalilli
- Scones, jam and cream
- Selection of homemade cakes and sweets such as Victoria sponge, carrot cake and chocolate mousse
- Unlimited tea and coffee
- Glass of Gaston Chiquet Champagne
The Peat Spade Inn is a charming country pub, located in the beautiful village of Longstock in the heart of Hampshire. The Peat Spade Inn is the perfect place to have a drink with friends, enjoy a delicious meal, or enjoy a great night's sleep in one of our lovely bedrooms.
Located in the Test Valley, less than a mile from Stockbridge, The Peat Spade is a great stopover for walkers and visitors to Winchester and Salisbury. We're also only an hour from London and the New Forest, making us a great base for people wanting to explore the surrounding area.


text:
Wide World of Sport caught up with superstar athlete Shaun White at his private Olympic halfpipe training facilty.
With the Sochi Winter games looming, speculation was mounting within the Australian ski industry that the post-season pile of snow in Perisher's Sun Valley bowl had something to do with White's high stakes training regime. Wide World of Sports was granted the exclusive access to the Olympic gold medalist at pipe which was also a joint operation between sponsors GoPro and Oakley.
Shaun White with sports presenter Emma Freedman


text:
"Discovering 4000 years old megalithic construction called Nuraghe" (Sardinia, Italy)
Workaway Photo Competition Winner September 2018
Congratulations to Workawayers Ezyê & Marcos from Italy & Brazil!
"Sitting at the top of an ancient ruin, reaching towards the stars and embracing the beauty of it all – we love how this photo captures the breathtaking present moment and at the same time also reflects so much beauty from the past.
Huge well done to workawayers Ezyê and Marcos for sharing this amazing shot with us!"
Workaway's photo competition runs every month, with the winner receiving a cash prize and opportunities to feature their photography work with the workaway community across our social platforms. We are continuously amazed by the wonderful travel pictures taken by our Workawayers and hosts involved in different projects all over the world. And we hope that these photos can inspire your wanderlust to embark on some new adventures!
Go explore this month's travel photo gallery. Enter the competition and get a chance to win the €100 cash prize for your next trip: http://www.workaway.info/travel-photos.html
See below for some of the great shots that were entered in the competition last month:


text:
Black and white silent amateur films by Dave Tatsuno (1913-2006), a businessman in the San Francisco Bay area. Among Tatsuno's earliest films, taken in 1936-1937, these generally show family events, and meetings of the Young People's Christian Conference, in which Tatsuno was active.
This segment (02:00), from 1937, shows a young man in neckerchief and 10-gallon hat; a young man in sailor's cap; young women, seated on a lawn, reading newspapers; groups of young men and women, some wearing Japanese-language signs around their necks; young people walking through grassy hills and resting in the shade; people doing group exercises on a lawn; a man in a cap, leading exercises; after exercising, people chat, take pictures, and play table tennis; the group assembled for a photograph.
Credits: Dave Tatsuno Collection, Gift of Dave Tatsuno, in Memory of Walter Honderick, Japanese American National Museum (91.74). Preserved and made accessible in part by a grant from the National Film Preservation Foundation.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0 License
HNRC — 更新日 8月 25 2012 1:12 p.m.
Part of these albums
Dave Tatsuno Collection (91.74.1-8)HNRC


text:
History of Men's Lacrosse
Lacrosse is a team sport played with a stick and a ball. Players use the head of the lacrosse stick to carry, pass, catch and shoot the ball into a goal. Men's lacrosse is a contact sport and all players wear protective gear: helmet, gloves, shoulder pads and elbow pads. The women's game does not allow body contact, but does allow stick-to-stick contact. The only protective gear required for women players is eye gear, while goalies wear helmets and protective pads. In men's lacrosse, there are ten players on each team: three attackmen, three midfielders, three defensemen, and one goalie. Each player carries a stick. The mid-field line separates the field into an offensive and defensive zone for each team. Each team must keep four players in its defensive zone and three players in its offensive zone at all times. It does not matter which positional players satisfy the requirement. In women's lacrosse, there are twelve players, and players must abide by certain boundaries that do not exist in men's play.
Country of Origin
- Canada
Popular Countries
- Canada, United States
2017 World Games Champion (country)
- United States (women)
Editions Participated in The World Games
- 1 (women)
Men's Lacrosse Schedule
The schedule will be posted in 2021.
Men's Lacrosse Results
The results will be posted in 2022.


text:
Last Ads
Here is a woman to truely love normal girls. cuddle buddie just attempting to lay around another day and cuddle. sick bring whatever. textual content meactionsnine severalfive. we look good. send pic and i'll. single father youll need to host.. Any one right up for TILTED KILT fuck chat in Bene beraq. New Friends, Joints, FWB, Maybe Further?.
x number of roses available. alone Living and doing work in the mill hallway lock haven area buying lady to hang out with at nighttime I have by myself place and might swap photo for the purpose of photo no drugs I love to keep my job wait for hearing back as a result of ya.. wanna enjoy yourself tonight! free girl to fuck Maryland. Searching For The Shaved head Goateed Beefy Lad.
Chinese woman sex girl like to fuck Moon Township girl. Smoke enthusiast and drinker. Will you be who im trying to find? If you want just a booty, or someone so that you can order around, or if u are simply just a perv generally speaking, the answer so that you can my question is not any, and you might stop reading at this time. For the sleep of you? HOWDY! my name is definitely carrie, i am x years of age, i live around virginia beach, from the lynnhaven area. and im essentially sick of a single sided relationships, and guys which might be only after a very important factor. i wanna satisfy new people, commence slow be associates first, and if things workout into a bond? fantastic. if not necessarily? thats awesome very cant ever have a great number of friends. I feel a sweet soul, i love so that you can cook, watch motion pictures chill with acquaintances, have a drinke very from time to time. i dont light up but dont imagination it if oughout do. So if you wish to kno wmore send me a note lets see just where this takes you: ).. Anyone at SouthPoint or milverton sluts the Area girls fucking in Uruguay. searching with regard to worcester lonely ladys top directly into ass playrole participate in.
people here!
Married woman massage in Orlando
Mature women swingers Trenton New Jersey
Nsa women seeking men Burleson
Horny single mothers Syracuse New York
Female disciplinarian in Bangor Maine
Horny black mothers in Ketchikan Alaska
Hot Grand Isle Louisiana women
Married women for sex Huntington
Get cock tonight in Spokane Washington
Free sex personals Trenton New Jersey
Nude girls in Memphis Tennessee
Girl looking for sex in Itapecerica da serra
Adult personal ads Grand Rapids
Associates with Benefits: ): ). Very discreet professional hosting now!. Inferiority complex?. Someone to fuck Lauderdale Mississippi, Lonley woman searching discreet fucking. Hot nude women wants single women seeking men. Mature lonely wanting couples looking for fun, Swinger woman search aunties looking for men.


text:
Go where solvent can't with HP Latex
Get $6,000 cash back¹ when you purchase or lease a select new HP Latex printer and trade in your eligible aqueous or solvent printer or printer-cutter. Expand your business and upgrade to latex.
A new generation of printing
With instant dry, scratch-resistant, and odorless printouts that enable media versatility and same-day delivery, HP Latex Technology has been engineered to bring your business into the future, leaving solvent in the past.
Anti-scratch, instant dry prints
With HP Latex, lamination is instantaneous and there's no need to degas, which means you can offer your clients same-day delivery. Reach more customers faster by providing durable prints that eliminate drying time, make lamination optional, and cut reprinting and handling costs.
Odorless prints
Expand your market opportunities to include odor-sensitive environments such as restaurants, hospitals, and schools. HP Latex's odorless prints let you thrive in markets where strong chemical odors are unacceptable. Improve your turnover by offering safe print options for a variety of media.
Media versatility
HP Latex opens the door to quality printing on uncoated paper, uncoated polyester, textiles, and a host of special materials. A single device with media versatility gives you the freedom to provide all the creative solutions your customers want, without the need for additional printers.
Hear from the professionals
"Tony Kendricks, Lead Installer, Panther GraphicsDownload PDF
With HP Latex Inks, jobs get completed faster. We can start laminating the car the minute it rolls off the printer."
"Marcus Frohn, Technical Manager, alato GmbHDownload PDF
Our HP Latex printers enable us to keep our edge, attract new customers and grow the business."
"Michelle Koh, Executive Director, Singapore River OneDownload PDF
Working in a confined space, the fact there was no residual chemical odor was a significant advantage for the people installing prints and for the public."
Expand your potential
From vehicle graphics, to stunning outdoor displays, textiles, and more, HP Latex solutions provide an extensive range of applications to diversify your skill set.Learn more about HP Latex applications
Meet the HP Latex family
Printers up to 1.63 m (64 in) roll width
Deliver a range of high-quality latex indoor and outdoor applications with speeds up to 91 m²/hr (980 ft²/hr).
Printers up to 3.2 m (126 in) roll width
Stay competitive with high-quality latex printing at professional speeds up to 180 m²/hr (1950 ft²/hr).
Print and Cut Solutions
Produce twice as fast² and offer a wider range of applications with an integrated print and cut workflow.
Discover more about HP Latex printing
HP Latex Knowledge Center
Join the HP Latex printing community to find tools, talk to experts, and share insights with other print service providers.
Maximize quality with HP ink and media
Deliver outstanding image quality on a wide range of media thanks to HP Latex technology and add value to your business offering with an attractive environmental profile of odorless, water-based HP Latex inks.
Completing your claim is easy
Fall 2018 promotion—Get $6,000 cash back¹Claim now
Offer ends October 31, 2018.
Offer ends October 31, 2018.
Step 1: Buy
Customers purchase or lease a qualifying new HP Latex printer and trade-in their old eligible product.
Step 2: Submit
Complete and submit the online claim form, proof of purchase and photo of the back panel and return main print controller board of eligible trade-in printer.
Step 3: Save
Receive cash back!¹
Terms and conditions
For complete details about the current HP Upgrade to Latex promotion, download the terms and conditions below.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find out what you need to know about the current HP Upgrade to Latex promotion in the PDF below, or contact Market Velocity for any questions or to request removal instructions for HP products call 1-866-525-4178.
Previous HP Upgrade to Latex promotions
HP Upgrade to Latex August 2018 (August 1, 2018 – August 31, 2018)
The HP Upgrade to Latex August 2018 promotion has ended for purchases and leases made August 1, 2018 – August 31, 2018. Online claim forms and proof of purchase must be submitted by September 30, 2018. View the Upgrade to Latex August 2018 terms and conditions PDF.
1 Offer valid only in U.S. from HP U.S. Authorized Graphics Specialist Commercial Resellers. Cash back provided by mail-in rebate available for eligible purchases made September 1, 2018 – October 31, 2018. All claims and proof of purchase along with a photo of the trade-in printer with the model and serial number visible in a picture must be submitted by November 30, 2018. Return of trade-in Main Print Controller board by December 31, 2018, is also required. Offer is subject to product availability; promotion valid while supplies last. Additional restrictions apply. Void where prohibited, taxed or restricted by law. See terms and conditions PDF for complete details. HP also reserves the right to modify or cancel this offer at any time without notice. New units only. Available from HP U.S. Authorized Graphics Specialist Commercial Resellers only. Dealer Demo units, tradeshow demo units, all end user Big Deal units do not qualify.
2 Based on HP internal testing February, 2017 comparing the HP Latex 300 Printer series Print and Cut solution with a solvent-technology based integrated print and cut solution at a comparable cost.


text:
AbleData does not produce, distribute or sell any of the products listed on this website, but we provide you with information on how to contact manufacturers or distributors of these products. If you are interested in purchasing a product, you can find companies who sell it below.
The Pro PowerPillow is a massager designed for use by individuals with neck pain, injury, or disabilities. This pillow is placed with the soft roller section under the neck to position the neck in a neutral position during therapeutic massage. The unit offers up/down and left/right massage motion and vibration may be added. POWER: Uses standard alternating current (AC). DIMENSIONS (LxHxW): 21 x 7 x 6.25 inches.
To improve your search results use quotation marks when searching for a specific phrase.
For example, if you search for substance use, a search WITHOUT quotation marks would find listings that include the words
"substance" OR "use." A search WITH quotation marks ("substance use") would find listings only with the whole phrase "substance use."
Are you sure you want to delete this item?


text:
Making the right connections since 1988
Genetic Alliance Australia is a peak umbrella group for rare genetic conditions/diseases, so rare they do not have their own support group.
Executive Director
Jan's work with genetics and families is from the hope it offers as well as the challenges this new information gives. Jan has a varied background in large organisation in telecommunications and small business, WHS consultancy. She has recently completed a BSocSc (Sociology) to round out the background of her work. Her work with research groups to provides a community perspective, promoting the health and support needs of those affected. At the state and federal levels, Jan as worked with peak advocacy groups for improved services and provide feedback on government policy and procedures. Jan's experience and background strengthens Genetic Alliance support for families at all stages of a diagnosis as well as a community voice at state and federal levels.
Projects Manager
Jenny has over 30 years' experience in the disability field as Founder, and presently President, of the Cornelia de Lange Syndrome Association. She is a co-founder and the Australian representative of the International Federation of CdLS Support Groups which was formed in 2001. Locally (with other parents) she has spent the last 11+ years advocating, lobbying State and Federal politicians, planning, and designing a cluster accommodation model for RASAID (Ryde Area Supported Accommodation for Intellectually Disabled). The homes opened in April 2016. All 15 residents settled in quickly and are very happy to be living near their friends, as independently as possible.
"The joy of my life is my grandchildren, and my passions are travel and photography. I am delighted to be working with families through Genetic Alliance Australia as the Projects Manager. I hope to be able to meet many of you in person at our events this year!"
Executive Officer of Fragile X Association
Wendy is Executive Officer of Fragile X Association, a member-based not-for-profit organisation supporting individuals with Fragile X-associated conditions and their families. Wendy has worked with community-based support groups for a number of years, and in her early career worked with professional services firms as an information manager.
Wendy has a B Soc Sci (Lib).
Lecturer & Associate Genetic Counsellor
Jane is a research manager at the Royal North Shore Hospital Department of Clinical Genetics and an associate genetic counsellor. She has an interest in inherited genetic conditions and has previous research experience studying deafness genes and gene therapy for the treatment of a neuro-degenerative condition. Jane's research interests include personal genome testing, inherited eye conditions, prenatal testing and genetic counselling.
Director, Centre for Genetics Education
Kate is the Director of the Centre for Genetics Education NSW Health. She has worked in education in the health setting for over 25 years and has wide experience in program management, resource development and educating health professionals as well as students, patients and the community generally. Her particular interests include familial cancer, public health genetics including family health history, screening and evaluation, and communication skills training. Kate has a BAppSc(Nurs), DipEd(Adult) and a MPH(USYD), and is a Clinical Lecturer, Sydney Medical School- Northern, University of Sydney.
Executive Director AWCH
Lizzy is the Executive Director for the Association for the Wellbeing of Children in Healthcare (AWCH). AWCH is a national NFP organisation of consumers and health professionals advocating for the wellbeing of children, young people and their families in healthcare.
Lizzy has a B.App.Sc (Physiotherapy) and has worked as a children's physiotherapist in the acute, community and school based settings. In 2001, Lizzy moved from Director of Physiotherapy into health management and established the Clinical Governance Unit (CGU) at The Children's Hospital at Westmead (CHW) where she continued as Director of the CGU until late 2013. Lizzy has a passion for partnering with consumers in improving healthcare and is on a number of state and national committees focussing on the wellbeing of children and young people.
Genetic Counsellor, Clinical Lecturer
Carolyn has been working as a genetic counsellor for 18 years and is currently the Senior Genetic Counsellor within the Department of Medical Genetics at Sydney Children's Hospital. Carolyn works in the area of general genetic counselling, counselling people with a range of genetic disorders. She also specialises in the genetics of Cystic Fibrosis, working closely with the Cystic Fibrosis management clinic at SCH. Carolyn's related area of interest is in the training and supervision of genetic counselling students and junior genetic counsellors. Carolyn is a Clinical Lecturer in the Master of Genetic Counselling course, University of Sydney.
Click on Bert, the Genetic Alliance Frog - to make a donation. All donations over $2 are tax deductible.
ABN 83 594 113 193 | ACN 168918625 | Registered Charity CFN 15481
Level 6
384 Victoria Street
Darlinghurst , NSW 2010


text:
Life, Death, and Ph Test Kit
The EASYpH test kit and booklet includes all of the info you want to begin on achieving acid-alkaline balance! The General Hydroponics Test Kit is a cheap, trustworthy, and straightforward means to make sure you're at the most suitable pH. This is that which we use in our own gardens! There are various soil testing kits readily available on the marketplace and selecting the best soil tester can leave some wondering where to get started.
There are a number of reasons why soil might not be suitable without conditioning. In case the soil is excessively alkaline, you might find that you're better off to create a raised bed utilizing topsoil purchased from a nursery. It is essential that the soil is tested at consistent depths to find accurate outcomes.
The pH of saliva provides a window by which you may see the overall pH balance in your physique. Just add a bit at a time if your nutrient pH is too high so as to decrease the pH to the suitable level. In case the pH of the main zone is too high or too low, your marijuana won't be in a position to take in some specific nutrients. When you test body pH and lessen your acidity you can dramatically enhance one or more of these ailments.
The Bad Secret of Ph Test Kit
You may either take measures to decrease the pH, or you'll be able to choose plants well-suited to growing in alkaline conditions. Accurate calcium measurement is extremely important to prolong the life span of appliances and plumbing. Furthermore, you will find testing meters that measure pH in addition to moisture and light. An assortment of garden pH meters are readily available. If you would rather, you can use a soil pH meter to check your soil.
Ph Test Kit – Is it a Scam?
You'll get your test by mail. The differing sorts of tests incorporate those for measuring pH amounts in the soil through using a soil pH meter. The test is straightforward and user friendly and provides fast, accurate outcomes. These tests will also have to be calibrated with the right solution. The test might also be performed to assess the efficacy of current treatments for heartburn or reflux. In case you should select 1 test to finish, the pH would be the absolute most important. My own pH test showed I was quite acidic.
The steps that you take to check your sample will change between testing strategies, so be sure to read the directions that include your pH tester. Ensure you label each sample so you know where they've come from. Some individuals have sent the very same soil sample to numerous distinctive labs, and they frequently acquire many unique numbers.
Soil testers are important for everybody who wants to make sure that the soil they'll use is prepared for the form of plants that should be grown. Testing for day starts with the very first void after 4 am. Soil testing can assess the ph amounts in the soil alongside various different characteristics that will let you know in the event the soil needs treatment to bring it into alignment with the varieties of plants that you mean to grow. If you are not familiar with soil testing, the very best forms of soil testers to start with are kits that have helpful instructions on their use and care when storing. Standard soil testing is recommended, but testing for the proper things is critical.


text:
Bedfordshire County Map
Availability: In stock
This is a Large County Map of Bedfordshire Highlighting the County Border, with the Surrounding Area Faded out for Excellent Contrast. The Map Covers Ampthill, Luton, Biggleswade, Dunstable, Leighton Buzzard and Sandy. The County Map shows the latest County and Unitary Authority Boundaries, Overlaid on a Clear and Easy to Read Ordnance Survey 1:250,000 Map.
Map Details:
Title: Bedfordshire County Map
Scale: 1:55,000
Sizes: A0 (119cm x 84cm) or For Extra Clarity, Double Size, 2A (119cm x 168cm).
Edition: First Edition
SKU: CY01or
Map Features:
County Boundaries in Purple with County Areas Highlighted.
Clear Ordnance Survey 1:250 000 Map Background in Colour including Motorways, Primary Roads, Major Towns, Cities and Villages.
Map Benefits:
County Area with Clear Regional Mapping.
Use Marker Pens on the Plastic Coated version and then Wipe Off.
Use Map Pins, for Client Locations.
|England, United Kingdom
|UK, IoM & Channel Islands


text:
This event is part of an Opioid Alternatives Lunch and Learn Series hosted by ASAP of Anderson. Each Lunch and Learn will provide information about a specific opioid alternative treatment from a qualified professional.
Speaker: Gary N. Genna, BS, LMT, NMT, NSMT
Topic: Massage Therapy
Audience: All healthcare professionals
Lunch will be provided starting at 11:45AM. Registration is required for this event.
Massage therapists provide hands-on healthcare to reduce stress and pain, enhance wellness and improve athletic performance. The work requires strength and stamina. Depending on the goal, massage may be vigorous and quick-paced, or gentle and serene.
For questions or more information, contact ASAP of Anderson at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 865-457-3007. To learn more about ASAP, visit www.ASAPofAnderson.org.


text:
Have you ever been insulted? Criticized? Maligned? Spoken about in a less-than-favorable light?
Of course your answer is yes, because we all have. No matter how we try, as the wise Mr. Marley has said, 'you can't please all de people all de time.' The real question is, what do you do and think about it when it does happen?
The easiest thing for all of us to do is to react with anger and defensiveness; of course the other person is wrong and is a big jerk for saying mean things about us. However, this is your chance to test your growing sense of self and your theories about responsibility, fairness and human relations. This is when you put the proverbial pedal to the metal...when you find out if you can practice what you preach, and choose in the moment what you have chosen in theory.
First, we can look at our own actions and question whether there is any validity to what has been said. Perhaps there is something to it; some way in which we can amend our behavior that will make for better relations with others. None of us are perfect, and there is always room for improvement.
By vehemently denying what we perceive as a slight against our character, we also deny ourselves of any growth that might come from taking a good look at the part we have played in things. If, instead, we are able to step back and attempt to look at things from the viewpoint of another, we give ourselves an opportunity to change. Maybe we will decide, after some honest reflection, that we would not have done anything differently, but we won't know unless we ask ourselves some difficult questions.
TIP: Here is a proactive way you can go about this character- and personality-building exercise. It is definitely not easy, but it is refreshing and it works: ask the people in your life what it's like to be around you. Ask them to be honest with you. What are you like to be around? What words would they use to describe you? Are there certain things they wish you would do differently? Do you have habits that drive them up the wall? Do they see room for improvement in any areas?
If you can show that you are honestly seeking answers in order to improve yourself and your relations with others, what a big sigh of relief this will be for them! You know from your own experience how difficult it is to bring up to others what annoys you about them...but what if they asked you, in an honest attempt to change? Wouldn't you answer truthfully?
In response, do not get defensive or offended. You will destroy any honest intention they had of being straightforward with you. Simply LISTEN. Gather up the information and take it home with you, where you can contemplate it in private. This information represents an enormous opportunity to you. It is like gold. For in improving our human relations, we can improve every aspect of our lives. By changing ourselves, we can change our worlds.
As a final word, if and when you find that the stinging words of others are getting under your skin, or if perhaps you find the words untrue and it continues to rankle you, remember the wise words of author and EFT expert Carol Look: "What others think about you is none of your business"! Get back to living your wonderful life, and move on.
P.S. Exciting news! Blogging associate Aaron Potts at Today is That Day has finally put the finishing touches on his Personal Development Partners site. Click on the link to visit and interact with some like-minded individuals. Mr. Potts has a put a lot of thought and work into creating a user-friendly and interactive place for fellow personal development-minded people to enjoy and benefit from. The community is growing quickly and will be a great place to learn and grow. Enjoy!
Enjoy the articles here, and for even more on these subjects (wealth and abundance, career and personal development, health and wellbeing, etc...basically, living a fantastic life on YOUR terms), visit:
Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)


text:
A solid week ago now, Lentil texted me, demanding, and I quote: "Update your damn blog already!!!" Despite the friendly chiding, I was still preoccupied with my post-AT adventures. And since I had been solidifying these plans for a while pre-Katahdin, I couldn't just interrupt them to write a blog post, if you'll excuse my inattention. What were these post-AT adventures, you ask? Well, I was slowly making my way from Maine to Virginia, visiting friends and family along the way, or – as my friend Nicki called it – my Victory Tour.
I, on the other hand, would describe it as a three-week indulgence in overeating, sleeping excessively, moving minimally (often with a book in hand or with eyes fixed upon a TV), and lazily contemplating my next steps. And please don't mistake the pattern for post-AT depression. Instead, understand that I – as might be surmised from my decision to thru-hike the AT – am a person who thrives on single-minded focus of a goal, and in this case, I chose to single-mindedly focus on an extended period of slothfulness. Where many of my thru-hiking buddies discussed their intentions to maintain the high level of physical fitness inherent in a thru-hiking physique, I boldly and honestly (patient, know thyself) declared that I would return to a lifestyle of sporadic fitness and on/off healthy dieting (…I can only convince myself that I don't love sweets – to excess – for so long).
And truth be told, I truly believe that I've deserved my recent stint of near catatonia (dramatic word choice?).
Maine wore me out. In fact, I'm fairly certain that Maine was conspiring to kill me. I mean, sure, there was the section of southern Maine that has a reputation for being challenging and wearying. But don't let anyone ever try to convince you that the last 100 or so miles in Maine are a cake walk either. (And actually, don't ever let anyone – anyone! – convince you that any mile on the AT is easy peasy. Each person's experience is unique, based on many factors including mental and physical state.)
In our attempts to prolong the thru-hike experience as well as to dry out considering the soggy conditions, my friends and I took every opportunity possible to zero and nero in the trail's northernmost state, including a couple of double zeros. In so doing, we essentially – hindsight is 20/20 – set ourselves up for what I consider as a disaster of an experience for the Hundred Mile Wilderness.
For those of you who do not know, the Hundred Mile Wilderness is the stretch of trail after Monson through which there are no easy "bailouts." While there are a couple of paved roads, none of them are well trafficked nor lead to easily accessible towns. So hikers essentially have to plan to hike straight through the 100 miles without respite in a town. The theoretical upside is that the 100 miles have a reputation for being easily managable, in particular relative to the southern section of Maine.
Unfortunately, rain can – and did – completely change that.
The day my friends and I entered the 100 Mile Wilderness, we managed to stay relatively dry – if you ignore the thick, warm fog of humidity that saturated my clothes in a layer of sweat. By that evening, the temperature dropped, and the rain mercilessly began to fall. From the cocoon of my sleeping bag, protected under the awning of my night's shelter, a sense of dread began to suffocate me. See, the forecast was more or less calling for rain for the entire week. The following morning I actually contemplated – and tentatively declared – not hiking on before I managed to steel myself against the inevitability of getting – and remaining – hopelessly wet for the next several days.
The problem with the rain was not specifically being wet, although feeling like a drowned rat surely doesn't help morale. Instead, it was the pain in – and disuse of – my hands. I don't know how many of you have read my early blog posts when I was still in the throes of daunting winter weather conditions (was it daunting? It didn't seem so at the time but feels so in retrospect.) or if you would even remember my discussions about my hands and feet.
The long and short of it is that I have a condition in my hands and feet called Raynaud's whereby they become extremely painful and limited in dexterity (and often swollen) in cold conditions, which is exacerbated when they become wet. Generally, it's nothing to complain about (no "whoa is me" pity party, seriously), but – if I'm being honest here – exhausted emotionally as I was at this point in my thru-hike, the cold, wet weather certainly did not improve the situation.
I don't want to make it sound like it rained non-stop for the 6.5 days I was hiking through the 100 Mile Wilderness. However, even on the one completely dry, sunny day, the trail was a boggy river, leaving my boots – and aching feet – soaked through.
After six months on the trail – through snow, ice, foot-crushing rocks, knee-pounding descents, heat exhaustion, swarming mosquitoes, etc. – not once did the thought of quitting actually cross my mind – cross my heart and hope to die, I swear. For the first time, several days into trekking through the Hundred Mile Wilderness, forever wet and harrowingly hiking among the slick rocks and roots (remember, I'm clumsy and bleed easily), I thought to myself, "I could quit right this very minute. I'm utterly, all-consumingly, stick-a-fork-in-me done with this trail."
Luckily for me, there was no easy out, as I mentioned above. And let's be real: I wouldn't have actually quit. For better or worse, I'm not very good at it. But for the first and only time on the trail, the thought crossed my mind.
I don't want you all to think I spent my last week completely miserable. Like much of my thru-hike, this last week was marked by extreme contrasts, highs and lows, often changing in the blink of an eye. One minute, I'm edgily hiking in an attempt to push through; the next minute I'm sitting on a beach, awash in gratitude at the sparkling blue lake in front of me. One night I'm shivering and nauseated from hiking in the cold, wet rain; the next night I'm ravenous and overcome with gratitude over my abundance of cheesy rice.
Fortunately, the morning that Lentil and I hiked out of the Hundred Mile stretch, the sun shone down unapologetically, warming the previous night's 30-something degree temperature into the 60s, as if to say, "OK, you paid your dues. You've earned a respite." We spent that morning sitting in the sun, drying our boots and socks and soaking up much-appreciated Vitamin D. (This was one of the week's highs.)
And the following day, when we – including friends Lentil, Honey B, Vitamin C, Ledge, M-80 and Trooper (and their dog Willow) – summitted Katahdin, we were all treated to equally beautiful weather conditions, which made the previous week more than worth it, as far as I'm concerned.
So now, here I am, three weeks later. After bouncing from Millinocket, ME to Boston to Burlington, VT to NYC to (various towns in) New Jersey to DC/Arlington, VA to Richmond, VA and finally to Virginia Beach, I sit here contemplating my next move. I hesitate to say too much since my experience on the trail has taught me that life is to be taken one day at a time and that plans can change at the drop of a hat. And I do have a tendency to come up with 1,000 ideas before one sticks.
Keeping that in mind, of course I have thoughts on how the next couple of months/years of my life could play out.
Over the last few months on the trail, I thought – and frequently postulated aloud – that I would like to hike the Pacific Crest Trail (the west coast equivalent of the Appalachian Trail) in 2014. However, I've decided that the A.T. really did take a pretty significant toll on my body. My knees and feet are pretty roughed up; I'm still going down flights of stairs leading with my left leg to lessen the impact (although I think I'll be OK to start running again as soon as I get new sneakers). And I have several significant scabs and divets on my legs that have yet to heal. Time to work on a more well-balanced diet and not put as much of a physical strain on my body for a while.
Further, I would like to take what I learned on the A.T. and make some changes – lightening up my gear and perhaps learning how to dehydrate my own food. And I'm not sure that the six months between now and the beginning of the PCT thru-hiking season will be enough for me to prepare mentally and physically.
Instead, I am tentatively planning to thru-hike the PCT in 2015.
In the meantime, I think I might like to maybe, um, perhaps – gulp – try writing a book about my experience. I'm extremely nervous about even saying that on this blog – as in to an audience – because 1. I've never attempted such an endeavor and am extremely intimidated, 2. I know there are plenty of books by A.T. thru-hikers and don't really know if there's a marketable need for another, 3. Refer to 1 and 2.
But, what the heck. The worst that can happen is that I do not accomplish that goal and move onto another one. So there it is. For the foreseeable future, I will be trying to collect my thoughts and write a book. If nothing else, it'll be a good exercise in helping me reflect on this significant life experience.
Other ideas, that have the potential to run concurrently with writing a book, include moving out west in the Spring to work in a PCT trail town or – assuming the Federal government resumes funding the National Park Service (not trying to be political, just practical) – I would love to spend a season working and living in a national park, such as Yosemite.
Mind you, I haven't completely given up on the idea of returning to the "desk job" lifestyle. I'm just at the point where I'm coming off a 7 month high and want to take that energy and run with it. If I come across a job that compels me (ideas welcome!), I'd certainly keep an open mind. In the meantime, though, I'm pretty excited by the prospects in front of me, so I'm convinced it's a pretty decent jumping off point for now.
Meandering on,
1. In the coming weeks, I plan to write several follow up blog posts that might be useful to some of you out there planning a future thru-hike, including an exhaustive breakdown of my expenses and a complete review of all of my gear choices. If you are interested in any other topics, please let me know via comment.
2. Of course there is no right way to thru-hike the A.T., but I would be glad to converse with anyone one-on-one (via email, phone call, in-person if we're geographically close) that is looking for advice or information, based on my own experience. Feel free to ask me via comment or message me on Facebook (please no "friend requests" unless I know you). Men too; however, women out there, I was looking to talk to another female when I was planning, so I'd like to point out that I'd be happy to discuss any topic specific to being a female on the trail, if you're interested.
3. Thank you to everyone who left comments of congratulations and support. I was truly overwhelmed by the outpouring.


text:
After enabling javascript, please refresh the page to go back to experts.com site with full functionality
It's a widely used language that makes the web what it is today, allowing for websites to be more responsive, dynamic, and interactive. Disabling JavaScript takes websites back to a time when they were simple documents without any other features.
Accident Investigation & Reconstruction
Aquatics - Boating / Sailing - Drowning & Marine Accident Reconstruction
Construction Accident Reconstruction
Cranes - Hoists & Rigging Accident Reconstruction
Design (General)
Engineering (General)
Equipment - Machinery
Failure Analysis
Fire & Explosions Accidents
Industrial / Product Design & Development
Lifts / Aerial Work Platforms (AWP) / Elevated Platforms
Machinery (General / Rotated)
Materials Failure Analysis
Mechanical Engineering
Mechanical Failure
Occupation Health & Safety / OSHA Compliance
Off-Road / Highway / All Terrain Vehicles (ATVs, UTVs)
Power Tools Accidents
Speakers - Seminars
Trucks - Forklifts Accidents
© 1994-2020 Experts.com. All rights Reserved
Our Story
Press Releases
Membership Information
Contact Information
Request Expert
Our facebook Page
Our Twitter Page
Partner with us
Terms of Use
Privacy Statement
Copyright Policy TBD


text: There's always a bigger fish. Unless you are on the top of Aqwar IO's scoreboard. In this fun-addicting multiplayer aquarium IO game you play as a fish trying to survive the wild ocean full of giant sharks and killer whales. Try to eat as much as you can to grow and be able to devour other fish.Aqwar io is a game Agario dressed in a beautiful suit. But, of course, developers added some innovations. Also, it is great that the game is translated into several languages. The game will help you to discover an amazing world of aquarium fishes, it's really marvelous.Much fun!Join now and have fun!


text:
Don't you think we are only a couple of steps away from transforming into cyborgs? It doesn't seem like a distant idea anymore. How cool would it be to upload your consciousness to the cloud! It looks like we are getting closer to this futuristic idea. Meanwhile, gadgets are becoming more efficient and internet plans like Frontier bundles are offering blazing speeds. Everything related to technology is becoming better in performance, speed, and specs.
At the CES convention, we witnessed some mind-blowing and futuristic gadgets. They literally wowed us. To an extent that we wanted to get our hands on some of them immediately. Unfortunately, most of them are a concept yet. But we are hoping to get them out soon. We are going to mention the best ones in this blog post. Make sure you get your favorite ones.
LG Signature OLED TV R9
Television has to be on our list. And this television is actually rolled up! LG flaunted its brand new OLED TV. It has a screen that can stretch up to 65 inches and rolls into a compact box. It is scheduled to be launched in the second half of the year 2019. The price is not disclosed yet. But it sure seems like a promising TV-watching experience. The 4K HDR technology makes this Smart TV stand out. It also had Alexa and Google Assistant. It boasts of a decluttered view. And the rolling-up screen is a thing to witness!
Gillette's Heated Razor
We all know about Gillette. Its innovation branch has debuted a heated razor for a campaign last year. It became wildly popular. It was a razor that mimicked the barbershop treatment. And that too, without any blade sounds and perfect smoothness. It takes less than a second to heat up to as much as 122 degrees. It warms up skin and soap for a pleasant, upgraded shave. Heated razors by Gillette will be available for use this year.
Withings Move (Activity Tracking Watch)
Withings has launched a new smartwatch. It's called Withings Move. It monitors your activity as well as your sleep. It comes with a GPS tracker that syncs the app called Heath Mate. It is quite affordable. Its battery life is surprisingly incredible. It lasts for more than 18 months and doesn't require a battery charge. It comes with an understated and timeless design and analog clock face. They have announced the shipment to be operational by February 2019. So, you can hope to get your hands on one sometime soon.
LiveWire Motorcycle by Harley-Davidson
Who doesn't love Harley-Davidson bikes? The company stirred a thrill last year when it gave a preview of its completely electric motorcycle. It's called LiveWire. Harley announced the price and delivery date at the CES convention. We get to ride it in August 2019. This bike targets a particular demographic of bike riders. And that's the one that appreciates quiet machines and a smooth run. It's perfect for no-noise urban street riding. Another interesting fact is that it's not manual. That means there is no clutch and gear shifting to increase race. We call such a drive hassle-free! We are welcoming this as the first one in the new generation of motorcycles. And it is one of those machines we really want to get our hands on as soon as possible.
MoodoGo, a Portable Diffuser
Smart technology has taken a step ahead and brought us personalized aroma diffusers. They come with four scent capsules which are interchangeable. Moodo had already launched one for households. Now they have introduced a device called MoodoGo. As the name indicates, it is convenient to cart around. All you need is a USB power supply and it will start dispensing those fragrances. However, it only has a single scent capsule. It is a perfect gadget for cars, cramped workplaces, and so on. It was scheduled to launch in January 2019.
Light Mixed Reality Glasses by Nreal
Mixed reality glasses came as an interesting concept. It features overlaying the real world with virtual content. A Chinese start-up called Nreal showcased a pair of normal looking glasses at the CES. They look like a pair of glasses that you would wear on a street. But they are not like your usual glasses. These light glasses offer an immersive experience. You can experience voice control, spatial sound, and a widescreen 1080p display. There are no bulky headsets. All those who are interested in mixed reality, it is a must-have gadget-accessory for you!
Mophie Juice Pack Access
It wouldn't be wrong to say that we live in the age of iPhones. Most of the people you know own an iPhone. One of the most practical and useful gadgets showcased at the CES was Mophie Juice Pack Access. It is a charging case for iPhones. It is portable and doesn't cover or use the Lightning port. That means you don't have to keep your iPhone aside to charge it. You can charge it even when you are listening to your air pods. It has long battery life and is compatible with XS Max, XS, X, and XR.
With so many updated gadgets, it would be a good idea to upgrade you FiOS Internet Service package too. After all, you need good internet speed to enjoy these gadgets!