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...we haven't stopped praying for you. We are asking that you may be filled with the knowledge of his will in all wisdom and spiritual understanding, so that you may walk worthy of the Lord, fully pleasing to him: bearing fruit in every good work and growing in the knowledge of God
— Colossians 1:9-10
Our prayer is that we foster a community where students are sent confidently into the world as a developing follower of Christ who knows the love, hope, and purpose that God has given to all people. We do this through the partnership with parents by walking alongside students to connect with God, with others, and with their leaders.
For Middle School students (grades 7-8), our hope is that they will develop a faith that is their own in Jesus Christ.
For High School students (grades 9-12), our hope is that they own their faith daily through being obedient to God's Word.
Student Ministries are led by adults who have been trained and who have undergone a criminal background check.
These adults have a desire to mentor students into fostering community, accountability, and friendship.
SUNDAY MORNINGS: Sundays | 9a or 10:30a | for students in grades 7-12
Small groups foster a healthy Christian community across our Student ministry. We gather every Sunday morning with the desire for students to own their faith, be challenged by God's Word, and to be encouraged by others.
MIDWEEK: Wednesdays | 7:00-7:55p | challenging students to live lives filled with love, hope, and purpose
MidWeek is a place for students in grades 7-12 to own their faith, live out their faith, and serve others.
LOVE: A place where you can belong, be real, and be loved.
HOPE: A place where you can find hope.
PURPOSE: A place where you can find your purpose and live it out.
Sunday morning and MidWeek small groups take place each week in The Curb (FBC Allen's Student Center). (map)
(meets during the school year):
ACTEENS/CHALLENGERS (Missions): Wednesdays | 6:00-6:55p | equipping students to go and make disciples
Acteens (for girls) and Challengers (for guys) focus on being mission-minded and challenge students to live out Acts 1:8, not only in foreign countries but in the communities in which they live. Challengers and Acteens meet on the second floor of The Curb (map).
YOUTH BIBLE DRILL & SPEAKERS: Sundays | 4-5p (Drill); 5-6p (Speakers) | Bible skills and memorization program
Youth Bible Drill helps students in grades 7-12 develop Bible skills and memorization and learn how to apply scripture to their lives. Speakers
These groups meet on the second floor of the Children's Building (map). For more information, contact Pam Davis.
If you feel led to become a group leader, we encourage to fill out an application and we will meet with you about the opportunity to lead.
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Track and field events licensing
All levels of competition held under UKA Rules require a minimum Level 1 licence (without a competition licence Power of 10 will not accept results).
To view full details of the licensing process and Licensing Criteria for each level of licence please see the licensing section of the UKA website www.uka.org.uk/competitions/track-field-licensing/
Road race licensing
Road race licensing is carried out through runbritain.
On successful application your event is automatically added to the event diary and the facility to open your race to online entry on the main site will become available. Benefits of receiving a UKA Road Running or Multi-Terrain Race Licence:
- Inclusion in runbritain online calendar – currently listing 2,500 races each year
- Access to use runbritain's popular at-cost online entry system
- Editorial support for your race on the runbritain website
- Access to the password-protected race directors club section of the website with advice on best practice, updates and new developments in race organisation
- Access to runbritain Race Director Courses at accredited and intermediate level
- Inclusion of results in runbritain handicap scoring updates and Power of 10 website
Click here to see more information on other courses and development opportunities relevant for those interested in road running.
Cross country licensing
From July 2019, UKA has made available a new Cross Country Licensing Standard 2019-2020 document and Cross Country Licensing Application Form. These documents also contain contact details for the Licensing Officers for cross country events in England.
Click here to access the latest versions of these document on the UKA website.
England Athletics event management system
Working in partnership with Full On Sport, England Athletics have developed an event management system for use by event providers across athletics and running. There is not a direct charge to event organisers for using the system, instead a transaction fee is taken on each entry – full details on these can be supplied.
Why have we developed an event management system?
- To improve the ease with which athletes wanting to register for events. We wanted to make sure that athletes could enter online quickly and easily for track and field championships.
- To deliver an efficient registration process for users; allowing them to create accounts and store their details, making it easier for them to return and enter subsequent events
- To help manage event payments by taking online payments at the point of entry via a secure online payment system
- To reduce the administrative burden of completing all pre-event organisation tasks including assignment of bib numbers, generation of timetables and producing event programmes
- To improve the competition management and administration of track and field competitions
What does the event management system do?
Online registration system with the following features:
- Upcoming events search functionality
- Account creation
- Event entry registration with fully integrated registration checker for athletes, licence checker for coaches and club picker containing list of England Athletics affiliated clubs
- Secure online, payment gateway
- Basket functionality to allow athletes to enter multiple events at once, or coaches / parents to enter multiple athletes at once
Event administration system designed specifically for event organisers to allow them to set up and manage every aspect of their event entries, with the following features:
- Ability to create/edit/delete/copy the following event types:
– Single event – e.g. 5k, 10k, half-marathon, marathon events
– Competition – containing multiple events e.g. a track & field championships
– Combined event – e.g. decathlon, heptathlon
- Set age/gender restrictions on individual events and disciplines
- Set closing dates for event entries
- Set minimum entry standards for individual disciplines/ events
- Register and remove athletes to/ from events through the event administration system
- Set early registration discounts and late entry fees on entries
- Set up coach entry with built in licence checker for accreditation
- Set up spectator fees and issue tickets, includes option to download ticket scanning app for use on the day
- Define your own event entry terms and conditions for acceptance of point of entry
- Upload your own event images
- Email all athletes entered in to the event, subject to data protection rules
- Create additional questions to be included as part of the event entry process
If you are interested in using our online event entry system to organise events for your club, county association or area association please contact Nicky Kellett, Digital Project Manager for England Athletics via email firstname.lastname@example.com

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Overview of Hostel
A&O opens for you in Amsterdam. The reception and lobby bar is open 24 hours for your convenience. Relax with delicious snacks and refreshing drinks in the lobby, or with a game of billiards or table soccer. We are suitable for families and all types and sizes of groups.
The A&O Amsterdam Zuidoo
By train:
If you arrive at the main station, the Amsterdam Centraal Station, take the M54 towards Gein and get off after 15 minutes at the station Bullewijk (only 11 stops).
By plane:
From Schiphol Airport you can go straight to A&O by car or taxi. The journey time is 16 min. The distance is about 18 km long. Alternatively, the InterCity towards Heerlen goes directly from the airport (gate 1-2). The journey takes 15 minutes and costs just 3.70€. The train runs from the airport every 15 minutes. Get off after 2 stops at Amsterdam Bijlmer Arena (Gate 7). From there you walk round about 7 minutes until our A&O. For this you have to cross the Hoogoorddreef and walk 5min along the water. Then you will see the Hogehilweg and A&O.
By car (from D-A-CH):
From the east (eg, Berlin): Take the A2, A30 and A1 until you thread exit 3-Amsterdam-Zuidoost in Muntbergweg/s111. Then continue on the s111 and turn right onto Hessenbergweg. From there, take a left onto the Hondsrugweg and 100m further to the right on the Hogehilweg. Our A&O is on the right side. From the South: Take the A9, A3 and A12 until you thread exit 3 -Amsterdam-Zuidoost in Muntbergweg/s111. You then continue on the s111 and turn right onto Hessenbergweg. From there, take a left onto the Hondsrugweg and 100m further to the right on the Hogehilweg. Our A&O is to the right..
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A&O Amsterdam Zuidoost's Policies & Conditions: Cancellation policy: You can cancel your booking free of charge until 6 pm on the booked arrival date. In case of a late cancellation or no show, property will charge your credit card with an amount equal to the first booked night. Check in from 15:00 to 23:00 . Check out before 10:00 . Taxes included. Breakfast not included. Additional Items: Bed linen for Dorms: 4,00 € Towels for Dorms: 1,50 € Breakfast: 8,50 € Late Check Out: 11,00 € (on request and only in private rooms) General: 24hour Reception. No curfew. Pet friendly. Child friendly. Non smoking.


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MP3 Player
Do you have an MP3 player and what kind is it? Do you recommend it?
We have an iPod and I fucking hate the thing. I. Hate. It.
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themuttprincessSeptember 4, 2007 at 4:23 pm
I have an iPod. I like it.
heather(anne)September 4, 2007 at 6:19 pm
What's wrong with your iPod? I :heart: mine.
RobinSeptember 4, 2007 at 6:23 pm
I hate it because you can't drag and drop.
I hate it because the audiobooks from my library that I can download aren't compatible.
Even Erik who LOVES anything Apple related hates it.
themuttprincessSeptember 5, 2007 at 9:10 am
What kind do you have? I have heard of people not loooooving their nano, but they are making them so small, I don't see what is not to love.
RobinSeptember 5, 2007 at 10:35 am
I think it's the Nano. I hate the programs you have to use to upload songs, I want to just drag and drop dammit!
themuttprincessSeptember 5, 2007 at 12:09 pm
I just copy them, or something, and I have not had a problem. I helped a friend get her nano up and running and it was totally different than mine…. so I have no idea. I have the 30GB one. I LOVE IT!
GeminiSeptember 8, 2007 at 9:01 am
I like my iPod… but I am with Robin regarding the iTunes Program…
It SUCKS… I have the 30gb one too.. but iTunes stinks for down loading


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Accession Number : ADA018126
Title : All Digital Simulation for Manned Flight in Turbulence.
Descriptive Note : Final rept. Jan 74-Mar 75,
Corporate Author : AIR FORCE FLIGHT DYNAMICS LAB WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB OHIO
Personal Author(s) : Pollard,Joseph J.
Report Date : SEP 1975
Pagination or Media Count : 189
Abstract : A completely digital simulator for manned flight in conventional aircraft through a turbulent environment is developed. The six-degree-of-freedom constant coefficient linearized perturbation equations of motion are developed for use in conjunction with a generalized stability augmentation system. A six-degree-of-freedom turbulence environment suggest by Mil Spec 8785B is implemented by solving stochastic linear differential equations. A pilot consisting of two parts: (1) a decision making data processor and (2) a physical implementation of the required control action is developed. Concepts such as urgency for action, instrumentation thresholds, pure pilot delay, pilot prediction, pilot lag, and pilot motor noise are treated. The resulting all digital closed loop multi-axis, multi-input, multi-output system is applied to aircraft of various classes including the F-5, A-7, 707, and T-33. Results are presented in tabular and graphical form with statistical tests run to show simulation validity and comparability with actual man-in-the-loop simulations. Additional applications of the digital simulator are made showing its usefulness in the overall concept of aircraft simulation. (Author)
Descriptors : *Flight simulators, *Turbulence, *Pilots, *Mathematical models, *Man machine systems, *Flight simulation, Digital systems, Linear differential equations, Stochastic processes, Input, Output, Stability, Augmentation, Stochastic processes, Equations of motion, Decision making, Performance(Human), Jet fighters, Attack aircraft, Training planes, Commercial aircraft, Computer programs, Fortran
Subject Categories : COMPUTER PROGRAMMING AND SOFTWARE
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Rewriting the Narrative: The Aguilar Family
The story of how one JOYA family, the Aguilars, is rewriting the narrative in Fullerton's Garnet community.
Carmen and Francisco Aguilar attend El Dorado High School and are enrolled in JOYA's College Readiness Program.
Older siblings Paula and Rene Aguilar attend Cal State Fullerton and Cal Poly Pomona, and mentor two JOYA middle school students.
Maria Guadalupe Aguilar is a graduate of JOYA's Parent Academy.
Together, the Aguilars have played a key role in elevating the college readiness culture of Fullerton's low-income Gem District, and carry forward our mission to transform the lives of our students and families.
Cristian explains how JOYA Scholars has played an instrumental role in helping him realize his dream of going to college.
Why JOYA Matters: A Parent's Story
A mother of three speaks on how JOYA has made a positive impact on their lives through the nonprofit organization's college readiness programs and services.


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Satyrium w-album (Knoch, 1782)
Range: Europe, W Asia.
Distribution in Bulgaria: Widespread, but rarely numerous from sea level to ca. 1600 m.
Habitat: Bushy places at forest margins.
Bionomics: One generation from May till July. Larval host-plant: Ulmus (Ulmaceae) (Tolman & Lewington 1997).
Conservation status: In Bulgaria widespread but vulnerable due to its monophagy on elms, which are susceptible to Dutch Elm Disease. Research on the population dynamics of this species is desirable. IUCN category: Data Deficient.


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pH Comedy Theater
Venue Information
Accessible or ADA seating may be available at this venue through Goldstar. Contact us before buying tickets to make arrangements.
27 pH Comedy Theater Tips
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Plenty of street parking SE of the theater about 3 or 4 blocks
Great restaurant right across the street where you can pick up drinks that you can then bring to the play.
The weather was clear.. I wore a sweater and casual pants..
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Food and drink can be brought in with you, so this venue makes for a great option for people on a budget.
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The weather was COLD. I wore jeans, sweater, jacket.
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Factory Interni
The story of Factory Interni began long ago in the historic furniture district that has distinguished the economy of the majority of the Pordenone area over the last decades.
The company opened in the 90s from an old picture frame factory dating back to the 60s, and with the owners love for design and furniture.
The interiors are designed like a gallery, where design and research elements are combined according to their personal vision. Their production does not follow any fashion or fleeting trends, but is designed to last for years to come.
The building housing Factory Interni has a metal bearing structure, with reticular girders to support the vaulted roof. The metal parts are all dark in colour, to suggest a fine filigree which can only just be perceived against the background, that the displays, selection of items and historic design icons stand out against. The industrial nature of the site has been conserved, even though the very essential and rigorous overall nature – typical of industrial spaces – has been valorised even further. This neutral character enables fully observing the displayed items in all their complex features, with no risk of the background distracting clients and visitors from appreciating their essence. The lights are never completely direct, which is the norm however in purely commercial settings. Here they seem to caress the displayed items drawing shadows into play at the same time. This fact seems to be inspired by the refined organizational dictates of a traditional Japanese home: the most precious item in the house is displayed in a recess, Tokonoma (literally "space for beauty"), somewhere to stop and admire the item in a very personal and meditative manner, and not displayed under the glaring light of a beacon. The same philosophy of their graceful approach to beauty is the guiding rule for Factory Interni as well.
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The Indian Furniture Company furniture pieces displayed here have been crafted from premium, lasting and sturdy Acacia, Sheesham, Pine and Oak solid hardwood and are finished with a wax lacquer for a refined and elegant look.
The fully assembled furniture displayed here consists of a range of styles and are beautiful pieces that decorate your home interiors like the dining room, bedroom, living room and more. Some of the exquisite furniture styles displayed here include the Cuban bedroom range (includes premium beds, bedside cabinets, chest of drawers, dressing tables and mirrors, dressing stool, blanket box and wardrobes all crafted with precision from premium sheesham hardwood) and the and timeless Thacket Sheesham dining sets and occasional furniture range. Some of the most elegant ones also include the beautiful Perth Oak dining, living and bedroom furniture range, the beautifully painted Perth French ivory, dining, living, and bedroom furniture range, the Calais oak bedroom, living and dining room furniture range and the premium and elegant Bombay oak dining bedroom and living furniture range. The dining chairs have premium leather and fabric upholstery and with slatted backs provided superior body support and best comfort.


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Did the title make you cringe? Then you are not alone. You are one of many parents who has negative associations with the phrase "sleep training". We did too; until we saw the benefits.
Sleep is an acquired skill like anything else, and as parents it is our role to equip our children with the necessary tools to be happy and healthy. I am sure as a new parent, you will agree, that sleepless nights catch up to you in the form of a bad mood, a short fuse, delirium, exhaustion, lower ability to process information, and in some, even depression. So why would we want our babies to suffer the same fate? Not teaching them this precious skill could not only lead them to be poor sleepers in the long term, but could also lead you to find yourself in situations that in hindsight seem to be funny, but at the time are no laughing matter. Do you really want to find yourself driving around the block, walking up and down the stairs, moving in circles with baby on the maxi cosi, or rocking the crib with your foot all night just to try to get a wink of sleep while your baby does also?
There are many approaches to sleep training. On one side of the scale is the "letting your child cry it out all night" approach, and on the other is a controlled "letting your child settle themselves on their own" approach. Although we both applied the latter, there are variations in the approach we each used.
What we are trying to say, is that it is important for every parent to determine the approach that best suits them. No one can tell you what is best for you and your family. However, we can both attest to the advantages of sleep training our children early and combining this with the advantages of a nap/sleep routine (which incidentally is linked to an eating routing too, but more on that another time). Not only does sleep training give you predictability in planning your own day (not to mention gives you extra time to sleep at night!), but it also makes you feel empowered that you can help your child achieve something wonderful: the ability to look forward to sleep, and the power to settle themselves – their first step at independence (and happiness!)
Although there are many good books out there such as . . .
- "The Complete Sleep Guide" by Gina Ford
- "The Baby Whisperer" by Tracy Hogg
- "Healthy Sleep Habits, Happy Child" by Dr Marc Weissbluth
- "Your Baby Week by Week" by Dr. Caroline Fertleman and Simon Cave
- "5 Days to a Perfect Night Sleep" by Dr. Eduard Estivill
. . . sometimes there is nothing like the experience of other parents to help out.
So, we thought, we would use this blog to share our very personal experiences in teaching our own babies how to sleep. We both applied the "teaching your child how to settle themselves" approach, but we did so differently. Today, both our babies are like clockwork they tell us what time of the day it is with their yawns signalling that its nap time, and their moaning signalling that its eating time (saves us carrying a wrist watch!)
Little by little, we will divulge some of our best tricks to hopefully help you and your babies get off to a simpler, smoother start!
And soon, you'll be able to get your hands on a moomboo to help you sleep train while reducing changing variables in the baby's environment, so you know you are giving them the best chance to learn!
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9 Signs You're on the Wrong Birth Control
Just like bras and tampons, birth control is not one size fits all. Here's how to make sure you're using the best birth control option for your body.
It's a mess when you use the bathroom
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Irregular bleeding, excessive flow, and spotting are the most commonly reported side effects of all types of birth control, including pills, patches, shots and IUDs, says Sherry Ross, MD, an ob-gyn at Providence Saint John's Health Center in Santa Monica, California. However these side effects should only last a few months after starting a new method. If you're still bleeding after two to three months (and it's not getting lighter), you need to have a conversation with your doctor. Note: The Paraguard, or copper, IUD is the most likely birth control option to increase your flow and frequency.
Everything makes you sick to your stomach
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Pregnancy is well-known for making women nauseated, so it seems unfair that the birth control methods we use to prevent pregnancy can also have the same effect. Yet this side effect is quite common thanks to the way the synthetic hormones work in different women, Dr. Ross says. "For those women who have nausea from the birth control pill, it's best to start with the lowest dose of hormones and take the pill before bedtime," she advises. If that doesn't work she says to consider switching to birth control methods that bypass the stomach altogether and thereby minimize gastrointestinal distress, like the vaginal ring, arm implant, or progesterone-only IUD. You can also try these home remedies for nausea and stomach upset.
Memory? What memory?
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If you find yourself more spacey than usual, it might be your birth control. Researchers from the University of California, Irvine, found that women on the Pill had better emotional recall of events but had a harder time remembering details than women who were not on hormonal contraception. The researchers chalk it up to the influx of hormones, saying it mimics the "pregnancy brain" many women complain of when gestating. Suspect it's not your birth control method? Here are other reasons you can't focus, and what to do about it.
You're overweight or obese
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"It's been well-known for many years that hormonal birth control pills don't work as well for women with higher weights," explained Robert Grossman, MD, an ob-gyn at Las Robles hospital in California. "Unfortunately the reality is most doctors don't discuss this with their patients. It's a very uncomfortable conversation to have," he says. And the cut-off is lower than you may think: One study found that most pills (including emergency contraception like Plan B), rings, and patches are only maximally effective for women who weigh 176 pounds or less. Grossman adds that the lack of other options—you're left with non-hormonal IUDs or surgery—may make it hard for doctors to offer different methods for overweight patients. But if you're overweight it's a conversation you definitely need to have with your doc.
Every day life feels like an emotional rollercoaster
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A little PMS is normal; turning into an emotional wreck all month long is not. And unfortunately for some women, the hormones in some birth control pills, patches, and IUDs can exacerbate this effect, Dr. Ross says. Fortunately there are certain pills designed to help stabilize your mood swings. But, she adds, it all depends on how sensitive you are to synthetic estrogen and progesterone, the man-made hormones used in almost all types of birth control. So if you try several different brands of birth control pills and still feel intense bouts of anger, anxiety, sadness, or depression it's time to consider another type of contraception, preferably a non-hormonal option like the copper IUD, Dr. Ross says.
Chronic headaches are taking over your life
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"Not tonight, dear, I have a headache!" is one way to make sure you don't get pregnant, but it's not the most fun way—especially if your head pain is real. Chronic headaches, including some types of migraines, have been linked to hormonal fluctuations in women. Birth control pills may worsen or even cause them. "There are many different brands [of birth control pills], each varying in the types and doses of key hormones and some women are just more sensitive to one or both of these hormones exacerbating this effect," Dr. Ross says. This means you may need to do a bit of trial and error to figure out which hormone cocktails help or hurt your head. Try these natural remedies for headache relief.
Weight gain is a concern
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It's a myth that birth control pills in general make women gain weight, but there is one type of birth control that has been shown to make you put on a few: The Depo-Provera shot. "I find that most women gain approximately five pounds with Depo," says Alyssa Dweck, MD, an ob-gyn and co-author of V is for Vagina, "however, this isn't universal." A recent study from Ohio State University showed that one factor determining if you gain weight from the shot is the amount of micronutrients, or vitamins, in your diet. Researchers found that women who ate a lot of fruits, veggies, and whole grains were less likely to gain weight after getting the shot, even if they ate junk food as well. These are signs you might not be getting enough vitamins.
Tummy bloat is your middle name
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There are few things worse than looking like you're four months pregnant when you're definitely not. So it's no surprise that this is the birth control side effect women say they hate the most. And a recent study showed that this is not all in your head, as birth control pills can increase the risk of gastrointestinal symptoms. Researchers found that women on the Pill were more likely to experience bloating and constipation as well as irritable bowel disease and Crohn's disease. Bloating on the Pill should be mild and not last the whole month, Dr. Ross says. So if you feel like it's a perpetual problem, talk to your doctor about other options for birth control. Try these daily habits to minimize stomach bloating.
You have chronic yeast infections
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"Diaphragms and [contraceptive] sponges can cause frequent yeast and bacterial infections so I don't recommend them as your primary birth control," Dr. Ross explains. In addition, other birth control options, particularly those that are inserted into your vaginal canal, can alter the delicate bacterial balance, which makes you more susceptible to infection. Here are other secrets your vagina wishes it could tell you.


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A friend of Charlie Sheen's has claimed that he does not take care of his pets.
The actor, who is currently touring the US with his 'My Violent Torpedo Of Truth/Defeat Is Not An Option' show, has promised to continue insulting his ex-wife Denise Richards on stage until she returns his dogs. Sheen accused her of stealing his pet dogs in late March.
However, a friend of Sheen has spoken out against the star, stating that he tends to neglect his pets. The friend told Pop Eater that a dog and two lizards have died under the former Two and a Half Men actor's care in the past.
"You can trash Denise all you want, but one thing you can't say is that she doesn't love and care for her animals," said the friend. "These poor dogs were in a terrible condition when he gave them back to her."
The friend continued: "His Chinese water dragon died because he didn't take care of it and a while back, when he was married to Brooke, his bearded dragon fell in the pool and died. Again nobody was watching the poor thing."


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Broccoli Tuna Bake
Total TimePrep: 10 min. Bake: 30 min.
Makes4-6 servings
- 1 can (10-3/4 ounces) condensed cream of chicken soup, undiluted
- 1/3 cup milk
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice
- 1 can (12 ounces) white water-packed tuna, drained
- 1-1/2 cups cooked rice
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 4 cups frozen broccoli florets, cooked and drained
- 1/2 cup shredded cheddar cheese
- In a large bowl, combine the soup, milk and lemon juice. Stir in tuna, rice and pepper.
- Transfer to a greased 10-in. pie plate or quiche dish. Bake, uncovered, at 375° for 25 minutes. Top with broccoli; sprinkle with cheese. Bake 5-10 minutes longer or until cheese is melted.
Nutrition Facts1 cup: 225 calories, 8g fat (4g saturated fat), 40mg cholesterol, 674mg sodium, 18g carbohydrate (2g sugars, 2g fiber), 19g protein.
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Apr 18, 2019
Very good, the whole family liked it.
Jul 4, 2017
We thought this was a pretty good meal. Make sure your rice is firm, because otherwise this dish could get mushy fast. I steamed fresh broccoli since I'm not a fan of frozen. I also added in some onion to the mix. I used 2 small cans of tuna (5oz each), seemed to work fine. It was a decent meal, but I think next time I'd add in some red bell pepper and some garlic. I might also try cream of celery or cream of broccoli... I found the "chicken" flavor to be a bit overpowering. I'd make this again though with some tweaks.
Aug 4, 2011
My family really enjoyed this after they mixed it all together. Made it in individual dishes so everyone had their favorite cheese. Since I'm allergic to broccoli I mixed in cooked carrots.
Sep 29, 2009
This was so tasty!
Feb 14, 2008
Did someone say tuna??I make a tuna cassrole a couple times a year, I'd have it more often but DH isn't as crazy about it as I am. So this looks very interesting--I'm lovin' it!!Thanks!
Feb 14, 2008
This recipe is real comfort food. Even my son who claims he doesn't like tuna hot eats it with pleasure. I made it one time with shredded Swiss cheese when I didn't have cheddar and that was good, too.


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Is there an optimal range of residential density for healthy cities?
Data access has been approved for a project which will compare disparities in mortality across British Columbia to identify whether there is an level of residential density above which mortality rates increase.
Jessica Yu is carrying out the research as part of her PhD studies under the supervision of Professor Michael Brauer, at the University of British Columbia's School of Population and Public Health. Funded by the Cascadian Urban Analytics Cooperative, the project is part of a larger project, 'Pathways to Equitable Healthy Cities' (PEHC), operating with a global interdisciplinary team.
The objective of the PEHC study is to address health inequity to advance sustainable urban development supporting healthier lives for all.
"Based on recent studies conducted at the University of Washington showing that county-level estimates can mask substantial differences in health at the neighbourhood-level, there are calls for research at the small-area level to better understand geographical health inequalities," says Ms Yu.
Identifying the optimal residential density for health has practical policy implications for urban and health planners. Ms Yu's research will use epidemiology and geomatics to identify and compare disparities in mortality across British Columbia.
For the project PopData will link data sets from the BC Vital Statistics Agency, Statistics Canada, The Vancouver Area Neighbourhood Deprivation Index (VANDIX) and The Canadian Material and Social Deprivation Index (MSDI).


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Greeting Card
We send best wishes for a Happy New Year to all interested parties, customers and friends of our company.
Scavone orders DILO Line
With 126 years of experience Scavone is one of the most important textile companies in South America. Since its 1993 entry in technical textiles, the portfolio has expanded to filtration, shoes, geotextile, acoustic and automotive. There are four nonwoven production lines so far.
With the new needlefelt line Scavone increases its production capacity and trusts in DILO quality, reliability of machines, technology and service.
The DiloGroup plant consists of fibre preparation, MultiCard, lap drafter, as well as crosslapper and needlelooms. Its is used to process PES, PP and BiCo fibres into needlefelt especially for geotextile and automotive applications. The implementation of DILO Line 4.0 offers an optimum process control and monitoring.
EDANA Nonwovens Innovation Academy
At the EDANA Nonwovens Innovation Academy in Denkendorf, Germany, held on October 16-17, 2019 Mr. J. P. Dilo gave a presentation entitled "Micro-Needling", dealing with the company's development work in the field of manufacturing lightweight nonwovens at reduced energy cost levels.
DiloGroup at ITMA 2019
ITMA 2019 in Barcelona was a total success for DiloGroup. More than 6000 interested parties and customers from more than 80 countries visited the Dilo booth, which with a space of 1150 m² was the largest booth in the nonwovens machinery sector.
The idea to again show a complete production line with fibre was met with great approval and appreciation. DiloGroup with its focus on complete production lines for the nonwovens industry wanted to show the complete systems engineering and include the corresponding innovations and inventions. With customer requirements in mind, we can now pursue specific future development work and include these innovations in our standard portfolio. Interest in the new developments was evident, and visitors felt the enthusiasm of ca. 50 DiloGroup employees at the exhibition.
DiloGroup at Techtextil
Techtextil is one of the most important exhibitions in the field of nonwovens and Dilo has participated since its inception in 1986. During a history of more than 100 years dilo has always set new standards with technologies like Hyperpunch and DI-LOUR needling. ...
DiloGroup Inaugurates Sales and Service Office in India
The DiloGroup inaugurated its newly opened sales and service office on November 15, 2018 at Gurugram, India. With the establishment of the Gurugram office, Dilo will now be able to keep a closer relationship with their Indian customers and cater their needs promptly.
Dilo India Pvt. Ltd. will be headed by Yogesh Garg, who is a well-known expert on Dilo equipment and in the field of nonwovens. He will be guided by DiloGroup's Sales Director Dr. Gunnar Hemmer.
On the same day a technology symposium was held by DiloGroup along with Groz-Beckert and Brückner Textile Technologies. All three companies introduced their latest technologies and developments to Indian customers. The symposium was attended by over 150 Indian customers.
The photograph was taken during the ribbon-cutting ceremony.
From left to right: Dr. Gunnar Hemmer, Sales Director DiloGroup, and Björn Grözinger, Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany, New Delhi
Greeting Card
We send best wishes for a Happy New Year to all interested parties, customers and friends of our company.
Dilo has opened sales and service office in India
Dilo has been active on the Indian market for more than 30 years. Now our own sales and service office has been opened in the city of Gurugram near New Delhi to have an even closer contact to the Indian customers and to provide optimum after-sales-service.
Mr. Yogesh Garg heads Dilo India Private Ltd. as Managing Director. He is a well-known expert on Dilo equipment and in the field of nonwovens. He will be supported from Germany by DiloGroup's Sales Director Dr. Gunnar Hemmer and Mr. Hjalmar Schwab as Area Sales Manager for India.
According to the Indian tradition, the office was blessed in a prayer ceremony.
Dilo India Private Limited
The management of DiloGroup is glad to announce the establishment of Dilo India Private Limited in the city of Gurugram near New Delhi. This new Dilo office is a continuation of efforts to provide direct, close contact and service to Indian customers.
The nonwovens industry worldwide has enjoyed great success and high growth rates. DiloGroup as a leading supplier in this field has grown similarly in recent years and is known for highly productive high quality equipment in nonwovens production and needling lines.
The Dilo office in India is an expression of the high regard for the growing potential in the nonwovens industry of India and will be the first point of contact of customers for nowovens machinery sales, service and spare parts.
On November 15 the official inauguration along with a symposium to highlight machine and technology features and innovations is scheduled.
Mr. Yogesh Garg as Managing Director of the office in India, Dr. Gunner Hemmer as its Director here in Germany as well as Mr. Hjalmar Schwab as Sales Engineer are looking forward to customer enquiries.
The photograph was taken at the German headquarters of DiloGroup.
From left to right: Dr. Gunnar Hemmer, Sales Director, Mr. J. P. Dilo, CEO, Ms. Rebekka Dilo, Management Assistance, Mr. Yogesh Garg, Managing Director of Dilo India.
DiloGroup at Inlegmash 2018
Hall Forum, booth FC045
At Inlegmasch 2018 DiloGroup will have an information booth (No. FC045) in Hall Forum and invites all visitors to discuss the latest machine trends as well as innovations in needlefelt production.
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Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
DiloGroup in Mexico
On the occasion of the event "German Technology meets Mexican Textile" a symposium with about 250 participants was held in Mexico City on November 8 - 9, 2017.
DiloGroup made a presentation about "Latest Technique and Technology for the Production of Needle Felted Nonwovens and their Applications". This symposium was also a good opportunity to meet numerous well-known and new business partners, to exchange experiences in individual discussions and to prepare future business for 2018.
A further highlight was the event "Technología Alemana - Seminario Formativo" in the Instituto Politécnico Nacional in Mexico City on November 10, 2017. More than 350 professors and students took part. Due to the great demand, the presentations were transmitted in real time to other lecture halls. After the presentations numerous small groups of professors and students discussed different aspects of nonwovens technology.
Both events have successfully continued DiloGroup's activity in the important Mexican market.
VDMA Textile Machinery Conference, Charlotte, NC, USA
On November 6 more than one hundred delegates attended this event to hear presentations from equipment suppliers based in Germany featuring all aspects of textile fibre and yarn processing.
Dilo presented on the subject "Latest Technology for the Production of Needle Felted Nonwovens" including a brief history of our company as well as milestones relating to growth, facility expansion and technological development.
The latest innovations of card feeding (vibration chute card feeder VRS-P), carding (VectorQuadro card VQC) and crosslapping (Dilo-Layer DLSC 200 with a web infeed speed of 200 m/min) were described. For high volume webs the Rotac preneedling loom has been introduced to provide controlled low density initial needling from two sides using alternating elliptical motion and perforated counter rotating stitching cylinders.
In process development the "HyperTex" concept involves a scrim making unit by Messrs. Ontec Automation GmbH in line with a needleloom to allow reinforced felts to be made in a single pass. Scrim aperture can be adjusted as a process parameter.
The "Compact Line" with a needleloom width of 2.2 m is intended as a production line for high value specialty products for medical applications and processing fibres such as carbon.
These topics subsequently prompted several interesting discussions.
DiloGroup at SINCE 2017
Hall 1, booth R76 - November 8 - 10, 2017
Starting in 1986, the Shanghai International Nonwovens Conference & Exhibition (SINCE) has become the largest and most important nonwovens exhibition in Asia.
This year, more than 450 exhibitors will present on a floor space exceeding 34 000 m² the complete industry value chain from nonwovens raw materials, production machines and accessories to the endproduct. The related industries covered include hygiene, filtration, fabrics and apparel, medical, automotive, wipes, home furnishings and upholstery.
DiloGroup from Eberbach, Germany, with its units DiloSystems, DiloMachines, DiloTemafa and DiloSpinnbau has traditionally taken part in this important exhibition since 1986.
Zhejiang Huajiang Orders 2 Dilo Lines
Zhejiang Huajiang Science and Technology Development Co. Ltd., China, has ordered two more Dilo needlepunch lines thus consolidating the strong partnership between Zhejiang Huajiang and Dilo. The lines include opening and blending equipment from DiloTemafa, card feeding and cards from DiloSpinnbau as well as crosslappers and needlelooms from DiloMachines.
Zehjiang Huajiang is one of the biggest suppliers of GMT (glass-mat reinforced thermoplastic) products in China. The customer already operates three Dilo lines and increases its production capacity for formed parts made from glass fibre and polypropylene for automotive applications.
Foss Floors Orders Dilo Line
Dilo has received an order from Foss Floors, with headquarters in Rome (GA) - USA, to supply a complete DILO needlepunch line. This order demonstrates once more the strong partnership between Foss and Dilo.
The line is suitable for the production of floor covering felts, and includes a state of the art DiloTemafa opening and blending line, DiloSpinnbau carding machine 3 meter wide, DiloMachines crosslapper DLBS 30/50 with CV1 system, two needlelooms DI-LOOM series together with an integrated process control system DILO-PCS.
Foss Floors operates several other DILO production lines including high speed patterning DI-LOOP units and is a well-known leader and pioneer in nonwoven needlepunch floor coverings and specialty flooring products.
German Federal Minister Prof. Dr. Wanka at DILO
The German Federal Minister of Education and Research, Prof. Dr. Johanna Wanka, visited DILO on Friday, August 25, 2017 together with Dr. Stephan Harbarth (MP) and Peter Reichert (Mayor) accompanied by Mr. Braun and Mr. Stumpf (Councilors). Minister Wanka wanted to learn about current research projects supported by the Ministry. Mr. Dilo welcomed the minister and her company, shortly introduced the DiloGroup and explained two research projects which are executed in cooperation with the ITM at TU Dresden, the institute of lightweight structures at TU Chemnitz and other notable manufacturers of machines and textiles as well as with the automobile manufacturers Daimler and VW. The developments relate to the recycling of carbon fibre waste and the mass reduction of moulded parts for automotive interiors. Both are of importance to general automotive manufacturing but also for the further development of electro-mobility. DILO invests about 8 % of its yearly turnover in research and development. During a short tour of the company, DILO's two technology centres as well as the technology training centre for the professional education of mechanical and electrical technicians were shown to Professor Wanka. Traditionally, the quality of R&D as well as professional education plays an important role for DILO to secure technological market leadership.
Machine assembly has started in the new hall "Meilswiese II"
Almost a year after starting work on the new assembly hall "Meilswiese II" the employees of DiloGroup have started building machines there. This construction was initiated by the increased number of orders which resulted in a lack of assembly space. The new hall increases available assembly space by about 60 % and also enables us to enlarge the Technical Research Centre.
Exhibition and Marketing Committee of VDMA meet at DILO
This bi-annual meeting of the Exhibition and Marketing Commitee took place at DILO in Eberbach from June 20 - 21, 2017 with more than 20 representatives of the German textile machine builders present.
Mr. Johann Philipp Dilo, Managing Director of DiloGroup, welcomed attendees and invited them for a subsequent factory tour. The focus of the first day was on machine design. The attendees listened to papers from member companies and external partners dealing with this topic and an active discussion followed. The second day was dedicated to exhibitions and corporate communications in China. The participants compared the exhibitions of the last six months. In addtion, sales promotion activities of the VDMA for the ITMA 2019 in Barcelona were discussed. The second topic - corporate communications in China - explored possibilities for German machine builders to better communicate with Chinese customers, which in regard to the importance of the Chinese market is a very interesting and current subject.
It was a very successful meeting with an interesting exchange of experiences and active discussions.
Sales Success in Turkey
On the exhibition Techtextil in Frankfurt DiloGroup was able to conclude two orders for machine deliveries to Turkey.
One complete installation consisting of fibre preparation, card feeding MultiFeed and wide working width card will be delivered in February 2018 to Merkas Tekstil San. ve Tic A.S. Merkas Tekstil is in the hygiene sector and produces carded respectively air-through bonded high loft nonwoven products such as Acquisition Distribution Layer (ADL), topsheet, textile edge and ATB facings for backsheet products, used e. g. in baby diapers, sanitary napkins and adult incontinence products. Merkas delivers its products to domestic and foreign markets and increases its production capacity and variety with the aid of the new production line.
Hassan Tekstil San. ve Tic. A.S. produces nonwovens which are used e. g. in the automotive, as wipes, insulation products and geotextiles. The line consists of opening and blending equipment, a MultiFeed card feeder, MultiCard and lap drafter, DLS crosslapper and highspeed Hyperpunch needle looms in large working width. Delivery is scheduled for March 2018. With the investment in the new line Hassan Tekstil will improve the product quality and increase its production capacity.
Both companies belong to the Hassan Group.
DiloGroup looks back at a successful Techtextil 2017
This year's Techtextil in Frankfurt was record-breaking! More than 47.500 visitors from 114 countries came to Frankfurt from May 9 - 12, 2017 to gather information about the most innovative products in the field of technical textiles and about the latest process technologies.
New machine techniques and technologies, interesting products and spectacular visions of the future: During all 4 days of Techtextil, international visitors crowded the fairground to discover high-tech textiles used in applications like foldable textile floodlights, smart knee braces, warming or cooling fashion and clothes with integrated LED lights, incombustible fibres, bicycle frames made from carbon fibre and textile membranes for stadium roofs. Most Techtextil visitors came from Germany, Italy, France and Turkey and to the Texprocess from Italy, Romania and Portugal.
DILO Compact Line at ITA Augsburg, Germany
This video shows the DILO Compact Line which is used at ITA Augsburg for research into possible uses of recycled carbon fibres. The line with a card working width of 1.1 m and a layering width of 2.2 m is also suitable for the industrial production of small needlefelt quantities for many different application fields.
Successful INDEX exhibition
DiloGroup would like to thank all customers and interested parties for visiting the DILO booth in Geneva. Compared to the last INDEX 2014, we registered an increase in visitors of about 50 %, among them the important international nonwovens producers in all application areas: hygiene and light weight nonwovens as well as technical textiles and nonwovens used in the field of geotextiles, filtration media and automotive. For nonwoven floor coverings there is still a big interest in complete DILO production lines.
On the occasion of the INDEX show DILO presented a video of the latest production line development HyperTex which was very well-received by producers of filtration media, roofing material and geotextiles. HyperTex combines a scrim fabric making machine with Hyperpunch needling technology. The HyperTex installation needles scrim and needlefelt together inline resulting in a multi-layer nonwoven sandwich characterized by two exterior needlefelts with a scrim reinforcement in the middle. This approach allows production speeds up to 40 m/min. Further possible savings in yarns or filaments can be achieved by online variation of mesh apertures. A big interest in HyperTex will be the basis for further discussions at the coming Techtextil exhibition in Frankfurt from May 9 - 12, 2017. The HyperTex installation can be demonstrated in the DILO textile research center in Eberbach.
"HyperTex" Installation for the Production of Reinforced Multi-layer Needlefelts
Numerous fields of application such as filter media, geotextiles, roofing material, floor coverings, other technical textiles and composites require needled nonwovens with high low-load resistance. This is generally achieved by using reinforcing meshs / grids. The DILO HyperTex installation with the "Turbotex" scrim fabric machine of Messrs. ontec automation GmbH produces a reinforcing scrim which is fed between two needlefelts and then needled together by a Hyperpunch needleloom.
The mesh apertures of this scrim can be varied up to 20 x 20 mm. Production speed is up to 40 m/min. The HyperTex installation in a working width of 2.5 m is ready for presentations and trials in DILO's Textile Research Centre in Eberbach, Germany.
DiloGroup at Techtextil
The Techtextil exhibition in Frankfurt/Main, Germany, from May 9 - 12, 2017 is the international fair for technical textiles and nonwovens. More than 1600 exhibitors from over 50 countries will be present at the Techtextil exhibition covering the complete value added chain in the field of technical textiles.
DiloGroup's booth No. H31, hall 3.
Huafon Microfiber Orders 10 Lines from DiloGroup
Huafon Microfiber Co. Ltd. has placed orders for a total of 10 complete, most advanced and high capacity needling lines with DiloGroup for its new plant in Qidong, Jiangsu Province, China since 2015.
All these lines consist of DiloTemafa high capacity blending systems, DiloSpinnbau special card feeding systems with Twinflow for a very homogenous flock matt, high capacity carding machines, DiloMachines high speed crosslappers with special air-guide system for best layering performance with precise web edges as well as numerous DiloMachines needle looms with Hyperpunch technology.
DiloGroup at Inlegmash 2017
DiloGroup will inform at Inlegmash, Moscow, Russia in Hall 3, booth 3D68 all visitors about latest machine developments as well as new solutions in the field of nonwovens production from February 20 - 22, 2017.
DiloGroup offers a special highlight on February 21 organizing a nonwovens symposium of its own to inform about trends in the nonwovens market and especially equipment developments and innovations.
DiloGroup at INDEX
International nonwoven producers meet again in Geneva, Switzerland, from April 4 - 7, 2017 on the occasion of the INDEX exhibition. DiloGroup will inform in detail about its machine program for fibre preparation to finished needlefelt. DiloGroup with its units DiloSpinnbau, DiloTemafa, DiloMachines and DiloSystems offers tailor-made production lines from one supplier for almost all applications.
DiloGroup at Domotex 2017
The international floor covering industry met at the Domotex fair in Hanover, Germany, during January. With more than 1400 exhibitors, this exhibition in one of the most important ones for the industry.
DiloGroup provided together with Messrs. Brückner Plant Technologies information about developments in machines and plants for the production of needlefelt for floor coverings and automotive applications.
The multiple uses for needlefelt in commercial as well as in household applications were very interesting for floor covering producers. The visitors informed themselves about the different design and patterning possibilities offered by DI-LOUR and DI-LOOP machines ranging from velour to ribcord and patterned top layers. Further applications for needlefelt on the floor are for example the secondary layer of tufted carpets or the use in artificial turf, door mats or sports surfaces. A great number of exhibitors used the opportunity for intense discussion about current and potential projects for machine investments.
Floor covering is still one of the important applications for needlefelt. In this sector, DiloGroup is very successful with its standard universal production lines. These are characterized by intense fibre preparation, fibre opening and blending for precise colours, cards and crosslayers for very high throughputs and a wide range of fibre fineness and staple length. The needling for consolidating felts in large working widths covers a wide weight range from lightweight to heavy weight floor coverings. In the meantime, DI-LOUR and DI-LOOP structuring and patterning machines are requested with high stroke frequencies, throughput speeds and large working widths up to 6.5 m.
DiloGroup would like to thank all visitors for their interest and the promising talks and looks forward to welcoming you at the INDEX (hall 1 / 2, booth 2010) in Geneva from April 4 - 7, 2017.
DiloGroup at Domotex in Hanover
From January 14 to January 17, 2017 the Domotex, the meeting point of the international floor coverings industry will take place in Hanover. DiloGroup will be present with an information stand, No. E63, hall No. 5 and would be pleased to welcome you.
Progress with new assembly hall
Over recent weeks, work on the new assembly hall has made good progress. The roof and walls are almost finished which means windows and gates can be installed early next year and interior completion can begin.
Greeting Card
We wish all interested parties, customers and friends of our company a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Hofer Vliesstofftage
The 31st edition of the "Hofer Vliesstofftage" was once again a meeting point for nonwovens producers and machine builders. At the expert meeting in the festival hall renowned national and international speakers from industry and research presented new products and process innovations as well as new processes and applications in the field of nonwovens. More than 450 participants and 79 exhibitors as well as numerous students and institutes took the chance for discussions, project talks and personal meetings.
Dilo took part with an information booth where we could welcome our customers.
The "Hofer Vliesstofftage" is an important date for the whole industry.
Construction Works Advance
Construction work for the new Dilo assembly hall located in the Itter valley makes progress. The framewok of the new assembly hall has been erected which indicates eventual size. The overall dimensions of hall plus office building are about 36 x 102 m. Since start of construction on September 1, drainage works, foundations for the pillars and the floor have been prepared. Pillars, roof frames and wall panels have been delivered as precast concrete components.
The work on site advances quickly so that the planned completion date of May 2017 for this assembly hall is on schedule.
The photograph shows the structural framework of the Dilo assembly hall "Meilswiese II".
DiloGroup at Domotex 2016
As in the past, DiloGroup shared a booth with Brückner Plant Technologies, Leonberg, Germany, at the Domotex 2016 to inform about possible uses of needle felted products as floor coverings and in automotive applications.
Needle felted floor coverings are commonly used in office buildings as well as in private homes. Needle felts can also be found as non-visible components such as backing for tufted carpets. Further applications are synthetic turf, door mats and sport surfaces, automotive carpets and trim. Hence needle felts offer a variety of possible uses: DI-LOUR and DI-LOOP machines create different surface structures such as velour, ribbed or patterned top layers thus providing a wide range of design options.
DiloGroup would like to thank all visitors for the interest in our technology and for the interesting discussions.
DiloGroup at Inlegmasch-2016
The 16th International Fair for "Installations for the Production and Processing of Textiles" Inlegmasch-2016 took place in the central exhibition centre "Expocentre" in Moscow, Russia, from February 24 – 26, 2016.
This year 110 companies coming from 17 nations (Austria, Belgium, Great Britain, Germany, India, Iran, Spain, Italy, Canada, China, Netherland, Korea, Russia, France, Czech Republic, Switzerland, Japan) presented their latest developments on a floor space of 3000 m². DiloGroup as normal used the German Pavilion to take part and this involved 21 companies.
Although the last Inlegmasch was less than one year ago, Inlegmasch-2016 attracted a large number of visitors. One of the reasons for this immense interest may be the decline in textile imports into Russia. Many Russian nonwoven and textile producers now try to benefit from this situation and to fill in the gaps. This resulted in a great interest of Russian textile producers in German machines and engineering.
During the show, we had very interesting discussions about possible uses of DILO machines and production lines with customers and interested parties mainly from Russia, Belarus and Ukraine. One main focus was the processing of special fibres like glass, basalt and carbon as well as the production of nonwovens for many different applications such as geotextiles, filter, automotive and insulation products.
The exhibition showed once again that the technical and technological products offered by DiloGroup are excellent solutions for customers in Russia and the neighbouring nation.
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ITMA 2015 - Successful Presentation by DiloGroup
DiloGroup was the only nonwoven machine manufacturer to show on its booth, with a surface area of more than 1200 m², two complete lines which were operated with fibre.
The high capacity production line with a needleloom working width of 7 m and a compact line which will be used for needling recycled carbon fibre in future.
DiloGroup at ITMA 2015
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Four Successful Days in Frankfurt
Following the Techtextil show in Frankfurt DiloGroup reports a positive outcome
The leading international trade fairs Techtextil and Texprocess started with positive numbers. From May 4 through May 7 2015 a total of 1662 exhibitors from 54 countries presented their companies on the fairground in Frankfurt.
DiloGroup at CINTE Techtextil China
DiloGroup at CINTE Techtextil China from September 24 - 26, 2014
This year Shanghai appeared as a platform for the international textile industry and the nonwovens industry. First the combined ITMA Asia and CITME show took place in June and then shortly afterwards in September the CINTE Techtextil China will open its gates.
Successful ITMA Asia + CITME
On the occasion of the ITMA Asia + CITME which took place in Shanghai from June 16 - 20, 2014, DiloGroup presented its nonwoven production lines made in Germany and provided information about the various machines and services offered by its companies - DiloTemafa, DiloSpinnbau, DiloMachines and DiloSystems - to a large public, not only from China, but also from the complete Asian region as well as Australia and even the Middle East.
Successful INDEX 14
From April 8 to 11 INDEX took place in Geneva as a forum for the nonwovens industry. Nonwovens producers, raw material suppliers and machine manufacturers came together to present and see latest developments and trends.
2nd International Symposium of DiloSystems in Sao Paulo, Brazil
On October 8, 2013 DiloSystems invited Brazilian customers and other interested parties from industry, trade and research institutes to the 2nd International Symposium which took place in the Club Transatlantico in Sao Paulo.
Representatives of DiloGroup units, DiloTemafa, DiloSpinnbau and DiloMachines, introduced the latest development and technologies for the production and use of nonwoven products to an audience of more than 100 invited guests. One common theme of all the presentations was "Dilo-Isomation", a process allowing the production of very regular nonwoven web masses while at the same time reducing fibre consumption. DiloTemafa started with a speech about its systems for fibre preparation - Baltromix and DON - as well as the filter system TFS, DiloSpinnbau introduced the MultiFeed with double-sided fibre infeed and the MultiCard machine, DiloMachines presented the various crosslapper and needleloom series. Another paper by Messrs. Groz-Beckert about recent developments in felting needles completed the symposium.
The audience followed the speeches with great interest. Afterwards, our representatives were able to address these topics in detail in numerous discussions thus creating a good basis for further successful cooperation in the Brazilian market. Our representative, Mr. Andreoli of Albttex, who was responsible for the organization of this symposium, also contributes to this success.
DiloGroup at IDEA in Miami Beach, FL, USA - April 23 - 25, 2013
At this show, DiloGroup will inform about machine concepts and equipment components which improve web quality and uniformity in all bonding processes.
DiloGroup at DOMOTEX Middle East 2012
In its seventh year DOMOTEX Middle East will be held in Istanbul for the first time. The fair will cover the entire spectrum of the flooring industry along with all allied sectors. Dilo as the inventor of the well established needle felt structuring and patterning machines DI-LOUR and DI-LOOP presents at DOMOTEX Middle East floor covering products made on their advanced production lines and needling machinery.
DiloGroup at India ITME 2012
The India International Textile Machinery Exhibition – INDIA ITME 2012 – being held for the 9th time at Bombay Convention & Exhibition Centre in Mumbai from December 2nd – 7th is an excellent opportunity for the DiloGroup to present its portfolio of equipment to the Indian market. This exhibition is also an important platform for the Asian market in general.
DiloGroup will provide extensive information about production lines made in Germany and recent machine concepts from the DiloGroup companies DiloTemafa, DiloSpinnbau and DiloMachines. A major focus of the new equipment is to improve operation efficiency, web quality and uniformity with positive effects on all staple fibre bonding processes. All these elements belong to the "Dilo – Isomation" process and aim at an even web mass for reduced fibre consumption as raw material is the biggest cost factor in textile production.
Papermachinefelt Needle Loom on its Way to China
950 tonnes of machinery, packed in 21 crates and 3 containers, started their journey from Eberbach to China on September 6. The needle loom type DI-LOOM PMF, which is 18 m wide, 12.3 m high and 4.4 m deep, was first loaded onto an inland waterway craft to start its transport to the North Sea port of Antwerp. There it will be reloaded to be shipped via Shanghai to Kunshan where Dilo technicians will rebuild the machine in its final location.
The difficult loading onto the vessel which took from the early morning into the night required the use of several heavy trailers and huge cranes to lift the crates which each had a weight of up to 100 tonnes from the street via the Neckar bank onto the vessel.
More photograhs from the loading in Eberbach.
Transport via Heidelberg to the North Sea port of Antwerp.
DiloGroup exhibits at Techtextil North America
The DiloGroup will be represented at this exhibition in Atlanta, Georgia, from April 24 - 26, 2012 by DiloInc., the North American representation located in Charlotte, North Carolina. Dilo Inc. will provide extensive information about recent machine concepts.
Big Success at the ITMA in Barcelona
On the largest booth for nonwoven production machines with a space of 1000 m² the DiloGroup presented itself as the leader in this field. The DiloGroup was the only exhibitor to show a complete nonwoven production line and to run it with fibre to present numerous newly developed characteristics. This line made in Germany was an attraction drawing about 3500 visitors to the booth.
Main topics were the new Alphamix as well as the suction, filtration and sound insulation techniques from DiloTemafa, the MultiFeed and MultiCard from DiloSpinnbau, the Webguide of the DiloLayer as well as the "Isomation Process" for a more regular fibre mass flow and a more homogeneous final product. Isomation is an integral concept to save fibres.
Thank you very much for your visit and for your interest in our complete lines for the production of nonwovens!
DiloGroup - Preview to ITMA show
DiloGroup at ITMA in Barcelona
Booth No. H2.B101, Hall2
DiloGroup, the leading supplier of complete production lines for staple fibre web forming and consolidation, enjoys the same strong order inflow as during 2007 and 2008 with potential further increases. Dilo, therefore, looks forward with confidence to the ITMA show in Barcelona where we will present a complete nonwoven production line on a floor space of 1000 m². The nonwoven staple fibre sector is still characterized by high demand and dynamic development in numerous application areas such as floor coverings, automotive interior linings, geotextiles and roofing material, filter media, synthetic leather, upholstery and mattress felts, thermal insulation, wipes for industry and household, special applications involving carbon fibre, glass and mineral fibres, technical and papermachine felts, medicine, hygiene and apparel.


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