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Process Automation
Modified starches resemble a specialty chemical process in that not only high-accuracy batching is required, but also sophisticated pH management along with the temperature control for both exothermic and endothermic reactions.
Cooking extrusion is a process in that ingredient additions are metered as a function of overall rate and the zone temperature controls for each of the barrel extrusion zones requires attention and the temperature control of the pre-conditioning cylinder so that the proper product characteristics such as mouth-feel, bowl-life, conversion-rate, etc. could be achieved.
Drying applications for both pet food and cereals involve both flow and temperature control whether it be spray drying, drum drying or multi-pass, plenum dryers.


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From the tropical shores of Hawaii to the snow-lined slopes of Lake Tahoe, you'll be able to choose from greater than fifty five high quality resorts in some of the most sought-after vacation locations in the world. We did come again to Six Flags a couple of days later to have lunch with some of the solid. I even have tried a number of, but personally I like Escapia's vacation rental software program ( -leases ) It allows me to integrate my booking system, website, and property administration into one. These are among the many findings of a current examine of more than 11,000 vacation rental vacationers conducted by Wyndham Vacation Rentals, the world's largest professional manager of vacation rental properties and part of the Wyndham Worldwide household of brands (NYSE: WYN). I extremely advocate Sunset Bungalow for anybody who's searching for a enjoyable, stress-free family vacation.
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Vacation is directed by Jonathan M. Goldstein , Tracy J. Brown, John Francis Daley and stars Chris Hemsworth, Leslie Mann, Michael Peña, Christina Applegate. I do not want to be an extra in motion pictures however for this one it was superior and a should do. Just seeing how films are made and getting to be a part of the vacation franchise was superior. Many vacation rental house owners have been watching nervously as has bought up increasingly itemizing sites, listing fees have risen, and increasingly more of the visitor choice and reserving process is being handled by outdoors parties. The new tax would have immediate impression on vacation rental homeowners and the businesses that serve rental homeowners and their visitors.
Townson helped forged us in the different Walley World scenes so that we'd actually be seen for a second in one of many photographs that make it into the Vacation movie. We had no thought Six Flags Over GA would end up being Walley World for the 2015 Vacation Movie at the time. I'll never forget the VR proprietor who asked the ages of my children after I rented their residence, and had age-appropriate treats and toys for the youngsters when we arrived. Responsible and thoughtful regulation of short term leases can and ought to be accomplished in a way that's in keeping with other objectives of a neighborhood. Take off on an exciting Denver vacation , and you may see first-hand that the town is setting a brand new bar for best craft brew scene and most spectacular ski slopes.

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Martial Nonviolence integrates the movements of aikido with the language and mind of Aikido 2.0, and takes the practice to a realistic and professional level through improvisation and facilitation training that puts Conflict Done Well in the context of sustainable and inspirational leadership.
The children bring home what they practice during the day and carry back into the classroom the realities of their family life. Peace Practices are designed as Whole Community Learning because this reality of inter-dependence cannot be escaped and is both frustrating and the ideal fertile ground in which to cultivate the success of everyone involved.
What about practicing at home, on the playground, and other places outside of the dojo?
- Basic practice is careful and slow for quite a while. Please don't play at fast aikido with your friends. Wait to train in the dojo.
- To practice, both people must agree, knowing what permission they are giving. If you don't ask first, or somebody doesn't know what they are saying, wait to practice.
- If there in no soft place on the floor, like mats or padded carpet, wait to practice falling down (ukemi) until you are in the dojo.
What about being attacked by other children?
If someone attempts to hit or grab you, please get out of the way and call an adult right away. Children test their power on each other all the time, with and without martial arts. Minor injuries are common and, in our experience, do not increase with the study of martial arts. We repeat frequently the phrase "aikido protects" and make clear that this includes even those who might seem threatening or aggressive.
What about the practices involved, like hitting and imagining attacks?
Children take to heart and carry with them between school and home what they learn and imagine. Some parents believe that their child might not have conceived of physical conflict until introduced to it in our classes. This is extremely unlikely and, even if it were to happen, is the best possible introduction to a problematic dilemma. The big shift we propose is from saying "Don't Hit!", which does little good in the long term, to making clear that the dojo is the place to learn what hitting is about, with teachers who are attentive and friends who have agreed to stop when asked, and how to make that kind of aggression at least less threatening and at best irrelevant.
Do I need to sign a waiver for my child every session?
Waivers need to be signed for ever particpant (adult and child alike) once to cover all of their future particaption in Peace Practices.
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I Hate the Tattered Cover (Although I Hate the New Flagship Store Less than the Cherry Creek Version.}
Of course I don't really hate the wonderful independent Denver bookstore, but like the quote from Amadeus, "there are too many books."
As well as too many recommendations. (Not really.)
The original store opened in 1971. That small store had 950′ and two employees. In 1986 the expanded store moved across the street. This was the store I hated.
My memories of the Cherry Creek store: People bustling in from one of the various doors. You'd grab a map and have to hold it this way and that to figure out where you were since the mountains weren't visible. (An orienteerer I'm not. I didn't learn right from left until 6th grade and only know my way around Colorado when I am on one side or other of the mountains.) Then, usually up the wide staircase, which had books on the landings, books piled on the sides of the steps. Something would always catch my attention so I'd have to stop and skim it. Sometimes I'd get stuck in the magazine section, which included every conceivable topic in various languages. Too poor to buy a book? Try an obscure journal.
This incarnation had four floors, with a well-liked restaurant, The Fourth Story, on the top. There were information desks on each floor, chairs tucked in corners, and people everywhere. The lower level held the smell of coffee from the busy coffee bar. Six miles of shelves! You could get lost, and pre-cell phone days, you might wander for hours amongst those 150,00 titles, looking for the person you arrived with. I was overwhelmed, and remember plopping myself down, depressed that I could never read all the books, not even all the books that sounded really good and interesting since a good half of the titles would have met those criteria. Scanning the wall of recent arrivals, I despaired I'd never have a book displayed there. Unless I went into the store looking for a particular title, or had narrowed down what I wanted to a particular topic, it was too daunting to enter. Of course, a normal trip resulted in a large purchase since no matter how determined I was to buy just one title, something else jumped out as a must read.
When the branch store opened in LoDo, I liked shopping there better. It still had a ton of books, three floors (since consolidated to two) with books displayed or stacked on the landings, the wall of recent arrivals, and lots of magazines, but its smaller size felt more manageable, and you could met up at the coffee bar since it normally was less busy than the other store.
Since the Cherry Creek store closed in 2006, I've mostly shopped at the Colfax location. The new Colfax store has two floors, with fewer nooks and hiding places but now it has history as it resides in the renovated Bonfils-Lowenstein Theater. The building had been vacated about twenty years before it was converted to a bookstore. Udi's Cafe faces the side street, with a coffee shop in the opposite corner. The website says there are about the same number of titles as in the old store, although the open space makes the overabundance of volumns look more manageable. This store has very tall shelves, but preserves many of the historic details of the old theater. I wasn't aware of some of these features until I read the website. Most of the books are shelved in the proscenium. A bank of theater seats, as well as many other chairs, remains for reading pleasure. A new feature is used books commingled with new titles. On my recent trip I bought a used title, two discounted books I've been meaning to read, a discounted French Vegetarian paperback, and a hardback hot off the presses.
The history of the store includes numerous author talks and other events, which continue to this day. Its hallmark is customer service and a knowledgeable staff. On my recent trip, I tapped into the expertise of the head buyer, Kathy. Ordering titles online or by phone is another longtime service. Truly, the bookstore is a friend to any writer and beloved by the Denver metropolitan community in any of its incarnations. You can like them on FaceBook, order online, or, when in Denver, shop at any of their three locations. (Colfax, Lodo, or Highlands Ranch.)
Travel and Leisure Top Bookstores.
Flavor Wire Top 45 Indie Bookstores
Christian Science Monitor Ten of America's Best Bookstores


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While the President and EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt have made no secret of their hostility to the Paris Accords, the Clean Power Plan, or for that matter just about any other initiative to address the climate change crisis, the EPA is required by law to hold public hearings before its scraps or alters the rules, promulgated under the Obama administration, that created the Clean Power Plan. The following is a text of a letter to Director Pruitt in support of the CPP from 32 Montana legislators, submitted as written testimony at the EPA hearing in Gillette, Wyoming today.
March 27, 2018
E. Scott Pruitt, Administrator
Environmental Protection Agency
1200 Pennsylvania Ave. NW
Washington, DC 20004
Dear Administrator Pruitt:
As elected members of the Montana State Legislature, we write in response to your request for comment on the proposed repeal and replacement of the Clean Power Plan (CPP). In our opinion, any weakening of the CPP would be a grave mistake and would seriously threaten the health and wellbeing of Americans and indeed our neighbors throughout the world.
Since the CPP was first proposed by the prior administration, evidence of the extent of climate change, its relationship to carbon emissions, and the severity of its effects has grown rapidly. In the state of Montana, climate change is adversely affecting our agricultural and recreational economies and eroding the quality of the natural environment and ecosystems, which are the heritage of not just Montanans, but all Americans. The disappearance of glaciers in Glacier National Park and the increasing frequency of catastrophic wildfires on national forests are two outstanding examples.
Globally, climate change is now clearly implicated in rising sea levels, species loss, increasing food insecurity, compromised health, and other deleterious effects that threaten the viability of the world economy and the stability of the political order. American military analysts have identified these effects of climate change as a serious national security threat.
Since it became apparent that the current administration did not intend to move forward with the CPP, several states have taken it upon themselves to impose firm, quantifiable and verifiable reductions on their carbon emissions. We applaud the effort of those states, but we are concerned that leaving control of carbon emissions to individual states acting in isolation is unlikely to result in adequate emission reductions. The reason in clear: while the benefits of emissions reductions demonstrably outweigh the costs, those benefits accrue nationally and internationally, while the costs are born locally. It is not reasonable to expect any one state to incur the costs of providing substantial benefits outside its borders unless it is acting in concert with other states and benefiting in turn from those states' efforts. Achieving such concerted action clearly requires direction in the form of a national policy such as the CPP.
There are several economic aspects of the CPP that we urge you to consider. One is that while efforts (such as the CPP) to control emissions are often perceived to be costly and accordingly, economically inefficient, the fact is that there is now extensive research that demonstrates that the economic magnitude of the damages avoided when emissions are reduced far outweighs the costs of achieving the reductions in the first place. It is clear that in Montana, for example, failing to arrest climate change will seriously damage both the agricultural and outdoor recreation industries which are significant contributors to the state's economy.
When the CPP was first proposed, several national opposition studies predicted that its implementation would impose unacceptably high costs on the national economy. Since that time, however, emissions from the electric power sector have dropped at a rate comparable to that contemplated in the CPP, strictly as a result of the cost advantage conferred by switching from coal to natural gas for thermal generation and replacing fossil fuel generation with renewables. This suggests that implementing the CPP would be far less costly than critics predicted, and greater reductions could be achieved at acceptable cost.
As legislators in a coal producing state, we are aware of the potential impacts of the CPP on communities that depend on coal for their livelihoods. We believe that the country and energy companies have an obligation to assist such communities in transitioning to a lower carbon and less coal dependent energy system. Indeed, this is an issue which we already face in Montana and which we have confronted and will continue to confront in the legislative arena. But we also believe that we have an equally compelling obligation to address the very serious threat of climate change, which we cannot do without Federal direction such as that provided for in the Clean Power Plan.
Senator Dick Barrett, Missoula
Senator Carlie Boland, Great Falls
Senator Jill Cohenour, East Helena
Senator Tom Facey, Missoula
Senator Jen Gross, Billings
Senator Margaret MacDonald, Billings
Senator Sue Malek, Missoula
Senator Nate McConnell, Missoula
Senator Mike Phillips, Bozeman
Senator JP Pomnichowski, Bozeman
Senator Diane Sands, Missoula
Senator Frank Smith, Poplar
Senator Lea Whitford, Cut Bank
Rep. Kim Abbott, Helena
Rep. Bryce Bennett , Missoula
Rep. Laurie Bishop, Livingston
Rep. Ellie Hill Smith, Missoula
Rep. Willis Curdy, Missoula
Rep. Amanda Curtis, Butte
Rep. Mary Ann Dunwell, Helena
Rep. Jenny Eck, Helena
Rep. Janet Ellis, Helena
Rep. Dave Fern, Whitefish
Rep. Moffie Funk, Helena
Rep. Jim Hamilton, Bozeman
Rep. Denise Hayman, Bozeman
Rep. Shane Morigeau, Missoula
Rep. Andrea Olsen, Missoula
Rep. Rae Peppers, Lame Deer
Rep. Jean Price, Great Falls
Rep. Marilyn Ryan, Missoula
Rep. Tom Woods, Bozeman


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What's Next for Steve Harvey?
Posted on 06 April 2016
Believe it or not, there is another show on the way for Steve Harvey! Harvey and executive producer Mark Burnett have teamed up with ABC for a new reality show.
The project is a competition that revolves around entrepreneurs who pitch their ideas for new businesses in front of a live studio audience. The audience then votes on which entrepreneur should receive funding for their idea. Burnett knew Steve was the man for the job from the beginning saying "he has an enormous heart for entrepreneurs, some of whom will get their business jump-started because of him."
Although Harvey is already working on numerous TV shows, he is particularly thrilled about this one. He said, "I'm thrilled to have another passion project on the ABC Schedule. This is just the type of show that gives folks a vehicle to breathe life into their dreams."
ABC said the series has an order for 13 episodes and that it will premiere 2016, but they have yet to announce the date and the name.


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The Bridge Inn, Harrogate
Pateley Bridge
Postal town: Harrogate
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I spent several pleasant evenings here a few years ago. This was the pub where I first became acquainted with the delicious Black Sheep Riggwelter. The food was unpretentious, but delicious. I can confirm Old Boots' belief that this is connected to the nearby mill. The pub was once located in that building and was called the Watermill. The building was too large, so it was converted into accommodation and the pub relocated into this building and renamed the Bridge because, well, its near a bridge! I remember this fondly as a very nice pub.
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Double fronted old stone building much extended to one side, it lies about a mile distant from Pateley Bridge up the road heading west to the dale head. It may at one time have been connected with the neighbouring Foster Beck mill which was driven by a huge waterwheel which still exists. Inside are numerous rooms and spaces, first you enter a bar with the counter, an open fire with buffalo horns mounted above it, just off this is an alcove housing games machines. To the left is another stting room with tables and chairs and a big screen, to its side is a carvery area. Carrying straight on is a carpeted room set out for dining. All the rooms have plain white walls with old pictures and prints of the dale and further afield. There is a dart board but it is swung upwards and secured by chains when not in use as it blocks access between two rooms. Four handpumps with a range of Timothy Taylors beers in good condition including the Dark Mild and Golden Best as well as Landlord, the fourth pump is occupied by Black Sheep Bitter. Black Sheep provide the signage for the pub as well. The patio is popular in summer with tourists and locals as good pub grub is available in addition to decent beer.
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The protest, which lasted nearly a week, strained public sympathy in a country that has traditionally shown compassion towards refugees. Several of the men were reported to have been former Taliban leaders; none had been served with a deportation order.
Teenage protesters distributed mobile phone photographs to supporters outside the cathedral picturing themselves with red nooses around their necks. Claims that some were prepared to leap from a 20-metre-high (66ft) organ loft if officers approached alarmed the authorities.
Church of Ireland negotiators, led by the Archbishop of Dublin, the Most Rev John Neill, reached an agreement with the hunger strikers allowing them to leave the cathedral but they withdrew after the department of justice rejected the deal. Several were treated in hospital but later tried to re-enter the cathedral. They were turned back by Garda officers.
Officers finally removed all the protesters late on Saturday night. The 33 men were taken before a special sitting of Bridewell district court in the early hours of Sunday where they were charged with breaking Ireland's forcible entry and occupation act.
The eight Afghan youths were placed in state care. They have not been charged with any crime.


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In 1900 Britain was in many respects the world's leading nation, enjoying a large share of world trade, a dominant position in the international money market, and possessing a far flung empire supported by the world's most powerful navy. Japan was a complete contrast, sharing with Britain only the fact that it too was a nation of Islands lying off the shore of a major continent. Until the 1860s it had possessed a social and economic structure more akin to that of feudal, rather than twentieth century, Europe. By the 1990s, the positions were almost reversed. This paper sets out to examine the contrasting democratic political systems of the two nations and to explore the social and democratic consequences of the changes that have occurred.
The establishment of the Japanese archipelago assumed its present shape around 10,000 years ago. Soon after the era known as the Jomon period began and continued for about 8,000 years.
Gradually they formed small communities and began to organize their lives communally. Japan can be said to have taken its first steps to nationhood in the Yamato period, which began at the end of the third century AD. During this period, the ancestors of the present Emperor began to bring a number of small estates under unified rule from their bases around what are now Nara and Osaka Prefectures. At the beginning of the seventeenth century, Tokugawa Ieyasu set up a government in Edo (now Tokyo) and the Edo period began. The Tokugawa regime adopted an isolationist policy that lasted for more than 200 years, cutting off exchange with all countries except China and the Netherlands. The age of the Samurai came to and end with the Meiji Restoration of 1868, and a new system of government centered on the Emperor was set up.


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Egerton Church of England
Primary School
Together, we inspire, nurture and thrive.
Our wrap around care facilities comprise of the Early Bird Breakfast Club and the Nightingales (Play Club).
Both clubs are managed by the school and run on a daily basis by dedicated staff members. For the convenience of parents we are able to offer regular or ad-hoc places at both clubs, giving the option of wrap around care from 7.45am to 6pm.
How to Book a Place
All bookings should be made via the school office, on 01233 756274. Ideally 24 hours notice should be given, however subject to availability we can accept bookings on the day.
If you book a regular place for your child, i.e. every Wednesday, we will add their name to our register and their place is guaranteed. Alternatively you can book on an ad-hoc basis but this will always be subject to places being available. Club fees can be paid in advance or on the day, either via Scopay or directly into our bank. We also accept payment via child care vouchers.
Early Bird Breakfast Club
The club runs during term time opening at 7.45am. Children will be offered breakfast; afterwards there will be various activities available, before they join their class at 8.40am ready for class registration. The cost per session is £2.00.
Nightingales (Play Club)
The club starts at 3.15pm each school day during term time and finishes at 6pm when the school closes. A light snack will be served and then the children will be able to take part in a variety of activities both inside and outside. The cost per session is £7.50.


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Scott Radian Fly Rod Outfits include the Scott Radian Fly Rod, Hatch Finatic Gen 2 Fly Reel, Scientific Anglers Amplitude Smooth Infinity fly line, Dacron backing, tapered leader, and Scott aluminum rod tube and rod sock. All Scott Radian Fly Rod Outfits are shipped professionally loaded and ready to fish...just tie on a fly!
The Scott Radian 9'0" 6wt fly rod will be your all purpose, go-to rod for trout and smallmouth bass, especially for medium to large rivers. This 6wt is perfect for most trout situations, from a long distance dry fly to a rising rout, to swinging streamers, and it makes an awesome smallmouth bass rod! If you're in the market for a premium 6wt rod, pick up and cast the Scott Radian 6wt. This is the sweetest casting 6wt on the market.
ReAct Technology is at the heart of this new level of performance. ReAct combines Scott۪s X-CoreTechnology with a group of complex materials and tapers to create a rod blank that minimizes unwanted vibrations and improves line feel. It۪s a new level of performance in a fast action fly rod: fast action capabilities with amazing line feel. Distance is no issue, the touch for close casts is supremely good and the reserve power when you need it to cover ground is there.
Beyond just an incredible blank, even the guides on Scott Radian fly rods are all about premium performance with titanium framed SiC stripping guides and self-lubricating universal snake guides. There۪s plenty of technology to read about, but when it comes down to it, the Scott Radian fly rods are simply incredible fly fishing rods.
- ReAct Technology brings together X-Core with a new complex materials and taper system to dramatically increase recovery speed
- X-Core Technology combines advanced composite technology with cutting edge design, delivering enhanced feel, incredible stability, and unequalled performance
- FiberFuse enhanced resin uses new chemistry to create stronger bonds between each fiber
- Multi-Modulus design for fine-tuned flex, recovery, and power
- Advanced Reinforced Carbon (ARC) reduces torque and increases strength
- Premium SiC stripping guides and Recoil nickel titanium snake guides anodized for saltwater use
- Each rod is hand crafted from beginning to end in Montrose, Colorado
- Backed by the Scott Lifetime Warranty
The Hatch Finatic 5 Plus Gen 2 Fly Reel was built as a jack of all trades, master of all it touches. A sealed drag, tank like durability and with the Mid and Large arbor options can be rigged to handle streams, rivers, ponds, and surf. The Finatic 5 Plus Gen 2 is a masterpiece of USA fully machined craftsmanship, right down to the reel seat and perfectly suited for 5-7 weight rods. The Gen 2 series features a new drag system seal along with stainless-steel drag housing for a more enhanced usage. All Hatch fly reels feature a fully sealed drag cassette containing a stacked Rulon multi-disc drag system that allows maximum braking pressure and faster heat dispersion. This innovated type of design is created to eliminate start up inertia when the fish is hooked and reduce stick slip problems while you are battling the fish on the reel. Each Hatch fly reel comes with its own hook guard on the frame, a precise counterbalance on the spool, and a positive frame to spool connection for a bomb-proof fit.
Hatch pros have used this workhorse surf fishing in So Cal, light steelheading in Oregon, chucking nasty streamers to ravenous browns in Montana, and stalking bones on the flats in Belize.
- New Mist Finish is a beautiful matte, non-glare finish that is smoother, stealthier, and looks awesome.
- New cranks and counterbalance in the Gen 2 Finatic incorporates an Ultraflon sleeve that covers the aluminum shaft and separates it from the aluminum crank handle. This eliminates the chance for Galvanic corrosion and ensures a smooth crank.
- New frame features a concave surface inside of the frame and move from 7 windows in the Gen 1 to 9 windows in the Gen 2. By adding two extra arms it eliminates unnecessary weight making the reel lighter without sacrificing strength.
- New lip seals and sealed bearings completely seal this drag system against the elements for flawless performance in the harshest conditions.
- Machined reel seat means that there is no second piece seating the reel to the rod. No more rotting screws or rattle between the foot and the rest of the frame.
- Hook guards on every reel keep those hooks away from hands and tucked into the arbor of the reel.
- Multi-disc drag comprised of Rulon and precision stamped stainless steel discs apples breaking pressure and heat dispersion over several surfaces and is now found on all models.
- Body style: Finatic Gen 2
- Protection: Type 2 Anodize
- Line weights: 5-7
- Hook guard on frame
- Fully sealed Rulon multi-disc drag cassette
- Positive Power Flower frame connection for bomb-proof fit
- Fully machined frame, spool, and reel seat
- Precise counterbalance on spool
- Diameter: 3.625"
- Width: .9375"
- Weight: 6.2oz
The new Scientific Anglers Amplitude Smooth Fly Lines are, simply put, the highest-performance smooth fly lines in the world. With up to five times less drag and eight times the durability of traditional lines, Amplitude Smooth will change the way you look at fly line performance. The conventional wisdom in fly fishing is that there's no such thing as a "do it all" freshwater line. Well, SA has something to say about that. The Amplitude Smooth Infinity has the power to bomb out streamers, yet retains delicacy for dry flies. It mends like an absolute dream, and delivers flies at all distances. Built a half-size heavy, with a long head and substantial front taper, it's perfect for quickly loading today's fast-action rods, throwing the tightest of loops, and fishes in close as well as it does at long distance. There's a reason SA calls it the 'Infinity': there is no end to what you'll be able to do with this fly line.
- Features the revolutionary AST Plus slickness additive for superior shooting ability and increased durability
- Extremely versatile general-purpose taper designed for most freshwater species
- Made a half-size heavy to load fast-action rods, but works well with a variety of rod actions
- Extended head length for long-distance casts and superior mending ability
- Excellent for dry flies, nymphs, and streamers
- Camo stealth pattern features a mottled front taper for increased stealth
- For use in moderate and cold climates
- Braided no-stretch multifilament core provides efficient energy transfer


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Johnson & Johnson has announced they are pulling a device used during hysterectomies, known as a power morcellator, from the global market as the device has been tied with spreading and accelerating the growth of underacted cancer in women. Earlier this year, the U.S. Food and Drug Aministration (FDA) issued a warning to doctors about the device. Johnson & Johnson then suspended use of the device in April. The FDA warned the medical community that the device may spread a form of cancer beyond the uterus and could result in lowering women's chances of survival. The personal injury attorneys of Williams DeClark Tuschman are taking this matter very serious. If you or a loved one feel you may have been affected by this surgical procedure, the law office of Williams DeClark Tuschman, personal injury specialist, would like to talk to you. We are offering FREE consultations on this matter. We are more than happy to answer any questions you may have and we will assist you in the next appropriate course of legal action. Call today! 419-318-0772
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Friday saw a significant October surprise when the Washington Post released footage of Donald Trump making extremely lewd comments about women, including how fame allows him to "grab them by the p*ssy." When the Post published their report, Trump issued a rather flippant statement, which he followed up with an actual apology that may or may not repair the damage.
On Friday afternoon, Hillary Clinton quickly reacted by tweeting, "This is horrific. We cannot allow this man to become president." Tim Kaine later added, "This kind of behavior is disgusting. It makes me sick to my stomach." But the disgust is not confined to party lines. Paul Ryan, who fretted for a long time before endorsing Trump, has seemingly had enough. He released a statement about feeling "sickened" and scrapping a joint Wisconsin event he planned with Trump. And while Ryan has not un-endorsed Trump yet, his sentiments are joined by other Republicans who are similarly appalled.
And there are many examples, almost too many to list. First up, RNC Chair Reince Priebus — who has cheerleaded for Trump all along — spoke out: "No woman should ever be described in these terms or talked about in this manner. Ever." The Associated Press reports that Trump running mate Mike Pence was "beside himself" when he heard about the footage, and "his wife was furious," according to a source that spoke under the guarantee of anonymity. The Pences were inside a restaurant where a press pool was about to watch him view a dumb hot dog bun that Trump signed, and the Huffington Post reports that Pence's team instantly booted reporters after hearing about the new crisis.
Multiple prominent Utah republicans — Governor Gary Herbert and U.S. Rep. Jason Caffetz — have both withdrawn their endorsements of Trump, which could effectively sway the entire state away from him. Herbert called Trump's words "beyond offensive and despicable." He also stated, "While I cannot vote for Hillary Clinton, I will not vote for Trump." Chffetz told the Salt Lake Tribune exactly how he felt:
"I'm out. I'm pulling my endorsement. I can not support in any way, shape or form the comments or approach Donald Trump has taken. This is so over the top, it is not even acceptable in locker rooms. It shouldn't be acceptable anywhere. We are talking about the president of the United States. I want someone of high moral values."
Also with Utah ties, former Massachusetts Governor and Republican nominee Mitt Romney unleashed his fury over Trump's "vile degradations" of women:
Several Trump rivals added their voices to the mix. The downtrodden Jeb Bush took great pleasure in stressing how "no apology" can erase Trump's "reprehensible comments." Jeb!
Speaking from Florida in the midst of ongoing hurricane developments, Marco Rubio agreed that Trump's words are "impossible to justify."
Meanwhile, the saddest Republican of all, Ted Cruz, must be regretting his fresh endorsement right about now.
Senator Mike Lee, rumored to be a potential Supreme Court pick if Trump were to win the election, joined his fellow Utah Republicans in tearing down Trump's lewd language and asking him to step aside:
(Via Salt Lake Tribune, Washington Post, Associated Press & Huffington Post)


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I can't remember what I was looking for; it was something easy to find on the World Wide Web, a fact or a song lyric or a recipe. The original search topic was quickly forgotten when the search engine replied with a non sequitur: ''Altavista knows the answer to this question: What is the meaning of life?''
When had the search for Web sites turned into the search for meaning? How many clicks away was the meaning of life? And what else did Altavista know?
I selected the answer. A message appeared: ''Unable to connect to the site. The site is down, overloaded, or unreachable. Try connecting again later.''
Overloaded, no doubt.
Maybe someone had figured out the meaning of life and posted it on the Web, and Altavista had found it for me. Maybe users had generated the question. Surfers in the throes of inner questioning could have asked it. Readers of the ''Hitchhikers' Guide to the Galaxy'' could have asked it, remembering the supercomputer in the book that spends years pondering the meaning of life and finally says the answer is: 42.
Once, Internet search sites served as helpful road maps. With advances in artificial intelligence, one day they might be brilliant secretaries. But today, they are in a state of transition, slouching toward the human, growing more philosophical. Mixing mechanical and personal elements, they have turned into accidental wisefolk, spiritual advisers and drive-by psychoanalysts.
In the Renaissance, poets drew parallels between geographical maps of newly discovered lands and the landscapes of the human body and soul. Today, the newly discovered lands are virtual places where users may seek themselves. A spiritual pilgrimage used to mean having to leave the house, but with the Web getting more metaphysical, seekers can pursue truth right at their desks.
Surfers began asking the major questions online five years ago, when visionaries noticed the Web was a city built without a map and launched Web directories like Yahoo and search engines like Lycos, Infoseek and Altavista. In the beginning, the goal was clear: to serve as tour guides in a foreign land.
SEARCH engines send a ''robot'' known as a ''spider'' or ''crawler'' to scan Web sites. The spider feeds data into an index. Software then sorts and ranks indexed information. Yahoo uses human indexing rather than mechanical indexing, with individuals mapping out the territories of cyberspace. Such sites have spawned imitators and ''metasearchers'' -- search engines that search other search engines.
Today more than 3,000 engines scan, search and ''spider'' other sites, holding up virtual lanterns and giving directions, waiting for the day they will have the technology to behave with real intelligence. Meanwhile, they approximate intelligence and sometimes end up sounding like a maddening cocktail party guest or an idiot savant.
Altavista has always had a stunning number of Web pages indexed -- estimated today at more than 250 million. But that wasn't enough. This spring, the folks behind the curtain decided that Altavista should speak English. The Queen's English.
Altavista had licensed the technology from the ''Ask Jeeves'' search engine (www.ask.com). That engine, of course, is modeled after the ingenious, efficient butler from P.G. Wodehouse's fiction, casting the user in the role of Bertie Wooster, the cheerfully incompetent narrator who couldn't find socks already on his feet.
Users would type questions in English -- ''What is the highest mountain in Uzbekistan?'' -- and Jeeves would answer or raise a related question: ''Jeeves knows the answer to these questions: 'Where can I go mountain-climbing?'; 'Where can I ski in Aspen?'; 'What is Uzbekistan?' ''
Sometimes Jeeves came off like an infuriating salesperson, trying to sell you sandals when you specifically asked for rain boots; sometimes he would surprise you.
THE personalities of these engines were clear: Jeeves spoke English, Altavista spoke full-text search indexing. Jeeves liked questions, Altavista liked phrases in quotation marks. Jeeves seemed like an aging, avuncular know-it-all, Altavista seemed like the woman who keeps winning Double Jeopardy. Their technology-sharing agreement made for strange bedfellows.
Indeed, it is unnerving when Altavista claims to know things -- using the same sentences that Jeeves did, without a helpful smiling cartoon to suggest personhood. But it is comforting to think the answers to the big questions are just a click away.
One Web site -- answers.com -- attempts to indulge this fantasy. Instead of referring to other sites as search engines do, answers.com gives answers right there -- to such questions as ''Does extraterrestrial life exist?'' ''Where do babies come from?'' and ''Can you kiss your own elbow?''
When answers.com launched, the site charged for individual answers depending on the difficulty of the question, starting at $1.79 for an easy answer, and up to $11.99 for custom research. ''What is the meaning of life?'' was the site's most popular question in 1997 and cost $1.79.
It turned out that people want the answers to the big questions but they don't want to pay for them. So the site now answers questions for free, as developers prepare for a re-launch in December, when answers.com will license its technology to other companies, using the interface to help weed through frequently asked questions on corporate Web sites. Individuals will still be able to ask the pressing questions at no cost.
WHEN asked for the complimentary answer to the meaning of life, answers.com replied, ''When you find out, let us know!'' One hopes that the $1.79 answer had more substance.
Recently, the most popular question has been ''Why is the sky blue?'' The site deals with the topic deftly. It also handles the classic, ''If a tree fell in a forest, and no one was around to hear it, would it make a sound?'' The answer explains how physicists and philosophers can have different definitions of sound.
Perhaps the oddest free answer offered to me came one autumn day when Altavista performed a search on some dry academic question and then added, ''Altavista knows the answer to this question: Am I in love?''
This question only raised more questions. Who was Altavista, anyway? Ideally, the engine was a mind-reader able to give different answers to each emotionally conflicted user. Or was Altavista itself in love, and sure of it?
And who wrote the question? Had the programmers anticipated that it might be asked? Or was the engine spitting out a question that had originated with a user? If so, who was this poor soul who yearned for romantic advice from a computer?
Computers have already created poetry and art. Futurists say that one day supercomputers will know loneliness, lobby for legal rights, and learn how to feel.
But if we teach computers how to know and how to feel, can we teach them to know how they feel? That's an entirely different lesson, one that human beings can barely process themselves.
If Altavista is in love -- and I imagine Jeeves wouldn't be right for her anyway -- and if she really knew it, artificial intelligence will have reached a new high.


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After a mass shooting during a Las Vegas country concert, that left 59 dead and over 520 injured, mental trauma will be a serious concern for both victims and survivors. But another group that can be affected may not have even been there when the tragedy occurred.
Centerville psychiatrist Dr. Kathy Platoni helps patients dealing with PTSD. She previously served 34 years of active and reserve military service, including four deployments.
"PTSD doesn't necessarily have to involve witnessing the trauma or being a part of the traumatic event," Platoni said. "It can also traumatize friends and family people who see it over and over again on the news."
Platoni knows what victims and those affected by the Las Vegas shooting are struggling with. She deals with survivor's guilt, which is a major concern for others as well. In 2009, Platoni was stationed at Fort Hood, Texas when a gunman opened fire and killed 13 people while wounding 30 others. Although she was on the shooter's hit list, she happened to be out of the room while the shooting occurred.
"I still live with the fact that several of those rounds were meant for me," Platoni said. She continued, "I've tried to grow from that and rise to every challenge in terms of treating as many people who go through this traumatic event."
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Oil prices eased off two-and-a-half-year highs to below 113 dollars a barrel today after US president Barack Obama announced that al Qaida leader Osama bid Laden had been killed.
Benchmark crude for June delivery was down 1.23 at 112.70 dollars a barrel at midday Singapore time in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
The contract rose 1.07 to settle at 113.93 on Friday and reached 114.18 during in the session, the highest since September 2008.
In London, Brent crude for June delivery was down 98 cents to 124.91 a barrel on the ICE Futures exchange.
President Obama said bin Laden was killed yesterday by American special forces in Pakistan. Traders said the death of bin Laden could weaken al Qaida's ability to carry out attacks and destabilise the oil-rich Middle East.
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The Housing Authority Operates The Housing Authority of Prince George's County, Maryland (HAPGC) was established in 1969 to provide Prince George's County residents with low to moderate incomes with safe, decent, and affordable housing. The HAPGC receives federal funds directly from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to administer the Housing Choice Voucher program (HCV) and Public Housing Programs.
Most of the affordable housing assistance is in the form of rental units that must meet rigorous housing quality standards. The HAPGC also provides its participant families with programs that encourage them to become self-sufficient which may potentially lead to homeownership opportunities. The Housing Assistance Division (HAD) and Rental Assistance Division (RAD) administers and implements the federal rental assistance and public housing programs for the County.
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Thus, we personally select and import only the finest quality products from small farms and producers throughout Italy. This ensures that our customers taste varied produce that is of the highest possible quality.
Food was fantastic, wine was good. The tables on the street add a great character to the place.
Came here on a whim with my dad, absolutely blown away by the charm, service, value and above all, care and respect to the food. Simply delicious, my new fav and will most certainly come back soon.
Delicious food, great wine choice and excellent service. Comes highly recommended!
Amazing Valentine's Day meal. Food was terrific and it's a very romantic and small restaurant. Wish there had been a vegetarian main for my other half on the Valentine's Day menu but he was not so bothered. Would highly recommend!
Fabulous family Italian
My only criticism is I am plant based and when here there's not a huge choice. I am happy enough to be veggie for one evening now and then in order to fit in with family members. To be fair I didn't request vegan food so maybe they would have accommodated me but I worry that will result in even less choice so I prefer not to do that.
Lovely food and cute atmosphere. We had been meaning to come here for some time.
Delicious, genuine Italian food, amazing service and fabulous atmosphere. The fact that there is limited number of tables makes the place more attractive as it creates a sensation of intimacy and home-like feeling. Anyone who wants to experience a couple of hours of pure gastronomic and sensory pleasure should try this place out!
Love this place!
My local place which is in
Super little restaurant. Wholesome Italian home-cooking, and the staff are lovely.
The wine-list is also very decent.
Another wonderful meal at Locanda Del Melo... I have eaten here many times with friends and family since it opened.
Excellent food, featuring Italian food cooked and eaten the way Italians would have it.
Wines are diverse and reasonably priced, with many less well known options, so a few things to explore.
All served in a friendly and efficient but not fussy or intrusive way.
Great authentic Italian food in a lovely gem of a restaurant. Highly recommend.
This very hospitable and friendly owner does not accept any other ingredients other than fresh and preferably from northern Italy. The owner is modest when offering the card, as if there is insufficient choice, but there is more than enough choice. This restaurant has a limited number of places so reservations are recommended, especially if more people discover how good the food is here.
We have eaten here several times, this while there is sufficient supply in London, but after the first time dining here we had to try several dishes off the menu and that was certainly not without merit.
Sufficient choice in wine, the cheapest is already deserving, the rest is what everyone wants to spend.
The cook makes magic, taking a small look into the kitchen is definitely worth it. A small space where there is order and cleanliness.
We had a lovely evening. Will definitely go back regularly for the great wine selection and delicious food!
Great food and lovely restaurant, but was let down by the staff.
After waiting a long time after the main course, no one gave us a dessert menu. Having then asked for one, still no one came round to take our order. It's a shame because this let the evening down. I usually don't leave reviews of any kind, but the lack of service did let this place down. I would understand more if it was busy, however it is a very small restaurant and so attention to detail should have been a lot better.
Chose this because of the fantastic reviews, but we were very disappointed. It's not one that we will be frequenting - noisy, tables literally on top of each other and the pasta dishes we tried were poorly executed. The service was ok and the wine was quite nice too.
Lovely birthday lunch
We asked for the ribeye to be medium rare, but sadly it was more like rare and o let warm not hot
One of the best places in london where eating truly "the italian way" ...
A truly beautiful and cosy authentic Italian restaurant, feels like a piece of Italy hidden in SE1.
Staff are simply amazing ...
Such a beautiful place to dine or even just have a glass of red...
Love this place .
Great food and excellent service.
Absolutely love this restaurant. Do believe all the recommendations you read, they are true.
Both vegetarians and meat eaters will dine like kings here!
Without a doubt I will be visiting next time I am in the area.
Cosy, great atmosphere, authentic fresh food and excellent service. Also reasonably priced. Would definitely recommend!
Cramped but beautiful food and good service. Quite pricey but a treat nonetheless
Best meal in London for a long time - certainly much better than a lot of pricier places. Staff very accommodating of our party of seven, delayed by tubes etc. Would return here over almost anywhere on Bermondsey St.
Four of us enjoyed a lovely evening meal at Laconda - great food with recommendations from the restaurant, good value for money and excellent, friendly, service. I would definitely recommend it to friends and hope to return at some point.
True Italian food served well and excellently prepared. My pasta stuffed with slow cooked duck was delicious. My partner's main was a late substitution to the menu, tagliatelle with bolognese sauce, and was generous and equally tasty.
Best Italian food north of Italy.
Everything was absolutely divine, but the tiramisu was just out of this world.
Service could be improved, but seems a new waiter was working so will not hold them accountable unless it's the same next time.
Beautiful little gem of a place - a handful of tables behind the shop. Warm and welcoming, gorgeous food. Great atmosphere.
Very welcoming restaurant. Simple Italian food done well.
Delicious food and excellent value. It can be very noisy though in the small space. Speedy service included removing the plates before the course was finishes. Still a favourite.
Always a delight in taste and Italian service
This is a little gem - a tiny restaurant with great food and wine and very friendly service at a sensible price.
If I lived in London I would go often, as it is I will plan future trips so that I can go when possible.
We enjoyed a delightful Sunday afternoon meal. Everything was perfect.
This is a wonderful, authentic Italian restaurant. Staff were warm and friendly and made us feel very comfortable. We both had pasta and both dishes were delicious and cooked to perfection. We also had a carafe of quality Montepulciano at a very reasonable price. Will recommend to friends and family. Can't wait to return.
Love this restaurant In all ways. Lovely warm staff as well.
Ristorante bellissimo, cibo molto molto buono, primi da ristorante stellato!
My Husband and I went here for our first anniversary and it was lovely, small and intimate. having grown up in Italy I am quite picky about my italian food, but this place knocked it out of the park. Best dinner we have had in a long time. The owner/manager was delightful, explained how the dishes were made, and quite clearly took pride in everything. Can't recommend highly enough
Lovely little find in London. Small and intimate restaurant. Great food
Locanda del Melo does offer delivery in partnership with Deliveroo. Locanda del Melo also offers takeaway which you can order by calling the restaurant at 020 7403 7513.
Locanda del Melo is rated 4.7 stars by 106 OpenTable diners.
You can book this restaurant by choosing the date, time and party size.


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- Faculty: To look for a good Digital Marketing Institute is to look for a perfect faculty that should be well trained and well experienced in Industry. Sometimes, some organizations arrange guest lectures for Digital Marketing from world leaders in this field; one should also look for that as well. Faculty should be having minimum of 3 years of experience in the field of Digital Marketing and that will help you guide through every aspect of Digital Journey.
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