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Step Up For a New Stairway
Wooden stairways are too often neglected – or taken for granted as a carpet-covered connection from one floor to the next.
This can be a vast waste of their potential. Over and above the purely functional, a stairway is a sleeping beauty that can be revived to take its rightful place as the centrepiece of your property.
With their awkward shapes and fiddly corners, stairways are often perceived as beyond feasible restoration: tricky and too much trouble.
Painstaking? Yes. Old layers of paint and varnish have to be stripped away before sanding and finishing.
Labour-intensive? Certainly – as such small areas of wood need to be worked on by hand.
But look at the results! A fresh, clean and perfectly vanished stairway can enhance your living or working space – and add considerable value to your property. Find out whether your stairway can be transformed. Ask us for a free assessment today – with no obligation.
If you decide to go ahead, there are two main options:
Sanding and coating the outsides of the treads and risers. With the middle section covered by a carpet.
This may be the only option with those stairways where the sides of the treads and risers have had years of different treatment to their centres. No degree of sanding will produce a uniform appearance – as a 'two tone' appearance will persist.
Sanding and coating the entire tread and risers – and leaving the wood exposed.
For a really striking effect, the risers can be finished in white, with the treads left under a clear coating to reveal the natural grain of the wood…
Please note: we usually only treat these parts of the stairs and don't tackle banisters.
For your new stairway – in domestic or commercial properties – contact us today!
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The latest from EWG's staff of experts >>
The Oregonian reports consumers are increasingly choosing healthy wild salmon instead of PCB-laden farmed salmon. Studies over the past year by EWG and others have shown that farmed salmon has far higher levels of toxic PCBs than wild salmon. Higher prices for wild salmon are good news for Alaska and other West Coast fishermen who have struggled in recent decades.
The AFL-CIO expressed its dissatisfaction with the end of negotiations seeking an agreement between asbestos companies, insurers and those sick or dying from the harmful material.
The Republican Senate leadership's asbestos bailout bill appears dead for now, after negotiations stalled May 7. The bill would have denied thousands of Americans their day in court, reduced damage awards to victims of asbestos diseases, and run out of money well before the epidemic of asbestos deaths peak.
A new study presented at a meeting of the Society of Environmental Toxicologists and Chemists links the Teflon chemical C8 [also known as PFOA] to elevated cancer rates. Researchers found higher levels of prostate cancer in men and cervical and uterine cancer in women exposed to C8 than in the general population.
As U.S. Senate leaders negotiate a trust fund for Americans sick or dying from asbestos, new facts are transforming the debate. Despite what many Americans believe, asbestos is still being used, and continues to cause new public health problems.
EWG has investigated scores of harmful industrial chemicals, the companies that produce them and the government policies that permit Americans to be exposed to them in their food, water and the air. Our research has repeatedly borne out the need to shift the burden of proof and require manufacturers to substantiate chemicals' safety before use in consumer products.


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The Premier League have released the full fixture list for the 2019/20 campaign and our Season Ticker will soon be updated with it.
It will begin on the evening of Friday, August 9 at Anfield, where Liverpool will host Norwich City.
Considering the Canaries' poor defensive record even in their promotion-winning campaign, this fixture already looks like an ideal one for the captaincy.
Of course, that could be reliant on whether Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mané are back in full swing after competing in the African Cup of Nations over the summer.
Reigning champions Manchester City will start the defensive of their title the next day as they travel to West Ham United for the lunch-time kick-off on Saturday, August 10.
If the Hammers' pre-season campaign suggests they have not solved last season's problems at the back, and if predicting Pep Guardiola's starting line-up isn't too difficult, either Sergio Aguero or Raheem Sterling could also receive captaincy attention.
Alternatively, this could be an interesting fixture for Lukasz Fabianski at the very least, who looks likely to secure save points en masse in Gameweek 1.
Gameweek 1 fixtures in full:
|Fri Aug 9
|Liverpool v Norwich City
|Sat Aug 10
|West Ham United v Manchester City
|Sat Aug 10
|Bournemouth v Sheffield United
|Sat Aug 10
|Burnley v Southampton
|Sat Aug 10
|Crystal Palace v Everton
|Sat Aug 10
|Leicester City v Wolves
|Sat Aug 10
|Watford v Brighton & Hove Albion
|Sat Aug 10
|Tottenham Hotspur v Aston Villa
|Sun Aug 11
|Newcastle United v Arsenal
|Sun Aug 11
|Manchester United v Chelsea
Another eye-catching fixture among the opening round of matches is Saturday tea-time's meeting between Tottenham Hotspur and Aston Villa.
The Villans arrive in the Premier League needing to make several changes at both ends of the pitch as they achieved promotion with some important loan players.
Even still, their defensive record was not hugely enviable and could allow options such as Harry Kane or Lucas Moura the opportunity to score big in Gameweek 1.
Villa's fellow newcomers Sheffield United will begin life back in the top flight away at AFC Bournemouth.
That means the Cherries are hosting a newly-promoted team in Gameweek 1 for the second season running.
An opening weekend fixture likely to be avoided by Fantasy managers is Manchester United's clash with Chelsea at Old Trafford.
This takes place at 16:30 on the afternoon of Sunday, August 11 and will certainly be of huge interest outside of the Fantasy bubble.
However, with both teams potentially much-changed after a busy summer, it will certainly be a hard one to predict.
Arsenal will have started their campaign earlier that afternoon as they are set to travel to Newcastle, who could have new investors by then.
Graham Potter's first competitive match in charge of Brighton will be away at Watford, while Crystal Palace host Everton – both matches taking place on the Saturday afternoon.
Burnley and Southampton reverse their first league match of 2018/19, when they met on the south coast. This time around, the two teams go head-to-head at Turf Moor in Gameweek 1.
Two teams who could be looked to for mid-price options in 2019/20 face off on Saturday afternoon too as Leicester City host Wolves.
Looking beyond the opening weekend, both of those sides have hard to predict fixtures in Gameweek 2 too.
Leicester must travel to Chelsea while Wolves host Manchester United.
Also, both Liverpool and Manchester City, who will almost certainly contribute large numbers of players to Fantasy squads, have trickier matches on the second weekend than they had on the first.
Guardiola's men host Spurs, while Liverpool face Arsenal at Anfield.
That said, each side has proven in the past they are more than capable of scoring against those opponents.
In fact, both Liverpool and Manchester City appear to have favourable fixtures for at least the first eight Gameweeks and we could be looking at triple-ups for each club.
Liverpool's first eight fixtures:
- Gameweek 1: Norwich City (home)
- Gameweek 2: Southampton (away)
- Gameweek 3: Arsenal (home)
- Gameweek 4: Burnley (away)
- Gameweek 5: Newcastle (home)
- Gameweek 6: Chelsea (away)
- Gameweek 7: Sheffield United (away)
- Gameweek 8: Leicester City (away)
The hardest match within this run is probably that Gameweek 6 trip to Chelsea, although there has been plenty of promise about Brendan Rodgers' Leicester side.
Perhaps Gameweek 8 might prove the time to move away from Liverpool assets, especially with a trip to Manchester United coming in Gameweek 9.
Manchester City's first eight fixtures:
- Gameweek 1: West Ham (away)
- Gameweek 2: Tottenham (home)
- Gameweek 3: Bournemouth (away)
- Gameweek 4: Brighton (home)
- Gameweek 5: Norwich (away)
- Gameweek 6: Watford (home)
- Gameweek 7: Everton (away)
- Gameweek 8: Wolves (home)
Manchester City's first eight Gameweeks also look rather favourable as a whole.
After hosting Spurs in Gameweek 2, they don't face another member of last season's top six until travelling to Liverpool in Gameweek 12.
Much has already been made of Spurs' home fixtures as Watford are the only top-10 side from last season they will host before Chelsea visit on December 21.
However, it may be hard to invest too heavily in the early Gameweeks.
That's because Spurs have away trips to Manchester City and Arsenal in their first four.
Tottenham Hotspur's first eight fixtures:
- Gameweek 1: Aston Villa (home)
- Gameweek 2: Manchester City (away)
- Gameweek 3: Newcastle United (home)
- Gameweek 4: Arsenal (away)
- Gameweek 5: Crystal Palace (home)
- Gameweek 6: Leicester (away)
- Gameweek 7: Southampton (home)
- Gameweek 8: Brighton (away)
Those who were hoping to invest in Teemu Pukki for the start of the season may have to quell their interest.
Despite his prospects as a Fantasy option, Norwich's first Premier League fixtures in 2019/20 are particularly nasty.
In the first five Gameweeks, they face Liverpool (away), Chelsea (home) and Manchester City (home).
Likewise, Wolves fixtures look tricky too, made perhaps harder by an earlier start to the campaign due to their involvement in the Europa League.
Manchester United (home), Chelsea (home) and Manchester City (away) are all three opponents that come after a trip to a resurgent Leicester on opening weekend.
Wolves first eight fixtures:
- Leicester City (away)
- Manchester United (home)
- Burnley (home)
- Everton (away)
- Chelsea (home)
- Crystal Palace (away)
- Watford (home)
- Manchester City (away)
- Our initial reaction to Fixture Release
- Who has the best fixtures in the first six Gameweeks of 2019/20?
- Who has the worst fixtures in the first six Gameweeks of 2019/20?
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Discussion in 'Photograhy and Video' started by Tenderloin Tom, Mar 14, 2017.
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Really like your work... Photos too.
This thread kicks Ass! Thanks for sharing man.
My 3 favorites are
the tucked away A-Frame behind the bluff- reminds me of a river mouth at the end of a beach in Taranaki New Zealand.
white diamond tail single fin with wave swirl bottom
yellow diamond tail single fin- Sick outline!
Nice pics Tom. What is the board, second post, third pic down. Looks wide and fast!
Right on ! Here's a few more
at deemce that's an old Hansen 50/50 that my buddy has
Omg is it your van? Where did you buy it? I am definitely in love with it


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So, is it the same as a traditional cream of mushroom soup? No. Is it good? No, it's great!
This is a soup that would pack well for weekday lunches, so be sure to make up the entire recipe.
Just think, cream of mushroom soup without all the fat and calories and the lowly little cauliflower is the magic ingredient.
Be sure to check out all the wonderful recipes at Healthful Pursuit.


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Experience nature on cross-country skis
The snow-covered Slovenian landscape is a true magnet for activities on the snow. One of the most popular activities among Slovenians is cross-country skiing, proof of which is that you can find arranged cross-country trails in many places all over Slovenia. Everyone can enjoy cross-country skiing: true cross-country enthusiasts and beginners. If you are considering taking up this sport, you can start in a cross-country skiing school. We have selected some of the most popular cross-country skiing destinations. Is your cross-country skiing equipment prepared?
Skiing through the Upper Sava Valley
Kranjska Gora and its surrounding area are intertwined with cross-country trails in winter time. Some 40 kilometres of well-maintained cross-country trails will take you from the centre of Kranjska Gora to Planica Nordic Centre, where you can also cross-country ski in the summer, and onwards to the scenic Tamar Valley. The section of the trail between Rateče and Tamar is suitable for more skilled cross-country skiers. Maintained trails are also located on the way towards Gozd Martuljek, Mojstrana and Zgornja Radovna. If you do not find the time for cross-country skiing during the day, you can also venture on the trails at night in Kranjska Gora.
Cross-country skiing among spruces and hills on Pokljuka
The Pokljuka Plateau is the right place for all lovers of cross-country skiing. Over 30 kilometres of regularly maintained cross-country trails connect various parts of the plateau. There is a sports centre at Rudno polje, which is known as a venue of biathlon world cup competitions. Skiing through spruce forests and across mountain pastures with exceptional views of the surrounding peaks of the Julian Alps is a guarantee that you will feel like you are in a winter fairy tale.
A cross-country skiing paradise in Bohinj
If leaving Pokljuka in the direction of Goreljek and Gorjuše, you will find another paradise for cross-country skiing. When snow conditions are good, there are over 70 kilometres of maintained cross-country trails in the Bohinj area. In addition to the trails on Pokljuka, you can also cross-country ski on the trails running along the Upper and Lower Bohinj Valley. You can find shorter trails with awe-inspiring mountain views at Vogel and Soriška planina.
Rogla from a cross-country skiing perspective
If you wish to enthuse your entire family about cross-country skiing then come to Rogla. The cross-country skiing centre has 24 kilometres of maintained trails for top cross-country skiers and those taking their first steps on cross-country skis. The centre is located near ski slopes, so you can ski and cross-country ski in one day.
On cross-country skis in the shelter of the Kamnik-Savinja Alps
At Jezersko, cross-country skiing has a long tradition since the people of Jezersko organised cross-country skiing competitions before Alpine skiing competitions. In perfect snow conditions, it is possible to ski on 15 kilometres of maintained cross-country trails across meadows stretching from Lake Planšar to the end of the valley. You can also find many cross-country trails on the other side of the mountains in the Logar Valley. On 13 kilometres of arranged trails, you can enjoy the beautiful vistas of one of the most picturesque Alpine valleys.
Cross-country trails are everywhere
In addition to the most popular cross-country skiing destinations, it is possible to cross-country ski almost everywhere in Slovenia if weather conditions permit it. The majority of other Slovenian ski centres, such as Mariborsko Pohorje, Kope or Cerkno have also got well-maintained trails for cross-country skiing. A popular cross-country ski destination in the Karst is the Bloke Plateau, which is considered the cradle of skiing in Central Europe. A true adventure is also cross-country skiing between the mighty peaks of the Julian Alps in the Bovec region.
Experience the winter idyll
Take in the beauty of the winter landscape in Slovenia regardless of which activity on the snow you choose. After finishing your activities, regenerate in Slovenian spas and regain your strength with the flavours of Slovenia.


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Shekhar Gupta quits India Today group, to pursue entrepreneurial interests
MUMBAI: Two months after joining the India Today group, Shekhar Gupta has decided to relinquish his duties as vice chairman of India Today group and editor in chief of news properties. He will now be the editorial advisor to India Today Group.
Meanwhile, India Today Group chairman Aroon Purie will resume responsibilities of editor-in-chief. In an official statement, Poorie says, "Shekhar has spent the last two months getting to know the organization, and we him. After much thought and discussion, we have decided to restructure our arrangement to our mutual benefit."
Gupta will pursue his creative and entrepreneurial interests. His column, 'National Interest', will continue to be published along with other articles that he will pen exclusively for the India Today magazine. He will support the group as a sounding board, critic and mentor and will attend the India Today weekly news meetings to brainstorm with the team.


text: The Barnstable K-9 Unit performed two K-9 Demonstrations in August. On August 9 at Barnstable Kids Day, Officer Jeff Jackson introduced his new K-9 Partner Rokko who recently graduated from the 13 Week Police K-9 Academy. Jackson's former partner Elvis retired at the end of August and will continue to live with Jackson and his new partner Rokko. Officer Kevin Fullam and his partner K-9 Voney demonstrated drug searches on Vehicles and persons. The second demo was at Barnstable Village Festival. Videos and photos of both events are in the Media area.


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Password Reset
Directions to Reset Your Password - Please Follow Carefully
Go to http://www.eatrightflorida.org/manual and Log in.
Once in the site you will see a MENU link called RESET PASSWORD
1) Click: RESET PASSWORD - an article with a small Edit Profile Link will appear above your profile information.
2) Click the small Edit Profile link at the top of the page (Not in the menu itself)
3) Scroll down to the two Reset Password boxes
4) Carefully type in the new password (do not copy and paste)
5) Retype the new password in the second box (must be exactly the same, case sensitive)
6) Scroll to the bottom and click save or submit.
7) Completely exit out of the page by logging out.
Verify that the new password was saved.
8) Retype http://www.eatrightflorida.org/manual into the browser window.
9) Login again with your regular username and New password. (Click REMEMBER PASSWORD if you prefer).
10) Write down the new password and keep it in a safe place.


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Not just another South Beach steakhouse, Red, a Cleveland import, stands on its own meaty merits as one of the city's best thanks to the expertise of Chef Peter Vauthy. [Eater 38 Member] Leggi tutto.
On the quieter side of Lincoln Road, this low key neighborhood fave is known for fresh fish, pasta and Enrique Iglesias and Anna Kournikova sightings. [Eater 38 Member] Leggi tutto.
Churning out elegant dishes like sous-vide octopus with fregola salad and duck-confit dumplings served alongside pan-seared foie gras. Don't expect it to stay undiscovered for much longer. Leggi tutto.


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Welcome to this blog, the working plan is to use it to give an overview of the history of armored warfare from its inception during the First World War to the Second and beyond, and how the creation of the tank and its related technologies forever changed the way wars were fought.
Be warned, this is a student project so consider it accordingly.
Posts will be categorized under tags:
Main Content: The meat of the matter, where most of the research info will be compiled
Sidetracks: This is where I'll be able to talk about or post information/video links on particular tanks that may or may not be related to the main content simply because there is not much to say. Keep an eye on it though because you might find something interesting 🙂
Just for Fun: Won't be utilized often, but incase the tags up above don't describe it.


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Flickr user florent quenault from France has made a spectacular monochrome landscape shot at Connemara National Park in Ireland with a Ricoh GRD IV point and shoot camera. Hard to say how much of this shot's look was done with one of the camera's black and white presets and how much of it was done later in Photoshop. Either way it's a fantastic image.
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hi Richard,
in fact ligthroom have been used for equilibrate the exposure between the sky and the ground, because i don't have polarized filter!
thank for the post and the link!
best regards


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Here is an AutoHotkey script to open a specific file for editing, then close it with the same combo.
#numpad9:: ; toggle dictionary list on and off.
keywait, #numpad9
if toggle := !toggle
Run, "C:\box\docs\ReadPlease-words.txt"
Send ^s
send, !{F4}
^^ This AHK script has been proving its worth for about two years. I use it to maintain a list of word pronunciations for my text-to-speech software. You can use it for whatever file gets constant edits. In this instance, we're using the Windows key plus the number 9 on the numeric key pad to open the file, make changes, then close the file. There is no confirmation dialog to hold things up; ctrl+s will do the saving just before alt+F4 does the closing. Hope you like.


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Every kid looks forward to Halloween. What other time do you get to become your favorite character, and get lots of free candy? Unfortunately, all that candy floating around leads to lots and lots of excess calories for kids AND parents. The American Heart Association is stepping in to help you scare away those extra Halloween calories.
For the Trick-or-Treater
- Fill up first. What kid doesn't want to eat their favorite candy right when it goes into their trick-or-treat bag? Having a healthy meal BEFORE your kids go trick-or-treating can reduce their temptation to snack while walking or to overindulge, because their tummies will be full.
- Bag the monster bag. Choose or make a smaller collection container for your child and steer clear of the pillow case method. If you encourage kids to only take one piece of candy from each house, they'll be able to visit more houses in the neighborhood.
- Get moving. Get some exercise by making Halloween a fun family activity. Walk instead of driving kids house to house. Set a goal of how many houses or streets you'll visit, or compete in teams to do as many as you can. Bring a bottle of water and a flashlight, and wear comfortable shoes for walking!
- Look before you eat. Check expiration dates and inspect all edibles before allowing children to eat them. Don't let children eat anything with questionable or unknown ingredients, especially if they have food allergies.
- Have a plan. Halloween, and Eat Smart Month in November, can be a great time to talk with kids about moderation and making smart eating choices. Plan in advance how much candy they'll be allowed to take at each house, keep, and eat. If they're old enough, let them help decide what to do with excess candy.
What to Do with Excess Candy
Afraid you'll be dealing with an excess of Halloween treats until long after Valentine's Day? Here are some ideas for enjoying the evening's haul responsibly and getting rid of leftover candy:
- Let each child keep enough candy to have one or two pieces a day for one or two weeks (long enough for the excitement to wane). Throw away, donate or re-purpose the rest.
- When your child asks for a piece of candy, pair it with a healthy snack: an apple, a banana, some nuts, or celery with peanut butter.
- "Buy back" candy from your child with money or tokens they can trade in for a fun activity: a day at the zoo, an afternoon playing at the park, going ice skating, or a day at the pool.
- Some dentists' offices have buy-back or trade-in programs, too.
- Save it for holiday baking.
- Save it to fill the piñata at the next birthday celebration or give out with Valentine cards.
- Use it in an arts and crafts project or to decorate a holiday gingerbread house.
- Donate excess candy to a homeless shelter, children's hospital, or care package program for troops overseas. A familiar sweet treat from home can be comforting at the holidays.
The American Heart Association also has tips for those staying home to hand out candy, and for Halloween party planners. To view the full article, CLICK HERE.


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Issues Related to Drug & Alcohol Abuse
Check out these. PDFs to read about issues related to drug and alcohol abuse.
- Alcohol: Know the Facts and the Figures
- Alcohol and Your Mental Health
- Are You a Problem Drinker or User?
- Binge Drinking/Abstinence/Drinking Responsibly
- General Information About Drugs
- Drug Myths and Facts
- How to Help a Friend or Family Member with a Drinking (Drug) Problem
- www.drugrehablocator.com
- http://contracostaaa.org/meetings
- Links to Other Sites on the Internet
Information About Specific Drugs