The G2G (Government-to-Government) Marketplace has confirmed their support for and renewed their engagement with Blue Hill Data Services, for providing IT Infrastructure and Applications services, including Mainframe, Mid-Range, Hybrid/Private Cloud, Disaster Recovery, and Applications maintenance and support services.
The G2G Marketplace is an initiative championed by Oakland County, Michigan. Designed to offer solutions from government partners and approved vendors to government organizations and agencies, through an online store experience, therefore providing governments with an effortless way to research, purchase, and implement technology solutions at a reduced price.
Blue Hill also offers any member of the G2G Marketplace, a no-cost IT value assessment, to help members better budget for potential cost opportunities during the planning process.
“A budgetary proposal can help a government organization determine the amount of savings they can expect when considering a new project, like selecting an ‘as-a-Service’ offering. This helps our government agencies better plan, especially during the budgeting cycle,” said John Lalli, Chief Operating Officer of Blue Hill.
Lalli continued: “We are pleased with our continued and growing relationship to the G2G Marketplace, and the benefits this marketplace provides to its member community.
The G2G Marketplace is in the unique position of providing its government members with a streamlined and cost-effective process for researching, purchasing, and implementing technology solutions. We are blessed to have the knowledge and experience to continue to satisfy our many government customers, and our goal continues to be delivering the highest quality of services, cost efficiently.”
The G2G Marketplace offers free membership to all public entities, and provides pre-negotiated simplified agreements, fast procurement, and reduced prices and cost recovery. This initiative eliminates the need for a lengthy RFP process, and provides an efficient way for public sector technology buyers to research and utilize already competitively bid solutions, thereby saving government’s time and money while also using taxpayer dollars wisely.
Blue Hill has been an approved vendor of the G2G Marketplace since 2017, and often partners with other vendors to provide a seamless solution to the customer.
Blue Hill became involved with the G2G Marketplace through its early business dealings with providing Oakland County, Michigan, mainframe services. Positive feedback from Oakland County management: “Blue Hill helped Oakland County achieve substantial savings while ensuring that critical systems operate seamlessly.”
Lalli understands that “Our government customers all face the same challenges: being forced to manage legacy systems efficiently, while running the risk of losing critical staff due to retirement. We are honored to continue our commitment for supporting the members of the G2G Marketplace, to help members better manage their IT operating expenses while continuing to run best-in-class service levels for supporting their critical applications.”
About The G2G Marketplace (Government to Government):
The G2G Marketplace is a procurement center for government agencies to purchase tried and tested technology solutions. We understand that some procurement centers can be difficult to understand and purchase from, so we made sure the G2G Marketplace was simple and easy to use.
The essence of the G2G Marketplace is about government helping government. Oakland County, Michigan created this initiative with no cost to the user, so government agencies could provide better government by working together as a collective force to provide better solutions and services to their citizens.
Through the G2G Marketplace, government agencies will benefit by:
- Eliminating budget hours to spend time investigating vendor products and services
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- Combining the economies of scale from shared computing resources, best practices, policies, procedures, software, and licensing, thereby reducing costs
- Working together to leverage technology for mutual benefit, therefore reducing the overall cost of government operations
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Oakland County, MI
Oakland County, Michigan is located in southeast Michigan, immediately north of the City of Detroit. The county covers 910 square miles and encompasses 62 cities, villages, and townships. Located astride the Interstate 75 corridor and at the heart of “Automation Alley”, Oakland County is a world technology center. Oakland County’s population is approximately 1.2 million, encompasses 440,000 parcels of property, and features one of the lowest operating tax rates in the state of Michigan. Oakland County continues to be 1 of the 36 counties in the nation with the coveted AAA bond rating.
Oakland County, Michigan has been fostering intergovernmental cooperation by providing technology solutions to its 62 municipalities for more than 35 years. These technologies include network infrastructure, email, GIS, land and tax systems, web development and hosting and much more.
The Oakland County Department of Information Technology (IT) is a service bureau that provides Information Technology services to 82 County Divisions, more than 100 local governmental units (assessor’s office, treasurer’s office, law enforcement, prosecutor’s office, etc.). IT is responsible for over 150 major applications consisting of more than 8,000 programs. IT provides systems support, maintenance, enhancements, and new development for all major systems applications.
Additional information can be found on Oakland County’s website at www.oakgov.com.
About Blue Hill Data Services
Blue Hill Data Services consistently achieves 100% client satisfaction by providing Private Cloud and fully managed 24/7 data center hosting solutions, and a full array of complementary IT support services.
We deliver all services from On-Shore, USA, and since 1994 we have supported government and commercial clients, helping them reduce their operating expense, eliminate capital expense, mitigate the risk of a retiring workforce, meet all regulatory compliance and audit requirements, and achieve 100% client success.
Blue Hill specializes in mainframe, and also provides multi-platform services and infrastructure solutions. We have successfully carved out a niche in supporting Mainframe mission-critical applications Acting as our Clients’ partner, we can support their environments either indefinitely or until they choose to get off the Mainframe, providing flexibility in reducing costs as utilization decreases.
Our differentiation is providing customized solutions, flexibility both in contract and solutions, cost effectiveness, and personalized attention. Our client’s data center environment can be hosted within Blue Hills’ private cloud facilities, or Blue Hill support services can be provided remotely to the client’s site.
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Our deep technical skills and longstanding experience enable us to support our customers’ legacy environments as well as implement new technology solutions.
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It was the birthday of my favorite kumareng Gail and like what we've been doing for so many years now I treated this lovely lady to the restaurant of her choice. She was also preggers so making her happy was very vital. In the end, after thinking long and hard, she chose GREEN PASTURES!
And since I haven't tried this restaurant offering healthy food yet, it also made me SO happy as well!!!!
ERICJAZ FOODIES with Team Campo in GREEN PASTURES!!!
GREEN PASTURES has already been existence for a long time and I've heard many foodies rave about the dishes. It was something I was always putting on schedule but not really following through because well, I am just stubborn and lazy that way.
So finally when an opportunity presented itself, I'm all for it! YEBAH!
GREEN PASTURES had that rustic and woodsy look that would make you think you're in a cowboy bar.
But alas, GREEN PASTURES focuses more on organic food and you'll see them promoting healthy eating just by this display of leafy veggies on the wall.
Outside, you'll find more color with their vibrant hued chairs. Being the old (or rotten) soul that I am, I loved the country look more inside. It's just more original and cozy wozy.
We were late (blame the holiday traffic) so we said the buntis should order and start eating na.
Pareng Jun and Mareng Gail!!!!!! Yup! Been friends for almost 20 years and there's no stopping us!
Me and the Chinese D! We've only been friends for 2 weeks before I made him manyak.
BWA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA AHA!!!!
Time to order!
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GREEN PASTURES menu 3...
GREEN PASTURES menu 4...
GREEN PASTURES menu 5!!!!
ERICJAZ FOODIES with Team Campo! Now let's start eating!
First on the table was a piping hot bowl of GREEN PASTURES Harvest Chowder (P245.00)!
Even if they used light cream, the soup was still thick. It was packed with shrimps, clams, and everything I feel that's good for us. Ha ha ha ha ha ha!
Mareng Gail needed to be healthy for her pregnancy so she ordered a large brown bowl of GREEN PASTURES Farmhouse Salad (P625.00)!
This salad was a complete meal already! It already had a whole lotta meat, cheese, corn, greens and tomatoes!
One of my instant favorites was the GREEN PASTURES Ricotta (P270.00)!!!!!
This light as whipped cream was topped with caramelized onions and served with toasted whole wheat bread and roasted garlic for spreading.
This was like superEFFINfragalisticespiEFFINdocious delicious!!!!
I would seriously go back to GREEN PASTURES just for THIS!
If it were legal AND possible, I would MARRY this tub of Ricotta cheese and do unimaginable things with it. The Chinese D would just be on the side waiting for me to finish.
HAR DE HAR HAR!
Pareng Jun was a meat and potatoes guy so he had the GREEN PASTURES Pork Chop (P550.00)!
The slab of pork chop was crazy thick but it was still so tender to cut with knife.
I love meat and meat loves ME!!!!!
The Chinese D shared my sentiment and ordered the GREEN PASTURES Tequila Joe's Organic Beef Sloppy Cow (P560.00)!
My husband said it was real good but he just found it a bit expensive especially with the serving size.
Still, he was happy with the deeply seasoned chops of steak and vowed to have it again if some Mama-San decides to treat him here. He he he eh he he!
As for me, I got a small bowl of GREEN PASTURES Crabmeat and Sea Urchin Pasta (P445.00)!
The pasta was perfectly al dente and the bites of sea urchin gave that creamy and briny finish when slurping the noodles.
It's like a very mild carbonara but with a hint of the sea in it. So yum! This went so perfectly with my Ricotta cheese!
Our table filled with GREEN PASTURES food!
Happy 40th birthday mareng Gail!
UY! 40 DAW SIYA!!!!!!!!
MY PLATE!!! My seemingly-boring-but-seriously-it's-so-good plate!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
And now, the chatfest continues!!!!
BOIRP!!! I'm so full but I still want to eat some more!
The bill was delivered via a tinted mason jar!
My GREEN PASTURES bill!
To continue with her birthday dinner, ERICJAZ FOODIES and Team Campo moved the "party" to Starbucks. As usual, we stayed way past closing time that the guard already asked us to pack up!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY mareng Gail! Let's keep this tradition until we could only eat congee or oatmeal. Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!
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Soil nutrient status is an important indicator of farmland soil fertility. The fixed monitoring of farmland fertilizer input and soil nutrient levels can not only be used to guide the application of fertilizers in the surrounding farmland, but also the results of long-term monitoring can understand the trend of soil fertility evolution, analyze the problems of local farmland fertilization, and provide a basis for macroeconomic decision-making. The original soil fertility station of the Ministry of Agriculture began to monitor the countryâ€™s farmland fertility since 1985. By the end of 1997, there were 147 state-level monitoring effective points for more than three consecutive years, distributed in 80 counties in 16 provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities, involving 16 soils. class. According to the cooked system, there are 34 in a mature area, 84 in the second mature area, and 29 in the Sanshen area. This paper analyzes and discusses the nutrient changes and nutrient input of arable land in China based on the monitoring results over 10 years, and puts forward suggestions for fertilizer application in the future.
The relationship between chemical fertilizer application and grain growth in China is a matter of common concern. In recent years, people have noticed that the increase in fertilizer consumption in China is much faster than the increase in grain production. The reason why it is still difficult to answer. The main reason is that China's current statistics on fertilizer consumption are generally total only, and there is no distribution of various crops. Therefore, it is difficult to make reliable statistics on the application of chemical fertilizers on food crops and their growth over the years. Although there are only 147 soil monitoring sites in the country, they cover a wide range of areas and have good representativeness. Most of them are grain fields. Most of the monitoring sites are equipped with soil nutrient detection instruments and other soil nutrient detection instruments, and fertilization in conventional fertilization treatment areas is provided. The situation represents the general level of the local area. Therefore, the changes in fertilization can reflect the changes in fertilization of food crops to some extent. The monitoring results show that the fertilizer application rate per unit area of â€‹â€‹grain crops has been growing slowly in recent decades, which means that the proportion of increased chemical fertilizers used in food production is relatively small, which is consistent with some scholars' estimates.
The application of organic manure is an effective measure for fertilizing the soil. From the perspective of fertilization at the monitoring sites, the input of organic fertilizer has gradually decreased. Although the results have not shown a significant reduction in soil organic matter and available nitrogen content, this may be a global issue in the long run and will affect the stability of China's agricultural production.
The NPK nutrient input-output balance determines the rise and fall of soil nutrient content. Nitrogen has a tendency to increase after being applied to the soil. Simple calculation of the balance of payments will hardly reflect the increase and decrease of soil nitrogen content. The increase in phosphorus surplus has been reflected in the increase of available phosphorus content; the deficit of potassium is increasing in the north. While the south is slowing down, this is basically consistent with the change of soil available potassium content. Organic manure is an important source of soil potassium, and the reduction of organic manure consumption year by year will exacerbate the deficit of potassium. This is also an important reason for the importance of organic manure application.
For these situations, the following issues need to be noted in the future management and use of fertilizers:
1. The deficiency of potassium is a serious problem that is almost national, and it is imperative to pay attention to the study of potassium and the application of potash.
2. The reduction of organic fertilizer application did not result in a decrease in soil organic matter, but the effects of other characteristics of soil fertility, such as soil structure, soil microflora, and soil microecological environment, need further study.
3. The focus of farmers' fertilization has shifted from grain crops in Daejeon to cash crops such as fruit trees and vegetables. While paying attention to the research and application and promotion of field crop fertilization technology, attention should be paid to the research and application of fertilization techniques for economic crops such as fruit trees and vegetables.
4. Over-application of nitrogen fertilizer has attracted attention in some areas. From the monitoring results, it is necessary to study and attract sufficient attention to the possible effects of excessive application of phosphate fertilizer and accumulation of phosphorus in many areas.
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WTCHG group leader Dr Ross Chapman has been interviewed for the Nuffield Depatment of Medicine's 'Meet the researcher' web series. He speaks about his work on DNA damage and cancer, and how a better understanding of the underlying mechanisms can help develop innovative and targeted therapies.
Professor Helen McShane, Wellcome Trust Senior Clinical Research Fellow at the Jenner Institute and the interim Deputy Head of the Nuffield Department of Medicine, is interviewed by the Oxford Science Blog to mark International Women's Day.
A new study, published this week in eLife , found that Plasmodium falciparum kelch13 mutations that cause artemisinin resistant malaria in Southeast Asia show markedly different patterns of evolutionary selection in Africa. The efficacy of ...
A paper from Julian Knight’s group and the UK Genomic Advances in Sepsis Investigators uses an integrated functional genomics approach to uncover differences in the host response to pneumonia, identifying opportunities for personalised treatment.
Image is of Galen of Pergamon, who first described the different inflammatory conditions of the body.
A French documentary on Endometriosis, which includes contrubtions by WTCHG researcher Professor Krina Zondervan, is being broadcast on the 8th of March. French speakers with access to "French 5" can see it at 3.10pm. More information, and pictures, can be found on their facebook page.
As part of the University of Oxford's partnership with The Conversation, centre member George Busby has written an article on how we're using genetic information to track the history of human migration.
Dr Antonia Velayos-Baeza, part of the Monaco lab at the WTCHG, has been interviewed for the latest Nuffield Department of Medicine video series where he speaks about his research.
Dr Zamin Iqbal from the Wellcome Trust Centre for Human Genetics has led the development of a computer program that can quickly analyse bacterial DNA from a patient's infection and predict which antibiotics will work, and which will fail due to drug resistance.
Dr Dianne Newbury, group leader at the WTCHG has been awarded the 'Principle Investigator Prize' from the Nuffield Department of Medicine for her work in engaging the public with science.
The Division of Structural Biology, also based at the WTCHG, was also awarded a special "Challenge Fund" prize of £500 to further develop their public engagement programme

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TFG Weekly Trade Briefing, 2nd March 2020
Your Monday morning coffee briefing from TFG. Here are some of the last week’s updates from the trade sector. Coronavirus continued to dominate weekly headlines in business, trade and the economy, whilst trade wars, trade deals and sanctions continue to ruffle politics all around the world.
Coronavirus impacts the world’s trade and travel
The coronavirus outbreak’s impact on trade and supply chains, as well as, more widely, the world economy, has grown more alarming amidst plunging business confidence, empty shops and amusement parks, cancelled events and drastically reduced trade and travel.
The S&P 500 index plunged to its worst daily performance in 2 years, as well as markets in Europe and Japan. Oil prices also suffered as projections for demand slumped. Read more →
Boris Johnson ‘is turning security into Brexit trade talks bargaining chip’
Boris Johnson has been accused of playing politics with the safety of Europeans after rejecting an EU proposal for future defence and foreign policy coordination.
At No 10’s insistence, the issue has been left out of negotiations starting in Brussels on Monday on the post-Brexit relationship. Read more →
No signs of progress with a US India Trade Deal
President Trump’s visit to India last week to see Prime Minister Modi showed no signs of progress of desire to quickly lower trade barriers between the two countries. Read more →
Dubai International Financial Centre reaffirms commitment to advancing FinTech ecosystem
Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC), the leading international financial hub in the Middle East, Africa and South Asia (MEASA) region, has reaffirmed DIFC’s commitment to Asian FinTech partnerships and advancing the Centre’s FinTech ecosystem. Read more →
ITFC signs an MOU with the African Union
ITFC signs a Memorandum of understanding with the Africa Union to support African OIC countries to fast track the benefits of the AfCFTA and increase their share of Intra-African trade. Read more →
EIB Group and Commerzbank join forces for additional lending to SMEs and Mid-Caps
The EIB Group, consisting of the European Investment Bank (EIB) and the European Investment Fund (EIF), has provided a mezzanine tranche guarantee of around EUR 100m to Commerzbank AG on a EUR 1.500m granular portfolio of loans to SMEs and Mid-Caps originated by Commerzbank in its ordinary business. The guarantee will release regulatory capital for Commerzbank and will enable Commerzbank to provide further lending of up to EUR 400m to innovative SMEs and Mid-Caps in Germany. Read more →
Standard Chartered joins Cobalt DLT FX platform
Cobalt announced that Standard Chartered plans to join its foreign exchange (FX) post-trade platform based on distributed ledger technology (DLT). Earlier this month, the firm announced that one of its investors, Citi, plans to go live. Read more →
Trade Finance Global Launches Spring 2020 Edition of Trade Finance Talks Publication
Trade Finance Global has released its latest issue of Trade Finance Talks entitled ‘Challenging Business: Trade Finance in Developing Markets.
Read more →

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1988 – When alternative rock was in full swing, ‘Les Négresses Vertes’ released their album ‘Mlah’. The album opens with ‘La valse à l’accordéon’ followed by the famous ‘Zobi la mouche’, a post-punk manifesto from the group, and then by ‘Voila l’été’. Tracks such as ‘Sous le soleil de bodega’, ‘Face à la mer’ and many others come later on in the album.
The group’s name translates as ‘green negresses’; and arose from abuse hurled at the members at one of the group’s first concerts. The insult is a comparison to the kitsch art of Vladimir Tretchikoff.
This charismatic and boisterous group was formed in Paris’ working-class districts of the 80s, and went through the equestrian cabaret Zingaro, punk and gypsy music. These years gave birth to ‘Les Négresses Vertes’ who are still, to this day, one of our most iconic groups around the world.
Having a particular attachment to Great Britain since the start of their career due to William Orbit’s remix of Zobi, the group have performed unforgettable concerts in venues and festivals such as the famous Reading Festival.
The tragic disappearance of singer Helno in 1993 marked a turning point in the group’s history. Nevertheless they bounced back and went on to produce new albums, exploring different musical worlds and collaborating with the likes of Massive Attack for the superb remix of ‘Face à la mer’ and Howie B for the renowned album ‘Trabendo’. They would continue to perform around the world until their separation in 2001.
Anyone who has been to their concerts still remember the highly energetic and compassionate musical fusion experienced at their shows; and for everyone else we are pleased to announce: Les Négresses Vertes 2018 Tour – celebrating the 30th anniversary of ‘MLAH’.
This is a standing show. Presented by Metropolis Music.
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Domino's Pizza Near You in 60404
Ring, ring! Your taste buds called and they're craving Domino's. From hot pizzas to kitchen-crafted salads, sandwiches, and pasta, your local Domino's pizza shop in 60404 has it all. Find your local Domino's in 60404 and place an order for food and pizza delivery or takeout today!
Find Your 60404 Domino's® & Start Your Order
How do you craft the most delicious pizza? It takes more than combining a few dough ingredients like flour, yeast, water, and salt, then adding a splash of marinara and a sprinkle of cheese. Delivering the best pizza begins with perfecting the entire pizza-making process, from sourcing top-quality toppings to getting the pizza to your doorstep. That's the way things are at your 60404 Domino's pizza shop. They knead the dough just right, so you always get the crispy-chewy crunch you expect from your pizza crust. A bounty of sauce and a hearty helping of your go-to veggies and meats come next. Get creative with a pizza concoction designed by you or stick with a traditional Domino's recipe. There's no judgment at Domino's pizza store in 60404 — just all sorts of delicious pizza options for all types of eaters! Domino's 60404 pizza deals help you save money, and thoughtful delivery drivers make sure your meal hits your doorstep when and how you expect it.
Need a little pizza inspiration before calling for 60404 pizza delivery? Take a look at some of Domino’s classic menu options, like the ExtravaganZZa Pizza. It's piled high with almost every meat imaginable, including ham, pepperoni, beef, and Italian sausage. Meat eaters also drool over the MeatZZa, a Domino's specialty pizza that has pepperoni, ham, and Italian sausage that's all sandwiched between two layers of 100% real mozzarella. It's downright meat-tastic. But you'll also find vegetarian pizza options for pizza lovers of all kinds. (Domino's adores veggies and meat the same!) The Pacific Veggie Pizza, for one, is crowded with onions, roasted red peppers, fresh baby spinach, black olives, tomatoes, and mushrooms.
And if you'd rather put your own spin on a Domino's pizza, you can do that, too. With more than 34 million ways to customize a Domino's pizza, the Domino's Pizza Builder makes you the king or queen of your very own pizza palace! Get started on your made-to-order pizza by choosing the crust you love best: big and Brooklyn Style, hand-tossed with garlic seasoning, or crunchy thin that’s square cut so you can hear a "crunch" in every bite. Then, choose a cheese (Feta, anyone?) and a hearty marinara sauce, robust tomato sauce, BBQ sauce, Alfredo sauce, or garlic parmesan white sauce! Add all the meats you want — even premium chicken, bacon, or Philly steak — and don't forget to make your mama proud with a few veggies like jalapeno peppers, banana peppers, and black olives. Complement your appetite with a rich and creamy dipping sauce and get ready for delicious pizza for takeout or delivery in 60404. Hot from our oven to the table, your pizza is made the way you order!
More Than 60404 Pizza Delivery: Get Sandwiches, Chicken & Pasta
Domino's pizzas are staples at important events around the world, like sports games, movie nights, pool meet-ups, and birthday shindigs, but so are many other foods. And sometimes your tastebuds want something other than pizza, and that's okay. That's why we also have salads, hot sandwiches, chicken wings, baked pasta, and sugar-rush worthy desserts for takeout and delivery in 60404. Fill up on yummy bites of crispy breaded chicken smothered in Sweet Mango Habanero, or get oven-baked chicken wings that you can dip your way in blue cheese or ranch. Enjoy a mouthful of comforting baked pasta, like Chicken Carbonara, Pasta Primavera, and Chicken Alfredo. Make it a well-rounded meal with a crisp salad and chocolatey treat. You can have your cake… and your pizza, too! No matter how big or small your order is, you can trust that your nearby Domino's in 60404 will make it just the way you order it and deliver it right to your destination.
Discover a Better Way to Do Food Delivery & Takeout in 60404
Domino's has changed a lot since our founding in 1960, but our dedication cooking up the yummiest pizza possible never has. Neither has our quest for building technology that makes it easier and more convenient for you to have food delivered. Take the Domino’s TrackerⓇ. This tool gives you a behind-the-scenes look at your pizza's lifecycle, from the moment it's put in the oven to when it leaves our door for yours! Then there's Domino's Hotspots®, which make it possible for you to have Domino's pizza, sandwiches, chicken, and more dropped off practically anywhere in 60404 — beach, pool, or park — it's your call! But you can also have your tastebuds fav Domino's picks delivered to your car with Domino’s Carside Delivery™. It's carryout, delivered. Put in your normal carryout order and start driving our direction. When you get here, a helpful team member will bring your hot delicious food and place it in your car. It's totally contact-free and totally smart.
And because we believe in making the most of every ounce of "dough," we have pizza coupons, mix and match pizza deals, and more regular offers to help you get more tummy-filling food for less. Plus, when you sign up for Domino's Rewards program, practically every order gets you closer towards a 100% free pizza. You'll also receive special access to member-only pizza offers and promotions!
Domino's Has Pizza Takeout Near You in 60404
What are you waiting for? Toasty cheese breads, oven-baked sandwiches, flavorful pastas, and much, much more are waiting for your crew! Call the nearest Domino's pizza place in 60404, order online, or order from the free Domino's phone app for super delicious pizza delivery or carryout now! You'll find that we're unique and a little different from other 60404 pizza restaurants. It's our goal to be the favorite pizza delivery place in Shorewood, and everything we do reflects this commitment. Call on Domino's pizza shop in 60404 when you want ultimate control over your pizza.


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Solutia's request for new judge in PCB trial denied
The Alabama Supreme Court has agreed with a lower court not to grant Solutia's request to remove Judge R. Joel Laird Jr. as presiding judge in the Anniston, Ala. PCB case.
A lower court in Alabama had ruled in November not to grant the company's request, which the company filed in March 2002. Solutia complained that Laird's "extensive and inappropriate contact with the media about the case created an appearance of bias and lack of impartiality."
Jeffry Quinn, senior vice president and general counsel for Solutia, said in a statement the company respects the Supreme Court's decision and is currently considering its options as a result of the decision.
In 2001, an Alabama jury ruled that Monsanto polluted Anniston, Ala., with PCBs. More than 3,500 residents of Anniston had sued Monsanto and Solutia for knowingly contaminating their homes and bodies with PCBs, known carcinogens. Monsanto Co. manufactured PCBs in Anniston from 1929 to 1971. In 1971 the company stopped production in Anniston and moved it to its plant in Sauget, Ill., just across the Mississippi River from St. Louis.
St. Louis-based Solutia Inc. (NYSE: SOI) develops specialty chemicals, fibers, resins, fluids and other performance products.
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Metabolic Syndrome Increases Primary Liver Cancer Risk
Metabolic syndrome is a significant risk factor for HCC and intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma
FRIDAY, July 29 (HealthDay News) -- Metabolic syndrome is a significant risk factor for the development of hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) and intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma (ICC), regardless of other major risk factors for HCC and ICC, according to a study published in the August issue of Hepatology.
Tania M. Welzel, M.D., M.H.Sc., from the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Md., and colleagues examined the association between metabolic syndrome and the development of hepatic cancers. Between 1993 and 2005, 3,649 individuals with HCC and 743 with ICC were identified from the Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results (SEER) Medicare database, and compared with a 5 percent sample (195,953 individuals) residing in the same regions as the SEER registries. The prevalence of metabolic syndrome and other risk factors for HCC and ICC were compared among individuals who developed hepatic cancer and those who did not.
The investigators found that, compared to the sample population, metabolic syndrome was significantly more common in those who developed HCC and ICC (37.1 and 29.7 percent, respectively, compared to 17 percent). Even after adjusting for other risk factors, metabolic syndrome continued to be significantly associated with increased risk of HCC (odds ratio [OR], 2.13), and ICC (OR, 1.56).
"The results of this population-based study indicate that metabolic syndrome is a significant risk factor for development of both types of primary liver cancer, regardless of the presence of all other major HCC and ICC risk factors," the authors write.

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Mrs. Elissa’s senior drama class is now rehearsing for the upcoming performance of A Midsummer
Night’s Dream . The Baillie Players came for Block Day on Tuesday, January 5th to help better prepare the
students onstage for the upcoming covid-safe video performance. Stay tuned for their grand debut
on Wednesday, February 10 which will be made viewable once complete.


Renewable Heat Premium Payment increases to help boost industry while another government scheme is delayed
The government has doubled subsidies for renewable heat schemes in an effort to support the industry while it waits for the Renewable Heat Incentive to be introduced.
The Renewable Heat Premium Payment, which gives people who install renewable heat technologies in their buildings a cash bonus to encourage uptake, has been doubled for most technologies.
The scheme was extended in March this year to run until March 2014, at the same time as the government delayed the launch of the domestic Renewable Heat Incentive, which pays subsidies based on the amount of heat a system generates.
The payment for installing a ground source heat pump has risen from £1250 to £2,300. The bonuses for installing biomass boiler has now risen to £2,000, from £950; air source heat pump subsidies have risen to £1,300, from £850; and solar thermal systems now receive £600, up from £300.
Energy minister Greg Barker said: “This time limited, big increase in the value of vouchers for hardworking people who want to do something positive to install money saving green heating in their homes, should be a real boost for this growing green sector.”
Stuart Elmes, chair of the Solar Trade Association’s thermal working group, said it was “fantastic” news.
He added: “This announcement is, at last, a tangible demonstration of government’s oft-proclaimed commitment to domestic renewable heat technologies. Many within industry had wavered in their belief that they would ever see a domestic RHI.”


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I've neglected this blog for a while, but have still been reading, both for personal interest and for the book club I belong to, the reading for which is still usually enjoyable.
One of the latter reads was The cellist of Sarajevo by Stevan Galloway, describing the cellist who sat outside his apartment in Sarajevo during the nearly four year long siege of that city and played for 22 days to remember the 22 people killed in a mortar attack on a queue for bread. There are only 4 main characters, including the cellist; two men one of whom has to collect water for his family, an older man who meets a long lost friend while out searching for bread, and a young woman who is sniper and is given the job of protecting the cellist while he plays. The privations of life in a modern city under siege are carefully made clear, while the characters show us the courage of ordinary people in an extraordinary situation. Although desperately sad and moving at times, nevertheless a great and uplifting read.
Another intriguing read was a debut novel by Cecelia Ekback, Wolf Winter. Set in Sweden in 1717, a time when Sweden was involved in several wars, taking away many of the male population. Maija and her husband and two daughters move from Finland to northern Sweden to take over a relative's small farm on Blackasen mountain. Shortly after arriving, the two girls find a dead body and run home to inform their mother. Maija wants to know how he died and who killed himwhen it is revealed he didn't die a natural death. The story follows Maija's search for the truth, while also managing the farm on her own while her husband goes away. The winter she and her daughters endure is very hard, made more difficult by the failure of the summer harvest.
A well researched historical novel and also very accomplished writing for a debut novel. The sense of menace both from other people and nature itself is very successful.
For a complete change of reading material, I picked up Philip Hoare's The Sea Inside. Philip Hoare is a local author to me, as he lives in Southampton. He swims daily in Southampton Water. This book is about the sea, not just the local part of it but the wider oceans and their inhabitants, particularly whales and dolphins, our nearest marine cousins. His descriptions of whale watching in various parts of the world and of visiting Tasmania and finding that the Tasmanian devil may not be extinct are fascinating. A discursive and interesting read.

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"Vengeance is Mine, and retribution, In due time their foot will slip; For the day of their calamity is near, And the impending things are hastening upon them."
- Deuteronomy 32:35 New American Standard Bible (© 1995)
"And your friends, they talk a lot
I hear just how you’re doing and it’s sad
There’s still a memory of us laughing
And it sits inside your head
You try to make believe you never were in love with me
I’ll drink your eyes away
And try to hide the way my own stay red
And I wanna be whole, I wanna be anything
We live and learn and let go.."
- GO RADIO - Live, Learn, Let Go.
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Desperados Reopening In North Adams
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — It's been five years but local favorite Desperados is back. The Mexican restaurant will reopen downtown on Monday.
After purchasing the 23 Eagle St. location in September, owner David Atwell only has to wait for a few more permits and a little fine tuning before opening to the public.
"Monday we did a meet and greet with some of my vendors, some people from town, City Hall and friends and family to show them what we did to the place," Atwell said on Wednesday. "We'll have a soft opening to the public on Monday, Tuesday at the latest."
Confident the final licenses will be approved in the next couple of days, Atwell expects to fire up the kitchen this weekend. The North Adams location will feature the same menu as the one in the Colonial Shopping Center in Williamstown. It will be open Monday through Thursday 11 a.m. until 10 p.m. and 11 a.m. until 11 p.m. on Friday and Saturday. It will be closed on Sundays.
Atwell previously said that his first North Adams attempt, on Ashland Street, failed partly because of rental costs. This time, he owns it. Atwell closed with Legacy Bank to purchase the 4,200-square-foot property and its contents for $156,000 in September.
Despite taking over a location that has hosted a string of failed businesses, most recently The Alley which shut down abruptly in January, Atwell expects to stay for a long time.
"We've got 19 years of history in Williamstown so we finally got it right," Atwell said. "It's a small place, easy to manage and we've got a good following in North Adams. We expect to be in this location for a long time."
Atwell also said being one of the few Mexican dining places in the county will help him succeed where others have not.
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freedom of expression
Among the more than a dozen reports from the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights that were discussed last week at the Human Rights Council, one addressed a topic very relevant to internet policy and regulation: how to protect and promote human rights while preventing and countering violent extremism.
This is a thank you note. It is also a statement of purpose.
Let’s start, not in media res, but at the beginning.
I have been “online” – in as many senses of the word as is possible – since 1997-98.
Suggestions for internet-related human rights questions to be included in the list of issues on Pakistan, Human Rights Committee 120th session, June-July 2017
“Although the cyber crime bill will soon become law, the movement to oppose or amend it has not come to an end"
Pakistan’s new and controversial cyber crime bill is poised to become a law after the National Assembly passed it this week. Media Matters for Democracy, Bytes for All, Pakistan and APC remain extremely concerned over the failure of legislators to ensure that the law fulfils basic human rights standards.
In spite of continued objections over serious human rights implications, Pakistan’s new cyber crime bill passes through: Joint statement by Media Matters for Democracy, Bytes for All, Pakistan and APC
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Written submission to the Human Rights Councils' 32nd session: State of internet rights in India, Malaysia and Pakistan
APC welcomes UN Special Rapporteur's report on the role of private actors in protecting and promoting freedom of expression in the digital age
On Wednesday 4 May 2016, Sudan will undergo a formal review by the UN Human Rights Council (HRC) in Geneva. Sudanese human rights defenders and international civil society are urging all concerned actors to hold the government of Sudan accountable for ongoing human rights violations.

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One of Australia's leading international arts festival, with an outstanding reputation for unique international and Australian events in dance, theatre, music, visual arts, multimedia, free and outdoor events over 17 days (4-22 October) each October.
Enjoy free rides, including the ferris wheel, rock climbing wall, dual giant slide, jumping castle, obstacle course, chair-o-plane, animal farm and pony rides, face painting, tree planting, fairy floss, balloon artist and more, including roving performances.
There will be cultural performances and cuisine from fellow nations celebrating this auspicious event including Fiji, Guyana, India, Malaysia, Mauritius, Myanmar, Nepal, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Suriname, Trinidad and Tobago, Bangladesh and Sindh Province in Pakistan.
From casual to formal wear, Kidz Fashion Week will not only display the modeling talents of Australias children, it will also include some of Australias best childrens brands and designers and amazing singers and performers!
Located in both Greenvale and Doncaster, Nature Crew invite you to join them to get back to your roots and to normalise nature play. In a world full of apps, snaps, clicks and likes, let's raise some sprouts, buds, bugs and mites!


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Shakespeareâ€™s OG rom-com Much Ado About Nothing from the Queensland Theatre Company is two hours of laugh out loud (and sometimes quietly, to yourself, because the comedic interpretation is just so scandalous) fun.
A brand new film festival is launching from the 19th of May at Palace Centro Cinema celebrating the past, present and future of independent cinema from the US.
If you’re into Two Door Cinema Club or The Wombats, then meet Sunshine Coast’s Selahphonic. The Creative IssueÂ caught up with 2/5 of the band for a rapid fire Q&A before their gig at The Foundry.
This yearâ€™s Spanish Film Festival features Truman, a tragicomedy already making waves overseas with a slew of awards including Goya’s (think Spanish Oscars) Best Film, Best Director (Cesc Gay), Best Actor, Best Supporting Actor andÂ Best Screenplay (Tomas Aragay, Cesc Gay).
Wondered itself is a 45 minute long riddle, and you wonâ€™t find out the answer until the very end. Playwright and director Elodie Boal has woven together gunshot dialogue and dynamic physicality to craft an entertaining, clever and adventurous production.
Despite securing tours from big name acts like Madonna and Taylor Swift, Brisbane is disappointingly overlooked by the international Asian Pop industry, often missing out on the likes of Big Bang and BTS. TCI talks to Gemma Truong, founder of Utopia Entertainment, who is single handedly working to putÂ Brisbane on the Asian Pop radar.
Brisbane-born and bred Elodie Boal is someone to keep an eye on in the performing arts industry. Sheâ€™s back this weekend for two nights only with Wondered, the final conclusion to Lewis Carrollâ€™s Alice In Wonderland.
Calling all book lovers and aspiring writers! We’ve got a treat for you this Easter weekend withÂ the fabulous opportunity to interact with your favourite writers from Australia and overseas.
Looking to fill a free night this week? Brisbaneâ€™s very own Mel Buttle is at the Powerhouse as part of the Comedy Festival.
â€œI was waiting for something to make me feel happy so Iâ€™d be grateful, but itâ€™s sort of the reverse: when you become grateful, you get happy.â€
Returning for its second year, theÂ Brisbane Asia Pacific Film Festival (BAPFF)Â will run from the 19th – 29th of November and will feature some of the greatest cinematic delights from the Asia-Pacific.

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It’s difficult not to love Parliament, Funkadelic and the various combinations of the two names, even after watching George Clinton dodder around on Gone Country 3. After all, they recorded Maggot Brain. But there is a point when devotion goes, paradoxically, both too far and not far enough, and Edinburgh resident Wallace Sulley has reached that point.
A third season of Gone Country–the CMT show in which artists attempt to make over their careers so they can enter the hotly contended “country crossover” market–has been announced by the network, and among the stars hoping to follow in the footsteps of season-two victor Sebastian Bach are a lot of actual famous musicians, like George Clinton and Micky Dolenz and, uh, Justin Guarini. (OK, so maybe a couple of people this time out just like being on TV.) After the jump, we handicap the contestants.
Below the cut, and presented with minimal editorial comment, excerpts from the press release “Hall of Fame Beverages, Inc. Announces Licensing of Popular George Clinton Song, Atomic Dog.”


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Columbus A new set of lessons from Ohio Sea Grant and Stone Lab introduces students in grades 7-12 to the basics of solar energy via hands-on activities. The free curriculum is aligned with Next Generation Science Standards and Ohio’s Model Science Curriculum, and is available to download at go.osu.edu/teachers.
The lessons in the Solar Technology Curriculum are structured similarly to Ohio Sea Grant’s Great Lakes Climate Change Curriculum, including teacher sections, student activities and links to background materials. The seven lessons cover a general introduction to solar energy, how solar electric and solar thermal energy is produced, how electric circuits can influence that energy output, and how the sun’s location can affect how much sunlight is converted to usable power.
“It has been a great experience developing these lessons with educators, scientists, energy experts and communicators working together as the Solar Technology Curriculum Consortium,” said Dr. Kristen Fussell, Ohio Sea Grant’s assistant director for administration and research. “It was the perfect blend of educators making sure the lessons were inquiry-based and met science standards and scientists checking every detail for scientific accuracy. We are all really excited to share these lessons and hope that educators and students find them as interesting as we do.”
Stone Lab had already taken advantage of its solar energy set-up in developing educational opportunities for guests who come to Gibraltar Island. Panels from the Climate Expedition field trip activity explain how solar panels work and how solar energy can help reduce the impacts of climate change and save the lab money.
The solar photovoltaic panels for electricity production and solar thermal tubes to provide the Dining Hall with hot water provide data on power production to a website at go.osu.edu/SLsolar, and staff wanted to make sure that freely available data was used more widely, so creating classroom activities for educators was a logical next step.
Curriculum development was funded by an OSU CARES (Community Access to Resources and Educational Services) grant from The Ohio State University Extension. More information about the program is available at osucares.osu.edu.
Located on the 6.5-acre Gibraltar Island in Put-in-Bay harbor, Stone Laboratory is Ohio State’s Island Campus on Lake Erie and the research, education, and outreach facility of the Ohio Sea Grant College Program. The Ohio State University’s Ohio Sea Grant College Program is part of NOAA Sea Grant, a network of 33 Sea Grant programs dedicated to the protection and sustainable use of marine and Great Lakes resources. For information on Ohio Sea Grant and Stone Lab, visit ohioseagrant.osu.edu.


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1. Chill, it’s just a Veggiesaurus. It only murders for fun, not food.
2. Oh come on! They already spit poison. This is just overkill.
3. I dare you to dig through her poop to find out why she’s cranky. I. Dare. You.
6. Bonus Dinomorphs For The Sequel: Death From Above!
Here Are The Top Stories
- BP has agreed to pay a $18.7 billion fine to settle legal actions over the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill.
- Liberia has reported three new cases of Ebola this week. The country was declared Ebola-free on May 9.
- A pilot has broken the world records for longest solo flight and longest non-stop flight ever taken in a solar-powered airplane ?


Assessing the California Storms
As Californians begin to dry out after a week of near-constant rain, residents are assessing damage from the recent storms. Meanwhile, scientists are evaluating the storm itself and reflecting on how it fits into the larger landscape of weather events.
Parts of California received 10 to 15 inches of rainfall in a day — the amount they might usually get in a season. Many areas experienced mudslides, landslides, flooding, power outages, and other issues.
“It’s not uncommon to see increased precipitation during the winter in California,” said Zachary Handlos, senior academic professional in the School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences. “The problem is when it’s too much at once, which is exactly what happened.”
An atmospheric river, as it is called, is a weather phenomenon that transports water moisture from the ocean toward land areas following relatively narrow paths. As Annalisa Bracco said, most of these are harmless and useful. In an El Niño year, though, the ocean is warmer than usual, and more moisture is carried in the atmosphere.
“Is this event exceptional? Yes and no. It is not the strongest recorded, but it’s up there among the very strong,” said Bracco, professor and associate chair for research in the School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences. “The problem is that global warming is poised to make strong atmospheric rivers more common. Warming tends also to make the atmosphere more stable, which implies that weather systems evolve more slowly. And this atmospheric river indeed moved slowly, causing more damage.”
Though California’s geography is somewhat unusual in having atmospheric rivers, other areas experience them as well. Handlos noted that, though the terminology is not used as often, a similar effect can take place with southwesterly winds from the Gulf of Mexico toward the Atlanta area when impacted by weather systems.
Both Bracco and Handlos cautioned against attributing a single event to climate change too quickly but said that the California storm has all the markings of one that was more intense because of warming. “It is in line with all global warming predictions: more extreme weather events, conducive to both floods and droughts."
As recovery efforts begin, Handlos noted that this storm was very much in line with forecasts. But even with preparations, damage can be severe.
“The good news is that it wasn't some sort of day-before surprise, but even with excellent forecasting, you can only do so much to prepare for landslides and flooding,” he said. “There are still going to be unfortunate consequences for people in the area, even with preparations.”
He expects climatologists will look at the data from this event soon, and for several years to come.


"I believe in Catholic education. I made a conscious decision that I was going to stay here. I knew it was going to be less money," said Tomasulo, whose husband also works there. "I just want to get a fair wage."
Since the final contract offer from the Archdiocese of New York increased health premiums, the union has begun seeking a plan from an outside group. But to do so, the union needs information about the current cost of the plan, which the archdiocese has not turned over.
Perry said teachers were prepared to stay out until they receive the information.
Archdiocesan spokesman Joseph Zwilling called the move "ridiculous" said the paperwork is being completed.


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The prosthesis that Luke Skywalker got in Star Wars was a pretty smart arm. Technology is not quite there, but there is pretty amazing stuff available at present. (Picture: See Luke Sky Walker’s right prosthetic hand.)
Upper extremity prosthesis (arms) play by a totally different set of rules than lower extremity (limbs). For starters it is much easier to achieve socket comfort because the prosthesis doesn’t have to carry the whole body weight.The body (residual limb) has to carry the prosthesis, by this I mean that the prosthesis is suspended by an elbow, stump or shoulder and the only weight this body part has to carry is that of the artificial arm.
Cost, functionality and cosmetic appearance are important factors in deciding what prosthesis to manufacture. (Picture: Body Harness for conventional cable operated prosthesis.)
I must once again state that the most expensive is not always the best but if you want to drive the fastest and best looking car it would obviously cost more, and the same applies to prosthetic arms. Most people are satisfied with just a daily commuter and as for myself a GSXR 1000 does the job!
I do think that adjusting to an arm is more challenging than adjusting to a leg. The reason is that it has to do more functions than just walking; it has to touch (sensory), grip, turn, and release and psychologically patients become desponded. Furthermore it is not as easy to hide cosmetically as a prosthetic limb.
Conventional (body powered) prostheses require the upper extremity amputee to expend energy to manipulate the cable and harness which allow the elbow to extend or flex and the terminal device to open or close. For a below elbow amputee, one cable operates the hook or hand. For the above elbow amputee, more exertion and greater gross body motion are required to operate an elbow plus a terminal device. After training, many amputees find the required body motions become second nature. (Picture: Cosmetic hand, crutch rubber and functional hook attached to wrist insert.)
Patients usually choose to have a cosmetic or functional hand for socialising and light labour (office work), and a functional hook for precise gripping and heavy labour. The distal wrist insert can be attached to almost any device the patient would like to attach to the distal end of the wrist.
The cosmetic glove that covers the hand can be ordered in almost any form and colour to match the sound hand. However, body-powered prosthetics always require more effort and excessive body movements, whereas Servo and Myo Prosthetics can allow the patient to live a more natural life with fine movements that are easier to achieve. Further, where the amputee is concerned with his/her outward appearance and the image portrayed to others, the gross body movements required by a body powered prosthesis becomes a cosmetic factor. Where the physical limitations of the amputee are such that a conventional control system is less practical, the option to move to an externally powered device becomes an excellent alternative. Electric Prosthesis allows the amputee more function when the elbow is flexed as body powered prosthesis typically does not. This is more cosmetically acceptable and can attain a hard or light grip without significant effort. (Picture: Off the shelf cosmetic glove for prosthetic hand.)
When an electric or myo-electric (externally powered) prosthesis is indicated, control issues are simplified in some ways and become more involved in others. Three basic options are available to operate a powered prosthesis: switch control, myo-electric control, or a combination. Switches come in a variety of designs such as harness switches, push button switches which can be mounted inside or externally on the socket, and membrane push switches which are internally mounted. A switch requires some gross body motion to operate, for example, the push button is depressed by a chin, opposite limb, residual limb, or digit. A pull switch is cable operated and requires a few degrees of excursion, less than with a conventional prosthesis. Myo-electrics are the most comfortable and natural way to control artificial arms and hands. Small electrodes are placed on the skin where the electric activity of the muscle is (electro-myo-graphic – EMG – signal). The muscle signals are electronically amplified and used to move the components. The electrodes are installed in the socket when the arm is fitted and then connected to the myo-electric system. The patient is required to re-train muscles to build strength and control to use this system. The myo-electric system using Pro-Control allows the amputees to move the hand slowly or quickly instead of simply turning it on and off. (Picture: Myo-electric arm with electric hand and Greifer..)
As far as myo-electric prosthesis is concerned, a German Company Otto Bock is without the doubt the world leader. They have no competition in South-Africa and their products are tried and tested and user friendly to the prosthetics, offering them yearly courses, so there is no real point in comparing their products with any other manufacturer. Testing the patient's stump for muscle signals is a lot of fun. The sensors resting on the stump is attached to a PC and the patient can see their prosthetic hand opening, closing and rotating on the computer screen while they tense and relax their residual stump muscles. (Picture: Myo-electric testing apparatus.)
This is also a very good training method to see what the patient is capable of before deciding on the appropriate componentry. One of the latest and greatest products in Otto Bock’s line up of components is a Sensor hand. Sensors in the fingers keep constant watch over the object being held and before the object can slip the sensor hand readjust the grip automatically. This hand also regulates the force being applied on an object because the patient can not feel how tight the object is being gripped. All the electric hands are “I Robot” strong and can crush a wine glass with little effort.
(Picture: Life-like silicone left hand - Picture courtesy of Brian McKibbin Durban.)
Silicone hands and fingers can be manufactured to precisely match the amputated limb. Function and cosmetic appearance sometimes compete in this instance. In the case of fingers, technology has come to the point where a small metal insert can be anchored to the bone while still protruding through the soft tissue. The silicone finger can be attached to the metal insert thereby giving it some sensation, very good function and lifelike cosmetic appearance. A lot more can be said about bone anchoring and silicone techniques but it is in itself too big a field to cover in this article.
The most important factor when fitting upper limb prosthesis is the rehabilitation. Physiotherapy and especially Occupational therapy is vital. Upper limb prosthesis is the most discarded of all prosthetics; patients tend to give them half a go and thereafter put them away in the closet never to use it again. Many factors including functionality, cosmetic appearance and inadequate training contribute to this. So to all upper limb amputees, you really have to persevere and make the arm your own, otherwise you will discard it! May the force be with you! (Picture: One of my favourite patients. At this age Jaiden uses his left below knee prosthesis more than he would ever use his left upper limb.)


(NGR) and KUHNE Group: The cooperation between the recycling machine specialist and the extrusion expert is entering its next phase. Since first revealed at K 2016, several joint projects have been implemented, and interest in the combination of recycling and direct sheet production has intensified since then. Therefore, at K 2019, a demonstration line for viewing direct RPET to Sheet has been arranged in the large R&D area of the KUHNE Group in the nearby St. Augustin.
In-depth tests on pilot plants paired with experience from production plants have shown that a wide variety of PET waste can be processed on such plants: from typical industrial waste such as thermoform skeletons or even fibers – including PETG – to typical post consumer waste such as PET bottle flakes or other PET waste such as flakes from multilayer films (up to 10% foreign polymers). This diversity provides the flexibility required to ensure ample raw material supply on the one hand, and to gain the most value of the raw material on the other.
After melting in the extruder and filtration, the PET melt enters the LSP reactor (LSP = Liquid State Polycondensation) – the technological heart of the line. Here, harmful chemicals are removed far below EFSA and FDA limits and at the same time the IV value (intrinsic viscosity) is boosted to the desired level. The IV which reflects the PET molecular chain length, is automatically controlled within a very narrow tolerance range by the line and thus ensures very uniform, high-strength flat films.
Thermoformers can thus produce thermoformed packaging with very uniform and high strengths, excellent optical properties and approved for 100% food contact. Due to the excellent physical properties, automatic filling and sealing lines can be operated safely and efficiently. From the consumer’s perspective, the rPET cups have a sturdy feel, high gloss and transparency such that the product is highly preferred against lesser quality reprocessed materials.
“With NGR’s recycling solutions, we are trying to strengthen the circular economy and find ways to improve product properties even further compared to conventional processes. The cooperation with KUHNE Group supports us in this very much,” says Ing. Thomas Pichler, Technical Director and co-owner of NGR.
Rainer Bobowk, Business Unit Manager Smart Sheets at KUHNE Group, adds: “The PET melt coming from the recycling extruder and through the LSP is seamlessly transferred into the KUHNE sheet line. The T-channel die with internal deckling, specially developed by KUHNE for the production of PET films, distributes the melt into the Smart Sheets calender. Additional functional layers can be added via co-extrusion and a KUHNE multi-layer feed block. Later features such as thickness measurement, a silicone applicator and the final film rewinder complete the system. The rPET films produced in this way are characterized by extremely tight dimensional tolerances and uniform strength with excellent optical properties. The extremely stable operation of the system due to the high and uniform melt quality – otherwise only possible with virgin material – guarantees our customers an extremely high productivity”.
NGR and Kuhne encourage all who are interested in visiting the PET recycling/sheet production line to register with your NGR or Kuhne Group contact before or during the K 2019.
Image photo (NGR): NGR recycling line processing rPET sheet flakes with LSP technology directly to KUHNE food grade sheet
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A Big Week for New Restaurants
Opening in Walkers Point, Third Ward, Downtown, South Side. And Brenner Brewing closes.
A Chicago cafe with ties to Wisconsin has opened its downtown Milwaukee location. Red June Cafe (773 N. Jefferson St.) has taken over the former space of the East Town Chic Hair Boutique. Fennimore, Wisconsin native Kimberly Blackburn has already opened locations in Chicago and Brown Deer, and jumped at the chance “to bring the concept close to home.” Blackburn will be joined by another proprietor, Hewerton Moreira.
Egg sandwiches come on the guest’s choice of bread (bagel, croissant, English muffin or wheat bread), cheese (cheddar, Swiss or American) and meat (bacon, sausage, turkey or ham).
The cafe also offers a full complement of coffee and espresso drinks, along with hot chocolate, Rishi tea and iced beverages including lemonade and Italian soda. The shop’s coffee is sourced from Austrian roaster, Julius Meinl, a company Blackburn became enamoured of during travels to Europe.
The menu also includes breakfast items like breakfast burritos, toasts (including avocado, veggie, caprese avocado and sweet toast with almond butter or Nutella, bananas, almond flakes, flax and honey), biscuits and gravy, oatmeal, yogurt parfaits and pastries.
Lunch items include sandwiches, like turkey breast with blue cheese butter and cranberry sauce, chicken salad and veggie wraps, along with Italian panini stuffed with mozzarella, tomatoes, basil and balsamic vinegar.
The cafe also sells signature t-shirts adorned with a coffee-loving unicorn. Blackburn says the unicorn concept spawned from a bad Yelp review from the Chicago location, which was accused of favoring customers “with honey blood and unicorn smiles.” Red June’s hours are 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Sunday. They will be closed November 23-26 in observance of Thanksgiving, but will reopen on Monday, November 27th.
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El Patrón Arrives
The new restaurant El Patrón Mexican Food & Bar (2423 S. 6th St.) is Cesar Lopez‘s solo attempt at his family’s trade. The 21-year-old started working in the restaurant industry when he was about 10 years old at Cielito Lindo, which is run by his father, Rodrigo Lopez, and uncle, Lorenzo Lopez.
The menu has seafood dishes such as shrimp cocktail ($13.99), pork dishes including loin in salsa ($12.99), beef dishes such as a carne asada dinner ($12.99) and chicken plates, including milanesa ($11.49).
It has a lineup of tacos ($1.75 on corn tortillas, $2 on flour), burritos ($6 to $7.99), tortas ($5.50) and more.
El Patrón also serves an all-day breakfast, with dishes like eggs and potatoes ($7.99) and the desayuno El Patrón ($11.99), chilaquiles topped with sour cream, cheese and onion and served with steak, beans and two over-easy eggs.
At the 16-seat bar, the drink specialty is the cazuela ($7), a drink of tequila, lime and grapefruit and orange slices that’s served in a small clay casserole dish.
The menu bears a resemblance to Cielito Lindo’s. Both are inspired by specialty entrees from Jalisco, Mexico, where Lopez’s family is from. El Patrón is open from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday to Thursday, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday.
Snack Boys In Walker’s Point
Last month, there were few details available about the new restaurant opening in the space of the former All Purpose Bar & Kitchen (814 S. 2nd St.). Now, John Revord and Chef Mitch Ciohon of Boone & Crocket, and Chef Shay Linkus, formerly with The Vanguard restaurant, have finally opened up, more or less, disclosing that the place will be named Snack Boys and that it will be a “seriously not serious” bar and restaurant with “highbrow food for lowbrow folks.” Got that?
Fredrich tries to unpack those contradictions:
The focal point of the restaurant will be a huge mural created by the folks at RevPop depicting an iconic naked cigar-smoking Burt Reynolds sexily sprawled on a bearskin rug…
Creativity will come in the form of a menu filled with 10 to 15 affordably priced eclectic single-serving dishes (snacks) like fried Brussels sprouts, scallops and other nibbles that can be ordered in countless combinations to create the equivalent of an entree. Ciohon notes there may also be a few shareable items, like fondue…
And that sparkly drink may well be a fun slushified take on the Malibu Bay Breeze, one of Linkus’s favorite sippers. There will also be beer, available both in cans and bottles, along with “Fancy Forties,” a tongue-in-cheek take on bottle service…
“The wine menu will be horribly accessible,” says Linkus. “A lot of rose, gamay, ferments … loads of pink wine. And lots of Eastern European orange wines.”
The inspiration for the restaurant came from Revord and Ciohon’s roadtrips to Canada, where snack bars have recently dominated the dining scene in Toronto. The proprietors expect to open Snack Boys in mid to late December.
Shake Shack in the Third Ward
In a press release from May, Shake Shack announced Brew City would be home to a new location of the franchise. Now, we have a more definite opening-date for the fast-casual restaurant to be located at 220 E. Buffalo St.
Milwaukee’s first Shake Shack – the fast-growing chain started as a NYC food cart in 2004 – is due to open, the PR birds chirp, in early December. So just as you’re digesting that Thanksgiving turkey, you can start thinking about Angus ShackBurgers, crinkle-cut fries, Vienna all-beef hot dogs, crispy chicken sandwiches and hand-spun shakes in flavors like salted caramel, chocolate, peanut butter, coffee and classic vanilla.
Pop-Up Christmas Bar at the Outsider
The Third Ward is getting a jump on the holiday spirit a week before the annual tree-lighting at the Christmas in the Ward festival. On November 24, the Outsider will be hosting Miracle, a national Christmas-themed pop-up bar. Miracle’s debut will marked with an opening party Friday night.
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Miracle has Christmas-themed cocktails like How the Gimlet Stole Christmas (gin with pine, sage and caraway cordial) for $14 in a decorated setting. The decor at the Outsider, atop the Kimpton hotel at 310 E. Chicago St., includes trees and life-size toy bears…
The opening night party will have an ugly-sweater contest, cookie-decorating station, photo booth, a DJ and a visit from Santa from 8 to 10 p.m…
Part of food and drink sales from the party will go to Share Our Strength’s No Kid Hungry campaign. Admission is free, but the bar is encouraging people to bring a new toy that will be donated to patients at Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin…
Miracle has had pop-up bars throughout the country, visiting over 50 cities. Miracle’s stay at the Outsider will last through Christmas Eve. During that time, the Outsider will keep its regular hours from 4 p.m. to midnight Sunday through Thursday, and 4 p.m. to 2 a.m. Friday and Saturday. Its Christmas Eve hours will be 3 p.m. to 11 p.m
Now Closing: Brenner Brewing Company
After three years operating at 706 S. 5th St., Brenner Brewing Company will be closing its doors after this weekend. Owner Mike Brenner announced he is “being forced to close” the company’s brewery and tasting room in an ominous post on his personal Facebook page on Monday, with no details on who is doing the forcing or why.
Milwaukee is in the midst of a craft brewery boom. Brenner Brewery Company was one of the first microbrewies to help get the ball rolling. Sadly, Brenner Brewing is now the first in the well-populated guild of Milwaukee breweries to close its doors…
Brenner Brewing Company opened at 706 S. 5th Street in 2014. The brewery was known for its lighthearted tours, beers with names like Butterfly Farts and Bacon Bomb, labels produced by area artists, and an affinity for local art that Brenner (a former gallery owner) instilled in the space.
Brenner says he’ll continue brewing at other people’s breweries.
According to Brenner’s post, the brewery’s hours during its final days will be 4 p.m. to 11 p.m. Wednesday and Friday, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Saturday. It will open on Sunday at 11 a.m. and will close after the Packer Potluck.
Two weeks ago, rumors that the bar (1732 E. North Ave.) could be another North Avenue casualty first surfaced. On Monday, owner Jason Growel confirmed that he has sold The Eastsider to Taylor Layton, who plans on opening a “craft cocktail and wine bar with a soccer twist” called Baccanera.
Eastsider was once heavily frequented by UW-Milwaukee students, and known for their Wednesday night fishbowls and Thursday night $1 bombs. On many nights you could see lines wrapped around the block to get in. Growel thinks that the new concept will better serve the changing neighborhood.
“I believe that bar will do well with all of the development that has gone on there, especially those apartments that have gone up,” Growel said about Baccanera. “Those places aren’t cheap to rent so I don’t believe that college kids are renting those. It’s probably people in their late 20s, early 30s. I think that this kind of establishment is going to work wonders for them.”
The Eastsider first opened in 1999, and Growel purchased the bar 10 years ago. The bar’s last day will be December 16.


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Washington, D.C., September 24, 2008 – The late Richard D. Todd, Ph.D., M.D., is the recipient of the 2008
Dr. Todd’s research included 708 twins between the ages of 7 and 19 who had participated in a study of ADHD five years earlier. It assessed how stable the diagnosis of ADHD is in this population. The study found that population-defined ADHD subtype criteria demonstrated modestly improved diagnostic stability over five years compared to DSM-IV subtypes. Few correlates or predictors of stability were identified.
In a written statement, Dr. Todd said, “A novel finding of these studies is the demonstration that non-DSM-IV ADHD subtypes are more stable over time, suggesting different formulations of current diagnostic criteria may warrant revision in DSM-V.”Dr. Todd was selected as the award recipient by AACAP President Robert Hendren, D.O., President-Elect, Laurence Greenhill, M.D., and JAACAP Editor Andres Martin, M.D.
In a joint statement to be published in the December issue of the JAACAP, Drs. Hendren, Greenhill, and Martin state, “Dr. Todd and colleagues’ study is the latest in a rich series of contributions harnessing the power of longitudinal population-based twin studies to inform nosology and classification efforts in child and adolescent psychiatry. Here, by diagnosing ADHD using population-based rather than DSM-based subtypes, the authors were able to increase diagnostic stability over five years.”
On receiving the award, Dr. Todd said, “I am indebted to the
Angela Reiersen, M.D., will present, “Predictors of Stability of Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder Subtypes from Childhood to Young Adulthood,” at the AACAP Annual Meeting in
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Representing over 7,500 child and adolescent psychiatrists nationwide, the


Toshiba facing bankruptcy after $6.2 Billion dollar bet on nuclear power
According to this Extreme Tech report, Toshiba is on the verge of Bankruptcy after announcing the company would take a $6.2 billion dollar write-down on the value of its nuclear plant business.
We’ve known for weeks that Toshiba was in rough shape and seeking to raise additional revenue through a potential partial sale to Western Digital, but events on Tuesday pushed the company’s position from “really bad” to “implosion imminent.”
Today, Toshiba announced that it would take a $6.2 billion write-down on the value of its nuclear plant construction business. Toshiba acquired a majority stake in Westinghouse Electric Company in 2006, and later upped its share of the company to 87% in 2013. Toshiba paid $5.4 billion for the company in 2006 and an additional $1.6 billion in 2013. In 2015, Toshiba declared its nuclear business was more profitable now than when the company acquired it, but scandals over the Japanese firm’s accounting broke soon thereafter.
Westinghouse is far from the only nuclear engineering firm that Toshiba owns, but it’s near the heart of this scandal. In 2015, Westinghouse bought an American construction company, CB&I Stone & Webster. Toshiba now says that Westinghouse overpaid for the company and that information material to the acquisition — specifically cost overruns, delays, and the impact both would have on CB&I Stone & Webster’s bottom line — were not disclosed properly or accounted for.
Toshiba also announced today that it would take a $3.4 billion loss (estimated) due to cost overruns at multiple key nuclear projects, and that it would review all of its agreements with existing power companies to expand nuclear capability across the globe. Toshiba plans to pivot towards emphasizing existing service contracts as opposed to bidding on nuclear plant construction projects, though it does still hope to sell some of its AP1000 reactors. The AP1000 is a pressurized water reactor, and the latest design from Westinghouse has deployments scheduled to come online this year in Sanmen, China. This deployment is running 2-3 years late, which may be part of why Toshiba is taking such heavy losses.
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