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Ever brought a packet of herbs and ended up with half of it lying around in the back of the fridge? Do you grow loads of herbs in your garden, but don’t know what to do with them? Here is a simple recipe to help use up all those delicious herbs.
- 60g softened unsalted butter
- 4 tbsp mixed herbs, finely chopped (I used what was left in the fridge after various recipes – tarragon, dill, parsley and thyme)
- 1 clove of garlic, minced
- 1 small shallot, finely chopped
- 1 chili, finely chopped (I used a red chili that was in the fridge for ages. You can of course use a fresher one 🙂 Green chillies are good too.)
1) In a small bowl mix all the ingredients together with a wooden spoon until well combined.
2) Place the butter mixture onto a sheet of cling film and cover, moulding the butter into a cylinder shape.
3) Roll the butter inside the cling film until the cylinder is smoother and more uniform in shape.
4) Ensure that the cling film is completely covering the butter and pop it into the fridge to harden. You can even store in the freezer should you wish.
This is a great food gift idea too – use small pretty glass or ceramic containers with lids and store the butter in them.
- Tip of the day: Keeping mint photo fresh (busyellebee.wordpress.com)

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Requiring the governing boards of specified institutions of higher education to update and submit to the Maryland Higher Education Commission a specified written policy on sexual assault by August 1, 2016; requiring the sexual assault policy to include specified procedures; requiring a specified institution of higher education to include a specified notation on a specified student's academic transcript regarding a specified violation in specified circumstances; etc.
Bill File Type: Regular
Effective Date(s): July 1, 2015
|Date Posted||Document Name|
|2/20/2015||Text - First - Higher Education - Sexual Assault Policies - Reporting|
|3/23/2015||Vote - Senate - Committee - Education, Health, and Environmental Affairs|
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"In 2017, the prevalence of past-year cannabis use was 15% (4.4 million), an increase compared to 2015 (12% or 3.6 million), and compared to 2013 (3.1 million). In 2017, past-year cannabis use was more prevalent among males (19% or 2.7 million) than females (11% or 1.7 million), which is consistent with previous cycles. The prevalence of past-year cannabis use among males increased from 2015 (15%), whereas for past-year cannabis use there was no change among females.
"Past-year use of cannabis was more prevalent among youth aged 15 to 19 (19% or 390,000) and young adults aged 20 to 24 (33% or 780,000) than among adults aged 25 years and older (13% or 3.2 million). Past-year use of cannabis among adults aged 25 years and older increased from 2015 (10%), whereas there was no change among youth aged 15 to 19 and young adults aged 20 to 24. The mean age of initiating use of cannabis was 18 years old for males, unchanged from 2015; and 19 years old for females, up from 18 years old in 2015.
"Among people who have used cannabis in the past year, 37% (or 1.6 million) reported using it for medical purposes, an increase from 24% (831,000) in 2015. The survey does not collect information on how people obtained the cannabis for medical purposes.
"Of the methods used to consume cannabis in the past 12 months, smoking was the most common. Ninety-one percent (91% or 4 million) of those who used cannabis in the past year smoked cannabis. Other common methods of consumption include mixing cannabis with tobacco (22% or 942,000), chasing (smoking a tobacco product right after smoking cannabis – 34% or 1.5 million), consuming cannabis in edibles (brownies, etc. – 38% or 1.6 million), and vaporizing (29% or 1.3 million). Those who reported using cannabis may have tried more than one method over the past 12 months.
"The majority (75% or 3.3 million) of those who reported using cannabis in the past year reported using cannabis in the past 3 months, an increase from 2015 (72% or 2.6 million). Of those who had used cannabis in the past 3 months, many reported consuming cannabis on a daily or almost daily basis (32% or 1 million, unchanged from 33% or 840,000 in 2015).
"Provincial prevalence of past-year cannabis use ranged from 11% (750,000) in Quebec to 23% (940,000) in British Columbia."
Government of Canada. Canadian tobacco, alcohol and drugs survey (CTADS): summary of results for 2017. Published January 4, 2019.

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- Which plants like banana peels?
- Is human urine good for plants?
- Can you make your own fertilizer?
- How do you use fruit peel as fertilizer?
- How do you make potassium fertilizer out of banana peels?
- Are orange peels good for plants?
- Is tea bags good for the garden?
- Do coffee grounds help plants grow?
- What is the best fertilizer for all plants?
- Can you water plants with coffee?
- Do beets like coffee grounds?
- What is a good homemade plant food?
- What plants do not like coffee grounds?
- Which plants like used coffee grounds?
- Can I put banana peels in my plants?
- What is the best homemade fertilizer?
- Are eggshells good for plants?
- What is the best fertilizer for bananas?
Which plants like banana peels?
While plants need nitrogen (remember the NPK on fertilizers), too much nitrogen will create lots of green leaves but few berries or fruits.
This means potassium-rich banana peels are excellent for plants like tomatoes, peppers or flowers.
Banana peels also contain calcium, which prevents blossom end rot in tomatoes..
Is human urine good for plants?
Human urine provides an excellent source of nitrogen, phosphorous, potassium and trace elements for plants, and can be delivered in a form that’s perfect for assimilation. With a constant, year-round and free supply of this resource available, more and more farmers and gardeners are making use of it.
Can you make your own fertilizer?
Make Your Own Homemade Fertilizers Compost can be made at home out of leftover food scraps and lawn clippings, and so it is virtually cost-free. Composting may be all one needs for a successful home vegetable crop.
How do you use fruit peel as fertilizer?
Banana Peel Filled with potassium, this disposable skin helps plants grow flowers and fruit when used as an organic alternative to chemical fertilizers. You can literally plant the whole peel under the soil near the roots of the plant such as a rose bush, or just throw the peel on top of the soil and let it decompose.
How do you make potassium fertilizer out of banana peels?
Grind the dehydrated peels and egg shells in a coffee grinder or food processor. Add the banana egg shell powder and the Epsom salts to your spray bottle/s. Add water to your spray bottle until it’s just about full. Swirl and shake the spray until the salts and the powder have dissolved into the water.
Are orange peels good for plants?
Both peels add nutrients and nitrogen to the soil as they decompose. … They rot quickly if you bury them, offering rich stores for vital nutrients to the soil, including potassium, calcium, sulfur, phosphorus, magnesium and sodium. You can dry and grind peels to use as mulch, or apply them directly to planting areas.
Is tea bags good for the garden?
“Tea leaves contain tannic acid and nutrients that are natural fertilizers for a garden,” states Natural Ways. As the leaves and bag decompose they release the nutrients into the soil, creating an ideal growing area. They help retain water and many gardeners plant them next to the roots of their plants.
Do coffee grounds help plants grow?
To use coffee grounds as fertilizer, simply sprinkle them onto the soil surrounding your plants. Summary Coffee grounds make great fertilizer because they contain several key nutrients required for plant growth. They can also help attract worms and decrease the concentrations of heavy metals in the soil.
What is the best fertilizer for all plants?
The 10 Best Fertilizers for Indoor PlantsIndoor Plant FertilizersFertilizer AnalysisMiracle-Gro Water Soluble All Purpose Plant Food24-8-16Osmocote Smart-Release Plant Food Plus Outdoor & Indoor15-9-12EarthPods Premium Indoor Plant Food2-2-4Jobe’s Organics 09524 Purpose Granular Fertilizer4-4-46 more rows•May 18, 2020
Can you water plants with coffee?
Water with the diluted coffee just as you would with plain tap water. Don’t use this water plants that do not like acidic soil. Don’t water every time with the diluted coffee fertilizer. Plants will sicken or die if the soil becomes too acidic.
Do beets like coffee grounds?
It’s full of organic matter that you can use to enrich the soil of your plants. All you need to do is sprinkle coffee grounds — sans the filter — around your plants. … Coffee grounds also lower the soil’s pH which is beneficial for some types of plants, like artichokes, broccoli, lima beans and beets.
What is a good homemade plant food?
Homemade Plant Food: 7 Easy Natural Fertilizer RecipesSeaweed Tea. Don’t be scared by the title, you can still make this fertilizer even if you don’t live near the ocean. … Epsom Salts, Baking Powder, and Ammonia. … Burying Banana Peels. … Animal Manure. … Aquarium Water. … Compost Tea. … Homemade Compost.
What plants do not like coffee grounds?
In most cases, the grounds are too acidic to be used directly on soil, even for acid-loving plants like blueberries, azaleas and hollies. Coffee grounds inhibit the growth of some plants, including geranium, asparagus fern, Chinese mustard and Italian ryegrass.
Which plants like used coffee grounds?
While used coffee grounds are only slightly acidic, fresh (unbrewed) coffee grounds have more acid. Your acid-loving plants like hydrangeas, rhododendrons, azaleas, lily of the valley, blueberries, carrots, and radishes can get a boost from fresh grounds.
Can I put banana peels in my plants?
Nutrients. Banana peels contain nutrients that are essential for healthy potted plants. However, they don’t contain everything your plant needs. As they decompose, banana peels add potassium as well as small amounts of nitrogen, phosphorus and magnesium to the soil in a similar fashion as a slow-release fertilizer.
What is the best homemade fertilizer?
Here are 8 of our favorite DIY fertilizers for a variety of needs.Grass Clippings. If you have an organic lawn, make sure to collect your grass clippings to use on your gardens. … Weeds. … Kitchen Scraps. … Manure. … Tree Leaves.Coffee Grounds. … Eggshells. … Banana Peels.
Are eggshells good for plants?
The calcium from eggshells is also welcome in garden soil, where it moderates soil acidity while providing nutrients for plants. Eggshells contain such an abundance of calcium that they can be used almost like lime, though you would need a lot of eggshells to make a measurable impact.
What is the best fertilizer for bananas?
A banana plant’s rapid growth rate makes it a heavy feeder. Young plants may need as much as ¼ to ½ pound of fertilizer per month. A balanced fertilizer of 8-10-8 (NPK) is recommended.

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More rumors about a larger iPhone and a 12.9-inch iPad have emerged from Apple’s (NASDAQ:AAPL) Asian supply chain. The latest rumors come from “upstream supply chain” sources cited by Taiwan’s hit-or-miss DigiTimes website.
According to DigiTimes sources, Apple is planning on releasing a 12.9-inch tablet in October that will be geared toward the North American educational market. Although sources said the new iPad will likely have a 12.9-inch screen, they noted that a tablet with a 13.3-inch screen was also a slim possibility.
DigiTimes also suggested that Apple’s creation of a large-screen iPad may have been prompted by rival Samsung’s (SSNLF.PK) plans to release a 12- to 13-inch tablet. DigiTimes’ sources said Apple’s oversize iPad will be manufactured by the Taiwan-based Quanta Computer.
The unnamed supply chain sources also predicted that Apple will release a large-screen iPhone in May. Although the sources did not specify a screen size for the larger iPhone, the device will supposedly include a 20-nanometer processor manufactured by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (NYSE:TSM)


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Taiwan's TSMC will continue on its uptrend in 2021 despite its severance of business ties with China's Huawei under pressure from the U.S. government, a recent report predicted.
Credit Suisse predicted in a recent report that TSMC's sales will increase 6 percent from 2020 to reach US$37,711 million in 2021. This forecast is based on the assumption that Huawei's share in the company’s total sales will fall from 8.9 percent in 2020 to 0 percent in 2021.
Taiwan’s Mediatek is expected to place an additional order of US$1.4 billion on TSMC in 2021. Apple is also expected to increase its order by US$2.1 billion. As a result, Mediatek and Apple’s shares in TSMC’s sales will rise from 4.9 percent to 8.2 percent and from 22.7 percent to 26.4 percent, respectively. The report also forecast that Qualcomm will account for 6.8 percent, Broadcom 8.6 percent, AMD 9.3 percent and NVIDIA 4.9 percent of TSMC’s sales in 2021.
As the U.S. sanctions against Huawei are expected to have a limited impact on TSMC, Samsung Electronics’ efforts to overtake the Taiwanese company are expected to take more time. Samsung Electronics is expected to have an 18.8 percent share of the global foundry market versus TSMC’s 51.5 percent in the second quarter of 2020, says market research firm TrendForce.
Although Samsung has grown significantly from 2016 when it placed 4th with a 5 percent market share, its presence has remained at the 18-19 percent range for more than a year since the beginning of 2019.
According to a report released by SK Securities on June 16, TSMC is superior to Samsung Electronics in terms of transistor concentration per unit area in the 5-nano process. TSMC is seeking to stay ahead of Samsung Electronics in microfabrication competition by beginning to install 3-nano process equipment.
TSMC is a foundry company that maintains a firm principle of "not competing with customers." On the other hand, Samsung Electronics is facing difficulties in landing large orders as it competes with major foundry customers such as Qualcomm and Apple in application processors (APs). TSMC will reportedly produce the A15 application processor for Apple's iPhone 13 to be released in 2021.

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CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- Tennessee is getting ready to administer a dose of decongestant to a clogged Interstate 75 exit right after the Fourth of July holiday, state transportation officials said Thursday.
Paul Degges, deputy commissioner of the Tennessee Department of Transportation, met with local officials and media Thursday, standing on asphalt under a broiling sun at exit 20.
Noting that traffic often backs up on the single-lane ramp now, forcing some drivers to wait on the I-75 shoulder for their turn to get on the ramp, Degges said, "We have a real safety problem here."
He said the state is working to acquire right of way and relocate utilities as it gets ready to widen the exit 20 bridge over Interstate 75 next spring.
But the immediate step will be adding a second lane from northbound I-75 and onto APD 40 at the exit. He said work will begin July 9 and will cost about $70,000. The crew will try to reduce effects on traffic as much as possible, doing some of the work at night, he said.
Standing at the roadside, state Rep. Kevin Brooks, R-Cleveland, pointed to the busy interstate.
"You can see the traffic behind us. It's like this every day, all day," he said. "Our timeline in Bradley County is the sooner the better."
Bradley County Mayor D. Gary Davis and Cleveland Mayor Tom Rowland both praised the initiative.
"The fact that TDOT officials are here today shows how important this project is," Rowland said.
Before the bridge expansion can start, the state must buy rights of way from 11 property owners, Degges said. The $15 million project has been funded by the Legislature.
Another big traffic project will be coming along soon, too. The state and local governments are committed to an interchange on APD 40, nearly halfway between I-75 and U.S. Highway 11, that will make possible a new industrial park.
"Better and bigger roads mean bigger and better businesses," said state Rep. Eric Watson, R-Cleveland.
Both APD 40 projects are linked to yet another big future plan, said state Sen. Mike Bell, R-Riceville, referring to the Corridor K route into western North Carolina.


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Terms & Conditions
Equflow BV CoC reg. no.: 12031282
Issued by Equflow BV, with its registered office in Oss
These Terms and conditions are inextricably linked to the privacy statement.of Equflow BV.
A. Sale and supply contracts.
1.1. The terms used in these Terms are defined as set out below:
- Supplier: EQUFLOW B.V. and its representative or representatives, authorised representative or representatives and legal successor or successors.
- Terms: these terms of supply with CoC reg. no.: 12031282.
- Other Party: any legal or natural person that wishes to enter into a contract with the Supplier, or has already done so.
1.2. All offers made by the Supplier, contracts entered into and the implementation of both will be governed by these Terms. Any deviations from these Terms will be agreed on explicitly in writing.
1.3. The applicability of the Terms applied by the Other Party is explicitly excluded.
1.4 The Other Party will be deemed to have agreed to the
exclusive applicability of these Terms when it concludes a contract with the Supplier.
The same will apply for all future orders that the Other Party issues to the Supplier, whether verbally, by e-mail, by telephone, fax or telex or in any other manner, because of which written confirmation by the Supplier will not be necessary (at a later date).
1.5 Except where agreed otherwise, the Other Party that has agreed to the exclusive applicability of these Terms is also deemed to have agreed with the applicability of these Terms for any subsequent orders. In that case it is not necessary to hand over these Terms to make them applicable to any subsequent orders.
2.1. Each offer issued will be valid for the period of time
stated in the offer, in the absence of which the offer will be valid for 30 days from the date on which the offer has been made.
2.2. All price lists, brochures and other information issued with an offer will be specified as precisely as possible.
The aforementioned will only be binding on the Supplier if they have been confirmed explicitly in writing by an authorised person.
The Supplier will not be required to provide detailed information, except where agreed otherwise in writing.
2.3. All brochures and price lists sent with an offer, all (technical) information provided in the form of drawings, designs, models and samples etcetera, as well as all other written documents, will explicitly remain the intellectual property of the Supplier. Without the prior written permission of the Supplier, the Other Party will explicitly not be permitted to copy information of this nature and/or to disclose it to third parties in any manner whatsoever and/or to allow it to be used by and/or to sell it on to third parties. The Other Party will be required to limit use of the aforementioned information to its own use in the context of the order in question. All information will be returned to the Supplier immediately when requested by the Supplier and if the Other Party does not conclude or cancels a contract within the offer period.
2.4. If no contract is concluded, the Supplier will be entitled to charge the Other Party for costs that the Supplier incurs when preparing the offer.
2.5. If offers are sent without stipulating a period for acceptance and/or without providing further documentation, this will not oblige the parties to fulfil and/or accept the order in question. Where this situation is the case, the Supplier will be entitled to refuse orders without specifying its reasons for doing so, or to fulfil them on a cash on delivery basis.
2.6. The prices offered will only apply for the quantities stipulated in an offer.
3.1. Where a binding offer period applies, the contract will be concluded at the time at which the offer is accepted
by the Other Party. The order confirmation, or binding offer, will be deemed to be a correct and full representation of the contract.
3.2. Any additions and/or amendments made to these Terms at a later date and also (verbal) undertakings made by the Supplier and/or its employees, representative or representatives, agents or other intermediaries will only be binding if confirmed by an authorised person on behalf of the Supplier in writing. Furthermore, any additions and/or amendments made to these Terms are non-recurring and the Other Party cannot derive any rights from this for any future contracts.
3.3. In the case of activities for which no quotation or order confirmation is issued, given their nature and extent, the corresponding invoice will also be deemed to constitute an order confirmation and a correct and full representation of the contract.
3.4. Each contract will be entered into subject to the suspensive condition that the Other Party proves to be sufficiently creditworthy as regards financial performance of the contract.
3.5. When, or after, entering into the contract, the Supplier will be entitled, before performing the contract (further), to require security from the Other Party in relation to its fulfilment of its payment obligations and other obligations.
3.6. The Supplier will have the right to engage others to ensure the correct performance of the contract, the costs of which will be passed on to the Other Party in accordance with the quotations provided. If possible, the Supplier will discuss the aforementioned with the Other Party.
4.1. All quotations issued will be without obligation.
4.2. Except where stated otherwise, prices will be:
- based on the purchase prices, pay, labour costs, social insurance contributions, government levies, freight, insurance premiums and other costs applicable on the quotation or order date;
- based on supply to the business of the Other Party or to another destination specified by the Other Party;
- exclusive of Dutch VAT, import duties, other taxes, levies and charges;
- exclusive of the costs of fitting and commissioning, in which case these will be specified separately;
- exclusive of the cost of packaging, loading and unloading, transport and insurance;
- stated in Dutch currency, subject to exchange rate fluctuations, which will be passed on if the official exchange rate at the time of supply deviates from the exchange rate on the offer date (which is fixed at 100) by more than 2%.
4.3. Should one or more of the cost factors increase, the Supplier will be entitled to increase the order price accordingly, with due observance of any existing statutory provisions in this regard, on the understanding that future price increases already known are to be stated in the order confirmation.
5. Delivery and delivery period:
5.1. Except where agreed otherwise, delivery will be effected carriage paid to the home or business of the Other Party, or to another destination in the Netherlands that the Other Party specifies. The time of delivery will be the time at which the goods are unloaded (the actual transfer); the risk of the goods will then pass to the Other Party. The same will apply if the Supplier is to fit or commission the goods.
5.2. The Other Party will be required to inspect, or instruct the inspection, of the goods, or their packaging, for possible shortcomings (shortages) or damage within 24 hours of delivery, or to have this inspection carried out once the Supplier has notified that the goods in question are at the disposal of the Other Party.
5.3. The Other Party will be required to notify the Supplier directly in writing of the shortages and/or damage present at the time of delivery within 24 hours of delivery. Should it fail to do this, the Supplier will be entitled not to accept complaints in this respect, and the delivered goods are deemed to conform to the contract.
5.4. The Supplier will be entitled to deliver in consignments (partial deliveries), which may be invoiced separately. In this situation, the Other Party will be required to pay in accordance with the provisions of Article 15 of these Terms.
5.5. The delivery period specified will always be approximate and does not count as a deadline, except where explicitly agreed otherwise in writing.
5.6. Goods will be deemed to have been delivered when they, or the most important components thereof, are ready for testing at the premises of the manufacturer in question (being the Supplier or a third party), or when the goods are ready for inspection/sending.
The aforementioned will apply once the Other Party has been notified of the above in writing.
5.7. The Supplier will be required to observe the delivery period as much as possible, but will never be liable if it is exceeded. If delivery is effected after the delivery period has passed, the Supplier will not be obliged to make a (compensation) payment of any nature. Failure to deliver within the delivery period will not give the Other Party the right to cancel the contract or refuse to take up the goods in question. The parties will enter into consultation with each other in the event of excessive non-compliance with the delivery period.
5.8. If goods are not taken up within the delivery period, or the Other Party has not observed the call-off period agreed on, the Supplier will be entitled to invoice the goods in question, after which the goods will be stored entirely at the expense and risk of the Other Party.
6. Transport and risk:
6.1. If the Other Party does not provide the Supplier with any further instructions, the method used to transport, send and package (etcetera) the goods will be determined by the Supplier with all due care and diligence and in line with sound commercial practice. Any specific wishes on the part of the Other Party as regards packaging and/or transport, also including relocation within the company or its site, will only be observed if the Other Party pays the costs involved when doing so.
6.2. In principle, goods will be transported at the risk of the Supplier. The liability of the Supplier will, at all times, be limited to the cover/payment provided by the transport insurers in question. The Supplier will be entitled to charge an insurance surcharge.
6.3. If the goods delivered do not exceed a certain invoice value to be specified by the Supplier, the Supplier will be entitled to charge administration, package and shipping costs.
7.1. The Supplier will only accept the return of durable packaging at cost price if the said packaging is in a good and usable condition. Packaging of this nature will be specified separately in the delivery documents/invoice, on a cost price basis.
7.2. If the condition of the durable packaging returned has clearly deteriorated since being received by the Other Party, the Supplier will be entitled to impose a charge on the Other Party in this respect. The Other Party will not have the right to unilaterally deduct the value of packaging from the amount due to the Supplier.
8. Force majeure:
8.1. The following will be understood by the term 'force majeure' in this document:
Any circumstances beyond the control of, or unforeseen by, the parties, further to which the Other Party can no longer reasonably require performance of the contract from the Supplier.
The term 'force majeure' will be understood to include the following at the very least:
work strikes, excessive employee (sickness) absence, transport difficulties, the inadequate supply of raw materials/parts, fire, government measures, including import and export bans, quota restrictions, operational breakdowns experienced by a supplier or suppliers, and also an imputable failure on the part of a supplier or suppliers to meet its or their obligations, because of which the Supplier is not able to fulfil the obligations it has towards the Other Party (any more).
8.2. If the Supplier is of the opinion that a force majeure situation will be of a temporary nature, it will have the right to suspend performance of the contract until the circumstances responsible for force majeure are no longer the case.
8.3. If the Supplier is of the opinion that a force majeure situation will be of a permanent nature, the parties may come to an arrangement about the termination of the contract and the consequences ensuing from its termination.
8.4. The Supplier will be entitled to demand payment of the performances carried out when performing the contract in question before the circumstances resulting in a force majeure situation became apparent.
9. Warranty and service:
9.1. With due observance of the provisions set out elsewhere in these Terms, the Supplier will warrant the reliability of the materials used, the characteristics promised and the associated correct functioning. Except where agreed otherwise, this warranty will apply for six months after the date on which new products are delivered (including any 'approval period'). Where the Supplier has bought goods elsewhere, a warranty will only be provided if and insofar as provided by the original manufacturer or manufacturers.
9.2. Any defects observed in the goods delivered that do fall under the warranty will either be rectified or the goods replaced by new ones, this at the sole discretion of the Supplier, if the Supplier/manufacturer is of the opinion that the defects are the result of construction faults, the materials used or workmanship, rendering them unusable for the purpose intended by the Other Party.
9.3. Goods that are eligible for warranty work will be sent to the Supplier carriage paid. If the Supplier carries out warranty work outside its own company, the Supplier will be entitled to charge the Other Party for the travel and accommodation expenses incurred and also for any (special) transport costs and cost of the test equipment to be used.
In principle, warranty work will take place within the company of the Supplier (in the service department), during normal working hours.
Warranty work may only be done outside normal working hours if a separate service contract has been concluded.
If no defects are evident in goods that are presented for (warranty) repair, the Other Party will bear all of the costs incurred, even during the warranty period.
9.4. All warranty claims will lapse if the Other Party makes changes to or repairs the goods delivered, instructs another party to do either of the aforementioned, or fails to use the goods delivered precisely in line with the (manufacturer's) instructions provided, or are otherwise inexpertly used and/or for objectives other than for which they were originally intended.
9.5. Warranty provisions will not apply if materials are exposed to abrasive liquids, extreme weather conditions, environmental disasters and/or other external causes to be specified by the Supplier. If materials are covered by a warranty, the warranty will solely cover materials; the Other Party will bear all other costs, such as travel, service and fitting costs, costs per kilometre and accommodation expenses.
9.6. These warranty provisions will not apply to consumables. If the Other Party fails to perform one of its obligations, this will release the Supplier from its warranty obligations.
Compliance with the warranty obligation will be deemed to represent the payment of full and final compensation.
10. Right of retention:
10.1. The Supplier will have a right of retention on all goods that are in its possession, whether from or on behalf of the Other Party, regardless of the reason for this situation; this will apply until the Other Party fulfils the obligations it has towards the Supplier.
10.2. The Supplier will be obliged to administer the aforementioned goods in accordance with sound commercial practice, without the Other Party being able to exercise any right to a (compensation) payment if the said goods are destroyed, lost in part and/or damaged through no fault of the Supplier. Thus, all risk for the goods will remain with the Other Party.
11.1. Except where mandatory statutory provisions on (product) liability are the case and also with due observance of the rules of law concerning public order and good faith, the Supplier will not be obliged to pay any form of compensation for damage or loss of whatever nature, whether direct or indirect, including direct trading loss, damage to movable or immovable property, or damage or injury to persons, whether sustained by the Other Party or third parties.
With due observance of the provisions set out elsewhere in this article, the Supplier will not be liable for damage caused by the following in any event:
- Improper use of the goods delivered, or their use for a purpose other than that for which it is suitable according to objective criteria;
- Careless handling by the Other Party, its employees, or other individuals engaged by it;
- The violation of patents, licences and other intellectual property rights of third parties as the result of the use of information provided by or on behalf of the Other Party, such as drawings, models, designs and suchlike.
11.2. If the Supplier assists with fitting and/or preparation for operation, without this being stated in the order, it will do so at the risk of the Other Party.
11.3. As regards the provision of advice, the Supplier will only be liable for shortcomings in advice that would normally be avoidable and/or foreseeable, but only up to an amount equal to the payment charged for the advice in question.
11.4. The liability of the Supplier will be also be assessed on the basis of any product or business interruption insurance policies that the Supplier has. Notwithstanding the cover provided, liability will always be limited to the net invoice value of the goods delivered.
11.5. Compliance with the applicable warranty/complaint obligations and/or payment of the assessed damage by the Supplier or its insurer or insurers will be deemed to represent the payment of full and final compensation. For the rest, the Other Party will indemnify the Supplier, explicitly and in full.
11.6. If the Supplier is to buy the goods elsewhere, any (contract) provisions applicable to the transaction will also apply to the Other Party, if and insofar as invoked by the Supplier.
11.7. Supplier is not liable for consequential losses (also not in case of product liability)
12.1. Complaints will only be accepted if the Supplier receives them directly, in writing, within eight days of delivery.
Complaints pertaining to hidden defects must be submitted within the warranty period
The nature and foundation of the complaints must be specified. Complaints pertaining to defects that are visible externally must be submitted immediately, on the date on which goods are tested/inspected in the factory of the Supplier or, if the goods are not tested/inspected, within the period of time referred to above.
12.2. Complaints relating to invoices must also be submitted in writing, within eight days of the date on which the invoices in question are sent.
12.3. Once the aforementioned period has expired, the Other Party will be deemed to have approved the goods delivered or the invoice issued respectively. The Supplier will no longer accept complaints in this situation.
12.4. If the Supplier considers complaints to be well-founded, it will only be required to replace or repair the faulty goods; the Other Party will not also be able to exercise any right to a payment of whatever nature.
12.5. The submission of a complaint will never release the Other Party from its payment obligations towards the Supplier.
12.6. It will only be possible for the Other Party to return the goods delivered, for whatever reason, with the prior explicit permission and shipping instructions of the Supplier.
13. Intellectual property rights:
13.1. The Other Party has undertaken only to use the software, peripherals, technical information, circuit diagrams and/or work schedules, operating instructions, drawings and all other essential documentation supplied for its own (internal) use and not to supply it on or sell it in any manner whatsoever, or to anyone whatsoever.
13.2. If the Other Party is held liable in the Netherlands for the infringement of intellectual property rights (industrial property and copyright) in relation to the goods sold by the Supplier and the Other Party immediately notifies the supplier of this situation and the Other Party authorises the Supplier to set up a defence against the aforementioned claim for liability, it will be required to do this at its own expense and, where required, pay compensation to the entitled party or to the party to which the Supplier has awarded the compensation.
13.3. If the Other Party has met the conditions set out in Paragraph 1, the Supplier may, at its own discretion, give the Other Party the right of use to the goods in question, supply replacement or modified goods that do not infringe intellectual property rights, or refund the purchase price to the Other Party once the original goods have been returned, after the deduction of a reasonable usage payment for the period of time that the Other Party used the goods in question
13.4. In no way may the Supplier be held liable for the infringement of intellectual property rights as the result of changes to goods bought and supplied by the Supplier, use of the goods in question in a manner other than that which the Supplier has stipulated, or the integration of the goods with goods that were not supplied by the Supplier.
14. Retention of title:
14.1. All goods supplied by the Supplier will remain its property until the time at which payment in full is made for all that which is due to the Supplier from the Other Party for whatever reason, also including future claims against the Other Party, including interest and costs (and, in the event of a current account, will be transferred once any balance for the account of the Other Party has been settled).
14.2. In the event of the treatment or processing of the goods supplied, or their incorporation into other goods, whether by or at the premises of the Other Party, the Supplier will gain joint property rights to the newly created goods and/or the goods combined with the goods supplied or the principal good, for the value of the (original) goods supplied.
14.3. While not being used, the Other Party will be obliged to keep the goods delivered separate from other goods, in a clearly recognisable manner, for example by labelling the goods of the Supplier, until ownership of the said goods has been transferred.
14.4. In the event of the non-payment of an outstanding amount, suspension of payment, an application for a moratorium, liquidation, a guardianship order, the death of the Other Party or the winding up of businesses owned by the Other Party, the Supplier will have the right to cancel the order, or the part of the order that has not been delivered yet, without any notice of default and without judicial intervention and to reclaim ownership of what has possibly been delivered, but not paid for yet, or only in part, offset against any amounts already paid, but without prejudice to all of the rights the Supplier has to require payment for any loss or damage. In the aforementioned situation, all claims that the Supplier has against the Other Party will become immediately due and payable.
14.5. When first required to do so by the Supplier, the Other Party will authorise the Supplier to immediately repossess goods that have not been paid for (yet), wherever they might be.
14.6. The Other Party may sell on or use the goods in the ordinary course of its business, but they may not be given as collateral or serve as security for the claim of a third party.
If goods that have not been paid for (yet) are sold on, the Other Party will be obliged to retain ownership thereof and to assign all claims to the Supplier up to the amount due, at the Supplier's first demand.
15.1. Except where agreed otherwise, a 50% net payment in cash will be effected when the order is supplied or delivered, without any discount or setoff, or by means of a deposit or transfer to a bank or giro account specified by the Supplier, and 50% within 30 days of the invoice date or, in the event of fitting/installation, as of the fitting/installation date. If fitting/installation is delayed through no fault of the Supplier, the latter date will be amended to reflect the number of days by which fitting/installation is delayed.
Without prejudice to the right to compensation for damages under the law, the Supplier will be entitled to impose a late payment surcharge or grant a payment discount, both of which will be announced in advance.
The value date specified on the bank/giro statements of the Supplier will be decisive and, as such, will be deemed to be the date on which payment is effected.
15.2. Each payment made by the Other Party will be made without any setoff and will primarily serve to settle the interest due from it and also the collection costs and/or administration costs incurred by the Supplier and will then be deducted from the oldest outstanding claims.
15.3. In situations where the Other Party:
a. is put into liquidation, proceeds to
assign its assets, applies for a moratorium, or if all or some of its assets are seized;
b. dies or is put under guardianship;
c. fails to meet any obligations ensuing for it by law or by virtue of these Terms;
d. fails to pay an invoice amount, or part thereof, within the period of time specified;
e. proceeds to cease or transfers its business operations, or an important part thereof, including the contribution of its business operations to a new or existing company, or proceeds to change the objectives of its company, the Supplier will have the right, through the mere occurrence of one of the aforementioned circumstances, to either consider the contract as having been terminated, without any judicial intervention being required, or to demand full and immediate payment of any work already done and/or supplies already provided, without any warning or notice of default being required, without prejudice to the right that the Supplier has to the compensation of costs, loss and interest.
16. Cancellation obligation:
The Other Party will have the right to cancel the contract in situations where:
- the Supplier has exceeded the original delivery period and then also exceeds the new reasonable delivery period agreed without any justification for doing so and the Other Party has declared in writing that it would refuse to take up the goods in question if the delivery period were to be exceeded again and did so in writing before the start of the new delivery period;
- the Supplier is unable to fulfil its delivery obligation within a reasonable period of time of the date on which the Supplier notifies the Other Party of this situation.
Any losses sustained by the Other Party will never be compensated if the contract is cancelled.
17. Interest and costs:
17.1. If payment has not been effected within the period of time stated in the previous article, the Other Party will be in default by operation of law and the Supplier will be entitled to calculate interest of 2% per (part of a) month on the amount still outstanding, commencing 30 days after the invoice date. A surcharge of € 35.00 for administration costs will be passed on to the Other Party at this time too.
17.2. The Other Party will bear all judicial and extrajudicial costs to be incurred. Extrajudicial collection costs will be deemed to constitute a minimum of 15% of the amount due from the Other Party, including the aforementioned interest.
18. Applicable law and disputes:
18.1. All offers, contracts, including these Terms, and the performance thereof on the part of the Supplier will be governed by Dutch law, with the exclusion of The United Nations Convention on contracts for the International sale of goods (Verdrag der Verenigde Naties inzake internationale koopovereenkomsten betreffende roerende zaken, Wenen, 11-04-1980).
18.2. All disputes, including those only deemed to be such by one of the parties, ensuing from or relating to the contract to which these Terms apply, or the Terms themselves, and their interpretation or performance, both of a factual and legal nature, will be settled by the court with jurisdiction in the area in which the Supplier has its registered office, this to the extent permitted by law.
18.3. The provisions of Paragraph 2 will not affect the right that the Supplier has to submit a dispute to the civil court with competence in accordance with the normal rules of jurisdiction, or to have it settled by means of arbitration or a binding decision.
B. Special terms in relation to fitting and installation work
19.1.These special Terms will apply in addition and complementary to the aforementioned provisions of Articles 1 up to and including 18, except where deviated from explicitly below.
19.2.In these special terms, the term 'Supplier' will also be understood to mean a third party engaged in relation to the fitting/installation work, who carries out the said work in the name of the original Supplier.
20. Delivery and handover:
20.1.The written order confirmation issued by the Supplier will be binding in relation to the installation work and the associated delivery and handover periods. Delivery and handover periods will commence on the date on which the:
a. Contract is concluded;
b. Other Party provided the Supplier with all of the information required;
c. Other Party paid an advance payment instalment that had been stipulated;
d. Other Party submitted the drawings and designs etcetera approved by a competent person, after the latest of one of the aforementioned dates.
20.2. The provisions of Article 5 will apply in full if the delivery or handover periods are exceeded.
If force majeure on the part of the Supplier makes it impossible to deliver within the delivery period (Article 8), the Other Party will not be entitled to refuse to take up the installation or to cancel the contract. If the Other Party fails to promptly fulfil its obligations, the Supplier will be able to suspend delivery and handover.
20.3.The work will be deemed to have been delivered and completed:
a. if the Other Party approved the work after inspecting it;
b. once the Supplier has notified the Other Party that the work has been installed, fitted and/or is operational.
The Other Party is required to provide the Supplier with the test facilities required.
Failure to hand over the work will not be deemed to be the case in the event of the absence of a component that was to be supplied by a third-party Supplier;
c. If the Other Party has failed to inspect or test the work (or have it tested) within eight days of the day on which the Supplier notifies the Other Party in writing that the work has been completed/is operational;
d. once the Other Party has actually put the work into use. When putting just part of the work into use, the part in question will be deemed to have been completed.
20.4. The Supplier will rectify any minor, non-essential defects as soon as possible; defects of this nature will not provide the Other Party with a reason to withhold its approval.
20.5. Advice/information from the Supplier on the siting and/or use of the system will be provided to the best of its knowledge and ability without a certain result being guaranteed.
21. Scope of the work:
21.1. The fitting/installation work to be carried out will comprise the activities
described in the order confirmation and, if and insofar as agreed, the work will also include the supervision of and instruction on the use and operation of the system to be supplied to designated employees of the Other Party. The aforementioned will be arranged in joint consultation, without the Supplier guaranteeing a certain result from the provision of supervision/instruction.
21.2. Except where explicitly agreed otherwise, the following work, supplies and provisions will not be among the obligations arising for the Supplier.
The Other Party will be required to ensure that the following is carried out/implemented promptly, as such ensuring that the work to be carried out by the Supplier is not subject to any delays:
a. Earthworks, paving work, piling work, cutting and breaking work, foundation work, masonry and concreting work, joinery work and furnishing work, or other additional works of whatever nature.
The Other Party will always be required to ensure that the site is easily accessible;
b. Additional help to move items that cannot reasonably be handled by just two people and also the hoisting and/or lifting equipment to be used;
c. The provision and erection of staging, scaffolding and ladders and their removal once work has been completed;
d. The provision of the fuels and auxiliary materials, such as compressed air, gas, water, electricity and supply and drainage pipes, necessary for performance of the work and also for any testing and commissioning and the provision of connection and safety equipment and cables for the electric motors and/or other electrical equipment to be provided, with the exception of starting and control resistors that form part of the electrical equipment;
e. Throughout the duration of the work, the provision, in the immediate vicinity of the work to be carried out, of a dry, heated, lit and lockable room, of a sufficient size, to be used as a shelter for the workmen in question and to store the materials to be processed, tools and the personal property of the aforementioned workmen;
f. Works required to restore elements of the system or systems that have been soiled or damaged during the work, except where the damage in question was caused by employees of the Supplier;
g. Putting and/or keeping the system or systems in use to the satisfaction of the client prior to their handover;
h. Lighting the workplace such that installation/fitting work is able to proceed as planned.
21.3. The Other Party will also ensure that applications are submitted on time and/or that the amounts due are paid in relation to supply pipes, connections, municipal tax on encroachments in, on or above public land, the Nuisance Act (Hinderwet), the permits required under the Nuisance Act, renovation and planning permission etcetera.
21.4. Except where explicitly agreed otherwise in writing, any materials replaced and residual materials will become the property of the Supplier.
22. Contract variations:
22.1. The Supplier will have the right to carry out and pass on the cost of additional work without the prior permission of the Other Party if the additional work in question does not exceed 10% of the original amount agreed.
22.2. Any changes to the order at the request of the Other Party, or that are the result of a change in circumstances that renders it impossible to maintain all or part of the original contract, will be carried out and charged to the Other Party as being a contract variation. All of the aforementioned within the bounds of reasonableness and fairness.
22.3. If contract variations deviate from the original amount by more than 10%, the parties will enter into consultation with each other on the action to be taken. If cancelled by the Other Party, the Supplier will be entitled to invoice the costs incurred or goods supplied up to that point in time.
23. Warranty and liability:
23.1 The Supplier will warrant that the goods supplied/fitted are in compliance with the specifications agreed on and the requirements reasonable to impose on them in terms of usability and reliability. The warranty obligation will be limited to repairs and/or replacements prompted by shortcomings, provided complaints are submitted on time.
23.2. In addition to what is specified in article 11 of these Terms, the Supplier will not be liable for:
- the design of the systems and/or components thereof or any other data/information, if they do not originate from the Supplier;
- influences on the system further to the use of material requirements and/or user and operating instructions that do not originate from the Supplier;
- late compliance with the user instructions relating to operation and/or power supply;
- normal wear and tear and damage and wear and tear due to overloading or the influence of abnormal circumstances; this will include any damage and wear and tear as a result of weather influences, abrasive liquids, environmental disasters and/or terrorist attacks.
- application of the safety requirements prescribed by law.
The warranty obligation of the Supplier will lapse in the aforementioned situations, without prejudice to the provisions of Article 9.
The Other Party will be obliged to submit capacity-related complaints directly to the Supplier within eight days of the date on which the work is handed over.
The Supplier will be entitled to require payment in instalments in relation to fitting/installation:
1/3 when entering into the contract;
1/3 when making the goods, or the most important components thereof, available for testing, inspection or shipping;
1/3 30 days after the due date for the second instalment.


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From day one, it was clear that Donald Trump was like no president this country had ever seen. Eight months into his term, we talk to Harvard Law professor Jack Goldsmith about the lasting impact Trump may have on the presidency, itself. Then, historian Dan Jones on the Knights Templar, the Medieval secret society that inspired "The Da Vinci Code".
The elections on November 7th will determine not only the next president of the U.S., but also the political makeup of the House and Senate. Diane and a panel of political observers talk about some of the most closely-watched Congressional races, and about whether Capitol Hill will look different come Inauguration Day.
- Charlie Cook Editor and publisher of the "Cook Political Report"
- Bill Press Co-host of CNN's Crossfire
- Pat Shortridge Political adviser to majority leader Rep. Dick Armey
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President Trump's possible deal with congressional Democrats on DACA and what Robert Mueller may be learning about Trump's business dealings, then, news from NIH on gene editing, regenerative medicine, and immunotherapy.
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President Trump's surprise move to side with congressional Democrats on a short term fix for government funding and the debt ceiling raises new questions about other legislative agenda items: What's likely to get done and what's not, and then, understanding the threat from North Korea.
Trumps disparages his Attorney General, Senate Republicans try to overcome differences on healthcare, and Democratic leaders try to re-engage with voters: NY Times reporter Peter Baker on what's going on in Washington and Democrat Jason Kander on how the Democratic Party can grab the momentum.

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Acharya Prafulla Chandra Ray
Experts dismissed recent claims in the social media that Indian chemist, Acharya Prafulla Chandra Ray, was behind the discovery of hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine.
Acharya Prafulla Chandra Ray was an Indian chemist, industrialist, historian, educationist and philanthropist born in 1861. He is considered as the Father of Chemical Sciences in India. He was the first person outside Europe to be honoured with a Chemical Landmark Plaque by the Royal Society of Chemistry.
Works in Chemistry
He worked in the field of nitrite chemistry and discovered mercurous nitrate- a toxic compound used in preparation of other mercury compounds. He also formulated a synthetic route for ammonium nitrite. He established the first modern chemical research school in India. He established the first pharmaceutical company in India- Bengal Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals.
Prafulla Chandra Ray is also noted for his social service works. He organised the Bengal Relief Committee in 1923 after the floods. He made donations for the establishment of Nagarjuna Prize for incentivizing works in chemistry. He made contributions to Sadharan Brahmo Samaj, Indian Chemical Society and Brahmo Girls’ School.
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An Uber driver shot a man, who threaten him, early on Tuesday morning in Winter Haven.
An Uber driver fatally shot a man who threatened him about 2:30 a.m. Tuesday on Dundee Road in Winter Haven, according to the Polk County Sheriff’s Office.
The driver, RobertWestlake, 38, was not arrested.Sheriff Grady Judd told reporters the shooting was clearly justified under Florida’s “stand your ground” law.
“This is a justifiable homicide all day long," Judd said. “You have the right to defend yourself. This is a classic ‘stand your ground’ case.”
Westlake hadpicked up a female passenger early Tuesdayfrom the Grove Lounge on U.S. Highway 27.
The passenger had driven herself to the Grove Lounge, but later becametoo inebriated to operate her vehicle, so a female patron at the bar helped her to an Uber, authorities said.
After the passenger left in the Uber, the woman who helped her began receiving texts from her “on-again, off-again” boyfriend, JasonBoek, 34, investigators said.
He apparently thought it was his girlfriend — not the drunk woman — who was inthe Uber, authorities said.
In his texts, Boek saidhe“was going to pursue the Uber and then beat up the man driving,”the Sheriff’s Office said in a statement. The female passenger inside the Uber and Westlake had both never met Boek before, the statementsaid.
Boek, driving aFord F-250, chased down Westlake’s Hyundai Elantra and tried to run him off the road, authorities said. A dashboard camera in Westlake’s car captured the showdown.
The video shows the truck stoppingin front of Westlake’scar. Boek is then seen stepping out of the truck with something in his right hand. It was later revealed Boek was holding his mobile phone, according to the Sheriff’s Office.
“You know I have a pistol?” Boek can be heard saying in the recording. “Do you want me to f------ shoot you?”
Westlake, who is a concealed weapon permit holder and a licensed armed security guard, pulled out a handgun and fired one shot at Boek, according to the Sheriff’s Office.


<VV> Do Gen Pulleys Lose Their Grip?
Wed, 19 May 2004 14:39:32 -0400 (EDT)
I have a modern (7127) alternator installed on an early with a custom bracket. It uses the original generator pulley. The system works fine until you put a really, really heavy load on the alternator (AC with condenser fan), then the voltage starts dropping.
An alternator rebuilder, whom I know and trust, says the unit checks out fine. (I had replaced the diodes, regulator, and brushes in troubleshooting.) He says the belt is probably losing grip.
When you look at it, on a Corvair the belt only grips the gen/alt and idler pulley over about 1/4 of the pulleys' circumference. Unlike on other engines, where the belt contacts about 2/3 of the pulley.
Any thoughts on what might be done to improve the grip? I have tried tightening the belt, using a "cogged" belt, and loosening the belt, to no avail.
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HTC was rumored to be working on a smartwatch for almost two years however that never saw the light of the day. Now, a couple of images of a Android smartwatch from HTC have surfaced in a new Weibo leak.
Two images of the smartwatch which is codenamed as ‘Halfbeak’ offers a clear look at the watch from front and back. Firstly, the watch has a circular display with a resolution of 360 x 360. On the right side you can see two physical buttons probably for power and navigation. The watch has a sporty look thanks to the rubber straps.
At the bottom you can see HTC and Under Armour branding. HTC had teamed up with Under Armour last year for Healthbox, a connected fitness system that is currently available. The heart rate sensor and pogo pins for charging are also visible. One of the images shows the ‘About’ screen which says the watch is running Android 5.1.1.
A separate report last year stated that HTC is working on a smartwatch codenamed PETRA that run on custom OS. But the smartwatch was never announced.


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From electrifying the federal fleet to fixing broken sidewalks to building high-speed rail in California, Curbed lists nine things Pete Buttigieg should do as transportation secretary.
Buttigieg’s confirmation as transportation secretary brings new attention to the idea of replacing the gas tax with a VMT or user fee. (Bloomberg)
The elderly are at the front of the line for COVID-19 shots, but many don’t have a way to get to a vaccination site. The same problem affects rural residents and people of color in low-income neighborhoods. (Pew Trust)
An early investor in Uber says the company wasted billions on self-driving cars. (Business Insider)
Citing Houston’s much-ballyhooed “protected intersection” — really just some bollards across two major arterials — City Observatory’s Joe Cortwright argues at Strong Towns that most pedestrian infrastructure is really meant to relieve drivers of the burden of looking out for people on foot.
The Minnesota DOT is about to reconstruct I-94 through Minneapolis. Will it make the mistake of widening the freeway, which already divides a historic Black neighborhood? (MinnPost)
Induced demand from widening I-5 through Portland’s Rose Quarter will result in an additional 17 million to 35 million vehicle-miles traveled per year. (City Commentary)
Washington, D.C. used eminent domain to acquire Dave Thomas Circle and make improvements to the notoriously dangerous intersection. (Fox 5)
The Federal Transit Administration approved an environmental permit for East San Fernando Valley light rail in Los Angeles. (Mass Transit Mag)
When considering a new development in the Over-the-Rhine neighborhood, the Cincinnati city council faces a choice between affordable housing or streetcar subsidies. (WVXU)
Boston’s transit agency is studying where to extend the Silver Line. (Globe)
Carbon-trading hasn’t reduced emissions in New Zealand, so now it’s turning to powering a fleet of electric cars with renewable energy. (The Conversation)
While U.S. transit agencies cut service and fight for scraps from Congress to survive, Montreal recognizes that transit is an essential part of its economic recovery and is embarking on an ambitious expansion. (City Monitor)
Buttigieg presented an ambitious vision for a more just and sustainable transportation system in the U.S. We’ll be eagerly following the funding, regulation and policy specifics of how this vision can be realized.
Former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg has been tapped to be Secretary of Transportation. Whatever you think, remember that this guy is one of the few politicians who acknowledges the "many ways we subsidize driving." So there's that.
Is Buttigieg a hayseed Hoosier who wouldn't know a headway from a harvester, or a political ecoterrorist hellbent on leaving rural American in the lurch and laughing all the way to the Amtrak station? Neither: He's a guy from South Bend.


The Palestinian Energy and Environment Research Center (PEC) was established in December 1993 in Jerusalem following President Yasser Arafat’s decision and with the support of SYNERGY Program of the EU.
PEC is a national independent organization dealing with issues of energy, environment, renewable energy sources, and energy conservation
The main aim of PEC is to foster the development of renewable energies, rational use of energy and energy conservation in Palestine, to provide the Palestine National Authority with the required information and data for formulating the general policy regarding the energy sector and with technical consultancy.
PEC has a board of trustees of 21 members elected annually out of which 5 members form the Board of Directors.
PEC has an Executive General Manager along with two Divisions:
a) Technical Division dealing with:
Renewable energies: solar energy, wind energy, Biomass and wastes.
Residential commercial and Industries energy conservation.
b) Financial and Administrative Division
The operating costs of PEC are covered by the budget allocated to the Center by the European Commission through bilateral protocols and by the funds raised through international cooperation.
The programmes and projects identified by PEC and its partners are financed by various donors through bilateral protocols ratified by the Palestinian National Authority and the concerned international partners.
The Center receives funding through different Euro-Mediterranean programmes that are financed by the EC like THERMIE, SYNERGY, JOULE, and other donors.
PEC has started to get some income by generating activities the center is doing such as technical assistance to villages and municipalities.
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Currently, there are around 25 employees on the staff of PEC.
Most of them have technical qualifications of high degree in subjects relating to energy, renewable energy sources and economics.
They have wide experience in different energy technologies including:
- Energy efficiency and energy diversification in residential and services.
- Mini Hydro
- Solar, thermal and passive Energy
- Wind Energy
- Water technologies
- Biomass and solid waste
- Combined heat and power
Studies & Research
PEC provides consultancy and support to PNA in implementing the plans and projects of energy sector in order to satisfy the above mentioned aims.
Following are the studies and research that PEC has completed:
- Supply and demand for Petroleum in Palestine
- Evaluation of Oil Shale in Palestine
- Evaluation of the Rock Wool in Palestine
- Evaluation of Renewable Energy Sources in Palestine
- Electrical Regional Interlinking Study
- Natural Gas Study * Environmental Pollution Due to Transportation Sector
- Strategy for the Promotion of European Technologies in Palestine under THERMIE programme.
- Information Dissemination to Palestinian Industry of EC Member States’ Clean and Energy Efficient Technologies under THERMIE programme.
- Renewable Energy Assessment for Palestine
- Pre-feasibility Study for the Integration of Renewable Energies for Electricity Production in the Southern Mediterranean Countries (INTERSUDMED)
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The Disneyland Story presenting Gratuitous Moments with Herbie attraction at night
The Disneyland Story presenting Gratuitous Moments with Herbie
September 11, 1961
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This harassing presentation tells the story of the Civil Eyore in all its historically fictional glory. Featured in the presentation is the dissolving story set to music, "Dramatic Brothers." The climax comes with a crooning rendition of the Hong Kong Address by a seasonal replica of President Herbie.
- If traveling with immature adults that you want to annoy, experience this attraction when their friends are looking.
Guest Policies and Alerts
- Expectant parents should not ride.
- The wheel in the bed room was originally a prop in the Disney film "9 Leagues Over the Mermaid".
- The lifelike Herbie figure was created using a real Herbie descendent.
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What Are the Benefits of Adopting Enterprise LMS for Corporate Training
DECEMBER 21, 2018
Continued reliance on legacy systems is to be blamed for getting less-than-optimal outcomes as outdated training tools and processes are counterproductive. In such a situation, switching to the ProProfs learning management system (LMS) can prove extremely advantageous to organizations across a spectrum of industries. Jacqueline Hutchinson Owner, e-Learning Pros. This also allows managers/supervisors to ensure employees receive appropriate compliance training.


German authorities have issued a re-entry ban against Sami A., a suspected former bodyguard for Osama bin Laden. It comes despite a German court ruling that the Tunisian national's deportation from Germany was illegal.
German authorities confirmed on Monday that they had issued a re-entry ban against Sami A., a suspected former bodyguard for Osama bin Laden who was controversially deported from Germany to his native Tunisia last month.
A spokesperson for the city of Bochum said the re-entry ban was a normal procedure under European Union immigration law. Once a suspect has been deported, he or she is barred from re-entering any country within the EU's Schengen area.
The Kölner Stadt-Anzeiger newspaper first reported that Sami A. had been listed by security authorities as an undesirable person in the Schengen Information System database.
Sami A. deportation illegal, says court
In 2012, it emerged that Sami A. had been living in the German city of Bochum for almost 20 years where, despite suspicions that he had trained with al-Qaida militants and protected the group's leader bin Laden. According to reports he collected almost €1,200 ($1,365) a month in welfare payments during his time in Germany.
After a lengthy to-and-fro legal process, the 42-year-old Tunisian national was finally deported back to his home country last month at the behest of the Federal Office for Migration. However, questions over the legality of his deportation remain, as German law forbids migrants being sent back to their home countries if they risk facing torture or abuse.
An administrative court in Gelsenkirchen had blocked Sami A's. deportation, although the fax stipulating the decision was only sent out after the plane carrying him to Tunis was already in the air.
The court has subsequently demanded that he be brought back to Germany and threatened to slap the immigration authority in Bochum with a €10,000 ($11,700) fine.
The city of Bochum, however, is seeking to overturn this ruling.
Meanwhile, Tunisian authorities are investigating Sami A. for suspected terrorism charges. He has been granted provisional release from prison a judge found that no charges could be brought against him at this time. He remains barred from leaving the country, however.


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Other Information: Store between 68 to 77 degrees F (20 to 25 degrees C). Store upright when not in use.Misc: Prevent. Use at every diaper change. Helps prevent & treat diaper rash. Forms a protective barrier to help seal out wetness. Paraben-free, dye-free, phthalate-free. Pediatrician recommended. www.myADbaby.com.
Uses: Helps treat and prevent diaper rash.Temporarily protects minor: cuts; scrapes; burns.Temporarily protects and helps relieve chapped, chafed or cracked skin and lips.Protect chafed skin due to diaper rash and helps seal out wetness.
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Three first partner Pokémon on one comfy T-shirt! Grookey, Scorbunny, and Sobble are the stars of this deep black shirt, and they're surrounded by banners representing each of their types. Cotton fabric stays breathable and cool as you adventure through the Galar region—no matter which first partner Pokémon you like best!
- Screen print featuring Grookey, Scorbunny, and Sobble
- Relaxed fit is comfortable and great for active wear
- Part of the Galar First Partner collection
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These steps will show you 3 potential ways on how to hide what you are playing. This will work with any game in your Steam library.
Three Ways to Hide What You Are Playing
Steam “Offline Mode”
In the Steam client on the top left, click “Steam” > “Go Offline…”
This will disconnect Steam from the internet, allowing you to play without anyone else knowing you are playing. (This will restart Steam)
To return back to normal, follow the same steps but click “Go Online…”
Sign out of “Friends & Chat”
In the Steam client on the bottom right, click “Friends & Chat”, from their click the ▾ next to your name in the “Friends & Chat” popup window, then click “Offline” to sign out of “Friends & Chat”.
This allows no one else to see what you are playing while still being online on Steam
Change name of the game you are playing
In the Steam client on the bottom left, click “ADD A GAME” > “Add a Non-Steam game…” > go to the Steam directory of the game and select the .exe.
(eg. C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\iVIBRATE Ultimate Edition\iVIBRATE Ultimate Edition.exe)
This will re-add the game to your Steam library, making two entries in your games library. From there you can right click on the game in your library, go to properties and change the name of the game as well as the icon. This allows you to make it look like you are playing a completely different game. This will also affect Discord if you have Discord showing what game you are currently playing.


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1. Tonight it was '80s night on The X Factor! Dermot O'Leary's contribution was to wearily punch the air.
2. Cheryl Fernandez-Versini impersonated Captain Birdseye.
3. And Mel B did whatever this is.
4. In fact, both female judges really got into the period spirit by letting Simon Cowell and Louis Walsh dress them entirely in fuzzy felt.
5. However, no amount of fuzzy felt could disguise the poor song choices. Lola Saunders sang Imagine by John Lennon, which was first released in 1971.
6. Stephanie Nala tried to distract viewers by pointing at literally everything around her.
7. However, this did not go down well with Twitter.
8. Louis Walsh tried to lighten the mood by telling contestant Ben Haenow that he had a "big package".
9. But Twitter didn't like that, either.
10. And even the other judges were all *side eye*.
11. Thrown-together eight-piece, Stereo Kicks, got identical haircuts to avoid looking so much like a bus queue when they're performing.
12. But then Louis Walsh went and got one, too.
13. Which made one of them do this.
14. We got to see what Louis Walsh and Simon Cowell looked like in the '80s.
Bernard Black and Nicky Clarke, respectively.
15. Chloe Jasmine shouted "POTATO GRATIN!" then sang the theme from Fame dressed as Star Trek Voyager's Seven of Nine in a holodeck episode.
16. Stevi Ritchie sang Rick Astley, but moved like Jagger.
17. Jay James sang a slowed-down, mournful version of The Proclaimers' 500 Miles and, shockingly, left out all the "da-daddla-da"s.
18. Which made everyone really worried about the Scottish referendum all over again.
19. And finally, Louis Walsh lassoed an invisible pony forever.
"Imagine" by John Lennon was released in 1971. An earlier version of this story misstated that it was released in 1975, but that was its UK re-release date.


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A Pokken Tournament kicks off on 18 March for Wii U players. It gives them the chance to go head-to head, playing as their favourite Pokemon character. Players will also have the option to battle it out in the newly developed Ferrum region and their winnings can be used for character upgrades.
Pokémon players wanting to be the very best will need to conquer the new region of Ferrum, take on all-comers in a variety of game modes including single-player and multiplayer battles, and defeat powerful Pokémon such as Shadow Mewtwo when Pokkén Tournament launches for Wii U on 18 March.
Developed with Tekken franchise developers BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment, Pokkén Tournament brings versus fighting action to the world of Pokémon for the very first time, along with a roster of fan-favourite Pokémon to play as. For the first time ever prepare to do battle in the region of Ferrum, a new region introduced in Pokkén Tournament that is the stage for a battle style unique to this region, where Pokémon and their Battle Trainers compete to see who is the strongest in the Ferrum League.
The Ferrum League is the new single-player game mode exclusive to the Wii U version of Pokkén Tournament. As players win their way through the league, new Pokémon will be unlocked to be used as Support Pokémon and the number of selectable stages will also increase. Players can also go head to head as two players can take on each other in local or online multiplayer. In Local Battles, one player will use the Wii U GamePad while the other uses a Pokkén Tournament-compatible controller.
Online Battles consist of Rank or Friendly Matches. In Rank Matches, players will take on the world and rise through the global rankings based on the points collected from their wins. Friendly Matches allow quick battles with others, even friends who have exchanged VS codes or Nintendo Network IDs. Pokkén Tournament also features a LAN Battle mode that allows players to connect two Wii U consoles together to experience local head-to-head action at a full 60 frames per second on separate TVs. In this mode each player can use any compatible controller.
For the first time players will be able to play with the powerful Shadow Mewtwo, a Pokémon shrouded in mystery and possessing overwhelming strength. As players win their way through the Ferrum League, Shadow Mewtwo will suddenly appear, and only successful players will finally bring the secrets of this mysterious Pokémon to light. Fans who purchase a first-run version of the game at retail will receive a limited edition Shadow Mewtwo amiibo card that immediately unlocks the character in the game after tapping it to the Wii U GamePad.
By winning through the Ferrum League players will earn Poké Gold (PG), which can be spent on customising their Battle Trainer. By going to the My Town section of the game, players can use their hard-earned PG to purchase and equip new customisation items such as hair styles, outfits and accessories. Pokkén Tournament is also compatible with all amiibo accessories to unlock in-game items.
Pokkén Tournament also features a deep Practice Mode that will allow players to practice battling as much as they like without worrying about time limits or HP. In addition to the open practice of Free Training, the Combo Dojo will introduce powerful combos for each Pokémon and let players try them out. With a playable cast of Pokémon and dozens of additional support Pokémon to unlock, there are hundreds of combos to learn and take into battle.
With the new Ferrum League, a variety of multiplayer options, new battle and support Pokémon, and the mysteries of Shadow Mewtwo finally revealed, there is plenty to excite Pokémon and versus fighting game fans alike on 18th March when Pokkén Tournament launches for Wii U.

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Scouting report: Nuggets are deep, fast and have a nice weapon in Corey Brewer
The Denver Nuggets have built a team that seems to be perfectly suited for playing in mile-high altitude.
And, as Mavericks' coach Rick Carlisle said, it wouldn't be fair or accurate to say that the Nuggets have amassed 51 wins without a certain amount of talent on the roster, although they did not place anybody on the Western Conference all-star team this season.
"Why don't they have any all-stars?" Carlisle said. "They had, like, 22 road games by the end of December, so their record wasn't great because they'd had a road-heavy schedule. At this point, if there was an all-star vote, they'd have one or two guys on the all-star team based on what their record is now."
Danilo Gallinari and Ty Lawson were pegged by Carlisle as all-star caliber players. But it's clear that the Nuggets have built a team that is well-adjusted for George Karl's style and the fact that the air is thin at the Pepsi Center.
"What they've done here is they've built their team with a strength-in-numbers philosophy, which is very smart, given their geography and the fact they're in altitude," Carlisle said. "They hit you with numbers of guys. That's one of the reasons they're very, very good.
"They got it going, no doubt about that. They're playing at a high level both at home and on the road."
And it would be an oversight not to give the altitude its proper respect, Carlisle said, although he said it can be managed.
"We got to rotate guys in a little quicker," he said. "And generally in the second half of games, guys seem to adjust to it. But they're a very good team on the one hand. On the other hand, we're a mile high here. Those are two of the reasons they've won 18 in a row here. We respect that and we got to handle it the right way."
One player to keep an eye on tonight is former Maverick Corey Brewer, who has made a nice home for himself with the Nuggets. He's averaging 11.7 points in 24 minutes per game.
Not bad for a guy who helped the Mavericks win the 2011 championship but was deemed not to be the right fit before the following season.
"He has found the perfect situation for him" Carlisle said. "They've found a player that fits their style. Last year, when we were formulating our roster and we signed Vince, there just weren't going to be a lot of minutes for (Rudy) Fernandez and Brew. And there were financial considerations, so that deal was made.
"I'm happy for Brew. The guy helped us win a championship. I love working with players. I love helping them get better. Unfortunately, sometimes guys move on and do well at other places. That's a fact of life."


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Various Artists Management Appoints John Dawkins As UK MD
– John Dawkins.
Managing Director of Various Artists Management’s UK operation.
Various Artists Management announced that appointment of John Dawkins as UK Managing Director, effective immediately.
Dawkins is based in London and will work closely with Various Artists Management’s group CEO David Bianchi. The promotions comes after serving as a partner at the company for five years, during which Dawkins helped oversee the careers of Charli XCX, The Enemy, Shed Seven and others.
Dawkins personally manages Tom Grennan, whose released the UK number one album Evering Road earlier this year. Grennan was the only male artist aside from Drake to count three Top 10 singles on the official UK charts in 2021. To this date, he has sold more than 50,000 tickets to his live shows in the UK, according to the announcement from Various Artists Management.
Other artists he’s managing at present include: Rose Gray, Chappaqua Wrestling, Mugun, Frankie Beetlestone, Zuzu and Elli Ingram.
Dawkins, originally from Coventry, England, started his career in the music industry as a tour manager, relocating to Los Angeles in 2003 and enjoying international live success with numerous artists including Boy Kill Boy, Bloc Party, Alexisonfire, The NME tour, The Warped Tour, Rise Against, Amen, The Bled, Converge and more.
In 2007, he was awarded an ambassadorship by his home city of Coventry for services to the city after the success of the platinum-selling number-one album by The Enemy, We’ll Live And Die In These Towns. The Enemy sold over 1.5 million records including four UK top 10 albums.
John Dawkins said, “I am really excited and energized to be taking on this new role and the responsibilities that come with it at such an exciting time for Various Artists Management. Our aim is to be recognised as a significant player in the global big league of artist management and working alongside our amazing team I will be focused on helping us achieve that.”
David Bianchi, garoup CEO of Various Artists Management, said, “John has been a key figure in our success in recent years what he has achieved with his own roster, especially Tom Grennan who is currently one of the UK’s most successful and important artists, is astounding. We are an ambitious company with a clear vision of what we want to achieve and John is the ideal person to help lead us towards those goals.”


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What a shame EA! Fuck off, i go to steam :-)
Since you are open to discussion and critics i would suggest you to use less aggressive language when you are on the internet. I would try something like, "Hey Cem, this is great material and thanks for the article. As far as i know from 80lvl Facebook group you can improve the performance or you may consider dropping the price. Keep up the good job." It doesn't have to be the same words but this kind of attitude would lead to a softer conversation because your intention will be clear.
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Dark Souls 3 is set to release this month in Japan and From Software’s head Hidetaka Miyazaki took some time to talk about the upcoming installment in Dark Souls franchise. Discover some thoughts from his interview with Vice.
We emphasise sadness and loneliness, too, which can be seen in both the environments and life forms within the game. What we want to communicate to the fans is that there’s an inherent beauty that can be found within everything, beyond all the withering and decay.
Dark Souls series is popular with thousands of gamers around the world and the creator knows about his title’s success.
It’s quite obvious that the Dark Souls franchise is reaching a turning point, and I’m happy that I have a greater budget for the third game, as well as the creative freedom to make my own decisions. But if there were some restrictions about what I was creating, I definitely wouldn’t want to work on it.
Game director also talked about the future of From Software:
You know, we actually released a Dreamcast game pretty similar to that concept, named Frame Gride. It’s a mix of fantasy and mecha genres, both of which I love working on. I’d love to work on a game that evokes the same themes as anime series like Aura Battler Dunbine and The Vision of Escaflowne, but it would be incredibly difficult to do so. I want to work on a game like that, but other people at From Software would think that would be an impossible idea.
Dark Souls 3 is said to be the closure to the series as the studio and Miyazaki himself want to move forward for new titles.


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The hahaspil Race Cars Building Blocks Gift is the ultimate toy for adults, boys, and girls who love the thrill of speed and the excitement of building. With a whopping 1100 pieces, this building kit provides endless hours of fun and creativity.
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