Model Swh Multi-Direction Motion Mixer
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- Model NO.: SWH
- Working: High Speed Mixer
- Application: Powder, Paste
- Application Area: Cosmetics,Pharmaceutical,Food
- Mixing Drum Shape: Circular Groove
- Operating type: Cycle Operating
- Trademark: WUXI NUOYA
- Specification: GMP
- HS Code: 8479820090
- Mixer Type: Multi-Direction Motion Mixer
- Stirring Type: Spiral
- Certification: CE, SGS,BV
- Layout Type: Verticle
- Additional Capabilities: Milling
- Condition: New
- Transport Package: Wood
- Origin: China
Model Swh Multi-Direction Motion Mixer
Introduction of Model Swh Multi-Direction Motion Mixer
Model Swh Multi-Direction Motion Mixer are new type mixer machine that is suitable for mixing the
good fluidity powder or granular materials.
The Three Dimension Mixer machine can perform a very uniform mixing of power or granule materials with a good mobility.
It is an ideal equipment of medicine, food, metallurgy and light industry etc.
Features of Model Swh Multi-Direction Motion Mixer
1.Multi-directional movement, mixing more evenly.
2.Uniformity can reach more than 99%,because the mixing tank rotates in multiple directions, there is no centrifugal force acting on the material, as well as no phenomena of gravity segregation, delamination and accumulation of materials
3.The max loading effciency up to 0.9, higher than the ordinary mixer.so that its mixing efficient is high and short mixing time.
4.No dead corner, no pollution to raw materials.
5.easy to discharge and clean.pollution-free and residual-free.
6.inner wall is fine polished
Technical parameters of Model Swh Multi-Direction Motion Mixer
|Volume of mixing drum (L)||5||100||200||400|
|Max loading volume (L)||4||80||150||300|
|Max Loading Weight (kg)||5||80||150||200|
|Revolution of main shaft (r/pm)||24||15||12||10|
|Power of Motor (Kw)||0.37||2.2||3||4|
|Overall Dimensions (mm)||600*1000*1000||1200*1800*1500||1300*1600*1500||1500*2200*1500|
|Volume of mixing drum (L)||600||800||1000||1500|
|Max loading volume (L)||450||600||750||1200|
|Max Loading Weight (kg)||300||400||500||750|
|Revolution of main shaft (r/pm)||10||10||10||10|
|Power of Motor (Kw)||5.5||7.2||11||11|
|Overall Dimensions (mm)||1800*2500*1650||1900*2400*2100||1950*2500*2400||2600*2500*2350|
Application of SWH Three Dimensions Mixer:
SWH Three Dimensions Mixer is extensively used in pharmaceutical, chemical, metallurgical, food,light and agricultural industries.
This Three Dimensions Mixer can carry out highly even mixing of powders or granules,so that the mixed materials can reach their best effectiveness.
Structure of SWH Model Swh Multi-Direction Motion Mixer
Three Dimensions Mixer machine is composed of base, frequency change motor, main axis, rotor and cylinder, etc.
The design of the mixing drum is unique and contacted with raw material is made of stainless steel.
Operation process of Model Swh Multi-Direction Motion Mixer
The cylinder container will carry on parallel moving and rolling under the driving of main axis, thus to push the material moving in the direction of circular, radical and axially, achieving uniform mixing of different industry as well as for quick mixing of various materials.
This Three Dimensions Mixer adopts electromagnetic speed (or inverter for adjusting speed).
Before starting the machine, connect the main power, the power indicator light, press motor button, then turn on the on and off switch of control panel (the inverter can press the touch button), indicator light, then gradually adjust the mixing speed.
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One set machine.
Manual book,demo video,
One year warranty.
Q1.Why choose us?
More than 15 years history of manufacturing machine.
Well experienced professional technical team.
Products as customized.
Price advantage with high quality and excellent service.
Q2.What's your main products?
Vacuum emulsifying machine,homogenizer,cream making machine.
Mixing machine,high speed dispersing machine,double planetary mixer.
Mixing tank,storage tank,reaction tank.
Filling and sealing machine,packing and racking machine.
Colloid mill machine,crusher,grinding machine and other mixers.
Sanitary automatic rotor pump,transfer pump,emulsifying pump.
Q3.What about components are broken?
The warranty is one year.
If it is in warranty,we will send you a new one for free to replace right after we confirm the reason by EMS,DHL or TNT.


Title: No One Emotion (Remix)
Style: Jazz-Funk, Soul
Format: MP3 FLAC MP3 MP2 WMA AC3 AA RA WAV
FLAC size: 1760 mb | MP3 size: 1418 mb | WMA size: 1539 mb
mp3 music example releases listen to. All the tracks from album No One Emotion (Remix) of George Benson. George Benson - No One Emotion (Remix) photo images watch: Release title: George Benson - No One Emotion (Remix). Style of release: Jazz-Funk music Soul music.
Nothing's Gonna Change My Love For You. Прослушать Скачать 04:01. What's on Your Mind 2015 GH Version. Прослушать Скачать 07:18. Прослушать Скачать 04:58. Give Me the Night Remastered Single Version. Прослушать Скачать 04:57. Прослушать Скачать 05:00. Give Me the Night Remastered. Прослушать Скачать 03:49. Turn Your Love Around 2015 GH Version. Прослушать Скачать 02:53. Прослушать Скачать 04:44. Прослушать Скачать 03:58. Прослушать Скачать 04:13.
Artist: George Benson. This is the first track from George's 1984 "20/20" album. This really is a fantastic westcoast/pop song, with stunning vocals, beautiful lyrics and a really nice guitar solo. Has been played on. Italy 10. Radio Iglesias Jazz & Soul.
Produced by Russ Titelman. No One Emotion Lyrics. You take me through so many moods Midnight excitement to the quiet interludes And just when I think I've got a clue I see something new that I have never seen in you With your eyes you ask what´s in my heart You wonder why I love you I don't know where to start. Cause no one emotion could ever reveal All the things that I feel No one emotion would ever do No one emotion could ever describe 'Cause there's too many here inside. I wish I knew the one thing it was It's more.
George benson - the love songs (lp). Format: Vinyl LP Album. Feel Like Making Love. Genre: R&B & Soul. A: No One Emotion (Remix). Artist: George Benson. Catalogue Number: W8863. the sound, which is why we play testall of our records. So you know the sound quality of the record you're getting, not just what it looks like. Genre: JazzArtist: George BensonDuration: Single. GEORGE BENSON AND PATTI AUSTIN I'll Keep Your Dreams Alive 12" VINYL UK Ammi.
Tracklist Hide Credits
|A||No One Emotion (Remix)
Producer – Russ TitelmanWritten-By [Uncredited] – Clif Magness, Mark Mueller, Tom Keane
|B||You Are The Love Of My Life
Featuring [Duet With] – Roberta FlackProducer – Michael MasserWritten-By [Uncredited] – Linda Creed, Michael Masser
- Phonographic Copyright (p) – WEA International Inc.
- Copyright (c) – WEA International Inc.
- Distributed By – WEA Records Ltd.
- Published By – MCA Music Ltd. – [Uncredited]
- Published By – Copyright Control – [Uncredited]
- Published By – Rondor Music (London) Ltd. – [Uncredited]
- Executive-Producer – Michael Masser
- Photography By – Richard Bomersheim
NotesFrom the album - 20/20
LP: 925 178-1 MC: 925 178-4
|W 8863 (T)||George Benson||No One Emotion (Remix) (12")||Warner Bros. Records||W 8863 (T)||UK||1985|
|W 8863||George Benson||No One Emotion (Remix) (7", Single)||Warner Bros. Records||W 8863||UK||1985|


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With these incredible coffee pots from HSN, you'll have an amazing way to start your day. Whether you're serious about your java, or just drink the occasional cup when you're feeling tired, you'll enjoy brewing with these premium coffee and espresso makers. Delight in the richness of coffee from freshly ground beans prepared in a French press, or make silky smooth cappuccinos at home for a fraction of what they cost at that trendy cafe. Treat friends and family to a delicious cup after a large home cooked meal. With a coffee espresso machine from this collection, your kitchen will be the hottest coffeeshop on the block.
In France, in about 1710, the Infusion brewing process was introduced. This involved submersing the ground coffee, usually enclosed in a linen bag, in hot water and letting it steep or "infuse" until the desired strength brew was achieved. Nevertheless, throughout the 19th and even the early 20th centuries, it was considered adequate to add ground coffee to hot water in a pot or pan, boil it until it smelled right, and pour the brew into a cup.
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6 month warranty for Spinn Original, Original Plus, and Original pro. If your machine is defective (DOA) when you receive it, we’ll make it right immediately. For US customers, if it develops a problem later that’s our fault, we’ll either (at our option) ship you the parts that need to be replaced along with detailed instructions, or ship it back to us for repair or replacement – in either case, for free, including shipping. For international customers, parts and repairs are free, but shipping is not included. The warranty covers everything except water filters. Unfortunately, if you modify your firmware, we can’t cover your Spinn under warranty (because it’s easy to break your Spinn by modifying your firmware!)
Water quality also plays a massive role in the way your coffee tastes. As we discovered in our review of the best water filters, water isn’t tasteless. Total dissolved solids (TDS) are what give “good tasting” water its sweetness — in fact, the SCAA recommends water with 150 milligrams per liter of TDS to brew coffee. (Want to check your water? A TDS reader is only about 15 bucks.)
There were lots of innovations from France in the late 18th century. With help from Jean-Baptiste de Belloy, the Archbishop of Paris, the idea that coffee should not be boiled gained acceptance. The first modern method for making coffee using a coffee filter—drip brewing—is more than 125 years old, and its design had changed little. The biggin, originating in France ca. 1780, was a two-level pot holding coffee in a cloth sock in an upper compartment into which water was poured, to drain through holes in the bottom of the compartment into the coffee pot below. Coffee was then dispensed from a spout on the side of the pot. The quality of the brewed coffee depended on the size of the grounds - too coarse and the coffee was weak; too fine and the water would not drip the filter. A major problem with this approach was that the taste of the cloth filter - whether cotton, burlap or an old sock - transferred to the taste of the coffee. Around the same time, a French inventor developed the "pumping percolator", in which boiling water in a bottom chamber forces itself up a tube and then trickles (percolates) through the ground coffee back into the bottom chamber. Among other French innovations, Count Rumford, an eccentric American scientist residing in Paris, developed a French Drip Pot with an insulating water jacket to keep the coffee hot. Also, the first metal filter was developed and patented by French inventor.
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This product is their smallest K-Mini™ K15 Single-Serve K-Cup Pod Coffee Maker, but it still delivers the delicious taste and reliable quality you expect. Its small size ensures the K-Mini™ coffee maker is perfect for kitchens with limited counter space, college dorms, and other small spaces. Its portable design makes it easy to transport anywhere you go, so your favorite beverages are never far away. Whether brewing coffee, tea, iced tea, or hot cocoa, the product makes single-cup brewing...
That water is heated in a detachable reservoir that doubles as a kettle. This is a unique feature for a coffee maker, but one we ended up appreciating, especially for households with a mix of tea lovers and instant-oatmeal eaters alongside coffee drinkers. Fill the kettle up, lock it in place, and scroll the dial to the amount of coffee you want brewed. The machine is designed so that, even if you have more water in the kettle than you need, it will brew only the amount you specify. The one thing you actually have to measure with the OXO On 12-Cup is the grounds. Do that right, and it’s pretty much impossible to screw it up.
CR’s take: The Cuisinart Coffee on Demand is a self-serve model. It stores 12 cups of brewed coffee in a reservoir and has a dispenser instead of a carafe. It makes sense in homes where people are drinking coffee at different times; it keeps coffee hot and ready, so family and guests can fill their own cups. This model is programmable and features a water filter and a cleaning indicator. The reservoir can be removed for washing. In our tests, the Coffee on Demand performs quite well, receiving a Very Good rating for convenience. At less than $100, it can be a terrific choice for entertaining.

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Morrison & Foerster
is advising Japanese Internet and telecommunications group Softbank Corp. in its $2.3 billion acquisition of eAccess, a rival mobile carrier. Tokyo partners Ken Siegel and Andrew Winden are representing Softbank on the transaction, with
Mori Hamada & Matsumoto
acting as Japanese counsel to Softbank.
Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld
Hong Kong partners Gregory Puff and partner Zach Wittenberg are advising eAccess, along with partners Stuart Leblang and Ron Grabov-Nardini from the firm’s New York office. Japanese firms
Anderson Mori & Tomotsune
Nagashima Ohno & Tsunematsu
are also both acting for eAccess.
Sullivan & Cromwell
partners Garth Bray, Stephen Kotran and Keiji Hatano, also in Tokyo, is advising eAccess majority shareholder Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
Simpson Thacher & Bartlett
Tokyo partner David Sneider advised Blackstone Group, a minority shareholder in eAccess.
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Clifford Chance has advised Malaysian property group Berjaya Land Bhd. on its $320 million development of the Four Seasons Kyoto hotel. The project, expected to be completed in 2015, is Berjaya Land’s first hotel development project in Japan and joins a portfolio of north Asia development projects that include the Great Mall of China in Beijing and a resort in Jeju, South Korea. Tokyo partners Leng-Fong Lai and Eiichi Kanda led the transaction for Clifford Chance.
WongPartnership is advising Singapore-based agriculture logistics company Olam International Ltd. on its $2 billion euro-denominated bond program. Olam has already issued almost $1 billion of the program notes in the past few months. Partners Colin Ong, Khoo Yuh Huey and Tan Kay Kheng is leading on the transaction for WongPartnership.
Linklaters is serving as counsel for the joint lead managers of the bond issues, which included DBS Bank Ltd., The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp. Ltd., Standard Chartered and the Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Ltd., among others.
WongPartnership represented Singapore Power Group on a $1.6 billion construction contract to build two cross-island power transmission tunnels. The project, comprising six main contract packages, is expected to be finished in 2018. Partners Tay Peng Cheng and Linda Low worked on the contract for WongPartnership.
Allen & Gledhill advised on financing for the project.
WongPartnership has acted for offshore oil-and-gas services company Swiber Holdings Ltd. on its $64.9 million bond issue last month. Partners Hui Choon Yuen and Goh Gin Nee led the team, while
Allen & Gledhill advised joint lead managers Australia and New Zealand Banking Group and DBS Bank, as well as the trustee Bank of New York Mellon.
King & Wood Mallesons is advising Australia Post on the exit of its joint ventures with Qantas Airways. Australia Post will pay $421.9 million for Qantas’ 50-percent stake in logistics company StarTrack Express and surrender to Qantas its 50-percent stake in airfreight operator Australian Air Express. The deal for the two JVs, which were established in 2003, is expected to close in the fourth quarter. Melbourne partner Craig Semple is leading the deal for King & Wood Mallesons, while much of the legal work for Qantas is being handled in-house.
DLA Piper has advised Singapore-listed K-REIT on its $168.4 million purchase of the Old Treasury Building development in Perth from Australian real estate outfit Mirvac Group. The project comprises a 331,000 square foot grade A office tower that is expected to be completed in 2015. Partners Les Koltai and Tim L’Orange in Sydney, as well as David Nancarrow and Brian Pass in Perth, acted for K-REIT.
King & Wood Mallesons partners Felicity Savage and Sonya Harris advised Mirvac Group from Sydney.
Lee and Li has advised Taiwanese touchscreen technology company TPK Holding Co. Ltd. on its issue of $230 million in convertible bonds on the Luxembourg Stock Exchange. Taipei-based partner C.T. Chang acted for TPK, which supplies touchscreens for Apple iPhones and iPads.
Simpson Thacher & Bartlett represented underwriters J.P. Morgan and Nomura Holdings Inc.
Maples and Calder Hong Kong partner Christine Chang advised TPK on Cayman Islands law.
Paul Hastings is advising Hong Kong-based Famous Commercial Ltd., a holding company for Chinese property developer Gemdale Corp., on its $212.8 million purchase of a majority share in Frasers Property (China) Ltd. Famous will buy a 56-percent stake in Frasers, a China-focused real estate subsidiary of Singaporean conglomerate Fraser & Neave Ltd.
Paul Hastings partner practice Raymond Li represented Famous on the transaction, with
Deacons Hong Kong partner Eugina Chan advising Fraser & Neave.
Goodwin Procter advised private equity fund TA Associates on its $32 million purchase of Hong Kong-based satellite broadband company SpeedCast from Asia Satellite Telecommunications Co. TA was represented by Goodwin Procter Hong Kong partner Yash Rana, as well as partners Brian McPeake in San Francisco and Howard Cubell in Boston.
Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison Hong Kong partner Jeanette Chan advised Asia Satellite.

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Sole and exclusive jurisdiction is assumed by the United States over the territory embraced and included within the Yosemite National Park and Sequoia National Park, respectively, saving, however, to the State of California the right to serve civil or criminal process within the limits of the aforesaid parks or either of them in suits or prosecutions for or on account of rights acquired, obligations incurred, or crimes committed in said State outside of said parks; and saving further to the said State the right to tax persons and corporations, their franchises and property on the lands included in said parks, and the right to fix and collect license fees for fishing in said parks; and saving also to the persons residing in any of said parks now or hereafter the right to vote at all elections held within the county or counties in which said parks are situated.
A provision accepting the act of the California Legislature which ceded to the United States exclusive jurisdiction over the territory referred to in this section has been omitted as executed.
General Grant National Park Abolished
Act Mar. 4, 1940, set out as section
80a of this title, abolished the General Grant National Park and added the lands to the Kings Canyon National Park as the General Grant grove section.
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UFC heavyweight Stefan Struve is a veteran mixed martial artist. While the competitor continues to bang it out with some of the world's best, Struve is now discussing a possible interest in a career within the NBA. At seven feet tall, Struve is a towering menace for any fighter that steps inside the octagon with him. However, some fight fans believe the mixed martial artist could use his height as an advantage in basketball as well. Taking to Twitter, Struve recently offered a quick response to a fight fan asking if he has the ability to dunk a basketball. Struve reacted: "F**k yeah, @NBA is on the to do list when I’m done fighting" https://twitter.com/StefanStruve/status/965421015106023424 Stefan Struve is now set to face off against Andrei Arlovski at UFC 222. The two MMA veterans will throw down March 3 inside the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nev. The event will be featured live on pay-per-view. For more MMA news click here.


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Going on a trip? Plan on taking along the pups? Of course you are. Check out these awesome DIY projects for easy and practical ways to travel with your fuzz butt.
Craft Queen Martha Stewart teaches us how to create a custom silhouette travel tote.
Transform an old tote bag into a cute travel carrier for your pup!
3. Doggy Bjorn
This DIY baby carrier, à la The Hangover, is just what your pup needs.
Create your own bag to store treats on the go!
Bag too heavy? How about a dog stroller? Push your pup with pride!
Going on a bike tour? Take your pup with you in this easy DIY bike basket.
7. Dog Sling
This hands-free sling is great for carrying your pooch around town or across the globe!
This bag is great for storing leashes and collars while traveling.
This adorable backpack has enough space to fit your pup’s favorite toys.
10. Doggy Wallet
This extra pocket is great for storing plastic baggies, keys or cash while traveling.
11. Recycled Tote
Don’t throw away your dog food bags! Turn them into this cool travel tote instead.
Head on over to your local fabric store and pick out your favorite material. Dust off the sewing machine and get stitchin! Both of these patterns create pawesome travel bags.
If your pup is too big to fit in a bag, do a 180 and put the bag on them!
14. Vacation Puppy Packing List
For an extended trip, make sure to pack the essentials…
Leash & collar
Water and portable water dish
Waste bags (can never have too many!)
Enough food for the whole trip
A few of their favorite toys
A towel for cleaning
Blankets or comfy bed
Copy of vaccination papers
Doggy medical kit – make your own!
Travel containers of shampoo and accident cleaner

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Sigrid MacRae graduated from Columbia University and has been an editor and translator. She writes on history and art and lives in New York. She is co-author of Alliance of Enemies: The Untold Story of the Secret American and German Collaboration to End World War II.
Alliance of Enemies
Agostino von Hassell and Sigrid MacRae, with Simone Ameskamp
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Alliance of Enemies tells the thrilling history of the secret World War II relationship between Nazi Germany's espionage service, the Abwehr, and the American OSS, predecessor of the CIA....

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We could not be more grateful to our co-hosts, AUVI-Q (epinephrine injection, USP), Enjoy Life Foods, and Safe + Fair. For those who weren’t able to make it to the event, we’ve rounded up some of the highlights from our Q&A with Ruchi Gupta (featured in the documentary, director of SOAAR), Eric Edwards, MD, PhD (Co-founder of AUVI-Q), Will Holsworth (CEO of The Safe + Fair Food Company ), Aaron Donnell, MD (Allergist at Chicago Family Allergy and Asthma), Joel Warady (Chief Marketing Officer, Enjoy Life Foods), and Mary Tobin, MD (Allergist at Rush University Medical Center).
What was your reaction to the documentary?
Eric Edwards: As a patient with life threatening food allergies, a doctor, a parent of children with life threatening allergies, and someone who has experienced anaphylaxis himself, I know that even a decade ago we did not have this level of awareness. If people see elements of this documentary as controversial, keep in mind that the conversation wouldn’t even exist without it. Hopefully this is going to create awareness for individuals who have little knowledge or information about the challenges we face as patients and clinicians.
Will Holsworth: Netflix is such an important platform, so I think this is a huge step forward in the conversation. Netflix has decided to expose the issue of food allergies like never before. I know there are a lot of conversations about things people liked or didn’t like, but the fact that Netflix has chosen to address food allergies is beneficial to all of us and addresses an important need. This is a really big day for the community.
Aaron Donnell: Even if there are things to criticize about the details or what’s missing, I’m just happy that it’s raising awareness on a big stage with so many people. They addressed so many issues, like with the restaurant industry, the documentary makes it so real and relatable. I like the challenge to restaurants that they should accept food allergies as part of the industry.
Ruchi Gupta: When I got involved with Netflix, they said they wanted to come talk to understand the public health impact. I answered all of their questions, then I asked, are you interviewing any families? And they said they weren’t planning on it. And literally within 24 hours, I must have called 20 families — all these amazing kids and parents came with less than a 24 hour notice. All I wanted was their voices to be heard. I think when you hear them, you really get what this is all about. There are flaws with the episode — it’s dramatic, it’s sensational — that’s Netflix. But it’s building awareness for the topic and all of us that are affected by it and live it every day of our lives, we know how real it is.
Joel Warady: When we started the business [Enjoy Life Foods] 17 years ago, no one knew what we were talking about. We were free of the Top 8 from day one, and we’d go into the supermarkets and talk to the buyers and they didn’t understand how prevalent food allergies were or were going to be. I am very excited that this is raising awareness for food allergies. One of our missions, in addition to creating products that are safe for all people with food allergies, is to help the food industry understand how important this is and to be advocates on your behalf.
Mary Tobin: I really appreciated the stories with the families and how each of the kids were effected. We’ve come a long way. I think about how far all the amazing parents have come and how hard the parents have worked to increase the education. I really think this is a fabulous project — we’re talking about tolerance and how are we going to restore our guts so they are healthy and can move us toward health. Looking at the hope in those kids faces who can eat those cupcakes again — that’s what we want for everyone, and we’re so close.
What is the one thing you learned from Rotten that you can apply to your daily life or your profession?
Susie Hultquist: There’s a lot of work left to do in the restaurant industry, which is why I am committed to making it easier globally to eat out with food allergies. It is one of the top requests for the app that we get from people. They just want to go to another city like Boston, LA, or London, and find safe restaurants. It’s an enjoyable part of life, and it has been too hard. So I am committed to restaurants like Carbon Arc Bar & Board here in the Davis, to chefs like Tony Priolo at Piccolo Sogno, and give them recognition through our app. We are asking people to do the same and give kudos by recommending restaurants that made them feel safe. Spokin plans to aggregate that information to raise that standard of care to a level that has never been done before. There are so many of us — we can not only help people, but we can actually save lives.
Ruchi Gupta: As much as the restaurant industry is difficult, we just went on vacation and every restaurant we went to asked if there was an allergy that we should be aware of, and that was shocking to me because just that intro is all we need to show that they care. To get that into the culture is just amazing. I was just at the Gordon Research Conference this week with top researchers from around the country, and we were discussing all of this. It’s amazing to see how many researchers are in this field compared to 10 years ago and how many people in the research world are committed to it. Hopefully next time they make a documentary, we’ll have so much more to say than we do now — that’s our goal and our mission.

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found people hospitalized with coronavirus-like symptoms were more than five times more likely to test positive for COVID-19 if they had had recent prior infection than if they were recently vaccinated. The study examined more than 7,000 people across nine states and 187 hospitals, comparing those who were unvaccinated and had previously had the coronavirus in the last three to six months and those who were vaccinated over the same time frame. (
, the death rate from lightning strikes in the US is roughly one per 500,000, or 0.000002. So, you have the same chance of dying from a lightning strike as you do from going into vaccine anaphylactic shock.
, two confirmed cases of thrombosis have resulted from administration of the Moderna vaccine out of 328 million doses worldwide, which would be roughly the equivalent of getting struck by lightning 300 times in one year.
The risks of myocarditis and pericarditis are slightly higher—there have been 716 reports of incidents (not deaths) out of over 300 million doses.
, 619,723 Americans have died out of the 36,446,791 reported COVID-19 cases, or 0.017. Compare that to the aforementioned worst-case vaccine death total (which is probably an order of magnitude too high) of 6,490 out of the 346 million vaccine doses, or 0.000018. That’s three orders of magnitude lower. If a person’s house is on fire they don’t stop to worry about the possible consequences of inhaling fine particles from the fire extinguisher chemicals.
A study from August 2021 concluded that for boys ages 12-15, the risk of heart problems after a second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine is 3.7 to 6.1 higher than their risk of being hospitalized for COVID-19 (link)
Author said risk of heart problems is lower now as pediatric hospitalization rates have gone up (link)
Scientists and doctors expressed concerns about the dates of the study (period was before vaccine was authorized for teens) and about use of unvetted VAERS data
The CDC in July released information based on its own
of reports involving myocarditis among people who received an mRNA COVID-19 vaccine. Using VAERS data that had been vetted and confirmed, it determined that there may be a link between myocarditis and vaccination, particularly among boys: “Per million second doses of mRNA COVID-19 vaccine administered to males aged 12–29 years, 11,000 COVID-19 cases, 560 hospitalizations, 138 ICU admissions, and six deaths due to COVID-19 could be prevented, compared with 39–47 expected myocarditis cases after COVID-19 vaccination.” (
First, here’s what’s clear: There is an increased risk of myocarditis associated with the second doses of both the Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna vaccines, both of which use a new technology called mRNA. In those ages 12 to 15, 39.9 cases per million were reported to the Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System after dose two of the Pfizer vaccine. In those ages 16 or 17, 69 cases per million have been reported. In those ages 18 to 24, the rate is 36.8 per million per million for the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine and 38.5 per million for the Moderna vaccine. Those are all higher than the background rate of the condition.
Oster also provided some background on what is traditionally known about myocarditis. It is normally more common in males in their late teens, and rates decline steeply as they age through their 30s and 40s. (The hypothesis, he says, is that testosterone levels play a role.) That seems to mirror what is being seen with the vaccines, and it might indicate that risk will be smaller for 5- to 11-year-olds than it is for teens.
Children with vaccine-associated myocarditis seem to mostly have characteristics that predict they’ll recover smoothly, including hearts that are still pumping normal amounts of blood. But they do have some results on magnetic resonance imaging that could indicate long-term effects, Oster said. Those are being followed.
At current rates of infection, the benefits outweigh the risks. If the infection rate drops as low as it has ever been, it’s a closer call. But the models also use a rate of myocarditis for older kids. It probably won’t be as common in younger kids. And if you believe that, once again, the picture changes. See all three charts below.
First, a model with high rates of Covid-19.
An FDA model indicating the risk-benefit of the vaccine if Covid-19 cases are at their peak.
This is what happens Covid-19 infections decline.
An FDA model of what happens if the cases Covid-19 fall to the lowest level seen since the pandemic.
And finally, here’s a model with a lower risk of myocarditis.
What if the risk of myocarditis is lower than the FDA’s estimate? Here’s what the FDA’s model says.
Are vaccines safe for children under 12?
Pfizer and BioNTech said they hadn’t yet determined vaccine efficacy in childen under 12. Not enough young subjects in the study have become sick to compare rates between children who got a vaccine and those who got a placebo. (
There appeared to be fewer side effects such as fever and chills among younger children who got the vaccine compared with 16-to-25-year-olds, according to Pfizer.
Kids would get 10 micrograms vs 30 for adults.
Spacing out the doses - statement from Pfizer:
William Gruber, Pfizer’s senior vice president for vaccine clinical research and development, appeared to acknowledge the dosing schedule may need work. But he said when the vaccine was being developed and tested, the pandemic was raging and the goal was to protect people as quickly as possible.
“Obviously as we think farther ahead to a post-pandemic period, and particularly as we get into very younger populations, it may be advisable … particularly in that first year of life, to look at longer intervals as part of a routine immunization series,” Gruber said. “But we don’t have that data now.” (
The fact that vaccines are essentially since dose, and vaccines do not remove or significantly attenuate biological functions in your body that can increase risk of opportunistic infections.
All but one other component of the mRNA vaccines are substances that can be found in comparable or greater amounts in milk products, soft drinks, fruits, or Jell-O.
The final, most essential ingredient, of course, is some messenger RNA (mRNA) molecules which are delivered and translated, but they subsequently decay and disappear entirely over the days following vaccination, without the possibility for renewal. After all, we have no gene to refresh the vaccine-delivered mRNA encoding the spike protein. Once this mRNA is cleared from our bodies, the spike protein too is gone, having shortly existed as just one of tens of thousands of proteins in any given cell.
If we remove concern about the core components of a vaccine, the only way long-term adverse events could arise is due to the immunization response itself…This complex, specific and intricate process spans a number of months. Ultimately, though, in the absence of further stimulation by new copies of the spike protein, the immune response settles down, and effector cells—those directly and transiently involved in fighting the virus—decrease in frequency.
These vaccines are undergoing basically the largest study ever, with almost 400 million doses of the Pfizer & Moderna vaccine have been administered to date in the United States alone.
That has been done over the course of more than 10 months now.
Any significant effects from these vaccines should be widely known, understood, and reported at this point.
Comparison of Vaccine Complications to COVID Complications
The equation may be valid from a medical perspective, but not necessarily for the vaccine hesistant, or from a public policy perspective. If people were mandated to either get COVID or get the vaccine, then the comparison would be valid. But how do you compare the risk of vaccine complications to the risk of covid complications if you don’t get covid? Maybe if you assume everyone gets covid eventually, then the math works. Need to think more about it.
In the NIH study, the people with the highest overall antibody levels were those who received the Moderna vaccine for their first two doses and Moderna as a booster. Next came people who got the Pfizer vaccine and a Moderna booster, followed by Moderna and a Pfizer booster. (
Their resignations at the end of August were reportedly sparked by frustration and anger over the Biden administration's decision in mid-August to begin offering booster doses as soon as the week of September 20. According to FDA sources, Gruber, Krause and others at the agency felt the decision was premature and overstepped the FDA's role in greenlighting the use of boosters. (
There are a number of ongoing studies that are investigating further but results don’t look positive
What are monoclonal antibodies?
Laboratory-made proteins that mimic the immune system's ability to fight off harmful pathogens such as viruses. They are a way to help prevent severe symptoms from developing in those that are already infected.
Why would using monoclonal antibodies be OK but vaccines would not be?
Level of Vitamin D3 appears to be inversely correlated with COVID outcomes (
Fiona Havers, a medical officer with CDC’s Covid epidemiology task force, described a disease impact that is at least as significant on kids as is the annual flu epidemic — or at least the flu epidemics in the pre-Covid era. (Flu activity has been at historic lows since March of 2020.)
There have been at least 1.9 million Covid infections among all children, Havers said, noting that because many children have asymptomatic infections or very mild symptoms, that number is likely to be an underestimate. Kids 5 to 11 have recently begun to make up a bigger portion of all Covid infections; in the week ending Oct. 10, they made up 10.6% of the nation’s Covid cases.
Covid hospitalizations among children in this age group are about on a par with those reported in some recent flu seasons, Havers said, though not the 2019-2020 season that preceded the pandemic; it was a long and intense flu season. There have been 8,300 pediatric Covid hospitalizations to date, with rates three times higher among Black, American Indian, Alaska Native, and Hispanic children as for white children.
While deaths among children hospitalized for Covid were similar to deaths among children hospitalized for flu — 0.6% — other outcome measures suggest Covid hospitalizations among kids involved somewhat more severe disease, she said. For instance, they were more likely to require intensive care and to need mechanical ventilation.
In the period from Jan. 1, 2020, to Oct. 16, 2021, 94 children aged 5 to 11 died from Covid in the United States, Havers said. And more than 5,200 children have been diagnosed with Covid-related multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children or MIS-C, a difficult condition that can occur in some children after an infection.
Children do experience long Covid, but at lower rates than adults, Havers said. A survey in the United Kingdom found that between 7% and 8% of children report continuing symptoms 12 weeks or longer after infection.
She also noted that illness isn’t the only toll Covid is taking on kids. They are losing school time, with more than 2,000 unplanned school closures so far this school year affecting more than 1 million children. (l
What is the United States funding coronavirus research at the Wuhan Institute of Virology?
It appears so
The February 2020 letter in The Lancet discrediting the lab leak theory outright was written by a team of scientists who were probing the origins of COVID-19. The leader of the commission was Peter Daszak, who runs EcoHealth Alliance, a nonprofit that uses U.S. funds for studies on bat coronaviruses with the Wuhan Institute of Virology (
On the episode of Honestly with Dr. Vinay Prasad, Bari Weiss said that 26 out of 27 doctors that signed the letter had conflicts of interest. Is that true?
Beyond the geopolitical face-saving, why would China want to cover up a lab leak?
The cooperation of the United States and other western countries with China appears to have been conducted under the premises of science is unimpeachable, which the Communist Party in China has repeatedly proved is not the case.


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Fred Browne, chief executive officer of Aergo, said “We are delighted to have completed this first transaction with easyJet. We found the easyJet team a pleasure to deal with, both in the early stages of the transaction, and throughout the impressively efficient closing logistics. We very much look forward to further strengthening our relationship with the team at easyJet.”
Justin Bradburn, principal at CarVal, said “We are extremely happy to have consummated this transaction with easyJet. The entire process from negotiation, documentation and closing could not have gone smoother. We look forward to being a partner of easyJet’s going forward.”
Kenton Jarvis, chief financial officer of easyJet, said “We are delighted to welcome Aergo as one of our new lessors and see them as a key partner as we continue to utilise sale and leasebacks for the A319 type while we transition these aircraft from the fleet and introduce newer technology Airbus A320 NEO family aircraft.”
Smith, Gambrell & Russell, LLP acted as a lead counsel to Aergo. Norton Rose Fullbright acted as a lead counsel to easyJet.
Aergo Capital acquires B737-800 freighters from AviaAM Leasing
Aergo Capital has acquired two Boeing 737-800 freighter aircraft bearing manufacturer serial number 29786 and 29788 subject to leases with BlueBird Nordic. Fred Browne, CEO, said “We are delighted to have successfully completed the acquisition of two (2) Boeing 737 converted freighters from AviaAM. We are excited to add BlueBird Nordic to our growing customer base and look forward to building our relationship together. We have worked well with AviaAM on a number of transactions and always find the team a pleasure to deal with. We look forward to completing many more transactions together in the future.”
Tadas Goberis, CEO of AviaAM Leasing, said “We are pleased to celebrate the results of the fruitful cooperation. It was a pleasure to once again work with our longstanding partner Aergo Capital and we look forward to continuing our successful partnership for many years to come.“
Siggi Agustsson, CEO of Bluebird Nordic, said “The introduction of the Boeing 737-800 Freighters to Bluebird Nordic’s fleet is part of fleet renewal and expansion for the airline. The aircraft type has already proved to be a very liable and economical aircraft and has been very well received by our customers. We look forward working with Aergo Capital.”

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It is announced that the Chief/HNDGS, General Dimitrios Grapsas, will attend the 159th Meeting of NATO MC , in CHODs Session, to be held in Brussels, on the 13th and 14th of November 2007.
The issues to be discussed will concern, in general, current NATO KFOR and ISAF operations, further development of NRF, training and education programs, management resources and prioritization of capabilities of the Alliance. Additionally, preparation will be made on the issues to be discussed in NATO Summit.
There will also be meetings of NATO MC, in CHODs Session, with the Chiefs of the Armed Forces General Staffs of the Mediterranean Dialogue Countries, the Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council, as well as the Chiefs of Staff of Russia and Ukraine. The issues to be discussed will refer to current NATO operations and NATO cooperation with partner countries during NATO operations, as well as the relative Cooperation programs.
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“The Nanny” comes to your place!
OK, not literally … but in all ways that count. The 90s classic sitcom starring Fran Drescher is a cult favorite among millions of fans, all of whom are undoubtedly missing their favorite caregiver.
Wait no more: Drescher and her former co-stars will participate in a Zoom-based lecture of the series’ original pilot episode, which originally aired November 3, 1993.
“Laughter is the best medicine!” Drescher told Variety in a statement Tuesday. “So, in these challenging times, (show co-creator Peter Marc Jacobson) and I thought, wouldn’t it be great if we brought together the original cast of ‘The Nanny’ for a virtual reading of the pilot? In a live Pandemic Performance for our fans around the world who are currently isolated in stress and could use a real upper! It has given us all a lift and we hope it does for you too. “
“The Nanny” ran for six seasons, from 1993-99, and featured Drescher as the fashionable title rental that ultimately falls for her employer, Mr. Sheffield (played by Charles Shaughnessy). She also has a very unique voice.


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Transparency is a concept that is becoming increasingly lauded as a solution to a host of problems in the American health care system. Transparency initiatives show great promise, including empowering patients and other stakeholders to make more efficient decisions, improve resource allocation, and better regulate the health care industry. Nevertheless, transparency is not a cure-all for the problems facing the modern health care system. The authors of this volume present a nuanced view of transparency, exploring ways in which transparency has succeeded and ways in which transparency initiatives have room for improvement. Working at the intersection of law, medicine, ethics, and business, the book goes beyond the buzzwords to the heart of transparency's transformative potential, while interrogating its obstacles and downsides. It should be read by anyone looking for a better understanding of transparency in the health care context.
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Baptist Uses Grant Funds to Treat 20-Year-Old Homeless Patient With Breast Cancer Concerns
Homeless Patient Receives Much-Needed Breast Care at Mobile Clinic
A lump in the breast is frightening, even if it turns out to be noncancerous. When Shuntavia Bowman — who was just 16 years old at the time — found a lump in her breast in 2015, she didn’t know what to do.
“I was in high school when I found the lump,” said Bowman. “I lost weight, my breasts shrunk and my menstrual cycles were difficult. I didn’t want to believe I had cancer. I wanted to believe the lump would go away, so I didn’t tell my mom.”
Two years passed before Bowman revealed her concerns to her family, who took her to the emergency department. However, without health insurance, she couldn’t afford the tests doctors recommended. Again, her health took a backseat as she experienced additional hardships, including homelessness.
Recently, Bowman’s sister found a way to help.
“Her sister expressed concern to her teacher who then called me,” said Janice Taylor, program director for Baptist Operation Outreach. “When we heard about her situation, we immediately welcomed Shuntavia for testing.”
Baptist Operation Outreach is a free health care clinic for individuals or families without permanent housing. It started as a mobile clinic operated by Baptist Memorial Health Care and Christ Community Health Services in 2005. In 2019, Baptist Operation Outreach added a clinic location at the Catholic Charities of West Tennessee midtown location.
Long-Awaited Medical Care
At Baptist Operation Outreach, Bowman met with a nurse practitioner who examined her and referred her to Baptist Women’s Health Center for a mammogram.
“During her mammogram, doctors determined she needed diagnostic tests,” said Taylor. “Testing confirmed she needed surgery to remove some of the lumps in her breast.”
Bowman had seven noncancerous lumps in her breast, called fibroadenoma. Doctors don’t know what causes fibroadenoma, but it can grow larger over time or spread to other organs.
“My surgery was a smooth process,” said Bowman. “I’m grateful that the mobile clinic and Baptist Memorial Hospital provided all the services I needed. They even helped me find a way to pay.”
Because Bowman’s mammogram results were abnormal, she was enrolled in the Susan G. Komen Memphis-MidSouth Mississippi program at Baptist. The program helps patients access grant funding for breast care. As an eligible candidate, Bowman received testing and treatment free of charge.
Baptist Operation Outreach Services
Many patients like Bowman seek medical care in the emergency department because they don’t have the funds to go to an ordinary clinic. According to Taylor, Baptist Operation Outreach alleviates the barrier to medical care for the homeless population.
“All the services homeless patients receive when they come to our location are free of charge,” said Taylor. “In fact, 85% of the patients we serve are uninsured and don’t have the ability to pay for their medical care.”
Baptist Operation Outreach connects patients with a physician who uses an electronic system to record the details of the visit. This practice makes it simple for the mobile clinic to share patient records with other doctors or institutions who may request them.
“It also ensures our patients receive consistent primary care,” said Taylor. “Patients are put into the system and the physician schedules a follow-up appointment or writes a referral for a specialty provider, if necessary. We make it easy for patients to continue seeing us as their primary care provider.”
Patients may access a variety of services at the clinic, including adult immunization and other preventive care, behavioral health services, screenings and diagnosis of medical and health problems, treatment and management of specific diseases and minor injuries.
Making Health a Priority
If she could go back in time, Bowman would do things differently. She would give her 16-year-old self the same advice she has for others.
“No matter how scared or fearful you may be, go get checked,” said Bowman. “Ladies, men and anyone who may need to make important decisions about their health — please don’t put it off. Take care of yourself. If you or someone you know in Memphis is homeless, living at a shelter or staying on a friend’s sofa, visit Ms. Taylor at the mobile clinic. She makes it her mission to help you.”
The Baptist Operation Outreach clinic is located at 1325 Jefferson Ave. Clinic hours are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Baptist Operation Outreach mobile clinic travels to different locations throughout Memphis during the month. To find out where the mobile clinic will be, visit Baptist Operation Outreach’s webpage or call 901-842-3167.
Explore how Baptist helps patients access grant funding for breast cancer care. Learn more about how Baptist uses its resources and expertise to achieve the greatest good for the homeless community in Memphis. Find a doctor by visiting our Find a Doctor page.


I have a 1985 Suzuki GS450L and I recently replaced the air filter box with new pods and I know I need new jets but I don't know what size. Carbs are all rebuilt and cleaned and now I only need the right jets to get going. Anyone know what size jets to buy?
The best way know is to run the bike with a new set of plugs for several miles, take out the plugs, read them, and then decide how far up you need to go on your jet size.
If that's not possible then the next best go-to idea is to run the bike for a bit and see what it's doing, and where it's having problems. Is it the low idle circuit or the main circuit? Assuming everything else has been correctly assembled and is functioning the way it should, your best bet is to go up one standard size on either jet from what you have in there. (You'll first have to know what you already have in there of course.)
If at sea level I'd start at, or around, up to, or about 4~6 steps larger that stock on the main jet and tune from there.
Maybe someone will chime in that's actually done pods on one of those bikes.
As you can see, I'm just guessing.
Here's a reply I had when discussing pod filters, air flow and such.
Thought you might be interested in seeing it....
"It boils down to this.
There is a proven formula for determining the ideal intake tract tuned length at a given RPM keeping space considerations in mind.
The tuned length being the distance from the center of the inlet valve/s to the point at which the velocity stack, air horn. pipe or whatever is open at the end.
So you would want your 'tuned length' to match the RPM your engine puts out the most HP because you'll be at and around that RPM when racing or just out blasting.
I've been in one Yamaha (I believe a ~2014 Yamaha YZF-R6) that has a movable variable length motor driven velocity stack system that changes length according to changes in RPM.
Higher RPM, shorter tuned intake length. Lower RPM, longer.
Me saying pods are all wrong is really an overstatement. They will flow much more air than most stock air box systems of old but ideally should not be placed directly on the back of the carb.
Pods should be placed at the end of the 'tuned length' intake tract, ideally.
Most or some bikes come from the factory with a tube of sorts leading from the back of the carbs going to the air box that is probably close enough to be called tuned. Old Yamaha RD 350's come to mind.
A guy could just copy that tube length, making it slightly cone shaped, put a pod on it and likely be in the ball park.
On Some models it's possible to modify the air box in order to remove the air restriction and retain the stock air box, air filter and tuned tubes / runners going to the air box.
Many times you need to go about 6~7 steps larger on the main jet after doing so indicating a huge increase in air flow."


From James Ogunnaike, Abeokuta
A governorship aspirant on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Sikirulai Ogundele has vowed to send Gov Ibikunle Amosun of the All Progrossives Congress (APC) packing after 2015 general eletion.
The former Ifo local government council boss chided the incumbent administration in Ogun State for embarking on what he described as obnoxious policies, saying that, if given the chance, he will do better than him.
“I look at the ongoing projects across the state; I considered them obnoxious policies of my good brother at the helm of affairs. The pennywise- pound- foolish- idea. I believe that he does not know anything about governance”.
“Any leader that allows emotion to reflect in his government has committed blunder and you will all agree with me that this government has committed that. The greatest opportunity our party, PDP, will have in 2015 is the disunity and internal crisis which have torn the ruling party apart and that is where our strength lies”, he affirmed.
He however stated that with the ongoing talk with various political parties with PDP, he is ready to abide with whatever the outcome of the party’s leadership as he will never be a part of a do or die affair.
“I have been an advocate of true federalism and peaceful political game. It is understandable that merger talks are going on with various political parties in the state. I am not going to practice a do or die politics. If I am called upon to shift ground for other offices in the interest of the party, I will accept with all sincerity.
“Our major goal and target is to send away Amosun and his political party; APC from governance in the state, they have mismanaged the trust repose in them and the good people of the state have now seen by themselves which party is better among us, PDP and APC and they now want positive change”, he said.
Meanwhile, Ogundele has called on the federal government to postpone the resumption date for both public and private primary and secondary schools across the country earlier scheduled for September 22 due to the outbreak of Ebola Virus Disease.
According to Ogundele, who spoke with journalists in Abeokuta, the new shift in the resumption date would allow medical experts get drugs to combat the dreaded disease.
It would be recalled that the resumption date for both primary and secondary schools across the country was earlier scheduled for October 13 after a meeting between the Minster for Education, and all State Commissioners of Education in the country and the date was reviewed again by the same body after pressure from proprietors of private schools who kicked against the earlier date of October 13.
On the rumbles over the resumption date of both the public and private schools in the country because of the Ebola Virus Disease, Ogundele; who was a two term lawmaker and former chairman, Ifo local government area of the state, advised that for avoidance of doubt, the federal government should forget about the resumption for now and focus on the way out of the disease.
“I want to advise the federal government to postpone the resumption date till further notice, considering the sensitivity of the disease. As it is today, we have not been told that they have seen a medicine that can cure the disease. Why do we now need to rush our children back to classroom?
“We should note that, it is an infectious disease and life has no duplicate. If it affects one person in a classroom, there is 100% possibility that the whole class is not safe.
“The disease must be tackled with all vigour and rigour and the Nigerian Medical Association, NMA, recently disclosed their stand on this matter and it is the same as I am saying. Lets be wise enough and proffer solution first before talking of resumption”, the PDP governorship aspirant said.


WASHINGTON – Great music, great weather and the best ticket price in town – free — brought thousands of people from across the region, and even across the Atlantic Ocean, to the National Mall to celebrate Earth Day as they listened to messages of hope and had fun in the sun. The message was about climate change, protecting the environment and ending global poverty, the sun brought 80 degree temperatures and the music was provided Saturday by some of the biggest names in the music industry, Usher, No Doubt, Fall Out Boy, Mary J. Blige, Common and others.
The crowd included Kristina Norman from Great Britain.
"I am visiting here from the U.K.,” Norman aid. “We were just trying to walk around and see everything, and then someone told us about it. It's such a gorgeous day. Everyone should be here."
The event, which was streamed live using solar energy, was a joint initiative with the Global Poverty Project, an organization whose goal is to end extreme poverty, and other groups.Several speakers also took the stage to share some of their thoughts on the importance of Earth Day, including United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, the president of the World Bank, im Yong Kim, actor Don Cheadle and the rock group Coldplay’s Chris Martin.
A crippled Usher hopped on the stage with golden crutch in tow and performed for the crowd despite just having surgery on his leg a few weeks ago. He told the crowd how important it is for people to educate themselves on the important issues affecting society.
"To end poverty, it starts, in my opinion, with an education about it,'' he said. Attendees were also asked to sign petitions going around for a scheduled December United Nations conference on climate change in Paris.
The event coincided with the 45th anniversary of Earth Day, which is officially observed on April 22, and the meetings at World Bank and International Monetary Fund Area residents, weather weary from one of the region’s most brutal winters, said they enjoyed the music and the climate.
"I think this concert came right on time, and the weather was in accordance, perfect weather for a perfect cause,” Erica Watson said. “It can't really get any better," Watson said.
Brittany Highland traveled from Manassas, Va., with her three small children to enjoy the concert, but also, she said, to teach her children about making a difference.
"My babies are so little, but I want to teach them that you have to make a difference in the world if you want to see change,” Highland said. “This was a perfect blend of fun and education for us all."
The rally also looked to help bring awareness to the U.N.'s sustainable development goal of eliminating poverty by 2030.
"Climate change is something that affects us all,” Highland said. “Even those of us who are older cannot deny how the weather has been changing. If you care anything about the generations to follow, you'd pick up a book and learn how to make a difference."


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Jaron Lin, a popular Chinese TV talk show host in the Bay Area, shares the behind-the-scene stories of his four-year journey as he brought high quality contents, the most invaluable topics, and the most touching stories to the viewers. In his newly published book, Jaron shared the emotional moments that the camera could not capture. Followed by book signing. The program is to be conducted in Mandarin.
- Craft for Chinese New Year
- Saturday, February 6, 2016, 2:30 pmIngleside, Ingleside Meeting Room
- Native Plants in our Local Landscape
- Tuesday, February 9, 2016, 6:00 pmMain Library, Latino/Hispanic Rms A & B
- Red Envelope Candy Dish
- Tuesday, February 9, 2016, 7:00 pmParkside, Parkside Children's Area


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This document specifies essential requirements and related test methods for non-electrically driven portable infusion devices, thereafter called "device".
It is applicable to devices designed for continuous (fixed or adjustable) flow and/or for bolus neuraxial and intravascular or hypodermic applications.
NOTE Sites for the neuraxial application include the spine, intrathecal or subarachnoid space, ventricles of the brain and the epi-, extra- or peri-dural space. Neuraxial application anaesthetics can be administered regionally, affecting a large part of the body, such as a limb, and include plexus blocks, such as the branchial plexus blocks or single nerve blocks. Neuraxial application procedures include continuous infusion of wounds with local anaesthetic agents.
These devices can be used in health care and non-health care settings. They can be applied or administered by health care professionals or by the intended patient.
These devices can be pre-filled by the manufacturer or filled before use by a health care professional or the intended patient.
This document does not apply to
— electrically driven or electrically controlled infusion pumps that are covered by IEC 60601-2-24,
— devices for single patient use intended to deliver discrete volumes (bolus) of medicinal product that are covered by the ISO 11608 series,
— implantable devices,
— enteral devices,
— transdermal delivery devices, and
— devices where the energy for infusion is not provided by the device or through active intervention by the patient (e.g. devices only powered by gravity).

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US Climate Change Bill Promotes Nuclear Industry
Written by Atheo | Aletho News | October 05, 2009
“A new era for the nuclear industry”
Obama energy adviser Carol Browner announces mandates
that will result in a new generation of nuclear power plants.
Photograph: Jonathan Ernst/Reuters
The new Democratic climate change bill , introduced in the Senate by Barbara Boxer and John Kerry, contains more advantages for nuclear power than even the legislation which passed in the House of Representatives last June. Included are waste management, financing and loan guarantee arrangements, regulatory risk insurance, as well as R&D and training programs. Joseph Lieberman is understood to be preparing the fine print for the bill which is presently “short on details”. The bill however does describe a “new era for the nuclear industry.” Other vital findings include:
(6) even if every nuclear plant is granted a 20-year extension, all currently operating nuclear plants will be retired by 2055;
(7) long lead times for nuclear power plant construction indicate that action to stimulate the nuclear power industry should not be delayed;
(8) the high upfront capital costs of nuclear plant construction remain a substantial obstacle, despite theoretical potential for significant cost reduction;
The push for a new generation of nuclear power plants finds bi-partisan support, Democrat Barbara Boxer has said that a higher cost for carbon–which would make coal-fired plants less attractive and nuclear plants more attractive–would do the trick [in making nuclear power competitive], while Republican Lamar Alexander has said “let’s start building a hundred nuclear power plants.” Ever one to make extreme positions seem moderate, John McCain says the Democrats’ bill falls far short, and he wants more incentives for building new nuclear plants, beyond aid the industry already gets and the advantages for nuclear under a cap and trade plan.
Unlike their political leaders the public is increasingly skeptical about the need for “climate” legislation. The Pew Research Center for the People and the Press reported that 30 percent of the public considered global warming to be one of the top priorities for governmental action, placing it 19th out of the 19 options surveyed in the January 2009 survey. Barack Obama’s top energy adviser, Carol Browner does not see a high likelihood of legislation being passed this year. Undeterred by popular will the EPA said on September 30, that it will require newly built or modified industrial facilities that produce more than 25,000 tons of carbon dioxide a year to use “best available [carbon] control technologies and energy efficiency measures.” Thus directly mandating the costlier nuclear energy whether the Congress passes a climate change bill or not. An increased cost to ultimately be borne by rate payers. The expense of nuclear energy could be viewed as another military related financial drain on America since a vibrant civilian nuclear industry is vital for the ongoing development of new nuclear weapons.
Requirements for energy sources that are actually renewable will amount to little more than shallow symbolism as their costs will remain higher yet than that of nuclear. Under the House bill wind and solar will see some mandated growth but still make up a tiny fraction of US energy generation. The lack of interest in renewable energy is made clear by the recent slashing of the already minuscule funding for wave and tidal energy research.
Marvin Fertel, president and chief executive officer of the Nuclear Energy Institute, an industry lobby, justifies the claim on public largess solely on the imperative of reducing Co2, the weaker “energy independence” rationale being absent from his response to the bill:
“The U.S. nuclear energy industry supports the goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 80 percent by 2050 in a way that minimizes negative impact on the economy and consumers of electricity. We appreciate the fact that Senators Kerry and Boxer recognize that nuclear energy is a critical component of any strategy to reduce carbon emissions. The nuclear energy industry appreciates their efforts, along with those of Senator Carper, to articulate the strategic value of nuclear energy in this global challenge.”
As with other major pieces of legislation under consideration by the current Congress, the financial industry is a central actor, venture capitalists “are ready to pour multibillions of dollars into clean energy” if Congress passes “some kind of bill that talks about energy independence and climate change,” Boxer said.
– June 13, 2009
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In the late morning of June 26th, 1975, two young FBI agents named Jack Coler and Robert Williams entered the property of Lakota Sioux elders Harry and Cecelia Jumping Bull while ostensibly investigating the theft of a pair of cowboy boots, and engaged in a firefight with several native activists who were camped there. Those two FBI agents and a young Indian named Joe Stuntz would be dead by mid-afternoon, slain in the South Dakota sun. Leonard Peltier, one of the activists camped at Jumping Bull that day, is currently serving back-to-back life sentences for the deaths of Coler and Williams. No investigation into the death of Stuntz was ever undertaken.
Reports of military style bunkers and strongholds and large stockpiles of weapons on the Jumping Bull property were disseminated to the American public within the days following this incident, but such reports were promptly found to be fabricated. In an enforced absence of the media during the first days after the event, the deaths of the agents were told to be execution-style murders, the work of hateful, vengeful native militants. This, too, proved to be false. The agents, it seems, did not announce themselves that day and so appeared simply as two armed white men on reservation land. A compelling case has been made that Coler and Williams drove onto that land that day and fired shots for no reason but to set into motion the chain of events which followed. … continue
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Jessica George completed her masters in speech-language pathology at the University of Texas at Dallas in 2009 and is an active member of ASHA and TSHA. She has extensive experience in the field, both as a therapist and an administrator in the past. Her therapeutic interests include working with children, adolescents, and adults, clients on the Autism spectrum, including those with specialized behavior needs, as well as young adults transitioning from the school/ academic setting to the functional adult community. In addition, Jessica has specialized training in socialization skills, play-based skills, and vocation and transitional training.
Jessica knew she wanted to become a speech-language pathologist when she had the opportunity to watch a speech therapist work with her sister as a child and was inspired by the difference that therapist was able to make in her life. She believes that watching a child gain independence and have a voice of their own is what makes being a speech therapist so rewarding.


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Pandemics are fairly rare, so organizations may not give them as much attention as other kinds of potential business interruptions. That means that pandemics such as COVID-19 (Coronavirus) can catch them unprepared. Of course, pandemic planning is highly dependent on the type of organization that is involved. This makes appropriate policies and procedures very different for different organizations.
Close contact (within 6 feet) between individuals is the number one factor in the spread of pandemic viruses. Any business environment that brings people into close contact are the most susceptible to the flu. For example, essential job types such as health care workers and first responders are obviously at very high risk since they are dealing directly with affected persons in many instances. Other businesses that are essential for day to day living such as banks, grocery stores and other retail organizations also pose a high risk of infection to customers and employees. After all, people in these businesses pass closely by one another, and what is worse, must stand in line to pay for their purchases or to do their banking business. Employees such as tellers or check out/counter workers have it worse since they must come in close contact with a large number of different people during the day.
Protecting yourself and your staff is most problematic for such organizations and workers. This is largely because of the manner in which flu viruses are transmitted. The number one vector is droplets from coughs or sneezes. These are introduced into the environment by people that don’t or can’t cover their mouths and noses when they cough or sneeze. If these droplets are inhaled or get in your eyes you may become infected. More insidiously, coughs or sneezes can also produce micro-droplets or aerosols. These can be so small that they are largely unaffected by gravity and may waft about the environment for some distance, and can even be small enough to penetrate dust masks and tissues. These are very hard to protect against, requiring high efficiency respirators/masks and face shields or goggles. In addition, infection may also be possible from touching infected surfaces and then touching your eyes, nose or mouth.
There are also many non-essential organizations or businesses that pose a high to medium risk of infection by pandemic viruses. These include concert venues, airlines, conventions, casinos, cruise ships, churches, and other venues where people are in close contact. There is an answer for these organizations, as unsavory as it is: simply cancel these types of gatherings. Unfortunately, the economic consequences of canceling such things can be very high (as can be seen in the recent downturns of the stock market). On the bright side, pandemics are usually of fairly short duration. This allows most businesses and organizations to recover once the threat has passed.
In contrast to these types of organizations are those that have little or no interaction with the public or suppliers. For example, offices and organizations that provide services over the internet or telephone are considered to be at low risk. They basically have to worry most about infection spreading among their employees. Fixes for these types of organizations include teleworking (preferred), employee awareness training, putting barriers or distance between employees, mandating that workers who are sick (or who suspect that they may have been infected) take sick leave/work remotely and ensuring that basic health and sanitation measures are in place at the workplace. In addition, anyone who becomes sick at work should be provided with a face mask and sent home or to a health care facility immediately. Businesses should also pay special attention to personnel that live with or have close contact with those who are at very high risk such as health care professional. These personnel should work remotely or should be tested for infection if at all possible. The latest studies suggest that Coronavirus may possibly be spread by infected people that do not yet have symptoms, or those whose symptoms have disappeared.
The number one rule for all people is this: if you are sick or think you may have been exposed to a pandemic virus, stay away from other people. If you must interact, wear a face mask (N95 or better if possible) and clean your hands often. And remember, you should continue to be careful for some time after your symptoms disappear. You may still be infectious.


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So I took S and little O to the store and let him pick out his first disposable camera. I have wanted to do this project with film because I adore film. There is something so special about taking a photo and not getting to immediately see it on the back of your camera. There is chance and mystery about it and I wanted S to experience this. After we got the camera we headed home and I taught him how to use it. He too many pictures of his sister and his toys but I had him save half of them so we could go outside later and take the rest.
The outside photos were great! He photographed tons of trees and leaves and got some great pumpkin shots! I loved seeing him enjoying the experience as much as I was! He had a blast and so did I!
The rest of the project consists of getting the photos developed and having him go with me to pick them up and then see his photography first hand. Being able to pick up each photo and look at it in his hands instead of on a computer screen will give a greater sense of accomplishment. Or at least I think so! I would love to date them and put them in a scrap book and then repeat this project at least once a month so we can all track his progression. So far so good!
Here are the photos from the next day:

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