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Dougal the beagle puppy is out today, heading down the road for another walk with his parent, and he’s on a mission!
Yesterday, he enjoyed playing with the clean remains of a paint roller, and he had to leave it outside when the walk was over – and now, he’s determined to find it!
The pup sniffs around the bushes, investigating behind trees, in piles of grass, and even in open clearings to find his paint roller “bone”. But for some reason, it’s nowhere to be found! The pup knows that he left it somewhere around here, but it’s simply vanished from sight. Still, Dougal won’t give up so easily! He’s a determined little pup and he’s got some impressive perseverance on him!
After a long while of searching, the makeshift toy is still nowhere to be seen. Disappointed, the pup moves on. Don’t worry, pup, you’ll find something new to play with soon!
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A firm that makes natural products for babies has recalled nearly 10,500 bottles and cups after learning children could be exposed to material containing lead if the base breaks off, the USA Consumer Product Safety Commission said.
The commission said, Green Sprouts Inc. willingly recalled the goods after realizing that the base of some of its stainless-steel cups and bottles can break and expose soldering that contains lead. Lead is toxic if consumed by young children and can have adverse health effects.
According to the commission, Green Sprouts has received seven reports of incidents of the bottles’ bases breaking off. No injuries have been reported since the 23 November 2022 recall was issued.
In a statement on its website, Green Sprouts said it wasn’t aware that a component containing lead could become accessible in its stainless-steel sippy cups, sip-and-straw cups, and straw bottles.
The part of the cups with the solder dot containing lead wouldn’t normally be accessible, so it wasn’t tested by the safety lab hired to vet the products as part of the manufacturing process, the firm said.
The lids and sprouts of affected products are still usable with other Green Sprouts bottles and cups, the firm said.

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TikTok, a Chinese video sharing platform has been continuously expanding and growing its business grounds. It has been a very successful platform in its home market, China, but has been expanding internationally, helping artistes become superstars on the way.
Best practices to follow when advertising new releases online: 1) Acquaint yourself with online advertising, 2) Tap into your creative juices.
In the face of streaming, the question remains as to whether it is still a good idea to release physical music in 2021 - Tunedly
Music labels make money from recorded music in various ways based on the record deals they offer to artists.
Examining how a song generates revenue for different stakeholders in the music business.
It has been more than a year since we launched our music publishing arm.
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Drake, Leonard Cohen, Celine Dion, Shawn Mendes, Neil Young, Joni Mitchell, Avril Lavigne…what do all these famous, albeit different, musicians have in common? When most people think of Canadian music, names such as these are among the first that com
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We can remember when the left used to accuse conservatives of being prudish censors. Now it’s the left that appears determined to censor speech it doesn’t like. And they appear to have three incredibly powerful allies in their quest: Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.
The CEO’s of those tech giants — Mark Zuckerberg, Jack Dorsey, and Susan Wojcicki — routinely describe their services as neutral platforms, fiercely committed to openness and free expression.
“Twitter stands for freedom of expression,” Dorsey once declared. Twitter’s general manager in the U.K. once called it “the free speech wing of the free speech party.”
YouTube parent Google claims that “the flow of ideas and open access to information on the web helps communities grow and nations prosper.”
Zuckerberg told a Senate hearing on Tuesday that Facebook is “a platform for all ideas.” Continue reading
By David French • National Review
Conservatives who enter progressive domains like the academy or elite media are quite familiar with the idea of tolerance. Such institutions place an enormous amount of emphasis on it, in fact, so much so that they reserve the right to be intolerant to preserve the tolerant ethos of the community, sometimes explicitly. In one of my favorite First Amendment cases, I sued a university that declared in no uncertain terms, “Acts of intolerance will not be tolerated.”
Yes, it used those exact words. Think for a moment — isn’t every act of enforcement a new violation that requires a new act of enforcement, triggering another violation? Ah, never mind. We know what the university wanted, a catch-all provision it could use to expel, punish, and silence anyone who ran afoul of the prevailing campus orthodoxy.
But I don’t want to focus on intolerance. Let’s talk about tolerance, instead. Earlier this week I read an old post by “Scott Alexander,” a pseudonymous psychiatrist who writes at the blog Slate Star Codex. Called “I can tolerate anything except the outgroup,” it blows up the notion that the kind of inclusion the Left claims it values bears any relationship at all to true tolerance. Continue reading
by Ben Domenech • The Federalist
The firing of Kevin Williamson from The Atlantic on the day he was set to give an opening Q&A in their offices was sadly unsurprising given the pattern of these types of hires. It is an incident that will be referred to largely as a “media story”, meaning that Williamson is not a figure so prominent nor The Atlantic a brand so ubiquitous as to graduate this to a national story, in the way that the situations of Brendan Eich at Mozilla or James Damore at Google became national cable news stories. But they really are the same story, a story about the times that we live in and the changing nature of America. They tell a story about what happens when a talented individual has deeply held beliefs those in his profession find unacceptable.
This story is a predictable continuation of the left’s ownership not just of media but indeed of all institutions. It is depressing. It is predictable. And it is where we are as a country now. It is not confined to the realm of ideas. Eich, Damore, Williamson and others are subject to blacklists and HR reports and firing in every arena of industry and culture. If you have wrongthink, you will not be allowed for long to make your living within any space the left has determined they own – first the academy, then the media, then corporate America, and now the public square. You will bake the cake, you will use the proper pronoun, and you will never say that what Planned Parenthood does is murder for hire, and should be punished as such under the law.
Imagine what the few lonely voices that inhabit a position at a prominent publication or network to the right of Hillary Clinton on social issues if their hiring was taking place right now. Imagine what Ross Douthat would be going through if the Times hired him today (recall he was at The Atlantic before that). Continue reading
By Mona Charen • National Review
When 450 students arrived at Anacostia High School in the District of Columbia’s southeast neighborhood on April 4, they found that few of the sinks or toilets were functioning and the cafeteria was flooded. They were advised by the Department of General Services to use the facilities at a middle school two blocks away until repairs could be completed.
Exasperated teachers organized an impromptu, hour-long walkout to protest, which is why this particular dysfunction made the news. A casual reader might note the plumbing fiasco and chalk it up to neglect of poor students and poor neighborhoods. That is the interpretation urged by D.C. Council member Trayon White, Sr. who attended the walkout and declared that, “The students and teachers need support from the leaders of the city because of the constant neglect happening at Anacostia.”
But it’s far from so simple. The District of Columbia has one of the worst-performing public-school systems in the country. It is also one of the most generously funded. Anacostia High School itself received a $63 million renovation in 2013. According to the Department of General Services website, the project included “Full modernization and renovation of the existing high school using an adaptive re-use approach. Continue reading
We keep hearing about how short-term health plans are “junk insurance.” Really? Compared to ObamaCare’s high-deductible HMOs, or Medicaid’s long and often deadly waits?
A new study finds that at least 21,900 people on Medicaid have died waiting for treatment in states that expanded Medicaid eligibility under ObamaCare.
The reason, the Foundation for Government Accountability report says, is that ObamaCare opened Medicaid up to millions of able-bodied non-poor adults. That created a surge in demand for scarce Medicaid resources, forcing the poor to wait longer for services.
An insurance plan that you can’t use? That’s junk insurance. Continue reading
By Rich Logis • The Federalist
Remember the famous garden scene in “The Godfather,” when Marlon Brando’s character, Don Vito Corleone, warns his son, Michael, played by Al Pacino, that someone close to the family will arrange a meeting where Michael will be assassinated?
The real-life political equivalent of that landmark cinematic moment is playing out before our very eyes, with the Republican National Committee and congressional Republicans. On the omnibus, on the Second Amendment, on border safety—almost every issue—the GOP continues to betray the family. Who is the family? The American people, that’s who.
In fairness, yes, Justice Neil Gorsuch’s confirmation, the president’s constitutionally bona fide federal judges, and tax reform were big wins in the last year. But we didn’t elect the biggest GOP majority in the modern era to take baby steps, did we? We colored the map red (even though guaranteed red states no longer exist) to take giant leaps, especially after eight years of mostly impotent GOP opposition to President Obama. And let’s be honest: 90 percent of the reason our map was red was because of President Trump. Continue reading
By Jibran Khan • National Review
Numerous jurisdictions are suing energy companies. Not for fraud or white-collar crime, but for the effects of climate change.
Bill de Blasio, mayor of New York, recently added his city to the list — and also started to divest the city’s pension funds from fossil-fuel companies. But the phenomenon is primarily a California-centric one. In an address at SXSW earlier this month, even Arnold Schwarzenegger joined the fray.
Presumably, this will soon be a cause célèbre. But it is unlikely to succeed, and lawsuits are a poor way to address the environmental harms of energy production anyhow.
As David Bookbinder at the Niskanen Center notes, while all of the complaints are grounded in the energy companies’ alleged accountability for rising sea levels, they fall into two essential categories. Continue reading
Some Republicans were complaining that they didn’t know what was in the massive $1.3 trillion “omnibus” spending bill they voted on this week. But it’s what’s not in the bill that’s the most troubling.
Republicans used to love to trot around copies of ObamaCare, pointing out how its massive size — around 2,300 pages — was a sign of runaway government.
The spending bill Congress just approved is nearly as big, weighing in at 2,232 pages. And, like ObamaCare, no one who voted on it had read the bill before casting their ballots.
Then there’s the amount of money we’re talking about. That $1.3 trillion is what will be spent in just the next six months. And that represents just a fraction of what the government will spend, since it doesn’t include Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, ObamaCare or welfare. Continue reading
By Jonathan S Tobin • National Review
The question was a reasonable one, but the answer was not. When the hosts of MSNBC’s Morning Joe program asked why President Trump had congratulated Russian president Vladimir Putin on being reelected, former CIA director John Brennan pulled no punches. In answering the leading question that implied Trump may be afraid of Putin, Brennan said, “The Russians may have something on him personally.” The Russians, he said, “have had long experience of Mr. Trump, and may have things they could expose.”
Coming from just another foe of Trump — which Brennan, an Obama loyalist, certainly is — the assertion could be dismissed as just a partisan cheap shot. But coming as it did from a career intelligence officer who served for four years as the head of the American intelligence establishment, this had to be more than a baseless conjecture.
Except it wasn’t.
By the end of the day, Brennan admitted his wild charge was not based on any actual information or intelligence revealed to him during the course of his duties but just a willingness to assume the worst about Trump. In a written response to questions from the New York Times, he said, “I do not know if the Russians have something on Donald Trump that they could use as blackmail.” Continue reading
By Julie Kelly • The Federalist
The gun control lobby is borrowing the playbook from one of the most effective propaganda campaigns in history: anthropogenic global warming.
From engaging celebrity activists to bullying private industry to portraying opponents as murderers, the well-funded and highly-orchestrated gun control lobby is copying the same approach that has been successfully deployed by the international climate change movement to sell the dubious claim that humans are causing global warming.
Indoctrination and Exploitation of Children
Textbooks are filled with bogus scientific “studies” about global warming and dire warnings about its consequences. Schools commemorate environmental holidays like Earth Day, so they can push climate dogma. Continue reading
by Brent Scher • Washington Free Beacon
Hillary Clinton’s private passage to India is costing American taxpayers at least $22,000, according to publicly disclosed federal contract information.
Clinton attracted media attention during her trip for saying during a speech last weekend that she lost the 2016 election because much of the United States is “backwards” and filled with people who don’t like “black people getting rights” or “women getting jobs.” Clinton is promoting her latest book in India and is joined on the trip by friends such as longtime aide Huma Abedin. She is also spending time visiting tourist sites.
Clinton is in India as a private citizen. But as a former First Lady she is given U.S. Secret Service protection for life, and the State Department awarded two contracts worth $16,143 and $6,301 for her security detail’s travel and lodging on the trip. Continue reading
Facebook faces what some are calling an “existential crisis” over revelations that its user data fell into the hands of the Trump campaign. Whether or not the attacks on the social media giant are justified, the fact is that the Obama campaign used Facebook (FB) data in the same way in 2012. But the reaction from the pundits and press back then was, shall we say, somewhat different.
According to various news accounts, a professor at Cambridge University built a Facebook app around 2014 that involved a personality quiz. About 270,000 users of the app agreed to share some of their Facebook information, as well as data from people on their friends list. As a result, tens of millions ended up part of this data-mining operation.
Consulting firm Cambridge Analytica, which paid for the research, later worked with the Trump campaign to help them target advertising campaigns on Facebook, using the data they’d gathered on users. Continue reading
I write this Open Letter, because I care about the future of Hungary as an integral part of the Western World. Moreover, as an American citizen, I am troubled by Viktor Orban’s criminal domestic and ruinous foreign policies.
The graveyards of history are littered with the skeletons of politicians who promised their peoples national greatness, if the latter only follow them blindly. In the overwhelming number of cases, such journeys into the darkness of the elusive utopia brought untold sufferings upon the peoples, before necessarily ending in irreversible national catastrophes.
The over thousand years history of Hungary is full of such national catastrophes. Listing them all will take several volumes. Here, it is suffice to state that most of them were the results of bad policy decisions, which were based on arrogant ignorance or sheer idiocy. Yet, throughout the centuries, Hungarians have wallowed in their misery and have steadfastly blamed everybody but themselves, while happily indulging in their favorite political pastime of continuously falsifying history.
The latest monthly Treasury report on taxes and spending shows that gross tax receipts in February were $1.4 billion higher than the year before. Weren’t the Republican tax cuts supposed to explode the deficit?
According to the report, the government took in $238.2 billion in taxes in February. The year before, tax revenues were $236.8 billion.
For fiscal year 2018, which started last October, taxes are up $50.5 billion compared with the same months last year, and are at a record high level for this five-month span.
The report does show that net receipts were lower in February compared with last year, but the main reason is that individual income tax refunds jumped $13.3 billion, while corporate tax refunds went up $4 billion, neither of which is the result of the tax cuts that took effect in January.
Even so, net receipts are up by $29.6 billion for the current fiscal year — a 2.4% increase — compared with the same period last year. That’s also a record high. (See nearby chart.)
Does this mean tax cuts are “paying for themselves”?
Not exactly. Income taxes collected in February were down $2.5 billion from last year — reflecting the new withholding tables. Corporate income tax collections, however, were essentially flat.
But remember, income taxes are hardly the only source of revenue for the federal government. And a faster-growing economy means more money pouring in from these other sources.
Payroll taxes, for example, are dependent on the number of people working and their wages. In February, the economy added 313,000 jobs, unemployment levels are now at or near record lows, and wages are climbing.
As a result, payroll taxes brought in $1.5 billion more in February than they did last year, and are up $11.4 billion this fiscal year. Federal excise taxes and customs duties are up $3.8 billion and $1 billion, respectively, this fiscal year.
What these numbers do show is that all the hand-wringing about the impact of the tax cuts on federal deficits was based on wildly exaggerated estimates of revenue losses, which failed to take into account the fact that a faster growing economy would offset at least of the lost revenue. That’s a point we’ve made repeatedly in this space.
In contrast, tax hikes almost always bring in less revenue than expected, because they dampen economic growth.
Democrats once understood this truism. It was JFK, after all, who said in 1962 “it is a paradoxical truth that tax rates are too high today and tax revenues are too low — and the soundest way to raise revenues in the long run is to cut rates now.”
Today’s Democrats, in contrast, uniformly opposed the Trump tax plan, and are now pushing to repeal most of it so they can spend an additional $1 trillion on government make-work infrastructure projects.
Their plan has no chance of being enacted, but at least voters will have a clear choice this November.
By Joseph A. Wulfsohn • The Federalist
In recent years, especially since Russia’s interference in the 2016 election, Internet giants like Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter have started policing things they find offensive or deem “fake news.” However, they often reprimand individuals whose politics lean one way and leave unscathed others whose politics lean another way.
While this is common knowledge among conservatives, the most recent examples of such a double standard are truly glaring. Conservative commentator and comedian Steven Crowder uploaded a video onto his YouTube channel that showed his intern crashing an LGBT panel on gender fluidity at SXSW, where he went undercover as a man who identified as a computer. YouTube removed the video. And Twitter suspended Crowder’s account.
According to screenshots, this was Twitter’s reasoning behind what was initially a 12-hour suspension: “Violating our rules against hateful conduct. You may not promote violence against, threaten, or harass other people on the basis of race, ethnicity, national origin, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, religious affiliation, age, disability, or serious disease.” Continue reading


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It doesn’t matter what I believe. It only matters what I can prove!— LT Daniel Kaffee
Facts are stubborn things; and whatever may be our wishes, our inclinations, or the dictates of our passion, they cannot alter the state of facts and evidence.— John Adams
… prior to 1660 only five persons out of over 33,000 had genuine middle names.— Kent P. Bailey & Ransom B. True
 Kent P. Bailey and Ransom B. True, A Guide to Seventeenth-Century Virginia Court Handwriting, Second Reprint 2015 (Richmond, Virginia: Virginia Genealogical Society, The Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities) p29.
If an unsourced, private tree falls in the forest and no one is around to hear it, serious genealogists cheer.— Serious genealogist
Doveryai, no proveryai.— Russian proverb
Is the genealogist insisting on sourced facts the whacker or the mole in Whac-a-Mole?— kms
By a curious quirk of human nature, rather than Mother Nature, every American family of the surname Washington is related to George, all Adamses are of the family of John Quincy, and all Jeffersons are cousins of Thomas—at least as far as family traditions are concerned.— Elizabeth Shown Mills, C.G., F.A.S.G.
If you don’t have time to do it right, when will you have time to do it over?— Coach John Wooden
I’ve come too far to see the end now— Nothing Left To Say, Imagine Dragons
Even if my way is wrong
But I keep pushing on and on and on and on
“Shall we never, never get rid of this Past?” cried he, keeping up the earnest tone of his preceding conversation. “It lies upon the Present like a giant’s dead body!”— Holgrave, The House of the Seven Gables by Nathaniel Hawthorne

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18" glossy, octagon chain link necklace with large lobster clasp - clasp onto any of the chain links to shorten the necklace and wear the lobster in the back for a different look.
Add a charm or pendant to the lobster clasp for that extra flare.
Material: Rhodium plated over brass
Size: ⅖" x ⅗" octagon link, 1⅕" x 1" lobster
Length: Approx. 18"
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Local songwriter star and novelist Bill Morrissey never made it a secret that his greatest musical influence was legendary bluesman Mississippi John Hurt (1892-1966). On Feb. 2, Philo Records releases Morrissey's CD tribute, Songs of Mississippi John Hurt. It promises to be one of the best and most talked-about folk CDs of the year, a quiet masterpiece evoking all of Hurt's alluring hardscrabble tenderness.
Morrissey's guitar style comes right from Hurt's soft, circular finger patterns. But the keenly etched lyrics and easy melodic lilt that makes his ballads so memorable are also deeply informed by the late bluesman's style.
"He was more of a songster that the kind of harsh, delta-style blues of Robert Johnson or Skip James," Morrissey said from his Brookline home, where he is finishing the final draft of his second novel, Imaginary Runner.
"It wasn't the real haunted blues; it was more wry. You can almost see him winking when he sings certain lines. There was an angelic charisma, this gentle sweetness to him, that I always found riveting."


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MOST hot tub owners are putting up a thin veneer of respectability.
BRITAIN doesn't need any more drug consumption rooms, it has been claimed.


C.A. Johnson’s Caleb Pearson scored five touchdowns to lead the Green Hornets to a 35-12 win over the Ridge Spring-Monetta Trojans Friday, November 4 in the first round of the Class A playoffs.
Ridge Spring-Monetta got the scoring started in the first quarter with a drive that began at its 30. Two runs by Deante Hopkins moved the ball to the 40. Then James Bosket found Tykeen Martin for a 60-yard touchdown pass to give the Trojans a 6-0 lead with 11 minutes left in the quarter.
The score held until the second quarter. C.A. Johnson began a drive at its 41. Dawan Rice had two runs for ten yards, and Pearson had two carries for 23 yards to get the ball to the Ridge Spring-Monetta 26. Then Pearson connected with Rice for 11 yards. Pearson finished the drive with two runs for 15 yards, including a 10-yard touchdown run. Rice made the two-point conversion, and the Green Hornets led 8-6 with 7:37 left in the quarter.
C.A. Johnson’s next drive began at its 40. After a penalty set the Green Hornets back to the 35, DeJayline Jacobs rushed for 11 yards to the 46. Rice then carried the ball to the 50. Pearson rushed twice for 14 yards, and Rice moved the ball to the 29 before a penalty set it back to the 44. Pearson gained five yards back on the next play before finding Rice for an 11-yard gain to the 28. On the next play, Pearson ran 28 yards to the end zone for a touchdown. The two-point conversion was no good, but the Green Hornets led 14-6 at halftime.
C.A. Johnson added to its lead in the third quarter with a drive that started at the Trojans’ 48 following a fumble recovery by Jaylen Miller. A holding penalty moved the ball back to the C.A. Johnson 39. Rice had two rushes for ten yards, and Pearson rushed once for seven yards. As the Green Hornets lined up to punt, Rice took a direct snap and ran to the 27 for a first down. Jacobs carried the ball to the 23. Rice got two carries to move the ball to the 10, and then Pearson found the end zone on the next play. The two-point conversion was no good, and the Green Hornets led 20-6 with 3:55 left in the third quarter.
Pearson’s fourth touchdown of the game came on a 54-yard run to the end zone. He then found Terrill Hopkins for the two-point conversion to push the C.A. Johnson lead to 28-6 with 10:03 left in the fourth quarter.
Pearson closed out the C.A. Johnson scoring for with a 3-yard touchdown run. The extra point gave the Green Hornets a 35-6 lead with 4:11 left in the game.
Ridge Spring-Monetta added a late score when Bosket found Martin again, this time from 30 yards to set the final score at 35-12.
Pearson rushed for 147 yards and five touchdowns on 18 carries. He also complete 2-of-4 passes for 22 yards. Rice rushed for 135 yards on 20 carries. He also had two catches for 22 yards.
With the win, C.A. Johnson improves to 7-4, its most wins in a season since 2009. The Green Hornets will face the Wagener Salley Eagles Thursday, November 10. C.A. Johnson defeated Wagener-Salley 32-0 last season in the first round of the Class 1A playoffs.
“I don’t pretend to not pay attention to this stuff. Do you know the last time this school won seven games?” C.A. Johnson head coach Scotty Dean said. “Seven wins and we make it to the second round of the playoffs. We played Wagener Salley last year. I’m pretty sure they are going to be chomping at the bit a little bit. They have a good football team, always do. We’re just looking forward to going over there and seeing how the kids compete.”
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Young technical college students impressed with inventiveness and team spirit at the Fill Hackathon.
On December 14 and 15, Fill Machine Engineering in Gurten, Upper Austria, was a hive of activity away from the normal work processes. A total of 40 male and female students from the technical colleges (HTLs) in Andorf, Ried, Braunau, and Grieskirchen put their inventiveness to the test in five mixed teams of eight students. Within the framework of the mechatronic challenge, the aim was to solve tricky problems in the fields of design, 3D printing, automation, and programming. Without any restrictions in terms of creativity or software and hardware. Quite the opposite, in fact. The more creative the approaches taken, the greater the chance was to win one of the wonderful prizes. The young talents tackled the tasks enthusiastically. However, one team's project stood out from the numerous interesting and often unconventional solutions. Furthermore, the best groups of two were selected in each discipline. The successful teams were delighted with the prizes worth 3,000 euros.
Gurten, December 19, 2022 – "Young people have tremendous potential. With their enthusiasm, they often create remarkable solutions. And it was pretty amazing to experience this concentrated creative energy," says Alois Wiesinger, CTO (Chief Technology Officer) of Fill Machine Engineering, who was very impressed by the "Hackathon" participants.
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The challenge extending across different disciplines and HTLs made the Fill Hackathon unique. The individual teams were composed of two students each from the HTLs in Andorf, Braunau, Grieskirchen, and Ried. A total of five such teams took part in the challenge. An order process had to be represented in a laboratory environment by the team of 8. The task was to collaborate with the other students, to learn from one another, and to complete a project successfully together under deadline pressure. Fill provided each team with a professional laboratory environment featuring 3D printers, all the necessary tools, and various utensils. The young talents achieved exceptional results, often with a playful approach.
The starting point for the order process was a user interface programmed by the students. The jury used this to place an order for a 3D-printed Fill "Filli Future" mascot. Upon order entry, the driverless transport system (FTS) received the start command to gather the individual parts in the hall as quickly as possible and without any collisions. The components had previously been designed and optimized by the design team and made by the 3D printing team. A set of assembly instructions also had to be produced. In the goods issue area, the FTS automatically unloaded the collected components at the goods issue box. Once assembled by the jury, the performance of the individual disciplines was evaluated under consideration of given criteria.
Closing event in the Fill Future Dome
The individual groups presented their developed projects and solutions to around 150 classmates, teachers, and coaches in the Fill Future Dome on December 16. "All of the work shown was outstanding. The young people approached the task with tremendous commitment and had lots of fun with it as well. A remarkable achievement by all participants," said Alois Wiesinger in praise of the high standard of projects presented. The winner of this challenge was team 4, comprising Luca Kraus and Viktoria Reiter (HTL Ried), Simon Hehenberger and David Haginger (HTL Andorf), Stefan Berghammer and Michael Weindl (HTL Braunau), and Janik Neissl and Lea Seifried (HTL Grieskirchen). "The Hackathon at Fill was a great experience! A good example of working together well! We learned a great deal! Fun all round! It was awesome and we learned a lot!" – the eight students were delighted with their success and the great prizes at the first Fill Hackathon. The extraordinary initiative was brought to a successful end with a fantastic atmosphere and lively discussions between different generations at the closing event in the Fill Future Dome.
Fill is a leading international machine engineering company based in Gurten, Upper Austria. With sophisticated high-tech systems and custom manufacturing solutions for metal, plastics and wood, Fill makes its customers the best in their fields. The automotive, aviation, sports and building industries all benefit from Fill's expertise. Since it was founded in 1966, the company has distinguished itself through enormous innovative strength, strong values and the best jobs. “If you are seeking the best solution, shape your future with Fill” is the guiding principle of the company’s more than 950 employees. “Wir sind 1! We are one!” is their vision and stands for togetherness not only with the team, but also with customers, suppliers and partners. The company is 100 percent family-owned and managed by Andreas Fill (CEO), Martin Reiter (CSO), Alois Wiesinger (CTO), and Günter Redhammer (COO). In 2021, Fill recorded sales of around 180 million euros.
The winning team members were overjoyed with their success and the great prize at the first Fill Hackathon.
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In Newport News for the dedication of his latest public works sculpture, Ed Hamilton visited with students at An Achievable Dream Middle and High School on Friday, May 16, 2014. Hamilton heard about An Achievable Dream and wanted to share his story with the students, encouraging them to pursue their dreams no matter how large. He also gave them a “sneak preview” of his new work, The Unfinished March, the centerpiece of the Martin Luther King Jr. Plaza, located at 25th Street and Jefferson Avenue. The statue, a large bronze bas-relief featuring the front row of a Civil Rights march with Dr. King in the center, his hand reaching out, was unveiled and dedicated on Saturday, May 17. Prior to the dedication, Washington said that he was happy to have the sculpture in Newport News and hoped it would inspire young people.
Hamilton, based in Louisville, Kentucky, is known for creating public sculptures that commemorate the people and events that figure prominently in African American history. His work includes The Spirit of Freedom at the African American Civil War Memorial in Washington, D.C., and The Amistad Memorial in New Haven, Conn. In Louisville, the larger-than-life Abraham Lincoln looks over a waterfront park. One of Hamilton’s first commissions was the Booker T. Washington statue on the campus of Hampton University in 1983.


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Susan Chen is among the most popular and promising artists who deal with the East Asian theme in their creative work. Her paintings have attracted the attention of art lovers before the COVID-19 pandemic and, especially, after it. For instance, Chen’s works at her first personal exhibition at Meredith Rosen Gallery in New York were sold out even before its official opening (Harley 2020). Apart from that, Chen’s MFA thesis exhibition that was postponed several times because of the pandemic had a waiting list of people who wanted to attend her solo show. Thus, the managers of the Metropolitan Museum of Art decided to organize collaboration with Susan Chen and show her works as a new word in Asian art history. The idea seems worthy of attention because Chen’s paintings focus on the important topic of the limits of Asian and Asian Americans’ representation in the media.
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Chen’s latest works devoted to the COVID-19 pandemic clearly show that people still tend to evaluate each other on their race or country where they live. Susan Chen tries to show through her works that inclusion into the dominant culture may not lead to liberation (Harley 2020). That is why Asian Americans still remain more Asian than Americans, and Chen sees her primary goal as showing that people are more than their race, and the latter cannot be called clean or not. One of Susan Chen’s works painted in 2020, titled Inject Disinfectant, where she is hooked to an IV that looks like a Clorox spray and is sipping Lysol, insinuates that she tries to disinfect herself. This picture may have either COVID-19 implications, as everyone is using antiseptics now, or the fact that Asian people are still seen as if their bodies themselves need disinfection because they are contagious.
Susan Chen’s artworks are definitely sellable, and her previous exhibitions where her works were sold even before their official openings only confirm this claim. The popularity of Susan Chen’s paintings may be explained by the fact that the artist touches upon the topics that were quite rarely represented in other painters’ works. Thus, the combination of up-to-date topics such as racial discrimination and lack of representation of Asians or Asian Americans with a quite limited number of artworks provokes great public response and resonance in the media. Moreover, it is worth mentioning that Susan Chen’s artworks may be considered sellable because she currently writes portraits that always were valued by the general public. Moreover, portraits written by Susan Chen may be considered not only portraits but the socially important images of real Asian Americans. They are entitled to at least lessen the degree of racial discrimination that exists in the modern world (Harley 2020). Thus, Susan Chen’s paintings may be not only sellable but also socially significant as they make people think about such issues as race discrimination and the lack of media representation of particular groups.
The exhibition where it will be possible to buy Susan Chen’s paintings will be conducted in the Metropolitan Art Museum later in spring 2022. People may see her paintings together with other works of East Asian art to look at this culture from a new and modern perspective. They will be able not only to look at the pictures or buy them but also see Susan Chen and talk to her about the paintings and her plans for future projects.
Wong, Harley. 2020. “Susan Chen’s Portraits of Asian Americans Reckon with a History of Exclusion.” Artsy, Web.

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What’s messing with your hormones?
A number of internal and external factors can mess with our hormones causing them to become unbalanced.
In this blog post we talk about how diet, stress, endocrine disrupting chemicals, genetics and inactivity can cause our hormones to become imbalanced.
Diet – Highly processed foods, preservatives and growth hormones in animal products including dairy, pesticides sprayed on fruit and vegetables and alcohol can negatively affect hormones. Phytoestrogens found in foods like soy, citrus and wheat can have a positive or negative effect depending on what stage of life you are at.
Stress – Stress in the short term is likely to have a positive effect on the body. It signals the adrenal glands to release cortisol the ‘stress hormone’ into the blood stream. This causes the body to reduce any nonessential functions for a short time so that the stressor can be overcome. However, chronic stress can lead to constantly high levels of cortisol in the blood which can start to affect everything from sleep to mood to weight. Fertility is also affected as the body does not want to fall pregnant if it is under extreme stress.
Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals – Otherwise known as EDC’s, are generally man made materials that can affect our hormones by reducing or stopping their release by mimicking their function and competing with hormones at our cell receptors. EDC’s are found in personal care products, cleaning products, food and plastics.
Genetics – Hormonal conditions such as thyroid issues can run in families. Hormones also regulate genes and change how they are expressed which means an imbalance in your hormones can lead to your genes being turned on or off which can lead to certain health conditions.
Inactivity – Lack of exercise in itself is not going to be the single cause of a hormone imbalance, though it may be part of a collection of things that do. However, regular moderate exercise can help to balance hormones by reducing stress, boosting your immune system, maintaining a healthy weight, balancing blood sugar, and detoxing oestrogen and toxins from the body.
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KATMANDOU: Binod Paudel, director of Bulbul, is soon preparing a new feature film âRubber Cityâ.
Shot in the United States, this film is a story of the struggles of Bhutanese refugees who languished in Nepal for over a decade and then resettled in the United States.
The “Rubber City” team shared the poster on social media on December 1.
Abeeral Thapa, one of the film’s producers, has said that filming for the entire film will take place in the United States and will include, among others, actors Sushank Mainali, Bikram Kumar Sharma and Radha Sharma Lamsal.
Mainali will be seen in the lead role.
Director Paudel had been trying to get grants for this film for years, and he even presented the project at the Busan Asian Project Market in 2019.
However, due to Covid-19 and the pandemic, the project was delayed due to which he had to wait to receive grants.
Thapa has stated that Kirtana Banskota, Abeeral Thapa, Yatin Parkhani, Bhakta Rijal and Raju Paudel will be producing this film.
Awaken Productions and Banskota Productions will collaborate on this project.
The film’s initial budget was estimated at US $ 500,000, which corresponds to roughly six crore Nepalese rupees.
Poudel’s first film “Bulbul”, released in 2019, won several awards including the national award for best director.
It was also officially submitted to the 93rd Academy Award in the Best Foreign Language of Nepal category.
Paudel said he was looking for other actors for the film.
“We are trying to introduce new faces into this film,” he said, adding: “We want to encourage Nepalese residing in the United States who have the potential to act but have never worked in films. . “
The film crew is auditioning for the lead female role of around 24 or 25 this month.
Ankit Poudel, whose short was shortlisted at the 2020 Sundance Film Festival, will capture the film as director of photography.
Thapa said they plan to complete “Rubber City” by 2022. He added that post-production work will be done in the United States and India.
The film will premiere at film festivals around the world and then release in Nepal.


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Our Global Gourmet recipe series is designed to bring the foods we loved while traveling into our own kitchens and onto our own dinner tables. And since no meal is ever complete without a glass of wine to go with it, we’ve included wine, beer or spirit pairings as well.
The key to recreating International dishes at home is to start with an authentic recipe, adapt it to substitute ingredients you can’t find or don’t know how to work with, and simplify difficult techniques. Then it becomes more approachable and possible to make and enjoy at home.
This Global Gourmet recipe is a dish that you can find in the seaside village of Tossa de Mar in Catalunya.
Catalan Cim i Tomba
We experienced this dish for the first time while visiting Tossa de Mar in Costa Brava, Spain. Being right on the coastline, Tossa has always been a fishing village, but before modern fishing techniques were introduced to the area, the fisherman would go out in their small boats and spend long hours at sea each day, so they would take some basic ingredients out on the boat with them to make their lunch. Using a small stove and an iron pot, they would cook up a fish stew, called Cim i Tomba.
Although the tradition isn’t found much in today’s modern fishing vessels, the Cim I Tomba is still a much-loved dish and is often on the menu in Tossa’s restaurants. In September, many of the restaurants create their own versions of the dish and include it on a special 3-course menu throughout the month, so locals and visitors can try the different varieties around town.
We had the good fortune of tasting this dish at Tossa’s only Michelin star restaurant, La Cuina Can de Simon. It was served as a silky fish broth with the other typical ingredients (potato, fish and onion) on the side – a sort of deconstructed version.
That was the perfect way for us to determine how to make it for ourselves at home. While you can certainly find recipes for this dish online, they are mostly written in Catalan, which would then have to be translated. But the dish is fairly simple and was easy enough for us to recreate. The version we’re making here is very close to the one we had at Can Simon. It’s hearty, warming and delicious. Perfect for a meal in the fall, or as a starter.
Pairing Cim i Tomba with Wine
There are a number of wines that could be paired with this soup, due to its heartiness. Generally, potato soups, or lighter fish stews pair well with crisp, dry whites that are intense, with enough acidity to stand up to the garlic. Grenache Blanc is a varietal that can be found in the growing regions of Catalonia, like Emporda, where the grape is called Garnacha Blanca., We’ve chosen it as the pairing for this soup because in Catalonia they strive to use as many local products as possible. You’re eating a soup with all local ingredients and so you should drink a local wine, as well.
While many of the great Grenache Blancs you get find in Catalonia are not widely distributed outside of the region, you can find many great grenache blancs from around the world, like France and California, so it should be relatively easy to find. If not, a Sauvignon Blanc or Pinot Grigio will also pair well.
How to Make Cim i Tomba
We decided to use a high-quality fish broth to make our Cim I Tomba, because we made the dish while we were staying in a very small apartment in Girona, Catalonia, where the kitchen wasn’t big enough, so we didn’t want to try to build a flavorful stock on our own. If you like making stock, by all means you can make your own fish stock. You can also just use water for the soup base, if you don’t have access to either. Using a good quality fish stock is just fine, if you need to save time.
Chop the onions and potatoes into small pieces. The size of the pieces doesn’t really matter, so cut them into the sizes you’d like to eat. I prefer smaller chunks. In the end, you can decide if you want to mash up some of the potatoes to thicken the soup, or leave them all in cubes.
First you saute the onions in a bit of olive oil, then when they are translucent, add the potatoes and the stock.
Cover and allow to simmer on medium heat for about 20 minutes, until the potato are fork tender. You don’t want to overcook the potatoes, because they’ll start to crumble and thicken the soup, which shouldn’t happen until after you add the fish.
A firm fish, like hake or monkfish works best. Cod can be used if others aren’t available. The fish needs to stand up to the cooking, so it doesn’t fall apart in the soup. I added one 4oz filet for each serving of soup. Place the filet in the hot soup and continue cooking for another 5-8 minutes until the fish is cooked through. Then add the aioli, gently stir to mix, then allow to cook for another 3-4 minutes.
One the fish was cooked, we removed about a cup of the potatoes and mashed them up, then returned them to the stew. This made a thicker stew, rather than soup. This is up to your preference.
As I mentioned before, there are many different versions of this dish. Some recipes include bell peppers, tomatoes or other vegetables. You can adjust it and vary it according to your tastes and preferences.
We ate our soup with other Catalan products, like buttifara (sausage) and frisols (beans). It can definitely be eaten alone, but when there are so many great local products to try, we figured we might as well build a feast!
(As always, all thoughts and opinions expressed in this post are my own honest reflection of our travel experiences).
This soup is referred to as Fisherman's Stew in the coastal region of Catalan. It contains fish, potatoes, and lots of garlic.
- 1 tbsp olive oil
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 1 lb red or russet potatoes, chopped
- 1 quart high-quality fish stock
- 4 4 oz filets of firm fish, hake, monkfish, cod
- 2-3 tbsp aioli, to taste
- 1 tsp salt
- 1 tsp pepper
- Optional: bell pepper, tomato
- Chop onions and potatoes.
- Saute onions in olive oil until transluscent. Add potatoes and fish stock.
- Cover and simmer over medium heat for 25 minutes, until potatoes are tender.
- Add fish filets and simmer for an additional 5-8 minutes until fish is cooked through.
- Add aioli and stir gently to mix. Simmer for an additional 3-4 minutes to incorporate the aioli.
Serving Size:1 bowl
Amount Per Serving:Calories: 538Total Fat: 29gSaturated Fat: 8gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 18gCholesterol: 146mgSodium: 835mgCarbohydrates: 20gFiber: 3gSugar: 3gProtein: 48g
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Laura Lynch, creator and writer of Savored Journeys, is an avid world traveler, certified wine expert, and international food specialist. She has written about travel and food for over 20 years and has visited 70+ countries.

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Omega debuts LVTX-10 ultrasonic distance and level sensors
January 26, 2017 | By Manufacturing AUTOMATION
Jan. 26, 2017 – Omega has introduced the LVTX-10 series close range ultrasonic distance and level sensors, describing them as low-profile ultrasonic transmitter modules designed to provide continuous measurement of fluids, pastes, or uneven solid bulk materials in constrained working zones.
Boasting “state-of-the-art” dual-sensor ultrasonic technology and processing algorithms, all LVTX-10 sensors promise to provide accurate measurement for factory automation, warehouse materials control, pipe and conveyor belt blockage, or tank level applications with non-uniform surfaces.
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A seabird spectacular
Sheer cliffs loom from the sea at St Abbs Head, giving dramatic views of the Berwickshire coastline and providing an early summer home for nesting seabirds. Watch the constantly moving mass of birds in the narrow inlets, or admire their swooping flight as they head out towards the stormy seas. Rocky grassland at the cliff top is dotted with colourful flowers and fast moving butterflies, whilst the underlying rocks tell their own story of boiling volcanoes and ancient oceans.
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Midnight Community is a new radio series broadcasting exclusive sets from artists all over the world who in our opinion have real eclectic taste when it comes to Electronic Music.
For episode #68 we have Discognition selecting.
Originally from Columbus, OH he made an unorthodox change from producing bass music for several years to the more melodic and organic style you hear today. With a couple of moves around the United States, Discognition has made his name known throughout the West Coast and has settled at a new home base in Denver, CO. With a unique blend of smooth driving basslines, catchy melodies and high soaring breakdowns, creative risks make his tracks immediately recognizable and stand out amongst the crowded genre. His music is quickly getting noticed and signed with some of the genres top performing labels like Purified Records, AVA Recordings, and hitting the #13 spot on beatport’s progressive house charts with his single ‘Devotion’ on Elliptical Sun Melodies.


C Harper expands with acquisition of Rotolo's in Fallowfield Township
March 2, 2022
C Harper Auto Group has expanded again – this time westward.
The Rostraver Township-based group has acquired Rotolo’s Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram in Fallowfield Township, according to Kimberly Loszewski, spokesperson for C Harper. She said the deal was consummated recently and the transition from Rotolo’s began Thursday.
New signage is up on the Route 88 dealership, which has been rechristened C Harper CDJR Mon Valley.
Loszewski, CEO of Savvy Marketing Group of Pittsburgh, could not provide financial details on the transaction or how the deal impacts employees and management at the former Rotolo’s, which has been in business since 1971. Josie Rotolo Pelzer was listed as dealership president on the Rotolo website.
As for possible payroll moves, Loszewski said, “Those are operational questions and a lot has to be determined.”
She added, however, that “C Harper is growing, and it’s always about job creation” with the company, a family-owned operation for nearly 40 years.
“C Harper doesn’t sway from its core values,” she said. “Family loyalty and integrity are their foundations.”
She said the company, owned by Casey Harper Jr., now has eight locations, including the former Rotolo’s. The firm’s footprint stretches from Fallowfield east to New Alexandria, Westmoreland County. C Harper acquired a dealership there a little more than a year ago – C Harper Chevrolet East.
That footprint also includes a commercial truck super center along Route 51, near the firm’s Rostraver roots, and the C Harper Connellsville dealership.


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Aaron Ashmore has revealed more details about his role on Syfy's Warehouse 13.
It was announced in February that the former Smallville star will appear in the show's third season as Steve Jinks, a new partner for Pete (Eddie McClintock).
"Steve is a very logical guy, thrown into this illogical world, and is basically trying to figure it out," Ashmore told Collider. "He's a little stand-offish at times, but they've done a great job, throughout the season, of just giving you little pieces of the puzzle of who he is, so that it peels it away throughout."
The actor added that Steve and Pete will have a "different" relationship than the one shared by Pete and his former partner Myka (Joanne Kelly).
"Steve and Pete's dynamic is going to be much different from what Myka and Pete's dynamic is, but different can be interesting," he insisted. "Hopefully, people will give Steve a chance."
Ashmore admitted that he has "been online a little bit" to measure the reaction of Warehouse 13 fans to Myka's departure.
"People have said, 'The fans are going to be really upset that you're replacing Myka as Pete's partner' but what are you going to do?" he asked. "I could really stress about it, or I can do my thing and trust in the writers and the producers that they know the fanbase."
Ashmore previously revealed that Steve's lie-detecting abilities will make him unpopular with his fellow ATF agents.
Warehouse 13 returns to Syfy on Monday, July 11 at 9/8c.
Watch a preview clip from the Warehouse 13 season premiere - featuring Aaron Ashmore - below:

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Gold and silver prices continue to dwindle as both metals edged down for the second consecutive day. Even the hike in Euro/USD and other related currencies such as the Aussie dollar didn’t reverse the decline in precious metals prices. The rate of U.S housing starts decreased last month while the rate of building permits rose. This news also didn’t seem to have much of an effect on the bullion market. After the hike in Spanish bond yields they have finally changed direction and started to come down. They are still high at 7.03%, after they had reached 7.29%. The FOMC meeting will end today (update: FOMC extends operation twist until the end of 2012) and will conclude with a press conference and a statement about its updated monetary policy. Currently gold is declining. On today’s agenda: the minutes of the recent MPC meeting will come out, and China’s manufacturing PMI flash report.
Here is a short analysis for gold and silver for Wednesday, June 20th:
Precious Metals –June Update
Gold price edged down on Tuesday by 0.23% to $1,623.2; silver also fell by 1.06% to $28.37. During the month gold rose by 3.77% and silver by 2.2%.
The chart below shows the normalized rates of these precious metals during June (normalized to 100 as of May 31st).
According to the latest U.S. Census Bureau report the annual rate of housing starts declined while the rate of building permits rose. This report sends another mixed signal of the development in the housing market.
As I have sited in past posts, there is a supposed lagged (by one day) and negative correlation between the monthly changes in housing starts and daily shifts in gold price; i.e. as the annual rate of housing starts falls, gold tends to rise the following day. If this relation will hold up it could positively affect gold during today’s trading.
On Today’s Agenda
Statement of FOMC Meeting: Following a two day meeting, the FOMC will release a statement updating its monetary policy. I think the FOMC won’t announce of another stimulus plan, especially after the recent testimony of given by Bernanke; if there will be a change in the FOMC’s policy in the statement, then it may affect the USD and gold and silver prices; I speculate if there won’t be another call for a stimulus plan or even a hint moving toward this direction in the near future, gold and silver prices are likely to decline;
FOMC Economic Projection: the FOMC will update its estimate on U.S economic growth and inflation for 2012 and 2013. Based on this projection, it could also explain the FOMC monetary policy and recent statement;
FOMC Press Conference – Bernanke Speaks: following the FOMC meeting the Chairman of the Fed will give a speech to sum up the main points of the recent FOMC meeting and decisions; Bernanke’s speech could influence stocks, commodities and forex traders;
MPC Meeting Minutes: Following the recent MPC meeting, in which it was announced the rate will remain flat at 0.5% and the asset purchase program, will stay at £325 billion, despite the concerns the MPC have about the rising inflation;
China flash Manufacturing PMI: according to the HSBC Manufacturing PMI report for April the Manufacturing PMI edged down to 48.7; this index indicates the developments in China’s manufacturing sectors growth; if this negative growth will continue, this may also adversely affect bullion prices;
Currencies / Gold & Silver Market – June Update
The Euro/US Dollar hiked on Tuesday by 0.86% to 1.2685. During the month (UTD) the Euro/U.S Dollar increased by 2.58%. Furthermore, other exchange rates including the Aussie dollar and Canadian dollar also appreciated during Tuesday against the USD by 0.64% and 0.63%, respectively. Despite the recovery of the Euro and Aussie dollar, both gold and silver didn’t seem to be affected from it as both metals were traded down. Nonetheless, if the U.S dollar will continue to depreciate against these currencies, it may curb the fall of bullion rates. Currently the Euro is edging down against the USD.
Current Gold and Silver Rates as of June 20th
Gold (July 2012 delivery) is traded at $1,619.9 per t oz. a $3.3 or 0.2% decrease as of 08:10*.
Silver (July 2012 delivery) is at $28.405 per t oz – a $0.037 or 0.13% increase as of 08:10*.
Daily Outlook for June 20th
The upcoming FOMC statement and press conference could result in yet another storm in a teacup especially if the Fed won’t budge from its current monetary policy. Since the prices of bullion have already tumbled down after the testimony of the Chairman of the Fed, then if the FOMC won’t come up with big headlines, precious metals are likely to trade down (but I speculate not by much). Of course if the Fed will make an announcement or even hint it will consider anther stimulus plan this news could rally bullion rates. Finally the upcoming China’s manufacturing PMI might also affect commodities markets if there will be a sharp shift in this index.
Here is a reminder of the top events and publications that are scheduled for today and tomorrow (all times GMT):
09:30 – MPC Meeting Minutes
17:30 – FOMC Meeting (Statement)
19:00 – FOMC Economic Projection
19:15 – FOMC Press Conference – Bernanke Speaks
3:30– China flash Manufacturing PMI
09:00 – Euro Area Manufacturing PMI (June 2012)
09:30 –Retails Sales GB (May 2012)
Tentative – British 10 Year Bond Auction
13:30 –Retails Sales Canada (April 2012)
13:30 – U.S. Jobless Claims Weekly Report
15:00 – U.S. Existing Home Sales
15:00 – Philly Fed Manufacturing Index
15:30 – EIA U.S. Natural Gas Storage Update
17:00 – ECB President Draghi Speaks
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Senior Asset Reliability & Maintenance Manager
Cincinnati, OH 41022 US
Large food company with well known brands is looking for a seasoned maintenance manager who can focus on strategic and plant improvement projects. Will lead maintenance managers and supervisors in daily operations and collaborate with cross-functional teams.
- Participate in capital planning.
- Lead the Asset Reliability and Continuous Improvement Programs.
- Supervise the optimization of manufacturing processes with a focus on preventive maintenance.
- Identify and manage outside contractors
- Propose cost effective equipment and manpower utilization solutions to the Director of Manufacturing.
- Ensure the plant equipment and facilities meet OSHA standards.
- Will manage a large budget for maintenance repairs.
Bachelors degree or equivalent and 10+ years of related experience.
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Reality TV in the Social Media Economy Cluster
Something has changed about the way we watch reality TV. For example, Selling Sunset, a show about selling luxury homes in the Hollywood Hills area, is the new platonic ideal of reality TV. It presents the glamorous, unattainable Hollywood lifestyle but is grounded by the viewers’ social media engagement with the subjects online. These viewing practices facilitate a novel method of watching reality TV. Engagement is now self-reflexive: drama on many of the shows has its roots in Instagram, TikTok, or Reddit feuds about the show, rather than actual conflicts that unfold on-camera. Other series, such as Vanderpump Rules, Indian Matchmaking, and Too Hot to Handle similarly thrive in this social media economy. Reality TV isn’t new, but it feels new.
We’ve observed renewed popular appeal of reality TV as hinging on formal and narratorial novelty. Viewers are invested to the point of parasociality, granting them the power to influence storylines and the creation of future shows or spin-offs. Reality TV is now part of the viewer’s own reality. This cluster will challenge disciplinary boundaries between literary, media, and cinematic scholarship to create dialogue about the changing burdens on and affordances of reality TV in the social media economy.
This cluster invites essays that analyze reality TV shows and their capacity to engage with audiences on online platforms. Possible series for analysis (besides those aforementioned) include RuPaul’s Drag Race, Tiger King, The Ultimatum, The Real Housewives, The Kardashians, Big Brother, Survivor, and Love is Blind. We are happy to accept proposals on any reality TV series, across languages and geographical space, with a bias towards recency.
Email Cassandra Luca and Avneet Sharma (McGill University) at firstname.lastname@example.org to submit a proposal of no more than 300 words and a short biographical statement (no more than 75 words), by Friday, October 6, 2023. Potential contributors will be notified by Friday, October 20 and they will then have to submit their essays (1500-3000 words) by Friday, December 15.


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• During surgery, real-time ultrasound scanning accurately localized a parathyroid adenoma posterior to the superior pole of the right thyroid lobe. This was made feasible because of the ultrasound features of parathyroid tissue and current developments in ultrasound instrumentation.
(Arch Surg 116:234-235, 1981)
Sigel B, Kraft AR, Nyhus LM, Coelho JCU, Gavin MP, Spigos DG. Identification of a Parathyroid Adenoma by Operative Ultrasonography. Arch Surg. 1981;116(2):234-235. doi:10.1001/archsurg.1981.01380140080020


The GreenshopBisley, Gloucestershire
Potter & Holmes acted as the executive architects to the concept architects, Architype.
The primary intention for this project was to build an entirely sustainable, carbon zero ‘eco-building' which demonstrates many of the sustainable products sold by The Greenshop Group.
The structure of the building is a highly insulated timber frame, insulated in Warmcel recycled newspaper insulation to the exterior walls, and Thermafleece sheep's wool insulation to the interior walls.
A variety of sustainable and environmentally friendly products were used in the building; for example, the flooring was a combination of recycled car-tyre entrance matting, oak boards and bamboo flooring and Marmoleum (linoleum which is a mixture of flax, chalk and linseed oil).
The building encompasses two brown roofs and a green roof, intended to absorb storm water and provide a wildlife habitat, and a steel north roof to aid water run-off for rainwater harvesting, which covers 50% of the total water consumption.
As well as low-energy lighting which reduce energy consumption, means of generating sustainable energy were installed in the build, including solar thermal panels on the south and east walls and a log boiler connecting to a Consolar thermal store to provide energy for the underfloor heating and hot water, and photovoltaic panels at a 30 degree angle on the south facing roof to contribute to the building's electricity consumption.
The exterior is clad in local Douglas Fir to the upper parts of the walls, and rendered in Lime to the lower part.


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XM Studios Nightcrawler (Classic) 1/4 Premium Collectibles Statu
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XM Studios is excited to present our next 1/4 scale MARVEL Premium Collectibles series statue, Nightcrawler (Classic). Nightcrawler’s agility and acrobatic reflexes are showcased here as he teleports away from Sentinel’s tentacles, leaving a trail of BAMF! cloud as he carries the momentum and prepares to launch a downward attack. Each painstakingly handcrafted statue is individually hand-painted with the highest possible XM’s famous quality finish.
This is a dynamic piece packed with movement and action that is further highlighted by the Sentinel’s tentacles twining around, following the mutant hero as Sentinel attempts an attack. Kurt Wagner is donned in his red and black outfit which is modernized with textures and panels. His blue prehensile tail curls behind him as he springs into action. Collectors can choose between various head, arms and tail switch outs for swashbuckling, trio-swords wielding Nightcrawler, or a more iconic portrait featuring his shorter hair, equipped with 1 sword.
Bestellen Sie vor dem 24.08.2022, 00:00 Uhr, um eine Metallplakette des vorgestellten Charakters als Frühbucher-Vorbestellungsgeschenk zu erhalten!
Born in Bavaria to the blue-skinned shapeshifting mutant later known as Mystique, Kurt Wagner was shunned at birth due to his having blue skin, pointed ears, fangs, and a long pointed tail. At the time disguised as Baroness Wagner, Mystique's true identity was revealed after she gave birth to Kurt, and the pair were chased by an angry mob. Fleeing to the nearby falls, Mystique threw the infant Kurt over the edge and fled. Read more here.
The Nightcrawler (Classic) Collectibles statue features:
Highly detailed sculpt featuring Nightcrawler (Classic) teleporting away from Sentinel.
Two (2) head sculpts: 1 with snarling portrait, 1 with baring teeth portrait.
Two (2) left arm switch outs: 1 without weapon, 1 wielding a sword resembling cutlass.
Two (2) right arm switch outs: 1 wielding a sword resembling cutlass, 1 wielding a rapier with ornate decorations.
Two (2) tail switch outs: 1 without weapon, 1 wielding a rapier with ornate decorations.
Crafted in Polystone,
Each handcrafted statue is individually hand-painted with the high-quality finish.
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Placement of nitrogen in spinach (Spinacea oleracea L.): a method to increase seed yield?
Seed production of spinach (Spinacea oleracea L.) is positively affected by increasing the amounts of nitrogen (N); however, regulations restrict the application rate of N in Danish agriculture. The aim of our study was to test different N application strategies in spinach seed production and their effects on N concentration, seed yield, seed weight and germination. A total amount of 100–150 kg N ha -1 was broadcast or placed at sowing or applied as a split application at sowing and pre-elongation at the Danish Institute of Agricultural Sciences, location Flakkebjerg. Seed yields were positively affected by the high N applications, but no difference was observed between 150 kg N ha -1 broadcast at sowing, and 40 kg N ha -1 broadcast at sowing with an additional late application at a rate based on soil mineral N analysis. No consistent pattern was observed between N management strategy and seed weight or N management strategy and germination. A high N concentration in the plants at the start of growth showed negative effects on final seed yield, whereas later in the season there was a significantly positive correlation between N concentration in the plants and seed yield. A soil mineral analysis can be used as a tool to adjust the N application rate when a split application strategy is chosen.
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I'm not good at sewing yet...really wanting to learn. I've seen LOTS of cool Wench outfits that I just drool over. I finally designed my own Pirate/Wench/Elven wench outfit.
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How do you successfully tuck your skirts into your belt? Where can I get some damned cool knee-lenght, white cotton bloomers? And where can I find a good pattern for wenchy circle skirts?
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New York Giants wideouts Hakeem Nicks and Mario Manningham are active for Sunday's crucial NFC showdown against the San Francisco 49ers.
Nicks, who missed the Giants' Week 9 victory over the New England Patriots with a hamstring injury, is expected to start, according to a league source.
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Nicks was listed as questionable on Friday's injury report.
Manningham previously was said to be a game-time decision. He was added to the team's injury report Saturday with a knee injury, though he had practiced with the team the entire week.
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ABERDEEN – U.S. District Court Chief Judge Sharion Aycock led a pre-construction update July 25 regarding the Thomas G. Abernethy Federal Building, which is slated to undergo improvements beginning in September or October to remedy a prolonged mold issue, increase energy-efficiency and provide for numerous upgrades.
The scope of the project is expected to be $12 million.
“When I say this is unprecedented, there have been so many partners coming to the table. This money doesn’t just fall out of the sky. At first, we thought it would take $1 million, but it will be an approximately $12 million project,” Aycock said. “We have money from [building owner] GSA [General Services Administration], TVA [Tennessee Valley Authority], the marshal’s service, the local court, the 5th Circuit [Court of Appeals] and the AO [Administrative Office of U.S. Courts]. I can’t thank everyone enough.”
Since the building was vacated months ago, some federal civil hearings have been moved to the Thad Cochran U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Aberdeen, and criminal cases were moved to Oxford. Judges’ offices were moved to the Gilmore Foundation in Amory.
Since December 2017, several entities have worked in cooperation to plan for the federal building’s improvements.
The timeline stated during last week’s meeting indicated the main part of the project will be complete during the fall or winter of 2020, additional projects will be complete in late 2020 or early 2021, and court officials will be able to relocate back to the building in spring 2021 after all the furniture installation is complete.
TVA has contracted with the contractor, and the design review drawings are complete. Schneider Electric is the project’s general contractor.
Monroe County District 5 Supervisor Hosea Bogan and Mississippi District 7 Sen. Hob Bryan both stressed interest for local contractors to be included in the renovation. TVA Project Manager Randy Summers said that dialogue has been expressed and he is unsure of which subcontractors will be used.
Bryan asked if there is a similar concern for mold issues in the Aberdeen Post Office, and it was stated the entire building would be addressed in the renovation process.
Much of the work will be done after-hours. The scope of work includes replacing carpet, ceiling tiles, moving walls, updating courtroom technology, upgrades to security and fire safety, changing lighting to LED bulbs, electric system improvements and work with air handler, chiller and boiler plant replacement and ductwork.
“You can walk the streets of Aberdeen, and literally people come up to me and thank me for fighting to keep the court in Aberdeen and in Monroe County,” Aycock said.


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CHICAGO – The venerable musical “The King and I,” by the legendary team of (Richard) Rodgers and (Oscar) Hammerstein, is now 65 years old. The Lyric Opera of Chicago is injecting fresh life into this senior aged play, with a sumptuous new production that is top drawer at every level.
CHICAGO – HBO’s “Band of Brothers” has been an annual bestseller around the holiday season, first on DVD and now on Blu-ray, and it seems virtually impossible that their equally-notable “The Pacific,” now on Blu-ray and DVD, would not follow it up the charts and turn out to be one of the most-given HD gifts of the upcoming season.
CHICAGO – I must admit to some trepidation about HBO’s WWII mini-series “The Pacific” from producers Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg, debuting tonight, March 14th, 2010 at 8pm CST. Why? Because “Band of Brothers” is the best mini-series of all time and it’s difficult for anyone to pitch a perfect game two starts in a row. I knew it would be good, but doubted it would be great. I was wrong. It’s spectacular.


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The best fall travel destinations
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Just because summer is over doesn’t mean your travel days are over for the year. Autumn is a great time to travel, as temperatures drop and crowds tend to thin out at popular tourist spots. Whether you’re looking to enjoy the spoils of fall or escape the chilly breeze with a trip somewhere warmer, find a destination in the list below.
1. Stowe, Vermont
Stowe has been called the Color Capital of New England, so it’s no wonder why it’s on this list. Foliage lovers will have plenty to enjoy, but they’ll also be able to enjoy beautiful fall hikes and drives, strolling down Main Street to enjoy the village’s small-town charm and take home some real Vermont maple syrup. For the best fall foliage, visit before November, and remember to pack for cold weather.
(more: Fall foliage tracking: current status and peak times)
2. Munich, Germany
Fall travelers shouldn’t miss the most famous beer festival on Earth, Oktoberfest in Munich. But there is plenty even for those who are not beer fans. Attendees can attend parades, enjoy entertainment rides, and people-watch as throngs of revelers dress in traditional clothing, sample delicious German foods, and more. Oktoberfest runs throughout September and into early October.
3. Azores Islands
This autonomous region of Portugal is known as the “Hawaii of Europe” and is famous for its volcanic landscape. Visitors can enjoy black sand beaches, thermal springs, delicious local food and wine, and wonderful walking trails. While fall is hurricane season in the Atlantic, the Azores experiences less frequent and less severe storms than the Caribbean. But visitors should still pay close attention to the weather forecast when traveling to this location.
4. Cairo, Egypt
Since the weather is cooling down a bit and the peak travel time has not yet begun, Egypt is a great place to visit in the fall. Popular tourist sites, such as the Great Pyramids and the Sphinx, may be less crowded in the fall. The cool (albeit still warm) air will make walking around the crowded streets of Cairo more comfortable and visiting all the desert sites you want to visit.
If you’re not averse to cold weather, Alaska is gorgeous in the fall. By the end of October, the state begins the long winter, but there is still plenty to see and do, such as viewing the Northern Lights, skiing and dog sledding. Before winter arrives, visitors can catch the gorgeous foliage (best viewed before the end of September) and have the chance to enjoy the gorgeous hiking trails for themselves. Animal lover tip: Don’t miss the elk migration, where elk travel a 1,600-mile migratory loop during October.
(more: Fall-Nomena: 10 amazing phenomena you should see in the fall)
6. North Queensland, Australia
September to November is spring in Australia, and the later in the year you visit, the temperatures will be warmer. Travelers can enjoy temperatures of up to 80 degrees in October and November, making it a great time to swim and explore. You’ll have the opportunity to snorkel or dive the Great Barrier Reef, hike the lush landscape and enjoy the gorgeous spring flowers.
7. Hanoi Vietnam
Autumn is the end of the monsoon season in Vietnam, so visitors will experience drier and cooler weather. It’s a great time for tourism, and foodies will love walking the streets of Hanoi and tasting the delicious street food the city has to offer. For great shopping, be sure to visit the city’s Old Quarter, and history buffs won’t want to miss a tour of the city’s historic temples.
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Watch: Full video report on the incident which cost a little dog an eye
A woman from Kent is calling for a change in the law after her pet suffered serious injuries in an ‘attack by another dog’.
Rupert, a one-year-old Shih Tzu, lost his left eye after allegedly being bitten in Ramsgate two weeks ago, but Kent Police told his owner that the incident didn’t amount to a criminal offence.
Rebecca Chapman has now started an online petition calling for new legislation to better hold owners to account for their dogs’ actions.
According to Ms Chapman, the incident happened at about 8.30am on Thursday, 9th September, as she took Rupert for his morning walk on Ramsgate beach in Kent.
She describes how another dog, which had been running off the lead, “locked onto Rupert’s face… within seconds”.
She said: “[The man] grabbed onto his dog’s harness and was pulling him off. I think the force of him pulling his dog off mine pulled my dog’s eye out.”
Ms Chapman says the other dog owner refused to provide contact details and left the scene “like nothing had happened”.
In a statement, a police spokesperson said: “Kent Police was contacted on Thursday 9 September 2021 and it was reported that, shortly after 8.30am that morning, a dog had bitten another dog near Marina Road, Ramsgate.
“Officers have carried out enquiries into the circumstances and no criminal offences have been identified.”
The government department responsible for animal welfare, Defra, has defended the current laws available to police, including the offence of allowing a dog to be dangerously out of control.
But the RSPCA believes the current legislation surrounding dog-on-dog attacks needs reform.
Sam Gaines, a dog welfare specialist at the charity, told ITV News Meridian: “We’d like the government to take a very different approach to dog control and consolidate and reform all the current legislation that exists. This would then sit under one Dog Control Act which would give them the ability to be more preventative and allow early interventions which will hopefully tackle and prevent some of the dog incidents that we see today.”
Watch: Advice for dog owners from the RSPCA's Sam Gaines:
Rupert has now recovered from the operation to remove his left eye but his owner says he’s not the same dog that he was.
“He bumps into things, he’s not judging space. He has changed quite a bit. I’m going to try and do therapy with him and whatever we can to get him back to being the Rupert he used to be,” Ms Chapman added.
Rebecca Chapman says her veterinary costs were covered by insurance but she’s set up an online fundraiser to help the families of other dogs which are hurt in similar circumstances, as well as an online petition calling for a change in the law to make dog-on-dog attacks a criminal offence.
A spokesperson for Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) said:
“Dog attacks can have horrific consequences, which is why it is a criminal offence to allow any dog to be dangerously out of control.
“Any dog has the potential to be dangerously out of control, and we have a range of different measures to tackle dangerous dogs and irresponsible ownership.”


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Is Bryce Hall cheating on Addison Rae, after recent rumours from Twitter – the TikToker has himself denied all these allegations about him cheating with his girlfriend Addison Rae.
- Recently, a new tweet has surfaced claiming that TikToker Bryce Hall is cheating on is girlfriend Addison Rae.
- However, he himself has denied all these allegations.
TikTok has given rise to many new social media influencers since its release back in 2016.
However, many of these influencers like to connect more deeply with their fans – they
shares the highs and lows in their life’s with their fans as family member.
One of these influencer couples are Bryce Hall and Addison Rae who are always in talks due
to their on and off relationship and rumours about cheating on each other.
However, their relationship hasn’t been in the news for very long until March 1, 2021 –
when a Twitter account claimed that he has proofs regarding Bryce Hall cheating on
Addison Rae with Tana Mongeau.
Considering this rumour and recent social media posts of Addison multiple fans
believed that the rumours are true.
It wasn’t long before they got one, the 21-year-old TikToker came forward to drop a message about the rumors. “I didn’t cheat on Addison,” he said, clearly denying these rumours.
After that their fans took a breathe of peace with many commenting that they were already
not believing in any of these rumours and others urging to stop these rumours.
One day before this rumour, that is on February 28, Bryce replied to other rumours after being asked by a paparazzi.
“I don’t know why everybody overreacts, but until we do our own thing or say anything… I don’t know, I feel like everyone’s overreacting about stupid s**t,” he told paparazzi on February 28.
Let’s just be honest these speculations are not going to stop completely but we should no take these rumours seriously until anything comes from the couples in question or anyone else.
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Hull striker Nikica Jelavic has been ruled out for at least six weeks after having surgery on his knee.
Jelavic has been struggling with a long-standing knee problem and Hull's medical staff hoped to nurse him through to end of the season.
But they decided he needed surgery after Saturday's draw with Leicester and he was operated on by specialist Andy Williams at London's Cromwel Hospital.
A statement on the club's website read: "The club’s medical staff had hoped to manage Jelavic’s knee through until the end of the season, however following the Leicester game it was decided surgery should take place as soon as possible to prevent further damage and complications in the future."
The Tigers face a difficult run-in that included games against Chelsea, Manchester United, Liverpool, Tottenham and Arsenal.