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Large holiday flat with a beautiful view of the mountains
The Buchsteiner family's house is situated in a sunny and quiet spot near the centre of Filzmoos.
The bus stop for the hiking bus in summer and the ski bus in winter are only a few metres away from the accommodation and offer access to the family skiing area and the many hiking and cycling trails in the beautiful mountain area of Filzmoos.
The holiday flat in Haus Buchsteiner is 80 m² and offers space for 4 to 6 people. The cosy furnishings and the lovely decor with lots of wood make the flat a suitable centre for a holiday in the small mountain village of Filzmoos.

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Atlantic Auto Sales - Garner / North Carolina
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Sushi Sakana is now open at 2175 E. Southlake Blvd., Ste. 170, in Southlake.
According to staff, the Southlake location is officially up and running as of Dec. 23. Sushi Sakana, which is known for its Japanese cuisine, such as sushi and rolls, also serves rice bowls, noodles, sake and other menu items.
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- Biomedical Engineering Institute
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“This is the era of transferring knowledge into innovation”, said KTU’s Vice-Rector for Research Asta Pundziene, “therefore we are financially encouraging the interdisciplinary research, so as the researchers from different University’s departments had the possibility to test their ideas”. 15 interdisciplinary projects were introduced at the conference last week.
According to Pundzienė, the institutional funding “buys” time fom researchers from different fields and departments, allowing them to look for joint solutions to problems, and to test their ideas.
“The projects, which were introduced today, can become a draft for future applications for national or international funding, can encourage collaboration with business. This, in turn, can lead to more mature technologies and innovations”, Pundzienė is convinced.
Applying for national or international funding requires some solid base – the researchers must have clearly defined goals and to declare the expected results. It takes time, therefore, the initial funding for the crystallization of ideas is necessary.
15 interdisciplinary projects brought into collaboration researchers from Materials’ Science, Ultrasound Research institutes, Real Time Computer Systems Centre, faculties of Chemical Technology, Civil Engineering, Mathematics and Natural Sciences, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities, School of Economics and Business and other departments.
The topics of the projects ranged from 3D printing in construction sites to designing fresh packing material for food, from creating materials for organic LEDs to using computer tomography on testing the quality of concrete. The researchers discussed the possibilities of creating a risk lab at KTU, the categories of mobile app usability, the options and possibilities of smart grid controls and other topics, requiring interdisciplinary solutions.
The interdisciplinary board of researchers has chosen two projects as the most promising and awarded their leaders a trip to the Information Days event of the Horizon 2020 programme in Brussels. The awarded projects were: OLED-nano: Construction of New Nanostructured Organic LED’s by Gintautas Bagdžiūnas (Faculty of Chemical Technology) and MicroSound: Creation of Calibrating Block for Acoustic Microscope by Tomas Tamulevičius (Institute of Materials Science).
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About Paseo Grill
Located in the middle of Oklahoma City's historic Paseo Arts District, Paseo Grill presents a casual, yet sophisticated dining experience. We feature American Cuisine with an international flare, including selections such as Prime beef, fresh fish features, and signature salads. These dishes can be accompanied by a vast array of wines. Join us on our patio over-looking the beautiful Spanish villa-style art galleries and enjoy a specialty martini.
Hours of Operation:
Monday - Thursday 11:00am - 9:30pm; Friday 11:00am - 10:00pm, Saturday 5:30pm - 10:00pm, Closed Sunday
28th and N. Walker
$30 and under
AMEX, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Wine Tastings/Chef Dinners Paseo Art Walk (1st Friday evening of every month) Paseo Art Festival- Memorial Day weekend Boutiques Shopping
We offer catering to suit any size group with custom menus and full bar capabilities available on premise or off.
Street parking in front of restaurant (40 slots), and private parking lot (South, behind Kathy's) 50 slots.
Private Party Facilities:
Our private dining room accommodates up to 25 guests and offers av/media accessibility.
Or Try Our
Private Venue "The Reserve" seats up to 70 people--if interested in large groups this space is ideal for any occasion
Private Party Contact:
Elise Fischbein: 4056011079
Banquet, Bar/Lounge, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Non-Smoking, Outdoor dining, Private Room, Takeout, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine
Paseo Grill Ratings and Reviews
I took my girlfriend here for our anniv ...
I took my girlfriend here for our anniversary. Food was great. Waitstaff were great. But dang was it loud. I was lead to believe this was a romantic place great for dates, but the large parties that were shouting and hollering was outrageous. I could barely hold a conversation with my date. Even the waiter had to speak very loudly.
With every plate having been cleaned, th ...
With every plate having been cleaned, the food was excellent. My sister in law had the Chicken Saltimbocca, my brother the Prime Rib eye, my spouse the Scallops, and I had the Drum fish special. Every entree was done perfectly. We will definitely return.
My husband and I visited Paseo Grill on ...
My husband and I visited Paseo Grill on a week night. Place was quiet but conversations heard from nearby table. Not sure what the curtains at booths are for. Kind of odd in my opinion. Feel as if guests not set in nearby tables on slow night then conversations would not be heard. Food was ok. I had the shrimp cocktail which was very good. I ordered the pork chop and it was good and the mash potatoes were very good. I substituted the carrots for green beans and the green beans were not done enough for my taste. My husband ordered the tomato mozzarella salad of which he liked and he felt the entree of drum fish was ok but he would not order it again. I guess the main turn off for us was the odd curtains. Not to our liking. This was our only visit to the restaurant.
We have been to Paseo Grill many times n ...
We have been to Paseo Grill many times now, usually for special occasions or lunch and it is normally great. This was no exception, it was fabulous! :) we recommend Paseo, their mushroom soup is to die for and I always love their Filet and glazed carrots. Thanks Paseo!
This is our "go to" place for dining wit ...
This is our "go to" place for dining with friends and for our special occasions. Over the past 10 years, we've never had a bad dining experience at the Paseo Grill. The food is always excellent and the staff very professional!
The food was amazing and the service was ...
The food was amazing and the service was top notch. We spent more than we normally would on a diner for two, but it was worth it. Everything tasted wonderful and we will definitely be returning the next time we feel like treating ourselves.
Paseo Grill used to be much better. And ...
Paseo Grill used to be much better. And one of our favorites. This visit was like the last few. We were seated long after our reservation even though there were open tables. Waiter forgot to offer some of the specials which we heard about from another waiter. Service was sporadic, food was decent but not great. With so many other good restaurants in the metro it will be awhile before we will come back.
We enjoyed an outstanding dining experie ...
We enjoyed an outstanding dining experience on our anniversary at Paseo Grill! We loved our booth with sheer curtains, we were seated immediately at our reservation time on an extremely busy evening, and the food and service were fantastic. The house salad and mushroom soup were excellent. We both ordered the Chilean sea bass and it was prepared to perfection, as were the accompaniments. We really enjoyed our wine selection. A manager even brought us each a small glass of champagne to toast our anniversary! Our anniversary dinner couldn't have been more special, and we highly recommend this restaurant!
Great food, great spot for a girls night ...
Great food, great spot for a girls night out.
The special - scallops with a crab cake- on top was great! Meatloaf and steak also very good!
Apps of cheese platter and spinach dip were also good. Cucumber drink is delicious and so refreshing!!!
Service was a little slow but otherwise a great dinner!
While the food was great, we were rushed ...
While the food was great, we were rushed through our meal. I understand you can't have "campers", but it felt like we had 10 minutes for soup/salads and 20 minutes for dinner before our server was trying to clear the table and/or bring out the next course. Perhaps the server was just trying to be efficient with his time, but it appeared as if he was hurrying us out the door.
The grilled salmon with cucumber was so ...
The grilled salmon with cucumber was so delicious! My wife had the chicken saltimbocca, and liked it. Gazpacho was available as a special and we both thought it was the best we have had. Key lime pie was fine; a little heavy, and I will probably get a different dessert next time.
This was only my second time here, but i ...
This was only my second time here, but it was just as terrific as the first time. Johnnie greeted us at the door and Nathan took care of our every need. This is not a hurry up, eat, and leave kind of restaurant. The atmosphere entices you to want to relax and enjoy the entire dining experience.
My first experience at Paseo Grill was f ...
My first experience at Paseo Grill was fantastic. Food was excellent. Table was surprisingly private for a busy place. The service was fantastic and allowed us to take our time and have a really great conversation. The steaks we ordered were cooked to perfection!
This was my first visit to Paseo Grill. ...
This was my first visit to Paseo Grill. We took my Mom to dinner as a thank you for helping us all week long. Lauren was our server for the evening, she was absolutely wonderful. Lauren knew the menu with no question, she was absolutely delightful. Our food was amazing. I had one of the dinner features, sea bass with asparagus and steamed spinach. We had complimentary desert parfait and a piece of cheesecake with fresh berries. Our overall experience was one to remember. We will be back!
We arrived about half an hour early from ...
We arrived about half an hour early from our reservation and our table was already waiting for us (must have been a slow day). We had came early for drinks and the staff was more than understanding that we weren't ready to be seated yet. Drinks were quite good and decently priced.
The food was amazing. I ordered the meatloaf and my fiancé had a steak. Her steak was perfectly cooked and my meatloaf was some of the best I had ever had.
Then the desserts. We could not choose from the 5 or 6 options. We ended up ordering the bread pudding (my favorite) and the chocolate cake. Both were amazing and too large to finish, so we had plenty to take home with us. They even reheated well which is not normally the case.
My only downside to the evening was the group behind us. They were quite loud and, without trying, we could hear every word of their conversation. I know this is not the restaurants fault but it also speaks to how quiet the rest of the place was.
Overall it was very nice and we will definitely be back to Paseo Grill for special occasions.
I love this place...the menu has great v ...
I love this place...the menu has great variety without being overwhelming. I only discovered Paseo Grill about 5 years ago & enjoy going for lunch & dinner. From the fish, steak, meatloaf, chicken pot pie, seafood, appetizer selection, the vegetables...good wine selection, great deserts! And it's made from scratch. The ambiance is cool...you can be in a booth with the sheer drapes which creates a sense of privacy or at a table or booth in the open. I recommend looking at reservations for dinner as it can get busy & isn't a huge restaurant. Overall very good place to eat. P.S. The boutique in the same building is fun to shop in.
My friend and I had the Miso Chilean sea ...
My friend and I had the Miso Chilean sea bass and it was perfect! moist and delicious. My husband had the ahi tuna salad and loved it, and my girl friend had the trout. The main courses were delicious, however the dessert, creme brûlée, was cold and not very good. Service was excellent.
Hubby and I ate here on a date recently. ...
Hubby and I ate here on a date recently. Such a unique ambience...we had a booth with curtains. Fun! Service and food were both top notch, great bar/cocktail menu. It was pricey but definitely worth it for a special night out!
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Games to Play at Home: The Clapping Game
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- Whole Family
Learn how to play The Clapping Game with Education Director Hannah Cordes as part of our Games to Play at Home Series! This is a fun activity for the whole family and can be adapted for younger ages. The video shares the rules of the game along with an example!

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In reading Jeff Losey's comments regarding the economic vitality of new housing (In Focus, July 28), I think he's confused about open space and its role in our community.
Open space is a generic term for nondeveloped areas within the administrative boundaries of a city. Recent trends in development create a new urgency to planning for parks and open spaces. It isn't adequate to view open space as "leftover land" after other uses have been planned and developed.
Perhaps it is more palatable for developers to think of open space preservation in terms of dollars? The availability of parks is an important factor for corporations choosing where to locate facilities and individuals choosing a place to live. City parks often become tourism draws, contributing heavily to local businesses. Open spaces improve our physical and psychological health, strengthen our communities and make cities more attractive places to live and work.
Natural features such as rivers and ridges define our community image. Open space lands are disappearing at an increasingly rapid rate, and now is the time to plan for their preservation. We should encourage developers to look beyond providing the basic need of shelter and work toward developing a true sense of community.
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Mentor Graphics Corporation has announced three new software products that together represent a significant expansion of the company’s Capital® product suite from electrical system and wire harness design flow to include configuration complexity, harness manufacturing, and vehicle documentation and maintenance.
With the addition of the three new products, Capital Level Manager, Capital ModularXC, and Capital Publisher, Mentor’s Capital suite now delivers coverage from product definition to maintenance service, “an extended define-design-build-service capability,” the firm said, adding that the new products provide value for platform OEMs (original equipment manufacturers), wire harness manufacturers, and service organizations.
By Darrell A. Teegarden, System Modeling and Analysis Business Unit Director, Mentor Graphics Corporation
Today’s automotive challenges are similar to those experienced in the telecommunications industry more than ten years ago. New technologies, such as hybrid-electric and fuel cell vehicles, are hotbeds of research and development activity comparable to what we saw during the evolution of cell phones into multimedia devices. In the same way that the telecomm industry faced power and chip size limitations, automotive designers are being stretched to include more and more technology into what used to be basically a mechanical device.


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A few verses later the writer of Ecclesiastes, King Solomon, sums up this verse by saying, ” It is better not to vow than to make a vow and not fulfill it.” (Ecclesiastes 5:5) We are not to be rash or hasty in our promises to God…that’s what Solomon called sacrifices of fools. Rather, we are to use self discipline…listening for that still small voice of the Holy Spirit in order to hear clearly what the Lord wants of us.
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Proverbs 22:9 ” A generous man will himself be blessed…”
We see a need…the Holy Spirit nudges us to give, whether that be our money, time, or talents…but we resist, make excuses, or just plain say, “No way!” The very greatest thing we can learn from this Proverb is to not repress a generous impulse. For when we silence that compulsion to be unselfish…we are denying others and ourselves a blessing. We are stopping God from using us to further His Kingdom work…and we are depriving ourselves of His favor. So don’t suppress a generous impulse when it happens…for the Lord is depending on you to fill that specific need.
Luke 21: 3-4 ” ‘I tell you the truth,’ He said, ‘this poor widow has put in more than all the others. All these people gave their gifts out of their wealth; but she out of her poverty put in all she had to live on.’ “
Anytime sacrificial giving is mentioned, people get real antsy. It’s not that we don’t want to give to Kingdom work…it’s just that we’re selfish. Now you’re probably thinking I’m talking about money…No, I’m not! I’m talking about something far more valuable to you than money…it’s your time. We’ll happily give to charitable organizations, relief funds, and soup kitchens…but ask us to volunteer our time and that’s a different story. It says in II Corinthians 8:12, “For if the willingness is there, the gift is acceptable according to what one has, not according to what he does not have.” God wants you, not your money…He wants you to volunteer rather than just donate to the cause…He wants you to give sacrificially of your most valuable resource…yourself.

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Building Plot for sale, Krk, 295 300 €
In the western part of the island of Krk, in the area of sunny and temperate microclimate, a rectangular building plot is offered. There are now about 50 olive trees in the field, so the soil culture is an olive grove. The plot is located within the built part of the construction zone, there is an asphalt road nearby, which ensures unobstructed access in terms of obtaining a building permit and connections to communal infrastructure.
In the dimensions of approx. 37m x 77m, it enables maximum construction efficiency. The view of the sea channel between Krk and Cres is possible from the floor of the future building. Distance to the beach Magneli is about 1km, to the town of Krk or Malinska about 12km.
Great opportunity for investors or private individuals who want to improve the quality of life in an environment of peace and nature.


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The last couple of decades have seen the formation and strengthening of a global drive to address climate change and improve living conditions, mostly through the application of innovative technologies and business models to large cities. Cities are the obvious focus point for this new policy, as they occupy only 2 percent of the world’s land mass but at the same time they contain more than half of the world’s population, account for two-thirds of its energy use and more than 70 percent of its carbon emissions.
Australia, with is the perfect testing ground to apply these policies due to a number of unique characteristics. Firstly, it is the most urbanised country in the world, with 89 percent of its population living in cities. Secondly, it has the highest per capita emissions rate, so there’s a lot of room for improvement. Third, it has ageing infrastructure, so there too, there is a lot of opportunity to apply new urban solutions. If these solutions succeed in Australia, it can export its knowledge and expertise to the quickly developing Asia-Pacific region.
A new initiative that aims to apply innovative solutions for turning the Australian urban centres into smart, green cities of the future, is headed by the cities and infrastructures division of Siemens. The company is spearheading an effort to modernise the grid infrastructure of Australian cities and convert them into energy efficient models for future growth. By the end of the year, the company is expected to launch a green city index that will deliver its first ranking of Australian and New Zealand cities in order to monitor their efficienc and keep track of the process of change.
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A New ExperienceApril 12, 2021
I often get asked how is it that someone who devoted their career to Early American History came to write a book about beaches from Rome to the present day? My answer is always the same–by accident. Part of me wants to say that I developed this wonderful theory about beach culture that drove me to do this, but it would not be true. The reason is much more mundane. When I was an administrator I was often called upon to give lectures. I became bored constantly talking about Piracy–my last book at the time. So that led to I talk entitled “My last Pirate Talk” and I meant it. So I was always on the lookout for a good lecture subject. I picked Alain Corbin’s, “The Lure of the Sea: Discovery of the Seaside in the Western World, 1750-1840,” from the shelf in a bookstore and was intrigued by the story and by the images and proceeded to give a lecture “The Origins of Beach Culture.” That would likely been the end of it but there was an editor from the Los Angeles Times in the audience who thought it would be a good story for the paper. The story appeared and was read by an editor of UC Press, Monica McCormick, who thought it could go further and after some discussion I agreed to do what I thought would be a picture book. Unfortunately while I did pursue images at every museum I visited I never really had the time to work on a book. When I retired I did, but at the same time my archival instincts took over and off I went. I could now indulge my love of archival research. The more I did I realized there was a much better subject to be pursued and that the story of the evolution of beach resorts was intriguing. This was a bigger subject that kept growing. It eventually brought me to the present day and the controversies regarding access and sea level rise subjects far removed from the Seventeenth Century. A rather simple project became much more complicated. So serendipity brought this book about.


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IC is recurring pelvic pain, pressure, or discomfort in the bladder and pelvic region, often associated with urinary frequency (needing to go often) and urgency (feeling a strong need to go).
IC can affect anyone. More than 4 million people in the US have IC:
- Women: 3 to 8 million
- Men: 1 to 4 million
- Children: prevalence data are not known
Patients with interstitial cystitis experience “an unpleasant sensation (pain, pressure, discomfort) perceived to be related to the urinary bladder” that lasts longer than six weeks in the absence of infection or other identifiable causes. The symptoms can vary greatly between individuals and even for the same person throughout the month, including urinary frequency, urgency, nocturia, pressure and/or pelvic pain. People with severe cases of IC/BPS may urinate as many as 60 times a day.
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When an IC bladder is closely examined during a hydrodistention with cystoscopy, physicians often find small, bleeding wounds, also known as petechial hemorrhages or glomerulations. About five to ten percent of patients may have larger, more painful wounds known as Hunner’s Ulcers. Some patients with mild IC may have bladders that appear normal during a cystoscopy.

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Four months ago, I had written on why having a triple-rear camera setup in a mid-range smartphone doesn’t really matter, and smartphone manufacturers should increase sensor count only if the primary sensor can produce the desired result. But the trend has escalated from putting three camera sensors on the back to the quad camera setup.
But not all smartphone manufacturers are just increasing the camera count, some are proving that it actually serves good use too– and this includes the Vivo V17 Pro. As I noted in the camera review of the device, the Vivo V17 Pro can click amazing shots, but then camera is not everything that matters in a smartphone. So how does the Vivo V17 Pro perform on other parameters like the screen, audio, multitasking, gaming, and battery backup? Is it worth the price tag of Rs 29,990? Here is the review of the Vivo V17 Pro.https://images.indianexpress.com/2020/08/1x1.png
Vivo V17 Pro price: Rs 29,990
Vivo V17 Pro specifications: 6.44-inch FHD+ Super AMOLED display | 20:9 aspect ratio | 48MP+13MP+8MP+2MP quad-rear camera setup | 32MP+8MP dual pop-up front camera | Snapdragon 675 processor | 8GB RAM + 128GB ROM | 4,100mAh battery | 18W Dual-Engine fast charging
Vivo V17 Pro review: Full marks for design
Vivo V17 Pro might not be as flashy as some of its counterparts, but it sure is eye-catching. The company has gone for a plain glass back for the Vivo V17 Pro ditching the gradient colours, which I appreciate. Both the colours models of V17 Pro, Glacier Ice (White) and Midnight Ocean (Black) look premium and stand out.
The screen’s aspect ratio is 20:9 and I really liked it. It’s not too tall like the 21:9 screen and not too broad like the usual 19:9 screens. It sits in the hands comfortably and if you have bigger hands unlike me, you can easily use it with one hand. The ergonomically-shaped edges ensure a better grip and it wouldn’t slip off your hands.The Vivo V17 Pro looks premium and stands out. (Express Photo: Mohammad Faisal)
The 3.5mm audio jack is at the top edge, aligned to the left, which is my preferred position to use the earphones while playing games. Vivo has packed a good pair of earbuds in the box, which is more premium than the ones you get with Vivo Z1X and Vivo S1.
Vivo V17 Pro review: The Super AMOLED screen
The screen on the V17 Pro is a Super AMOLED with FHD+ resolution. It is bright enough to use outdoors without any problems at all. It produces sharp colours and Instagram feed on the screen looks really vibrant. The blacks are deep and the viewing angles are pretty good.
The Dark Mode on Zen UI is an added bonus, which not only turns the whole UI black, but forcefully puts a dark theme on the third-party apps as well. Only if the sound of V17 Pro was as good as its screen, it could have been a brilliant device for entertainment. The single bottom-firing speaker produces clear sound, but it could have been louder.The viewing experience on the Super AMOLED display of Vivo V17 Pro is great. (Express Photo: Mohammad Faisal)
Vivo V17 Pro review: Performance
The Vivo V17 Pro is powered by the Snapdragon 675 processor. The chipset is not bad and for the most part, the V17 Pro doesn’t disappoint performance-wise, but when other manufacturers are going for Snapdragon 700 series processor or even 855 at this price point, you do question the move.
Still the phone handles day-to-day tasks easily and you can have as many Chrome tabs ope as you want, without the device freezing in the process. The phone can handle a flood of notifications and keep a good amount of apps opened in the background. I noticed that switching between apps or Chrome tabs is not quick thanks to slow animations of Zen UI. I observed the same problem with the Vivo Z1X. Maybe, it’s time for Vivo to tweak its skin a little.
Gaming on the phone, for the most part, is good but for the graphics-heavy games, it is not a champion. PUBG Mobile runs on High graphics with High frame rates and when you set the graphics to Medium, you have the option to select the Ultra frame rate option as well.Vivo V17 Pro could have used the Snapdragon 730 instead of the Snapdragon 675 chipset. (Express Photo: Mohammad Faisal)
While the game in itself runs without lags or noticeable frame drops, the device gets quite warm near the camera module within 5 minutes of the gameplay. The temperature keeps on rising and within half-an-hour, and I could not hold the device because of the heat.
Vivo V17 Pro review: Battery backup
The battery performance of the V17 Pro is actually good. With my extensive usage, the 4,100mAh battery lasted more than a day and if you are using it moderately, it easily lasts two days. The charging speed of the battery with 18W Dual-Engine fast charging support takes around two hours to fully charge the device, which is not bad.
Vivo phones have been coming with pretty good in-display fingerprint scanner tech and face-unlock feature, and Vivo V17 Pro is no different. Both the unlock methods are quite fast and accurate.The Vivo V17 Pro features a dual-popup selfie camera where the secondary lens is an ultrawide sensor. (Express Photo: Mohammad Faisal)
Vivo V17 Pro review: There are a total of six cameras
Vivo V17 Pro shines in the camera department. The company has marketed it as a camera-centric smartphone and it gets this right too. It sports a quad rear camera setup of 48MP + 8MP ultrawide-angle lens with 120-degrees field of view + 2MP bokeh lens + 13MP telephoto lens with 2X optical zoom and 10x digital zoom. The front camera setup includes 32MP + 8MP (ultrawide) combination.Vivo V17 Pro camera sample: Normal shot (image resized for web) (Express Photo: Mohammad Faisal) Vivo V17 Pro camera sample: Ultrawide shot (image resized for web) (Express Photo: Mohammad Faisal) Vivo V17 Pro camera sample: Ultrawide shot (image resized for web) (Express Photo: Mohammad Faisal) Vivo V17 Pro camera sample: Night mode (image resized for web) (Express Photo: Mohammad Faisal) Vivo V17 Pro camera sample: Normal shot (image resized for web) (Express Photo: Mohammad Faisal) Vivo V17 Pro camera sample: Ultrawide shot (image resized for web) (Express Photo: Mohammad Faisal) Vivo V17 Pro camera sample: 2x optical zoom (image resized for web) (Express Photo: Mohammad Faisal)
In daylight conditions, Vivo V17 Pro clicks vibrant pictures with good details, nice dynamic range and decent exposure levels. Apart from ultrawide shots and 2x optical zoom, the camera can also take pictures in Super Macro mode as well as in Night mode, although the Night sight could have been better.
The front camera setup also retains good details and produces vibrant colours, but its exposure levels aren’t good. Read our Vivo V17 Pro camera review for a detailed analysis of its camera performance.
Vivo V17 Pro review: Verdict
Apart from the heating issue while playing PUBG Mobile and slow transition speeds, the Vivo V17 Pro doesn’t give room for criticism. The phone has a nice build, good display, decent battery backup, and brilliant cameras. The biggest drawback of the phone is its price.
Although the performance of the phone is not bad, for a price tag of Rs 29,990, will make it hard to for Vivo V17 Pro to stand out in this crowded segment.Still for those who want a device for smartphone photography, Vivo V17 Pro remains a good option.


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11 Sep 2009 It’s like deviantART meets the App Store
John Fort over at the Big Tech Fortune blog writes about Tyrese Gibsonâ??s Mayhem which is the first digital book for sale on iTunes 9. This strikes me as something that would interest the deviantART community of digital artists and writers. Imagine selling your artistic creations to millions of iTunes users for $0.99 a pop, just as iPhone app writers have been doing at the App Store. Good for artists. Good for Apple.
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Starbucks Corp. beat Wall Street expectations for its fiscal fourth quarter, but said it had lost more than $1 billion in sales because of the pandemic and called for slimmer profits in the next quarter.
Adjusted for one-time items, the company earned 51 cents a share, compared with 70 cents a share a year ago. Sales fell 8% to $6.2 billion, the company said.
Lost sales due to the pandemic totaled about $1.2 billion, mostly due to modified operations, reduced hours, reduced customer traffic and temporary store closures amid the pandemic, the company said. Same-store sales fell 9%.
Analysts polled by FactSet had expected the retailer to report adjusted earnings of 31 cents a share on sales of $6.06 billion.
“I am very pleased with our strong finish to fiscal 2020, underpinned by a faster-than-expected recovery in our two lead growth markets, the U.S. and China,” Chief Executive Kevin Johnson said in a statement.
Shares rose immediately after the report, but turned lower and were recently down 0.9%.
The stock ended the regular trading day up 1.3%; it has gained about 0.4% this year, compared with a rise around 2.5% for the S&P 500 index
“The guiding principles we established at the onset of the pandemic, combined with our industry-leading digital platform and our ability to innovate rapidly, continue to fuel our recovery and provide confidence in a robust operating outlook for fiscal 2021,” Johnson said.
Starbucks guided for its fiscal first quarter and full-year fiscal 2021, forecasting global same-store sales growth between 18% and 23% and revenue between $28 billion and $29 billion for 2021.
The retailer said it expects a GAAP EPS in a range between 32 cents and 37 cents for the fiscal first quarter and between $2.34 and $2.54 for the full year.
Adjusted EPS was seen between 50 cents and 55 cents for the first quarter and between $2.70 and $2.90 for 2021.
That compares with expectations of an adjusted EPS of 63 cents for the fiscal first quarter, according to FactSet. The FactSet consensus also calls for an adjusted EPS around $2.73 for the full year.
Capital expenditures were pegged at around $1.9 billion for the year.


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You would be hard-pressed to find a player on the PGA Tour who has more history with and more of a connection to Pebble Beach than Phil Mickelson. His grandfather, Al Santos, grew up in Monterey and hired on as a caddie at the brand-new Pebble Beach Golf Links when it first opened, in February 1919. After taking the lead in the third round on Saturday, February 13, Mickelson may be adding to that history.
Mickelson’s feelings about Pebble Beach came through in comments he made after completing his round, “It’s such a spiritual place, if you love golf the way we all do, to have such a beautiful setting and a historic site is fun to play well on.”
Playing well at Pebble Beach is something Phil Mickelson is accustomed to. He has won the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am four times, in 1998, 2005, 2007, and 2012, a record that is second only to the five wins recorded by Mark O’Meara between 1985 and 1997; and his wins have come in three separate decades, a distinction he shares with Johnny Miller, who won here in 1974, 1987, and 1994.
The 54-hole lead that Phil scrambled his way into at Pebble Beach in Saturday’s third round is the first such lead he has held since the 2013 U.S. Open at Merion. The justly-famous Phil Mickelson short game was on display in the six-under 66 he carded to take a two-stroke lead into the tournament’s final round.
Hitting only nine greens in regulation, four of those on the par-3’s, Mickelson marched through greenside rough and more sand than Lawrence of Arabia – including the infamous front bunker at #8 – on his way to the second-lowest score of the day on any of the three courses in the tournament rota. Only 2014 AT&T champion Jimmy Walker posted a lower round, a 63 that included a bogey on the par-4 tenth.
Despite woes with a new driver he had just put into play, Mickelson opened the tournament with a four-under 68 in the first round, at Spyglass Hill, traditionally the more difficult of the three courses, and posted a six-under 65 on Friday, at the par-71 Monterey Peninsula Country Club course, after reverting to his previous driver. Despite the switch his driving was not outstanding in Saturday’s round, and with only six fairways hit, his wizardry around, and on, the greens is what carried the day.
Mickelson’s mastery of Pebble’s notorious greens, with the difficulty of their subtle breaks compounded by a billiard-table firmness brought on by a week of sunshine and light breezes, was the real key to his round. Though not as dramatic as the greenside bunker shots and high-arcing flop shots out of greenside rough, the four two-putt greens, and a curling 33-foot chip-in from just off the green on the 18th hole led to a remarkable 4.451 strokes gained-putting statistic on the day.
It’s hard to say from what quarter Mickelson is most likely to face competition during the final round. Of his closest pursuers – those within four strokes – only two, Freddie Jacobson and Jonas Blixt, have PGA Tour wins to their credit. If Jimmy Walker, seven strokes off the lead despite the nine-under 63 he posted in the third round, can reprise that performance, he might be the man who is sitting in the clubhouse waiting to see if the four-time winner can match his number. Defending champion Brandt Snedeker is out of the picture, fourteen strokes back, as is AT&T’s golden child Jordan Spieth, who will play the last round with his 2015 U.S. Open protagonist Dustin Johnson – both made the cut on the number, at -1.
A duel between Walker and Mickelson, however remote given the near one-hour gap between their tee times, would be a fitting storyline for the final round; after all, it was Mickelson who was the pursuer two years ago when Walker racked up his win at Pebble Beach.


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methylamphetamine, DOM, was treated with 10
mL ethyl formate, and held at reflux on the steam
shower for several h. Removal of the solvent gave 5.5
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crystals of 2,5-dimethoxy-N-formyl-4-
methylamphetamine. An analytical sample from ethyl formate gave granular white crystals.
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extra hydride had been destroyed with the addition of dilute H2SO4 (20 g in 500 mL water)
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Police bust meth 'wash lab' in Phoenix neighborhoodPosted: Updated:
PHOENIX -- Police busted an unusual methamphetamine operation in a West Valley neighborhood Thursday, netting $100,000 worth of the drug and two arrests.
Phoenix police were conducting a routine traffic stop in the area of 75th Avenue and Indian School Road around 11:30 a.m. when they investigated the incident further and discovered a large-scale "wash lab."
Police say crystal meth is not made at a wash lab; it is taken there to be converted into a different kind of meth with a higher street value.
Police say cartels smuggle crystal meth across the Arizona-Mexico border and into seemingly normal neighborhoods where "washers" dissolve the drug into household chemicals like acetone. The mixture then evaporates and forms "ice" or "glass," a more pure form of meth.
Angel Miguel Angulo-Garcia, 35, and Manuel Gerardo Tavizon-Dominguez, 28, were arrested in connection with the wash lab.
The Maricopa County Drug Suppression Task Force responded to the home on the 7500 block of West Montecito Avenue to investigate the lab. The task force consists of detectives and supervisors from the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office; U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration; and Phoenix, Tempe and Buckeye police departments.
Police seized about 24 pounds of meth from the home and say the wash lab was turning out at least that amount of the drug every week.
Two rooms appeared to be completely dedicated to the washing process.
Police also seized about 2 pounds of heroin, 2 grams of cocaine, 5 grams of marijuana, $5,500 in cash, a .45 caliber handgun, and three vehicles.
Wash labs are as dangerous and explosive as meth labs but are much harder to detect, police say.
Phoenix police Sgt. Don Sherrard said meth labs usually leave a trail of supplies needed to make the drug, such as pseudoephedrine, a decongestant.
"In this case, they've already got the finished meth," he said. "All they've got to do is get a 5-gallon can of acetone or alcohol, which is easy to do at a home improvement store without drawing a whole bunch of attention."
While neighbors did notice some unusual traffic in the area, police say the best way to detect a wash lab is by the smell of acetone.
"There are a lot more out there than we're aware of or that we're busting, but we're doing everything we can to follow up on the leads and get them shut down," Sherrard said.
The two men were booked into Maricopa County Jail on charges of possession of dangerous drugs for sale, possession of narcotic drugs for sale, and possession of chemicals and equipment to manufacture dangerous drugs.


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Italian cheese exports increased in volume by 9.4% in January and February of this year (CLAL data) compared to the same period last year.
Best performances were seen from Asiago, Montasio, Ragusano and Caciocavallo, which registered a 26% increase, exporting 352 tonnes of product. With an increase of 19.4% and an
Is it possible to transform highly toxic hexavalent chromium into trivalent chromium, which is harmless? It would appear so. The removal of hexavalent chromium is possible thanks to whey and ferrous sulphate which seem to work well.
In Brescia, a city included in the Caffaro site of national interest in which
An agreement with the American co-operative Organic Valley, the main organic brand of dairy products imported into China, has enabled the British dairy co-operative OMSCo to enter the Chinese market.
OMSCo was formed in 1994 by a group of organic milk producers and has more than 200 farmer members across the UK,
There are almost seven and a half million sheep in Italy, just under 200,000 more compared to five years ago. According to recent estimates by the European Commission, the number of sheep in Italy is on the rise again. A dossier was recently prepared by Coldiretti on the occasion of
There is an overproduction of milk in the world according to the Milk Market Observatory which in February registered a 5.6% increase in production in the European Union alone. A decrease in the demand for milk has pushed up the percentage of processed products, such as butter (+8.2%), milk powder
The heritage of Italian cheeses is made up of more than 500 product types – a variety that is unique in the world and also constitutes one of Italy's top food products. However, the abundance of cheeses produced in Italy is not well known enough and is one of the
The consumption of dairy products, in particular yoghurt and skimmed milk, could lead to reducing the risk of hypertension.
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On March 6 of this year the 'Sardinia Blue Zone' observatory for longevity was officially founded. Its tasks include researching into and monitoring the reasons behind this sort of elixir of long life, which can perhaps be found in the air and typical diet of the island. It will also occupy
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Overcoming Measurement Error Problems in the use of Survey Data on Expectations
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- Kevin Lee & Kalvinder Shields, 2007. "Overcoming Measurement Error Problems in the Use of Survey Data on Expectations," The Economic Record, The Economic Society of Australia, vol. 83(262), pages 303-316, September.
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Marklund convection, named after Göran Marklund, is a convection process that takes place in filamentary currents of plasma. It occurs within a plasma with an associated electric field, that causes convection of ions and electrons inward towards a central twisting filamentary axis. A temperature gradient within the plasma will also cause chemical separation based on different ionization potentials.
In Marklund's paper, the plasma convects radially inwards towards the center of a cylindrical flux tube. During this convection, the different chemical constituents of the plasma, each having its specific ionization potential, enters into a progressively cooler region. The plasma constituents will recombine and become neutral, and thus no longer under the influence of the electromagnetic forcing. The ionization potentials will thus determine where the different chemicals will be deposited.
This provides an efficient means to accumulate matter within a plasma. In a partially ionized plasma, electromagnetic forces act on the non-ionized material indirectly through the viscosity between the ionized and non-ionized material.
Hannes Alfvén showed that elements with the lowest ionization potential are brought closest to the axis, and form concentric hollow cylinders whose radii increase with ionization potential. The drift of ionized matter from the surroundings into the rope means that the rope acts as an ion pump, which evacuates surrounding regions, producing areas of extremely low density.
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Around 2012, the Nova Scotia Human Rights Commission was looking at creating an aboriginal community worker position.
What has happened to that plan?
The job description changed somewhat, a spokesman for the commission said Tuesday, but the proposed job is going to be established.
“The commission worked with aboriginal leaders to develop terms for the position of a Mi’kmaq/aboriginal officer,” said Chad Lucas of the province’s Justice Department.
“The process was delayed as the scope of the position was adjusted, but the commission anticipates filling this position early this spring in the new fiscal year,” he said in an email.
According to a Nov. 12, 2013, letter from a “concerned citizen of the aboriginal community,” the writer “sat at the table with managers at the (commission) throughout 2012 and beyond,” and pledges were made about developing the new position.
Copies of the typed, unsigned letter were sent to various provincial government offices and more recently to The Chronicle Herald. The letter writer indicated a copy was also sent to Premier Stephen McNeil, the minister responsible for aboriginal affairs.
The letter, addressed to Justice Minister Lena Diab, the minister responsible for Nova Scotia’s Human Rights Act, said the native community worker’s duties will focus on “building human rights relationships across the province.”
It included strong criticisms of the commission, in terms of allegedly not doing much to further human rights in native areas and other communities.
Lucas said the commission “has the greatest respect for and values the contributions that aboriginal communities make to our province.”
The anonymous letter writer told The Chronicle Herald that the human rights commission is a “dysfunctional government department.”
Lucas has said the turnaround time to investigate complaints and put them to bed is shorter than previous years.
He has said the commission receives about 2,400 inquiries a year. Some 145 of those get to the complaint stage.


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Robbins Rest on Fire Island will need emergency dune repairs because powerful storms earlier this week caused significant erosion in that area, a federal official said Thursday.
“This was a major nor’easter — there were some pretty high waves,” said Chris Soller, superintendent of the Fire Island National Seashore.
“There was an overwash, and the road flooded,” although no houses appeared damaged, he said.
The National Park Service is working with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and state and local officials to build a protective dune in Robbins Rest as quickly as possible, Soller said.
An Army Corps spokesman was not immediately available for comment.
The emergency project would follow the outlines already devised for Robbins Rest as part of the Army Corps plan to build about a dozen miles of dunes and berms on the 32-mile-long barrier island. Together, the federally funded berms and dunes will stand about 15 feet high.
The project has kicked off at the island’s eastern and western ends.
Soller said the bidding process is being finalized for the stretch of communities that includes Robbins Rest and runs from Seaview to Fair Harbor.
Dunes in front of Ocean Bay Park and Davis Park, where Suffolk County first must acquire or move homes, might not get built until late this year or 2017.


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This year marks the centenary of The Representation of the People Act of 1918, which gave the national vote to women over 30 who met a property qualification, or who were married to male rate payers. The 1918 Act was the culmination of many decades of campaigning by both men and women. The histories of the British campaign for women’s suffrage and of Girton College – the first residential institution offering university-level education for women – are closely connected.
The British campaign for women’s right to vote was very active in the 1860s. A key event took place in 1866 when two of Girton’s founders, Emily Davies (1830—1921, later Mistress of Girton, 1872—1875) and Barbara Bodichon (1827—1891), among other notable women, helped to draw up a petition to be presented in Parliament asking that women who met the property qualifications required of men should be included in the national electorate. They gathered 1,499 signatures. On 7 June 1866, Emily Davies and Elizabeth Garrett (1836—1917) took the petition to the House of Commons to give to J. S. Mill (1806—1873), MP for Westminster and a supporter of women’s suffrage. Printed copies of the petition were also made and given to certain newspapers and individuals, including members of both the House of Commons and the House of Lords. Two of the four known printed copies of the petition are held in Girton College – one in the Blackburn Collection in the Library (classmark: Blackburn 396.6 W84), and one in Emily Davies’ papers in the Archive (archive reference: GCPP Davies 17/51).
Activities in support of women’s suffrage quietened in the 1870s and 1880s. But with the approach of the new century came renewed momentum. New leaders and organisations emerged; memberships of older suffrage societies grew; some groups – the suffragettes – adopted more militant tactics and many provincial towns witnessed the birth of suffrage associations. By the time of the General Election of 1906, the campaign was one of the prevailing topics and was avidly reported in the national press. A number of Girtonians felt that the time was ripe for the foundation of a Girton College suffrage society: the Girton College Women’s Suffrage Club was in existence from Michaelmas Term 1907 until the end of the Lent Term of 1916. The inaugural meeting of the Club, was held in the College Dining Hall on 30 November 1907, suggesting a large turn-out. The Club was run by an annually renewed five-member committee led by a President and Secretary. A member of the resident College Staff (the fore-runners of today’s Fellows) was always on the Committee. The first staff member was Helene Reinherz (1875—1947), a former student, and Resident Junior Bursar, who was succeeded in 1914 by the young Director of Studies in History, Eileen Power (1889—1940). Students and former students became members of the Club, and after only one term that membership had reached 70. Its highest claimed number of members was 117 in March 1909 (when there were 152 students in residence).
The Girton College Suffrage Club organised a wide variety of events in and beyond College. These included frequent speaker-meetings addressed by visitors from Cambridge and elsewhere, political discussions, concerts, plays, and ‘Polyglot recitals’, at which students hidden behind a screen delivered speeches in a foreign language while the paying audience tried to guess their identity. During regular ‘Special Effort Weeks’, volunteers offered tasks such as ‘skirt brushing’ and ‘hockey stick oiling’ in return for donations of a few pence. Other things on sale included the services of a ‘Shampoo Salon’ and ‘fortune-telling’ conducted in the Tower. Some years saw suffrage ‘Bazaars’, complete with stalls selling ‘fancy concoctions’, or advertising the services of a ‘veiled palmist’. The Club also subscribed to suffrage journals, placed on a special shelf in the Girton Reading Room alongside the ‘standard works on the suffrage movement’. Competitions to compose the best suffrage song, weekly ‘suffrage reading’ meetings, and a ‘detective competition’ in search of hidden items all attest to a very active, popular society that drew on the enthusiasm of many Girtonians. (Quotes taken from successive editions of The Girton Review, 1910—1915).
However, not everyone in Girton supported women’s suffrage. The College authorities thought it best to keep ‘politics’ of this kind at a distance. Some students explicitly opposed the cause of votes for women. In November 1908, Miss Carey, Branch Organising Secretary of the Women’s National Anti-Suffrage League, spoke in College, and it was decided to form a Girton branch of that national organisation. The Girton College Anti-Suffrage League was in existence until Lent Term 1913, although it was less active in its later years. The first President was Rosemary Lubbock (Girton 1906), a third year reading Natural Sciences; the first Secretary, Eleanor Duckett (Girton 1908), a first-year Classicist. Unlike the Suffrage Club, no member of the College Staff was ever listed as a Committee member. By the end of 1909, the Girton League had 31 members. A subscription was taken out to ‘The Anti-Suffrage Review’ and copies were placed in the Reading Room. But the society’s main activity was to organise speaker meetings. One, held in February 1909, was addressed by the well-known novelist and anti-suffragist Mrs Humphrey Ward (Mary Augusta Ward) (1851—1920). Members of the Suffrage Club often attended these rival meetings, sometimes ‘blazing with red and white’ suffrage ‘badges’, and would raise their hands and voices with ‘numerous cries of “Question”’. (The Girton Review, Lent Term 1909).
In 1914, the Girton Suffrage Club followed the decision of the majority of suffrage associations nationwide, and announced that for the duration of the war it would put aside campaigning for the vote, and instead focus on ‘war relief work’ (The Girton Review, May Term 1914). From then until 1916, when the society ceased to exist, its activities were centred on talks about women’s work in wartime, and on raising money for relief work, in particular for the Girton and Newnham Unit of the Scottish Women’s Hospitals. These mobile hospitals, staffed by women volunteers, had been founded by a group of pioneering Scottish medical women and pre-war suffragists. The Girton and Newnham Unit, funding by money collected by the two College communities, was first sent to Troyes, in northern France, later to Macedonia. It helped hundreds of wounded soldiers, despite extremely challenging conditions. Several Girton women volunteered to serve in the Unit and in other hospitals close to the front. They included two pioneering doctors and suffrage campaigners, Mabel Hardie (Girton 1887) and Octavia Lewin (Girton 1888).
The war work undertaken so bravely and so determinedly by thousands of British women, including many Girtonians, added substantially to the case for women’s suffrage. This highly visible labour and sacrifice helped ensure that, in the 1918 Act, the right to vote was finally extended to large numbers of women.

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Moisture problem during Electrode Storage
Welding is an important tool for efficient maintenance of plants and quality fabrication in industry. The welding electrode or rod consists of a metal wire with a baked chemical/mineral coating. The coating of the electrode holds the key to quality welding. Welding defects caused due to poor quality and weak welding are a nuisance because
Factors effecting the quality of weld
These are some key elements responsible for the quality of the weld. However dampness(moisture / humidity) during storage and handling of electrodes is by far the most critical
Common moisture problems during Welding Electrode Storage
Moisture wrecks havoc on the weld. The welding rod consists of a metal core surrounded by a coating of flux. The flux coating controls and improves the welding process. The coating of the electrode is made of blends of cellulose, iron powder or low hydrogen and blended with sodium, Titania, potassium and iron oxide. This makes the welding electrode highly hygroscopic and hence the necessity of proper storage to prevent deterioration of the coating. Damp electrodes result in a fiery arc, excess splatter of the weld metal, weld metal at wrong place, weld cracking; making even the most skilful welder helpless.
Common welding defects and problems
Hydrogen embrittlement: Hydrogen embrittlement is the introduction of hydrogen in metals during forming and finishing operations. While welding, moisture located at the surface of steel or from filler metal or gas used in welding, dissolves into O2 and H2. While most of the hydrogen from the bead escapes, hydrogen remains soluble in the region adjacent to the weld. With pressure building underbead cracking or hydrogen embrittlement follows.
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As construction leaders with many awards to its credit, experts at L&T were concerned about the damaging effects of humidity during electrode storage. Presence of moisture is best avoided in storage rooms it reduces shelf life of welding electrodes and causes welding defects(outlined earlier). A weld holds the burden of heavy infrastructures and machinery, bridges, flyovers, tall and exquisite buildings, etc. A simple crack in the joint often has far reaching and sometimes even fatal consequences. For superior finish as well as strength and stability, proper storage of electrodes is fundamental. For providing moisture control solutions L&T relied on Bry-Air, a leader in providing dehumidification solutions for over 40 years, world wide. After thorough consideration, Bry-Airgineers arrived at the conclusion that the most ideal and economical RH for storage of electrodes was 40 ± 5% RH. Bry-Air Compact Desiccant Dehumidifiers were pressed to service. With this welding quality has improved and electrodes also last longer.
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It appears that the transcript of the NFL’s Opening Night media event for the upcoming Super Bowl omitted most of the questions reporters asked about President Trump and NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell.
According to a hostile report by The New York Times, the NFL “built a virtual wall” around the New England Patriots to shield them from the discussion of the friendships that quarterback Tom Brady, coach Bill Belichick, and team owner Robert Kraft have with the President of the United States. But that “wall” also extended around questions reporters asked about Goodell.
The Times report notes that many reporters quizzed players about politics, not just Brady but others as well, and asked their opinions on Commissioner Goodell. But those questions are absent in the NFL’s official transcript of the media event.
The transcripts feature “almost no references to Trump or Goodell,” the paper notes.
A spokesman for the NFL told the Times that these transcripts are not meant to be full, word-for-word transcripts of the events.
The paper further notes that the NFL has “sanitized its Super Bowl transcripts in past years,” with a reminder that two years ago the league also left controversial comments by Seattle Seahawks’ Richard Sherman out of transcripts.
Andrew Bucholtz of AwfulAnnouncing.com points out that the questions missing from the NFL transcripts aren’t necessarily excised from the historical record, because reporters make their own recordings at these events. He also points out that the NFL is under no obligation to offer any word-for-word transcripts regardless.
Bucholtz concludes that those journalists who write about the controversies will write about them whether the NFL adds the comments to the transcripts or not.
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The world is full of fences and other enclosures, but what happens to them once they’re no longer needed? Join Kunstfort Laboratorium hosted by artist Alban Karsten on September 10 and 11 at Grazende Zwaan festival, and transform materials originally meant to create borders into a playful artwork.
The workshop is aimed at families with kids, but participants of all ages are welcome to join! For times and tickets, click here.
This edition of Kunstfort Laboratorium was made possible by Athos Hekwerken B.V. from Nieuw-Vennep.