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One of the most annoying processes with SharePoint is backing up a site collection. There is a build in tool that you can use but it is kinda clunky and can take a while to perform the backup. I used it once and was not impressed. PowerShell provides a quick and easy way to do site collection backups. My favorite part is that you can do the entire backup with one, uno, un, 1 (that’s all I know for the number one so… yeah) line of code. Just a little something to be careful of, you need to use the Windows SharePoint 2010 Management Shell, not the regular Windows PowerShell. I spent about 15 minutes trying to figure out why it (Windows PowerShell) didn’t think that Backup-SPSite was a valid command. Here are the steps you should take. Note that doing the backup will put your site into a read only mode.
Click Start
Go to All Programs
Go to Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Products
Open SharePoint 2010 Management Shell
A PowerShell command prompt will appear and you need to format the following to fit the backup for your site.
Backup-SPSite -Identity SiteCollectionURLHere -Path BackupFilePathHere [-Force] [-NoSiteLock] [-UseSqlSnapshot] [-Verbose]
I recommend creating a folder where you can place these backups before starting the backup process so they aren’t just chillin on the C: drive of your SharePoint server; just a thought. Here is a little explanation of those additional parameters that are inside the braces [ ]
Force – Include this if you want to override a backup with the same name
NoSiteLock – Will prevent the site from going to Read Only mode while the backup is being taken. A small warning, if someone changes content on the site while the backup is being created and according to Microsoft “might lead to possible data corruption”
UseSQLSnapshot – A database snapshot will be taken before the backup begins and the backup will be done off the snapshot. The advantage is that changes can be made to the site while the backup process is running without fear of corruption. The snapshot will be deleted automatically when the backup is completed. You don’t need to specify the -NoSiteLock parameter when using this method
Here is a simple example of what the script may look like if you want to just do a backup:
Backup-SPSite -Identity http://servername/sites/BISite -Path D:SharePointBackupsBISite 7-13-2011.bak
To do site restores the syntax is almost just as easy. You will need to use the same SharePoint 2010 Management Shell as doing the backup.
Restore-SPSite -Identity SiteCollectionURLHere -Path BackupFilePathHere [-DatabaseServer DatabaseServerNameHere] [-DatabaseName ContentDatabaseNameHere] [-HostHeader HostHeaderHere] [-Force] [-GradualDelete] [-Verbose]
DatabaseServer – Specify the server for the content database
DatabaseName – Specify the name of the content database
HostHeader – URL of the Web application that will hold the host-named site collection
Force – Overwrite the site collection if it exists
GradualDelete – Recommended for site collections over 1 Gig in size, existing data is marked as deleted and gradually removed over time by a job rather than all at once to reduce the performance hit of deleting large amounts of data
Hopefully this will save you some time and a headaches as it did me! As much as I don’t like coding and I stay away from PowerShell, I will admit, it is a huge time saver and super easy in the SharePoint site collection backup/restore world.
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Larry W. Virden says:
August 16, 2011 at 6:57 AM
Thank you for the example. I presume that Windows SharePoint 2010 Management Shell is installed as part of the SP2010 installation?
Also, how simple is it to use that Restore-SPSite to restore to a different farm, so that you can get in to recover just an item/list/document . I generally don’t want to restore an entire site to its original location.
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Bradley Schacht says:
September 5, 2011 at 10:20 PM
You are correct, it is part of the SharePoint 2010 installation.
The Restore-SPSite command is very simple to use. You are probably better off restoring to a secondary location if all you need is an item or document as you stated. Just restore to a DEV location and pull whatever you need from the site and delete it. Another option may be to just pull the document from the database backup if you have a backup of the content database. But removing contents from there can be a daunting task. Sounds like restore, copy files, delete site is probably the easiest route you will find.
I have some code that will export the contents of the SharePoint content database, I will try to post it this week.It is in the form of an SSIS package.
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Saritha says:
September 15, 2011 at 12:27 PM
Hi Bradley – I am trying to retsore site collection ,I tried both Powershell and Stsadm but none worked for me.
The command would throw an error – “The operation that you are attempting to perform cannot be completed successfully. No content databases in the web application were available to store your site collection. The existing content databases may have reached the maximum number of site collections, or be set to read-only, or be offline, or may already contain a copy of this site collection. Create another content database for the Web application and then try the operation again”.
Please let me know how to proceed with this.
thanks
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Bradley Schacht says:
September 15, 2011 at 2:40 PM
Do you have a full install of SharePoint 2010 on that same server? You may need to specify the database using the appropriate parameter on the PowerShell script if the content for the web application is someplace other than the default databases. Are there other SharePoint site collections out there currently or will this be the first? If you are trying to overwrite the same site collection with a backup you will likely need to use the Force command along with the restore script. Hope this helps. Let me know if you continue to run into issues and maybe I could get you to send me a couple screen shots. Thanks for reading!
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Bradley Schacht says:
September 21, 2011 at 10:01 AM
I actually just ran across this error myself this morning and after fumbling around for a little while I discovered that the content database was full, or in my case only had 20MB of space available and I was restoring a 200MB site collection. So in that case you can either make sure the database can grow beyond the size that it was, or in my case the drive was full and it was a DEV box that I needed the site collection on very quickly for something I was demoing so I created a second content database for the web application in Central Administration. Hope that helps.
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faisal says:
October 10, 2012 at 8:06 AM
bak up worked fr me
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kazaki82 says:
December 31, 2012 at 4:41 AM
check this for your backup and restore using powershell
http://profadmins.com/2012/12/31/backup-and-restore-a-site-collection-in-sharepoint-using-powershell/
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Michael says:
January 28, 2013 at 12:12 PM
where does that actual snapshot get temporarily saved? On the db or on the server performing the script?
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dddd says:
January 30, 2013 at 2:19 AM
hay , it does not backup 14 hive content
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Manali says:
February 1, 2013 at 2:27 PM
thanks. it helped!
Could you please tell what exactly will be deleted in “GradualDelete”
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Ravindra says:
July 4, 2013 at 4:20 AM
Its work fine in SharePoint 2013 also. Great article. Thanks
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Somanathan,TN, India says:
November 1, 2013 at 6:39 AM
HI
I tried and it worked for me.
Thnks..
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Somanathan,TN, India says:
November 1, 2013 at 6:41 AM
In SP2013 Site also..
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sharepointstacy says:
December 29, 2013 at 3:07 PM
Hi Bradley,
Nice write-up,
you can get regular powershell to access the SharePoint cmdlets that the management shell has access by adding this line to your powershell profile or to your powershell session
add-PSSnapin Microsoft.sharepoint.powershell -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue
Cheers,
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iamkl00t says:
July 31, 2018 at 4:52 AM
this really helped me thanks
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Madhulika says:
August 1, 2014 at 12:45 AM
Hello Mr. Bradley,
I’m new to sharepoint and i have started learning and working with sharepoint since one week, My problem is i have deleted my top-level site unknowingly form the only site collection of my web application, So can the lost site be restored, I don’t know much about sharepoint, can u please help me to restore my site with simple steps.
Thanks…
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EL FIGHA says:
October 25, 2014 at 1:21 PM
In some cases, this method d’ont work
For example, if you try to restore a .bak file from a version n of sharepoit to version n+1 ….
Sharepoint is the very bad software I never seen
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riyaaz says:
February 25, 2015 at 5:17 PM
Madhulika, just restore the SQL database
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Hi Bradley, may I know how to cancel the backup job after I have performed the Backup-SPSite command? I need to stop it because I have found the previous site collection backup file. Otherwise it will take > 8hrs for backup process.
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great, you give the purpose of all the parameters. Useful, specially when we are working in live environment.
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Our team of dental specialists and staff strive to improve the overall health of our patients by focusing on preventing, diagnosing and treating conditions associated with your teeth and gums. Please use our dental library to learn more about dental problems and treatments available. If you have questions or need to schedule an appointment, contact us.
Braces are applied to teeth for various reasons, including poorly aligned jaws, crooked, crowded and missing teeth, or a bad bite (also called malocclusion).
Various things can cause teeth to become crooked or jaws misaligned, including thumb-sucking or a traumatic injury. Some conditions are inherited.
Children between the ages of 7 and 14 are typical candidates for braces because their facial structures are still developing. Adult braces usually entail additional procedures because their faces have already fully developed.
About Braces
Orthodontics is a field of dentistry that deals with corrections involving jaw and teeth alignment.
Braces employ the use of wires and are usually one of three types:
Old-fashioned, conventional braces, which employ the use of metal strips, or bands.
Metal or plastic brackets that are cemented or bonded to teeth.
Brackets that attach to the back teeth (also called lingual braces).
Procedures
Orthodontic procedures, also called orthodontia, are complex processes.
In most cases, a dentist will need to make a plaster cast of the individual's teeth and perform full X-rays of the head and mouth.
After orthodontic appliances are placed, they need to be adjusted from time to time to ensure that they continue to move the teeth into their correct position.
Retainers are used following braces to ensure that teeth remain in position.
Aesthetic and Comfort Issues
Advances in technology have vastly improved appearance issues with orthodontia.
Braces today are made from extremely lightweight and natural-colored materials. The materials that braces attach to-brackets-are bonded to the surfaces of teeth but can be later removed.
People can expect to wear braces for about two years—less or more in some cases. Adults are usually required to wear braces for longer periods of time.
Because orthodontic appliances need to be adjusted from time to time to ensure they continue to move the teeth into their correct position, they can create pressure on the teeth and jaws. This mild discomfort usually subsides following each orthodontia adjustment.
Hygiene issues
People who wear braces must be diligent in ensuring that food particles and other debris do not get trapped in the network of brackets and wires. In addition, brackets can leave stains on enamel if the area surrounding them is not cleaned on a daily basis.
Daily oral hygiene such as brushing, flossing and rinsing are a necessity. Some people with orthodontic appliances can benefit from using water picks, which emit small pressurized bursts of water that can effectively rinse away such debris.
Another caveat: Braces and sticky foods don't mix. Crunchy snacks and chewy substances should be avoided at all costs because they can cause orthodontia to be loosened or damaged.
Space Maintainers
Space maintainers are helpful dental devices that can help teeth grow in normally following premature tooth loss, injury or other problems.
The devices can help ensure that proper spaces are maintained to allow future permanent teeth to erupt.
If your child loses a baby tooth early through decay or injury, his or her other teeth could shift and begin to fill the vacant space. When your child's permanent teeth emerge, there's not enough room for them. The result is crooked or crowded teeth and difficulties with chewing or speaking.
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Boston Dynamics unveiled its latest bio-inspired robots, the Cheetah, which has broken the legged-robot land speed record. The Cheetah is capable of galloping at 18 mph (30 kph)!
A more detailed article at ScaryBot.com shows a comparison with a real Cheetah running.
Posted under biomimetic, companies, locomotion, mobility, research, technology
This post was written by admin on March 9, 2012
Tags: 18 mph, 30 kph, Boston Dynamics, cheetah, cheetah robot, fast, fast robot, fastest, fastest running robot, gallop, inverse kinematics, kinematics, land speed record, legged robot, locomotion, research, robot, robotics, robots, running, running robot, scary
Quadcopter Swarm Plays James Bond Theme
ScaryBot.com has an article showing a swarm of quadcopters (quadrotors) playing the James Bond Theme with real musical instruments. Here is a link:
Quadcopter Swarm Plays James Bond Theme at ScaryBot
and a video:
Posted under autonomous flight, fun, swarm robotics
This post was written by admin on March 2, 2012
Tags: coordination, drums, flying, flying robots, guitar, James Bond, James Bond Theme, keyboard, music, musical instruments, Penn, Penn engineering, Penn school of engineering and applied science, playing music, quadcopters, quadrotors, robot, robotics, robots, swarm, swarm robotics, swarm robots, swarms
Meet Nao from Aldebaran Robotics
Meet Nao from Aldebaran Robotics!
From the Aldebaran Robotics website:
NAO is a programmable, 57-cm tall humanoid robot with the following key components:
Body with 25 degrees of freedom (DOF) whose key elements are electric motors and actuators
Sensor network, including 2 cameras, 4 microphones, sonar rangefinder, 2 IR emitters and receivers, 1 inertial board, 9 tactile sensors, and 8 pressure sensors
Various communication devices, including voice synthesizer, LED lights, and 2 high-fidelity speakers
Intel ATOM 1.6 GHz CPU (located in the head) that runs a Linux kernel and supports Aldebaran’s proprietary middleware (NAOqi)
Second CPU (located in the torso)
27.6-watt-hour battery that provides NAO with 1.5 or more hours of autonomy, depending on usage
Posted under humanoid, technology
This post was written by admin on February 24, 2012
Tags: aldebaran, aldebaran robotics, humanoid, nao, robot, robotics, robots
Robonaut in First Human-Robot Handshake in Space
Robonaut 2
NASA’s Robonaut 2 (R2) began operations on the International Space Station (ISS) by greeting Commander Dan Burbank with the first “man-robot” handshake in space.
First Robonaut-Astronaut Handshake
R2 is a telepresence droid and can be controlled either from Earth or from the ISS. R2 boasts 38 PowerPC processors and over 350 sensors.
Here is a video:
Posted under research, technology, telepresence
This post was written by admin on February 22, 2012
Tags: android, droid, first, handshake, international space station, ISS, nasa, robot, robotics, robots, space, space station, telepresence
Robot Learns to Throw
Researchers at the University of Chicago, Cornell University and iRobot who developed the Universal Jamming Gripper have recently taught their robot to throw things!
Why is this so cool?
The Universal Jamming Grippers consists of a balloon filled with sand or coffee grounds. When slightly inflated it can wrap itself around an object. Then when the air is removed the balloon tightens its grip and holds tight.
Universal Jamming Grippers in Action Picking up a Glass of Water
Posted under research, technology
This post was written by admin on February 22, 2012
Tags: aim, aiming, balloon, gripper, grippers, research, robot, robotics, robots, technology, throw, throwing, universal jamming grippers
Kilobots are Coming!
Kilobots made by the Self-Organizing Systems Research Group
Kilobots are quarter-sized robots that move on three little legs designed to interact and coordinate their behavior. Created by the Self-Organizing Systems Research Group at the Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) these little robots can be used to experiment with swarming algorithms. They have recently teamed up with the K-Team Corporation, a Swiss manufacturer of high-quality mobile robots, to mass produce kilobots so that researchers and enthusiasts alike can experiment with their own robot swarms.
More information can be found at Science Daily.
Here is a video of Kilobots in action!
Posted under swarm robotics, technology
This post was written by admin on February 9, 2012
Tags: Harvard, K-Team, K-Team Corporation, kilobot, kilobots, mobile robots, research, robot, robotics, robots, sel-assembly, self-organizing, self-organizing systems, swarm robotics, swarming, swarms
What is an Anybot?
Anybots Inc. now offers a personal remote avatar , also known as a telepresence droid. You can control the anybot from a web browser and drive it around and interact with the world remotely:
Posted under telepresence
This post was written by admin on February 7, 2012
Tags: anybot, anybots, anybots inc., avatar, remote, remote control, robot, robotics, robots, telepresence, telepresence droid
Quadcopter Swarm Robotics
The General Robotics, Automation, Sensing and Perception (GRASP) Laboratory at the University of Pennsylvania is developing algorithms to control swarms of quadrotors , also known as quadcopters or quadricopters .
Their research group has some amazing videos of quadrotors in coordinated flight, and quadrotors working together to perform a coordinated construction task. The GRASP lab is involved in numerous other projects that are worth checking out.
Here is a video of quadrotors in coordinated flight:
Here they perform a construction task:
The latter video was featured on The Colbert Report.
Amazing work (and a little creepy!)
Posted under autonomous flight, quadcopters, swarm robotics, technology
This post was written by admin on February 4, 2012
Tags: autonomous flight, autonomous robots, autonomous systems, flight, GRASP, GRASP Lab, helicopters, intelligence, intelligent systems, micro robots, nano robots, quad rotor, quad rotor helicopter, quadcopter, quadricopter, quadrotor, robot, robotics, robots, swarm robotics, swarm robots, swarms
Knuth Cyberphysics Laboratory
The Knuth Cyberphysics Laboratory investigates the fundamental physics governing the processes of information-driven systems.
Cyberphysics is the physics of information-based control in systems that display a strong coupling between computing and control elements. Such systems are called cyber-physical systems. Cyberphysics is closely related to cybernetics, which is the study of regulatory systems.
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Prince George’s COVID-19 Dashboard
Update for 05/18/2021
COVID-19 Cases for 20743: 3,579
The Mayor Pro Tem & Council would like to thank you for choosing the Town of Capitol Heights as your home! As a Town, we recognize the substantial need for services and resources during these difficult times. We wanted to reach out to you all and provide you with Town updates as well as local, county and state resources.
To receive updates and information regarding COVID-19 visit ourCOVID-19 Information & Resources: News & Announcements and subscribe to receive notifications from the Town by clicking ’Notify Me’.
SERVICES
The Town administrative offices will operate on its normal schedule. If you are in need of general assistance, please call Town Hall at (301) 336-0626. Please refer to our website at www.capitolheightsmd.gov for the most current information on Town and County operations.
The Capitol Heights Police Department (CHPD) is made of essential personnel and will be visible and available with proper equipment and techniques. All CHPD officers have been trained and are alert for warning signs and safe practices. For questions and information on available police services please call (301) 420-2444.
Emergency Legislation
The Mayor & Council have signed an emergency ordinance to request more authority for the Council to enforce laws and requesting more financial support for residents during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Town of Capitol Heights Special Edition: COVID-19 Updates, Services & Resources
PRESS RELEASE - CAPITOL HEIGHTS, MARYLAND GOVERNMENT DEVELOPING POLICY TO SUPPORT RESIDENTS IMPACTED BY COVID-19: Announces New Projects Supporting Residents During Spring 2021
FOOD ASSISTANCE RESOURCES FOR FAMILIES AND RESIDENTS
Members and partners of the Prince George’s County Food Equity Council have compiled resources to help local families who are impacted by the school and government closures related to COVID-19. They will continue to post breaking news and updates through their social media accounts. Please follow them at @pgcfec on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.
Stand Up & Deliver (COVID-19 Donations) - Prince George’s County has created an innovative and targeted solution to lend a helping hand, safely assist where needed, and to build capacity for community-based organizations and small businesses to address the food insecurity and basic needs of Prince George’s County residents. For more information please visit https://www.princegeorgescountymd.gov/3451/Stand-Up-Deliver-COVID-19-Donations.
COVID-19 VACCINE
Vaccine Update 4/26/2021
Free COVID-19 Vaccines
The Prince George’s County Health Department offers free COVID-19 vaccines by appointment only. No walk-ups are being accepted at their vaccination clinics. COVID-19 vaccines are free for all individuals who live and work in Prince George’s County regardless of insurance coverage or immigration status. Information that patients provide to get vaccinated will NOT be used by the federal, state, or local government for any civil or criminal prosecution or enforcement, including, but not limited to, immigration enforcement. Your information will be private and protected.
VACCINE PHASED DISTRIBUTION
The Prince George's County Health Department is currently in Phase 3.
The Prince George's County Health Department is currently in Phase 3:
Prince George’s County Health Department COVID-19 vaccination clinics are now open registration clinics.
Individuals who live or work in the County can schedule their own FIRST-DOSE appointments only.
Visit https://covidvaccinereg.princegeorgescountymd.gov/ to select an available clinic, a day, and a time for your first-dose appointment.
Individuals in Phase 3 include:
Anyone 16 and older who lives or works in Prince George's County is now eligible for vaccination.
Seniors and individuals with underlying medical conditions that increase their risk for severe COVID-19 illness will continue to be prioritized for appointments.
*Individuals in prior phases are still eligible to sign up to receive vaccines as the County moves to additional phases.
COVID-19 vaccines will be distributed through a phased, equitable approach to the most at-risk populations first. Vaccination efforts will continue until every Prince Georgian is able to get the vaccine. The department may need to prioritize some groups further within these phases based on vaccine availability and distribution abilities.
Prioritization of those vaccinated in each phase is based on recommendations from the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) as well as state guidance and is subject to change. A person’s eligibility to receive the vaccine is based on the current distribution phase the County is in.
Individuals who live or work in Prince George’s County must fill out the pre-registration form. As vaccine appointments become available, individuals who are eligible will receive an email from the Health Department with a link and instructions on how to make a vaccine appointment. COVID-19 vaccines are offered by appointment only.
Each new phase will begin when the current phase meets its targeted goal, and vaccine supply will drive how long each phase takes. Please visit https://www.princegeorgescountymd.gov/3730/COVID-19-Vaccination for more information and updates.
Click link for COVID-19 Vaccine Information and Resources.
Prince George's County COVID19 Vaccine Dashboard | COVID Vaccination Pre-Registration Form
Prince George’s County, MD: Full Phase Two Reopening
The County is currently in phase 2 of reopening. New measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19 will go into effect on Wednesday, December 16 at 5:00 PM, under Executive Order 27-2020. The ban on indoor dining will be lifted on Friday, January 29, 2021 at 12:00 PM.
Executive Order No. 3-2021 (PDF)
Executive Order No. 27-2020 (PDF)
Council Resolution 125-2020 (PDF)
Health Directive (PDF)
As a part of the updated phase two reopening, residents are still encouraged to exercise caution and use good judgment to keep themselves and others safe. It is important to continue to wash your hands frequently, practice physical distancing (at least 6 feet of distance between yourself and others) and wear a face covering in all indoor and outdoor public locations as well as on public transportation.
As a part of the full phase two reopening, residents are still encouraged to exercise caution and stay home as much as possible to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. It is important to continue to wash your hands frequently, practice physical distancing, and wear a face-covering in all stores and on public transportation. To see the latest Prince George's County news, press releases, executive order and updates visit the Prince George's County, MD: Coronavirus Updates Center.
For more Prince George's County, MD COVID-19 updates please visit https://www.princegeorgescountymd.gov/3397/Coronavirus.
CHILDREN
Meals During Distance Learning - Effective Wednesday, September 2, 2020 free meals will be available for pickup to all children 2 to 18 years old on Mondays and Wednesdays between 10:00 AM and 1:00 PM (except holidays).
Children picking up meals do not have to show any form of identification. Adults picking up meals without children should show a student ID or most recent report card to support the number of meals requested.
Visit https://www.pgcps.org/reopen-pgcps/distance-learning/meals for more information. Updates to services and sites will be provided as information becomes available. For more information, visit www.pgcps.org/foodandnutrition.
Child Care - If you or someone you know are in need of child care the Maryland Family Network LOCATE: Child Care offers free and confidential referral services that will help you to find the best child care for you and your family. If you are in need of child care call the Maryland Family Network LOCATE: Child Care office at 1-877-261-0060. To see if you are eligible visit http://www.marylandfamilynetwork.org/programs-services/locate/.
Back to School 2020: Reopen PGCPS - On February 17, 2021, CEO Dr. Monica Goldson announced her plan to safely and responsibly reopen Prince George’s County Public Schools (PGCPS) for the 2021-22 academic year. In April, they will implement a hybrid learning schedule, where students can split their time between in-person and remote learning, and that families may opt into. We believe this plan prioritizes health, safety, equity and excellence. View their reopening plan here. For more information please visit https://www.pgcps.org/reopen/.
COVID-19 Child Care Recovery Program for Businesses - THE APPLICATION IS CLOSED
The Child Care Provider Recovery Program provides grants to child care centers that have had to close their doors due to the COVID-19 pandemic. As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, many child care programs in the County had to close its doors due to lack of revenue and newly established state and local health and safety guidelines. Unfortunately, these closures resulted in a substantial decrease in the number of available, quality child care seats for Prince George’s County families.
Child Care providers in Prince George’s County may apply for grants to cover reopening expenses through the Child Care Provider Recovery Program. Eligible child care providers may receive a grant up to $20,000 for licensed child care centers and up to $3,000 for registered family child care homes.
Applications are currently closed. To learn more and receive updates please visit: https://www.pgcedc.com/covid-child-care-recovery
HEALTH
The coronavirus emergency special enrollment period is now open. You can enroll any time of year if you’re eligible for Medicaid or if you’ve recently had certain qualifying life events, like losing your job or turning 26. through Maryland Health Connection, open for Prince George’s County residents. Phone assistance is available Monday - Friday from 8:00AM - 6:00PM by calling 1(855) 642-8572.
Coronavirus Emergency Special Enrollment
Coronavirus Emergency Special Enrollment - Spanish
COVID-19 Screening Appointments - As of May 4, 2020, the Prince George’s County Health Department’s COVID-19 community screening and testing operation will take place at the Cheverly Health Center located at 3003 Hospital Drive, Cheverly, MD 20785. YOU MUST HAVE AN APPOINTMENT. Appointments are available Monday through Friday from 10:00AM to 3:00PM. The Cheverly Health Center will accommodate both drive-thru and foot traffic. Signage and traffic control personnel will direct patients through the site. To schedule an appointment please call (301)883-6627. For additional testing locations statewide, visit https://www.princegeorgescountymd.gov/3472/COVID-19-Testing.
COVID-19 Testing in Prince George’s County, MD - English (PDF)
COVID-19 Testing in Prince George’s County, MD - Spanish (PDF)
Mental Health and Behavioral Health Resources
If you or a loved one is experiencing signs of severe depression, anxiety, or substance misuse call 211 and dial option 1, which will direct you to the Maryland crisis hotline. Or text the word- HOME to 741741 for support.
NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICES
Food resources in the County- In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, there are several food pantries have been setup throughout Prince George’s County and within neighboring jurisdictions. To find the nearest food pantry visit https://www.princegeorgescountymd.gov/3424/Food-Pantry-Locations
Housing - An Administrative Order issued by the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals, says "all evictions or foreclosures will be suspended until further notice." See Guidance for Rental Tenants Affected by COVID-19 notice for more information.
Emergency Rental Assistance Program Relaunch (ERA) the Prince George’s County Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD) relaunch opened Thursday, March 4, 2021. This program offers relief to landlords on behalf of renters experiencing financial difficulties due to the COVID-19 pandemic through the re-launch of its Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP). This assistance may help prevent arrears and late fees from accumulating and prevent evictions from occurring. To see if you are eligible, how to apply and documentation required please visit the Emergency Rental Assistance Program website.
TRASH SERVICES
Yard Waste - As of May 4, 2020, all yard waste will be collected separately from the residential trash collection. Yard Waste is collected every Monday, all residents must have items out by 6AM on the day of collection. Make sure to have waste in a county approved biodegradable bag.
Bulk Trash - Bulk Trash Requests will be limited until September 1, 2020. Due to the high volume of collections, Bates Trucking must limit the bulk collections to 25 homes per collection day. Residents will be on a first call first served basis. Once the bulk list for your municipality is full residents will be advised to call back for the following week’s collection. Bates Trucking will resume regular bulk trash services for all municipalities starting September 1, 2020. For more information please click here.
To schedule an appointment call 301-773-2069; Thursdays 9:00 am - Tuesdays 2:00 pm to get on the bulk trash list that Wednesday’s service. Appointments can also be scheduled online. Only 3 bulk items are permitted per week. Clothing, books, shoes, household items (i.e. pots, pan, utensils, etc.) should be placed into a box or bag (3 boxes = one item, 5 bags = one item).
How to Obtain Bulk Services On-Line
All residents in Municipalities that use Bates Trucking to provide their Bulk Trash Services can put in your request on-line. CLICK HERE to go directly to our Request for Service page under the Customer Center tab. Select ’Bulk Trash Service’ when you get to the Service Type and don’t forget to list up to three (3) bulk items in the Comments Section.
Large Bulk Items Include: Small Bulk Items Include:
• Refrigerators
• Stoves
• Washers/Dryers
• Sofas
• Dining Room Table & Chairs
• Cabinets
• Deep Freezers
• Commodes/Toilets
• Desks
• Recliners
• Floor Model TVs
• Ladders
• Lawn Mowers
• Mattresses & Box Springs (covered)
• Microwaves
• Lamps
• Small TVs
• Single Chairs
• Fans
• Broken Trash Cans
• Computers/Laptops/Printers
• Gardening Tools
• Mini Refrigerators
Text Message Updates - To receive alerts, tips, and resources related to COVID-19 and other threats and hazards affecting (or that may affect Maryland) text "MdReady" to 898211.
SENIORS
(To be eligible for the Senior Nutrition Program, an individual must be a Prince George’s County resident and be at least 60 years of age, or have a spouse that is 60 year of age and attends Senior Nutrition Program)
Free Meals - The County will begin delivering seven frozen meal packs to seniors who receive meals at the Department of Family Services, Senior Nutrition Program sites between the hours of 10:00AM – 4:00PM. For more information about senior food delivery visit https://www.princegeorgescountymd.gov/1723/Nutrition-Services, or call the Senior Nutrition Program at (301) 265-8475.
Senior Call Check - Provide peace of mind by registering a senior living at home alone into the free Senior Call Check Program. To register, call 1(866) 50-CHECK. Visit the Maryland Department of Aging website at https://aging.maryland.gov/Pages/senior-call-check.aspx for more info.
TOWN OFFERED SERVICES
Food Distribution - First Baptist Church of Capitol Heights will distribute food and provide informational resources to Town residents in need of assistance. For more information and to RSVP please contact Councilwoman Rhonda Akers at (301) 793-0367 or by email at rakers@capitolheightsmd.com.
Transportation - Prince George’s County Call-A-Bus Service - The Town of Capitol Heights Call-A-Bus is no longer in use due to COVID-19, we are deferring to the Prince George’s County Call-A-Bus. Service is available to all residents of Prince George’s County who are not served by, or cannot use, existing bus or rail services. However, priority is given to seniors and persons with disabilities. Persons with disabilities must provide their own escort, if needed. Service animals are allowed for the visually impaired. For service, please call the Prince George’s County Call-A-Bus at (301) 499-8603. See the Declaration of a Local State of Emergency.
Prince George’s County Executive Angela D. Alsobrooks signed an executive order effective Wednesday, April 15, 2020, requiring that all Prince George’s County residents and visitors must wear face coverings in grocery stores and while riding "The Bus", the County transit system. (You may cover your face with a mask, homemade mask, bandana or scarf).
PLEASE DON’T FORGET: You must still practice social distancing guidelines - six (6) feet of distance between yourself and others.
DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLE SERVICES
The following MDOT MVA branch offices are open to customers by APPOINTMENT ONLY. All customers and staff will be required to answer three health screening questions prior to accessing the branch. View the questions here. For more information visit https://mva.maryland.gov/Pages/announcements.aspx.
Prince George’s (Beltsville and Largo)
ALL VEIP stations in Maryland will reopen on Monday, January 4, 2021., however customers can use one of the 24-hour VEIP self-serve kiosks in the meantime.
To make an appointment visit our Central Scheduling System.
Transactions that will be available for scheduling include:
• learner’s permits,
• commercial driving tests,
• non-commercial driving tests,
• renewing driver’s license and identification cards and
• title work.
All vehicle registration transactions should be completed through the MDOT MVA eStore, self-service kiosk or by mail. For more information about online transactions, visit our COVID-19 FAQ.
For a list of FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS about MDOT MVA operations and policies during COVID-19, click here.
EMPLOYMENT
In response to the Coronavirus (COVID-19), Employ Prince George’s, the Greater Washington Community Foundation, and Partners, have launched the Prince George’s County COVID-19 Hourly Employee Relief Fund. This fund provides $200 cash cards to Prince George’s County residents who were recently laid off due to the COVID-19 Pandemic. For more information please visit https://employpgedge.com/. (Due to funding, the COVID-19 Hourly Employee Relief Fund application is currently closed).
Relief - The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) Economic Injury Disaster Loan program provides small businesses with working capital loans of up to $2 million that can provide vital economic support to small businesses to help overcome the temporary loss of revenue they are experiencing. U.S. Small Business Administration has declared D.C.— including Prince George’s County— as an economic disaster area. For more information please visit https://www.pgcedc.com/covid19.
MARYLAND STRONG: ROADMAP TO RECOVERY
Regional Approach.
The Roadmap contemplates offering some flexibility to health officers of county and municipal governments, and considering regional differences in COVID-19 conditions. See the full Maryland Strong: Roadmap to Recovery here.
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Longan Zaoren tea longan meat, 10 grams of fried jujube, turmeric 12 grams, wash the medicine and add appropriate amount of water, cook 2 times, every 30 minutes, take juice for tea.
It can replenish the spleen and soothe the nerves, and strengthen the brain and puzzle. It is suitable for forgetfulness, heart palpitations, fatigue, insomnia, etc.
At the same time, add three grams of yam to sleep before going to bed.
Walnut apple tea 60 grams of walnuts, 2 apples, brown sugar right amount.
Wash the apples, peeled and chopped, put them in a container with walnuts, add some water, first boil with high heat, then cook for 30 minutes with low heat, add brown sugar and cook a little, daily second generation teaThis.
It can nourish and nourish the mind, and it can be used for mental spleen and spleen, forgetfulness, forgetfulness, nightmares and other dreams. It is especially suitable for young and middle-aged and elderly intellectuals to think about the brains and brains.
Banana Gynostemma Tea Banana 2, Gynostemma 30 grams.
Wash the Gynostemma, dry it, chop it, add it to the cup, brew it twice with boiling water, cover it for 20 minutes each time, and combine the Gynostemma solution.
Pour the banana into the infusion solution and mix well immediately, twice a day.
It can be refreshing and healthy. It is suitable for middle-aged and old-age mental workers who are tired, dizzy, memory loss, and dreamless insomnia.
Ganoderma lucidum tea, 20 grams of Ganoderma lucidum, washed, dried, cut into pieces, put into a cup, brewed with boiling water, covered with boring for 20 minutes to drink frequently.
You can benefit from qi and heart, and soothe your nerves. It is suitable for dizziness and forgetfulness, sorrow and fatigue, complexion and sallowness.
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“Xia Jian！Did something happen to your friend?？You can tell，Although Auntie said she took sick leave,，But after all, I have worked in the provincial capital for many years，I still know two people“Li Lan said with a serious face。This is the first time she asks to do things for others，Qin Xiaomin was also very surprised。、
Sun Yuejuan whispered behind her back：“I really have a daughter-in-law and forget my mother”Sun Yuejuan’s voice is a bit small，But Xia Jian still heard it all。
At this time，Suddenly someone laughed：“Life meets everywhere，I didn’t expect to see Xia Zhen here！We are really destined”Wang Youcai came over with a big smile，This made Xia Jian very surprised。
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Snow blanketing the fields, icicles streaming from the roof of a barn, a sprawling farm house adorned with lights….there's nothing like a country Christmas, and this arrangement brings it all to life. Carnations, Monte Casino blooms, hypericum and holly are mixed with burlap accents and set in a charming red bushel pot cover container. Measures 9”H X 9”L.
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You could translate this as “What’s on the loom?”. We visualize the world as a constantly moving loom, weaving us new storylines that today we cannot even imagine. Once these new ideas and concepts come to light, we are also awoken to a changing world full of possibilities.
We at Centex have decided to observe this evolution through the eyes of our many companion collections around the world. Like many other companies in many areas, we are thinking about how to interpret the texture of the world and if you follow this site we will soon be announcing some special news we would like to share with you.
Keep watching while we continue to weave new storylines and the design takes on a new form.
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The Change Nut is a sliding feed screw of 45° lead angle not easily available from machining. Its large lead angle is best suited to acquiring a quick traverse mechanism at a low revolution rate.
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Change Nut Model DCMA/DCMB This model is capable of easily converting linear motion to rotary motion and vise versa with 70% efficiency. Since the lead is large, it is optimal for building a fast feed mechanism with low speed rotation. Details / Product lineup
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We are back from SDCC. The run-up to the con was challenging; I came down with episodic vertigo about two weeks before the show, and Chad’s had a crazy work schedule. We weren’t able to come hang out with you guys on the blog, but we’re here now, I have some vacation time, and I’m starting the SDCC recap posts with five things about the first day of the con.
1. The con is better if you’re hydrated.
I know, everyone says this in all the con survival guides. They’re really not joking.
Ten days or so prior to the con, my ENT gave me some new medication and noted that I would have to drink a LOT of water and Gatorade every day to stave off annoying side effects. This was the last thing I wanted to hear, but Chad and I sucked it up, hit REI, and brought home this sexy engine of hydration:
Not quite a Fremen stillsuit, but it'll do.
That’s a Camelbak Lobo, 2010 edition. Three-liter capacity, slim form factor. Best $75 I’ve ever dropped on con prep, no joke.
And yes, I named it “Rescue.” You were expecting something else?
Once you’ve sunk the initial cash on a hydration pack that will last you for several con seasons, it’s easier, cheaper, and better for the environment than it is to keep getting overpriced bottles of water at Mrs. Fields or Starbucks inside the hall. You won’t have to interrupt your con experience to go on a quest for fluids. If you’re close with your friends, they’ll appreciate the occasional hit off the supply.
Plus, Jeff Bridges wants you to stop using disposable plastic bottles. You so don’t want to upset the Dude. Or Obadiah Stane.
2. That Jeff Bridges seems like a nice guy, really.
We ran into him for five seconds outside the Flynn’s Arcade replica in the Gaslamp on Thursday morning. He said hi; he seemed fantastically happy to be at the con hanging out.
3. We really like Cliff Chiang; we especially like paying his rent, it seems.
Thursday morning’s other two big scores were a signed copy of Joshua Dysart and Cliff Chiang’s adaptation of Neil Young’s album “Greendale ,” and, for my supervisor at work, one of Cliff’s awesome Every Night I Have the Same Dream, Issue 3 shirts from the new Threadless comics collection.
Cliff’s not only a fantastic artist, he is the nicest guy you’ll ever meet on the con floor. You should check out his work and give him money. We can’t meet all his expenses alone, no matter how hard Chad’s been trying the last couple years.
4. You should go to w00tstock.
The Department’s main obligation to the con and related events was Thursday night’s w00tstock 2.4 performance at the 4th and B; we had arranged with w00tstock Dungeon Master Liz Smith to work the merch table and assist with anything else that came up. (Thanks again, Liz! We’re glad we could help.)
Adam Savage sang “I Will Survive” in Gollum’s voice, accompanied by a Wookiee on a guitar (video by k8greenisageek on YouTube). There was a Parry Gripp video, that, well, here:
Marian Call accompanied herself on a manual typewriter (and was incredibly great to me while I worked her end of the merch table). Molly Lewis had to be escorted into and out of the venue for her performance by security because she’s not yet 21– and graciously performed an awesome all-request ninja gig outside the venue for all the other under-21 folks who were screwed by the local liquor laws. Behold these videos from Kevin Savino-Riker, who was reporting for GeekyPleasures:
Len Peralta of Geek a Week fame drew an entire concert poster in four hours from the stage:
(If you have mad geek art lust, Len’s taking orders on the poster until Friday. Details are on his Flickr page; he’s also on Twitter as jawboneradio. Len and his wife Nora are completely awesome people, and they were a real pleasure to work with at the show– support them!)
Bad Astronomer Phil Plait showed us every single schlong-shaped celestial object he could think of, and then dropped a bombshell of a trailer for his new Discovery Channel show, “Phil Plait’s Bad Universe:”
That? That there is some high-end science porn, kids. You want that. Three episodes, coming this fall.
And that was, uh, about a quarter of the awesome things that went on all night. Paul and Storm, Adam Savage, and Wil Wheaton serve as the w00tstock ringleaders and assemble a crew of performers for every concert; this one was particularly epic owing to everyone having shown up for SDCC in the first place. We were on our feet and on the move from 2pm until 3:30am, and we’d do it again in a heartbeat.
“But,” you say, “that’s not much comics content, for an ensemble performance at a comics convention. Aren’t you guys comics bloggers?”
Well…
5. Matt Fraction speaks for the comics tribe at w00tstock.
Matt Fraction thinks about process and inspiration a great deal. He presented his spoken-word piece “The Batman Dreams of Hieronymus Machines” at the Portland w00tstock earlier this year, and he did it at SDCC twice– once at w00tstock, and once as a spotlight panel at the con proper.
Unfortunately, his wife, Kelly Sue DeConnick (hey, she’s writing a new book about Norman Osborn! Buy that!), has never been able to make it to one of these presentations. She’s never seen Matt bust out a bunch of raunchy jokes about Stilt-Man’s taint in front of a screaming crowd.
We had to fix that. Fortunately for you guys, the Department acquired new iPhones prior to the con, and Chad shot the following video of Matt’s “The Batman Dreams of Hieronymus Machines.” The HD master went to Kelly Sue, and this one is up for everyone else’s delectation:
We know the angle is suboptimal– the rule at w00tstock is “record all you want, but don’t annoy other guests,” so we shot from the side. If you need a version of the talk that is slightly different in content and has a better view of the slide show, but not as much of a view of Matt himself, Laura Hudson at Comics Alliance recorded the SDCC spotlight panel.
Watch both recordings; they have different things to offer, but Matt is saying a lot of inspirational and important things about comics here. Can we get this man a speaking gig at TED?
Tomorrow, depending on how my morning goes: Isaiah Mustafa hits the con floor; a young man from Chad’s alma mater writes a book about historical badassery; Fraction and I get in trouble on the throne of Allfather Odin, and more.
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We've been under serious Adult Stress in the way of budgeting, so natch the only thing I can think about is money-money-money stuff I would do and buy if we had disposable income.
Not if we were rich. I'm not even talking Oprah dollars. I would be an asshole rich person I'm pretty sure, so if the universe knows what it's doing at all, this will never happen.
Found the image of the lady at violetcrownct.com
However, if I blackmailed someone into giving me a good-paying job, or the more likely thing occurred and we won a small lottery, I would make it my mission to prove that Money Can Indeed Buy Happiness, ending the debate once and for all.
I would write a big, douchey book on all the ways money makes people happy and it would be a hilarious how-to-slash-pop-up-slash-horror-sex-slash-dramedy, and I would self-publish and the cost would be super low. You would read it again and again and it would change your life. So you should probably start wishing this happens for me, too, because you will love this book.
Here is a list of things that money could buy, just off the top of my head right now, that would make us happy.
Happiness List
Babysitter(s)
Duh.
Every parent needs a break, especially with toddlers. Big pharma, and cheap liquor stores, know this. There's no 'village' to help each other where I live, and my sisters' children are all grown and away starting their own lives, so I need to find people to pay to help us.
Going Out To Dinner
I never gave a crap about this before having 3 kids. For me, restaurants are a hassle because like Sally before she met Harry, it used to take me 10 minutes to order a sandwich.
NO mayo, ever
All sauce on the SIDE
Extra onion
Add sliced tomato
My Celine Deon heart could go on, but these are the essentials. I feel like such a big fat Fanny Pack listing all of this stuff, I was always certain someone would marinate my food in a bodily fluid. It was just easier to make my own food so it's not disgusting right.
Now add in all of the various food issues of all my children, and just planning a meal becomes maddening. Being a Mother of 3 kids is like being the only employee in a busy, horrible restaurant. And they don't even tip.
Being able to tell some poor slob, I mean wonderful waiter or waitress, all of these things so they can handle a meal, is a mini vacation. And these days I am not as picky about restaurant food. At all. If YOU are making food for ME? I'll take it. Whatever it is.
from dailymail.co.uk
Vegas
People talk about traveling to new places, but I say why go somewhere if you don't how fun it is? You know you can fly to Vegas for 3 days and have a great time. Vegas is great for what ails ya. Unless what ails ya is a gambling addiction, then definitely don't go to there.
I'm too cheap to be a big gambler, so I thought I would hate Vegas, but it's like New Orleans in that every person there has ONE goal in mind: FUN. You can wear whatever, find whatever, everyone's in a good mood, probably because they're drunk, but whatever. Walk all over the town and find a fun rich person. Or just put a quarter in a slot machine and order a drank. You can't not be happy when you're in a town full of people with access to free drinks.
Those Expensive Movie Theaters With Booze
I've never been a big goer of movie theaters. Or do you say 'fan'? Putting aside the cost, the seats are too close to gross strangers the general public, too close together, the only decent food is popcorn and worst of all: No booze. Then you're not supposed to bring your own.
What the hell, America?
Is this your idea of Liberty and the pursuit of happiness?
Is that what our forefathers came all that way in a tiny, overcrowded ship with no bathrooms for?
Industrial buckets full o'popped corn?
I'm corn-fused.
Enter: Boozey theaters.
We have a medium-priced theater about 20 minutes away that serves booze, but it's really difficult to hear the movie over rowdy people ordering buckets o'beer, and then clanking them together inexplicably. Also the wenches slinging those buckets ask everyone to pass them down like we're at the worst ball game ever. It's one step above trying to watch the news on that tiny television in the bar. Not happening.
I would much rather watch TV here, thanks. from gonola.com
Then I heard about these fancy Gold-something-or-other theaters from my sister. This sounds a little like Willy Wonka meets the movies:
Wait staff comes right to your table;
You sit in comfortable recliners:
They bring you GOOD food and booze, like real food that deserves to be written up on a menu.
from windycitylive.com
I am actually afraid to go, because if there is one thing I've learned about myself it's that I can become Princess Douchepurse really quickly. When you've never had nice things, it's easy to be poor. But once my doughey hams sit somewhere comfy, it's hard to go back. If I go to these theaters, I may never again be able to go to the $3 theater by our house.
It's the kind of theater that has last year's movies, and you HAVE to be early, just to find the 8 seats in the whole theater that don't have a spring sticking out. I'm not up on my tetanus shots. Combine that with my borderline narcolepsy, and a nice cheap movie becomes Ground Zero for Hep-C. Or whatever. However, they don't care if you wear a trench coat containing a case of beer and a whole pizza, so other than Harry Potter or Star Wars movies? That dump is my jam for movies.
Plus it has Personality. Personality goes a long way. from moviecitynews.com
Normal Grocery Stores
I'm not even talking Whole (Paycheck) Foods. I would love to be able to shop at regular old everyday grocery store, that takes freaking credit cards, and has fruit that last for more than 2 days when you buy it. Not even every week, just once in awhile I would love to not to have to back to the grocery 2-3 times a week because the frickin' grapes are frickin' moldy again, even though we JUST frickin' bought them.
Don't get me wrong, I love Aldi, our discount grocery store. It's part of what makes it possible for me to stay home with my kids right now. Prices are half of regular grocery stores. If you have never had to shop at a discount grocery store, I legit hate you a little bit right off the bat. Sorry, just being real. Being poor sucks balls full time and it makes you angry. Even Buddha would have been pissy if he had to shop at Aldi.
You don't always find the same things, you have to bag your own groceries and if you forget your bags, you have to pay for their bags. You also rent the carts for a quarter, and they are outside, so if you forget to bring a quarter, you're kind of fudged. You not only have to go inside first, go through the maze of the WHOLE STORE to get to the checkout, because you cannot just walk straight to the check-out. Oh no. This shit is all locked down like a prison maze. One way in, one way out.
I guess the thought behind this is that if someone tries to rob the store, you can see the robber going all through the aisles and call for help and then train yourself in the ancient art of ka-ra-tey in the time it takes for any potential thieves to get to the checkout.
Then when you finally get there, you usually have to wait in a long-ass line, because most of these people are not going to let you go before them. They do not care if you just need change of a dollar, they're in a hurry too, always. You don't know them. You don't know their life.
from flickr.com
Also, there is NEVER more than one aisle open. For real. I'm not being dramatic here. They only have THREE check-outs, and only ONCE in my entire life, on a full-moon Saturday of a holiday weekend, did I see TWO lanes open. The checkout lines were still down the aisles.
You also better have some cash because even though they just recently started taking debit cards? They do not have an ATM. You can ask someone for a quarter, if you're feelin lucky Punk. If you happen see someone who doesn't look like they would shank you.
The combination of these things makes for the most sad and crabby group of shoppers you can assemble without giving out government cheese. I mean, *I* shop there. One of my loftiest goals is to one day shop there because I want to, not just because I have to.
Okay, now I'm poor sad. I mean American poor, where we bitch about not having the latest iPhone, and only having BASIC cable. We never miss meals or anything, but this post has taken a sharp Southern turn. I can't even think of anything more "luxurious" than a normal grocery store. That's just sad.
I'm not sure whappened but this is more depressing than an episode of Maury. I can hear the audience boo-ing from their folding chairs. All I can think of is dialing S-U-C-C-E-S-S for the Harlinshar Institute and seeing if I can get me a J-O-B, gurl.
What would you do with a small lottery winning? Please tell me your list would be more fun than this.
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A Beer for the Shower July 28, 2014 at 5:48 AM
Ooh, someone who's just as adventurous as I am. But forget the normal grocery store. Dream big. I'd buy organic. Like real organic. Like, "I just paid $5 for a head of lettuce" organic. Or the organic, all natural TV dinners that cost as much as a fancy night out. Yeah, living large.
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Unknown July 28, 2014 at 6:00 AM
Oooooh ORGANIC. When I hear that word now, I picture a rainbow like when Spongebob says "IMAGINAAAATION!"
I once met a lady who wore designer clothes, drove a Lexus and said her kids only eat ALL organic food. She was the most miserable person I've ever met. You are what you eat.
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Debra She Who Seeks July 28, 2014 at 6:02 AM
Mmm, rat soup. I believe in the old saying that "it's true that money can't buy happiness, but it can rent it for awhile." May you win the lottery soon, girl!
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Unknown July 28, 2014 at 6:55 AM
Well as evidenced by this post, I wouldn't even KNOW what to do with it! Other than go to a real grocery store. Isn't that sad? Vegas and a real grocery store. THAT is my Luxury List. I make myself sad.
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Pattie July 28, 2014 at 6:57 AM
If I won a small lottery ($100,000) I would be over the moon because that would pay off my house AND my car and I would be debt free and I could quit the job where the office manager is such a bitch who plays the "I've Got A Secret" game and walks around with so much fucking bitter on the African continent sized chip on her shoulder(s) and then I would be able to send YOU $ so you could meet me in...VEGAS, Baby! Where the fun and booze never runs out. That's what I would do with a small lottery win.
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Unknown July 28, 2014 at 9:35 AM
Then I REALLY hope you win the lottery! I know that Office Manager, I've worked with that type of person before. Sometimes they're fun to mess with, but usually it takes all your strength not to junk-punch them. Then you're exhausted.
We would have mad, crazy, barely legal fun in Vegas!
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Anonymous July 28, 2014 at 7:50 AM
My god...the discount grocery store...I have spent so much time there. One day I will never have to step foot in there again lol.
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Unknown July 28, 2014 at 9:35 AM
Won't that day be glorious??? THAT is the trade for getting older, your muscles may be more sore, but you make enough not to shop at the discount grocery. It's a balance, I guess.
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Vinny C July 28, 2014 at 8:08 AM
How about if you wrote the big, douchey book about all the ways money can make people happy first, sold a million copies & then became rich and used the money do all, the things your book said? Does it really matter if the chicken or the egg comes first?
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Unknown July 28, 2014 at 9:37 AM
That sounds like a plan. I was working on a different kind of book, but it's not going well. I average about a paragraph a month right now. Perhaps if I started on THIS book, it would go faster? Or mayhaps it would just be a big, sad rant like this post?? One way to find out.
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Anonymous July 28, 2014 at 9:25 AM
I'd be in dire straights if not for Aldi...
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Unknown July 28, 2014 at 9:38 AM
We would, too. Or I would be working 2 jobs, or more.
Some of them are lovely, the one in the next town over is clean and nice, and most people are friendly. The one in OUR town? A little more.....rough. We go though. Those are our peeps, and that is our store. And they even have a few organic items now, which is a far cry from the Aldi where I shopped as a child with my dad.
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Carrie - ASassyRedhead.com July 28, 2014 at 10:46 AM
YOU GOTTA PAY A QUARTER FOR A CART??
I'd be out there being a sweet ol'cart getter! Pay ME to get your cart. That's kinda almost like valet grocery carting.
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Unknown July 28, 2014 at 11:33 AM
I know, right? Well, you do get the quarter back if you take the cart back and plug it back in, but you HAVE to have an actual quarter to get a cart out of the corral. AND yes, sometimes there are kids and one particular weird Dad w/his kid that ask if they can take your cart back for you, meaning "Can I keep the quarter?" When I was working, and even when I was first home, I used to always leave the quarter in the cart for the next person, hoping it would carry forward, but I yet to ever find a quarter waiting when I get there.
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Anonymous May 16, 2015 at 9:26 AM
Never had to pay for carts, but I do remember in one of my cash-flow-challenged periods (this one in the early 90s) Target in Culver City CA would actually pay you to return the carts but not charge to use the carts inside the store. You bring your cart back to the cart collection thing instead of abandoning it loose in the parking lot and it gives you a quarter! I would retrieve all the empty carts I could find and then use the quarters either for laundry, or to extend the Target shopping budget. Alas the Target near me now does not do this.
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Trashy Blog July 28, 2014 at 12:10 PM
I would hire someone to rub my feet until I fell asleep. But it would have to be AFTER I buried all of my money in the backyard, so that they wouldn't know where to look when they wanted to rob me blind as I slumbered peacefully.
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Unknown July 28, 2014 at 1:53 PM
hahahaha that sounds like pure molten GENIUS. My dad always said not to keep all your money together, so bury some in the freezer, some in the garden, some under your mattress; Diversify!
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Kim July 28, 2014 at 1:06 PM
I just want to have enough money to keep gas in my car, the ability to get out on my own for a night or two here and there, keep my fridge stocked at all times and also go out to dinner every so often without freaking out about cost. Oh, and being able to afford to go to a blog conference or three would be awesome.
I am totally with you that money actually CAN buy happiness. Maybe not all the time, but enough so that you're not panicking over effing penny all the time.
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Unknown July 28, 2014 at 1:54 PM
This is all I'm saying, Kim. I feel like my wants are so simple. I do struggle to appreciate what I do have, I have been in worse situations, that is for sure.
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Unknown July 28, 2014 at 2:08 PM
I dont have time to tell you what I would do Princess Douchbag! I love that title... but not as much as "CORN-FUSED!"
travel would be there... florence , italy... cant do vegas... got dragged out of a casino once by an old bf cuz i was losing so big and was sure I could get it back... Paging Princhessa Douchbaggia!!!!
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Unknown July 28, 2014 at 2:22 PM
hahahaha THAT is why I'm glad I'm not rich. I would do stuff like that, sit at a blackjack table just CONVINCED my luck was right about to turn around. I like the people watching in Vegas, and in New Orleans but there you get a lot of rookie drunks, and worse: Professional drunks!
If I had Oprah money I would want to visit everywhere. Right now? I'd settle for out to dinner.
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Unknown July 28, 2014 at 2:51 PM
That's hilarious! And I LOVE your graphics with this post. If I get me some money, honey, I'm booking 24-hour massages and taste-testing tours at the Ben & Jerry's ice cream factory!
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Unknown July 28, 2014 at 3:33 PM
Now THAT is a good post. That is what I started out intending this to be, but I guess I couldn't even THINK of anything! Massages, how the EFF could I not have thought of that with my back pain???
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The Shitastrophy July 28, 2014 at 4:21 PM
Man you need a nicer Aldi's. Ours has two lanes open most days - the rest is true though.
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Unknown July 29, 2014 at 6:48 AM
There are nicer Aldis out there, about 20 minutes away in the town where I used to work is a well-run Aldi. I would go on my lunch break and even when they were very crowded, the lines went more quickly than they do in ours. They would often have 2 lanes open. However, I am not about to drive 20 minutes both ways for a shorter line, that seems anti-efficient.
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Anonymous July 29, 2014 at 8:37 AM
Travel. First class. And maybe, just maybe, feel bad for the cattle class!
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Unknown July 29, 2014 at 3:14 PM
Oh, that would be amazing. 1st class is another thing I'm afraid to do. I don't know what it's like so flying coach is no big whoop to me, I love SouthWest airlines. I don't mind being herded like cattle, just get me to Vegas Captain Knock-Knock Jokes! But I'm afraid once I go beyond the blue curtain, will I be able to come back??
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Bryan Jones July 29, 2014 at 9:37 AM
Joy, I love your ramblings; they're hilarious. In particular, your description of Aldi had me snorting (snot not cocaine). I hope you do get rich because I can only begin to imagine your takes on high society.
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Unknown July 29, 2014 at 3:15 PM
Thanks Bryan, glad someone does! The store IS entertaining, I've had much blogger fodder from the people there.
The only way I WOULD get rich is if Karama is a real thing, then my windfall and subsequent attendance in high society would be the WORST revenge on awful rich people. Remember the movie Trading Places when Dan Akroyd was in the Santa suit eating fish out of his filthy beard? That would be me in the fanciest country club I could find!
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Unknown July 29, 2014 at 5:27 PM
You SO need to write this book!
Right now, I can't even afford to shop at Aldi...damn, now I think I'm going to cry...
Good god Joy, If I had to pick out all the things that were hilarious in this post, then I could right my own book. Laughed my arse off all the way through this.
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Unknown July 31, 2014 at 4:07 AM
I'm sorry to bring up a sore subject. Sometimes all you can do is laugh about it. Thank all the gods for things liked canned tuna. And dating. Be sure to date older men, they tend to be old fashioned and pick up a check once in awhile! Even if you have no interest in dating men. I mean, they need company and a girl's gotta eat.
I'm glad you enjoyed it. It felt so ranty, I'm glad you still got a chuckle.
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Meredith July 30, 2014 at 8:08 AM
Dying! The "Whole (Paycheck) Foods" to "booze theaters" to the way you used to order sandwiches. I want to become rich and spend my money with you!
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Unknown July 31, 2014 at 4:08 AM
I'm glad you got a laugh. I would probably be even WORSE ordering a sandwich if I had money. I can't even imagine! Obvy I can't imagine if you look at my stupid graphic.
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J.Day July 30, 2014 at 8:36 AM
Wow, that's an interesting store you have there. Never heard of that chain, not something I've seen in CA. In fact, in can be difficult to FIND a bargain store in some cases. Once when I was on a severe budget, my only options were Safeway, Raley's, and Target. Now, Target was a bargain compared to the others, but they weren't a full-blown grocery store. I had to pull my cat aside in any of the stores to make sure I wasn't going over my limit for that trip. Shopping that way does suck. I still do it, but it's not as bad as that. But one day, I'd like to grocery shop and not have to add it all up and check it against my bank account so that I don't get to the register and get told my card wouldn't work and I'd have to put stuff back.
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Unknown July 31, 2014 at 4:11 AM
Awww no discount grocery?? Well, at least in California avocados are affordable. I could live off of toast, tomatoes and avocado. Probably not literally because of the food pyramid, but avocado IS a superfood. And they cost around $2 each here in the Midwest, at least. And that's the NON-organic.
I started to talk about adding up the total in my head, which I TOTALLY have to do every single time. Ever try to math with 2 little kids yelling at you?? I quite off eff it up and have to put stuff back. They know me at the store, and know I'm famous for that. I purposely put the stuff I know I can easily take off at the end. Embarrassing.
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Unknown July 30, 2014 at 10:55 AM
I've been wanting to check out Aldi...but I'm not so sure about that now! But I did almost pee a little at the prices at the grocery store this weekend...20% increases across the board, so Aldi may be necessary soon, regardless of hassle! The booze theater is overrated and the food sucks as much as the crappy drinks - you aren't missing much. Get a sixer or some good wine and watch Netflix! Great post!!
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Unknown July 31, 2014 at 4:13 AM
I've shopped at Aldi for decades, so when I have to stop at a regular grocery store I cry at the prices.
Thanks for the heads up on the theater. We don't even go to movies very often, my couch and Netflix are where it's at. Plus then I can fall asleep and not be weirded out about it. I haven't seen the end of a movie in years.
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BrightenedBoy July 30, 2014 at 10:09 PM
All very reasonable dreams that you'll hopefully achieve one day!
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Unknown July 31, 2014 at 4:13 AM
Thanks for reading, and thanks for the support, BB.
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Angel The Alien July 31, 2014 at 9:50 AM
LOL your description of Aldi's is so right! And also the cashiers are kinda rude a lot of the time, because they're like, "I don't have to be nice to you! You're at Aldi's! You're here because you HAVE to be here!" Like going to the DMV. Or the Soup Nazi. But the best thing ever about Aldi is the chocolate drumstick cones they have... It is a chocolate cone that tastes like an Oreo cookie, with chocolate packed in the bottom of the cone, then filled with chocolate ice cream, then dipped in hard chocolate, then sprinkled with delicious chocolate crumbles of some sort. I could eat like twelve of those in one sitting!
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Unknown July 31, 2014 at 7:14 PM
Some of them really are rude! Some of them feel sorry for me because I have to.put things back a lot so I get pity points :)
I'm putting those cones on my grocery.list! I'll put back the broccoli if I have to. Hahaha foe real though
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Kate @ Another Clean Slate August 4, 2014 at 5:08 PM
I definitely think money can open the doors to happiness. I'd sure be a lot happier if I wasn't worried about bills all the time!
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Unknown August 7, 2014 at 4:59 AM
I agree. I think that saying was penned by someone who had plenty of money. Or was clinically insane.
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Lizzie Arias August 6, 2014 at 7:54 AM
You crack me up...wait, the strawberries I bought yesterday are already moldy and I recognise the depression inducing atmosphere of an Aldi store- CRAP I'm poor!
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Unknown August 7, 2014 at 5:00 AM
Well at least you're probably *American* poor, so that's a good thing.
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Date:01 Sep 2012
Type:Company Director Magazine
Tony Featherstone examines the pros and cons of giving a shareholder a seat around the boardroom table.
There is only one way to describe Gina Rinehart’s push for Fairfax Media board seats: brutal. Since March, Rinehart has emerged as Fairfax’s largest shareholder, demanded three board seats, savaged the company’s performance and its board and rejected Fairfax’s editorial independence charter. Fairfax shares tumbled 30 per cent during the stoush.
Echo Entertainment Group’s battle has been just as ferocious. Chairman John Story resigned in June after an attack from James Packer’s Crown Group that culminated in newspaper ads criticising Story’s record at other companies. Crown, a 10 per cent shareholder, wanted board representation and Echo resisted on competition grounds. Now, Australian Rugby Union boss John O’Neill chairs Echo.
Rarely have pushes for board representation been so aggressive, had so much personal venom directed towards boards that resist such requests, or attracted so many media headlines over so many months. The Fairfax and Echo boardroom fights might suggest battles are commonplace and that many boards reject requests from substantial shareholders for board representation. But that is not the case.
"In my experience, the majority of boards tend to accommodate a request from a shareholder who owns around 20 per cent of the company for a board seat," says Rick Allert AO FAICD, former chairman of Coles Myer, Southcorp and AXA Asia Pacific Holdings, current non-executive director of AMP and chairman of Western Desert Resources.
"Boards need to consider requests from shareholders for board representation on a case-by-case basis and the circumstances surrounding the request. Certainly, if the board is unclear of the shareholder’s intentions – for example, it believes the intention is to gather information and make a hostile bid for the company or sees potential competitive risks from having the shareholder representative on the board – it should reject the request."
Allert adds: "Most of all, companies must be very clear what the shareholder would add if given board representation. The chairman must carefully consider the skills of the shareholder representative and how his or her appointment would affect board dynamics and unity. At a minimum, the chairman should interview the prospective director before granting the request."
It is hard to imagine Fairfax chairman Roger Corbett interviewing Rinehart, the world’s richest woman, about the skills she or her nominee directors would add to Fairfax’s board. Like others in her position, Rinehart has no legal claim for a Fairfax board seat, but with a 15 per cent stake in Fairfax she is well within her rights to request seats. There is an unwritten rule in corporate Australia that 15 to 20 per cent ownership typically gets a board seat.
Both sides have a case. Rinehart can point to Fairfax shares falling from more than $5 in 2007 to 45 cents in August 2012, the company’s previously ineffective strategy to transition to a digital future and the support of influential fund manager Allan Gray, a key Fairfax shareholder, in her board push. Long-suffering Fairfax shareholders might believe a potential Rinehart takeover of Fairfax is sorely needed.
Corbett could argue Rinehart does not have Fairfax’s long-term interests at heart; wants board representation to facilitate a takeover for Fairfax without paying a significant on-market premium; would add little to the board and upset board dynamics; and by refusing to sign the company’s editorial independence charter, a requirement for all directors, misunderstands or disregards Fairfax’s culture and product integrity.
Rejecting a major shareholder’s request for board representation can place boards in an incredibly delicate position. Directors must weigh up the shareholder’s motives for board representation, the potential benefit the shareholder’s representative could offer the board and company, and the possible damage if a hostile shareholder uses board representation for personal gain, rather than to govern for all shareholders.
There are many risks. A substantial shareholder could push for board seats to gain information about the company to help a potential takeover bid or use board representation to try to control the company. He or she could leak board information to the media and destabilise the company, or provide information to a competitor. And his or her presence on the board could damage director collegiality, create a dysfunctional board and lead to some directors resigning. But in doing so, the hostile shareholder who gains a board seat would breach his or her director’s duties.
Quentin Digby, a Freehills partner, says shareholders who push for a board seat can overestimate the benefits. "Quite often, gaining a board seat provides the shareholder with relatively limited power and influence, and certainly less than anticipated," says Digby.
"A board seat is not the golden prize some substantial shareholders seem to think it is. The reality is, management runs the business, not the board. For example, if a cornerstone shareholder wants to influence and control the company’s direction, it can’t really do that just through one or two directors on the board. In practice, his or her influence is more effective where it involves direct two-way engagement and support at the management level. A management (of the shareholder) to management (of the company) relationship has many advantages because often key issues are best ‘influenced’ well before they reach the board level. And unlike directors, a shareholder does not owe a fiduciary duty to put the company’s interest first."
Digby adds: "In some situations, gaining a board seat can also be counter-productive. The shareholder’s nominated director is bound by director’s duties and must prefer the company’s interests over the shareholder’s. Any information received as a director will be confidential to the company and cannot be used for the shareholder’s benefit. If the director is an executive of the shareholder and receives price-sensitive confidential information, that then may preclude the shareholder from being able to buy or sell any shares in the company."
Thankfully, the situation of investors launching all-out media assaults on directors who reject their request for board seats or board changes is the exception. The involvement of high-profile billionaires, such as Rinehart and Packer, has elevated the situation of shareholders demanding board seats, and, perhaps, given the issue more attention than it deserves. Rinehart’s rejection of Fairfax’s editorial charter, and a view in some sections of the media that she wants editorial control over the company’s content to gain public influence, amplified the stoush.
Digby says a shareholder who owns 15 to 20 per cent or more of a listed company and who seeks representation on the board, usually approaches the chairman for board representation. Such discussions are typically behind closed doors and the board considers the shareholder’s intentions and what he or she offers the company and board. If convinced the shareholder’s long-term interests are aligned with other shareholders and that the candidate is suitable, the board will appoint the proposed director and endorse his or her election to shareholders at the next annual general meeting.
Should that not occur, any shareholder who owns more than five per cent of a public company has the right to requisition the directors to call an extraordinary general meeting (EGM) to consider a resolution appointing a new director to the board (and can also propose a resolution to remove one or more of the existing directors). What follows is a "proxy battle" with the outcome being determined either way by a majority vote (more than 50 per cent) at the EGM.
Digby says it is rare for an activist shareholder to requisition an EGM to put a resolution to appoint a new director and remove another. "This tactic is not widely used. First, the board will typically know if the activist investor has the numbers to get a board seat and will head things off before the EGM is called or held. Second, forcing the company to hold an EGM will be viewed in the media as a hostile act. It can destabilise the share price and damage the shareholder’s investment and will obviously affect the shareholder’s reputation as well."
The experiences of Fairfax and Echo suggest boards have much to lose when activist shareholders push for board seats. The truth is, many more companies and boards benefit when substantial shareholders are granted board seats. The new shareholder may bring different skills and expertise to the board, new connections and perhaps a new profile and access to capital.
There are many examples of small and mid-size ASX-listed companies that give board seats to cornerstone investors. For example, an exploration company might secure funding from a Chinese state-owned corporation to develop a mine and an off-take agreement for part of the mineral products. Once approved by the Foreign Investment Review Board, the foreign investors would typically request, and be granted, one or two seats on the mining company’s board. In this case, the investor brings precious capital to the company, potential access to more capital, extra board skills through expertise of Asian markets and added profile to the company. Certainly, many junior miners eagerly promote their ability to attract a cornerstone investor and their representation on the board.
Another listed company might give a substantial shareholder board seats because this will add to the board’s expertise and stabilise its share register. Or because the board appointment of a well-known investor, or his or her nominee, brings added profile to a small company and gives other investors more confidence in its continuing governance structure.
An unlisted company might welcome a private equity (PE) firm on its board. A buy-out PE firm will typically be granted at least one or two seats on a private company’s board and may even drive the formation of its board. PE firms are less likely to seek board representation when investing in public companies, but their involvement can still add great value.
A much smaller private company might benefit from its "angel" investor joining its advisory or formal board to provide expertise.
In these examples, the shareholder, by gaining a board seat, brings much more than money to the company. Even so, all boards need a process to decide if a shareholder’s request for a seat should be granted.
Allens partner Mark Malinas says the starting point is deciding whether a shareholder is active or passive. An active shareholder, such as a hedge fund, might seek short-term share price gains, while a passive shareholder, such as a traditional fund manager, might prefer medium to long-term gain and not seek board representation. "The board must think carefully about the activist shareholder’s motives and how they align with the interest of all shareholders," says Malinas. "Ideally, what a board wants is a shareholder who is there for the long term and thus has the right incentives to govern the company for all shareholders. What it doesn’t want is a shareholder who seeks short-term personal gain through a board seat and who might gain at the expense of other shareholders."
The motives of activist shareholders can present a dilemma for the board when deciding whether to grant board seats, says Malinas. The risk is that they could use the board appointment to "game" the share price by implying an imminent takeover bid or that bigger company changes are likely. The shareholder then sells its stock, makes a short-term profit and damages the company’s long-term prospects. Or the shareholder gains control of the company by stealth without paying any takeover premium.
Malinas says the growing presence of hedge funds and other investors with a shorter investment horizon has compounded the problem for boards. Traditional fund managers typically have a longer-term investment mandate and often do not support activist shareholders. Hedge funds and other speculators may side with activist shareholders if their presence on the board means a quick share price boost.
Malinas says the next step is to assess what the shareholder’s nominee director offers the board. "The board should determine whether that director brings additional skills and access to resources the board does not already have, and how he or she will fit in with other directors. There are lots of examples you don’t read about in the press where shareholders get a board seat and add real value, even in circumstances where the shareholder had pushed aggressively for a board seat," he says. "For PE investors looking to hold for the longer term, the shareholder’s nominee may bring financial and structuring expertise and specific industry or sector knowledge. This can be of real value."
King & Wood Mallesons partner David Friedlander says "short-termism" is the biggest risk when boards grant a seat to an activist shareholder. "Time and again you see the share price get a short-term bump when the activist shareholder pushes for a board seat and it lasts a quarter or long enough for shareholders to sell out. All it does is damage the stability of the share register and encourages a more transient shareholder base."
Friedlander says competitive risks are another key consideration when activist shareholders have cross-shareholdings in different companies. "The company can be vulnerable if the activist shareholder has a stake in a key competitor or is on the board of a competitor," he says. "The activist shareholder can use the board seat to gain information that helps a competitor or a particular investor."
Friedlander says another vital consideration is board dynamics. "The board dynamic can quickly become terrible when you have a hostile shareholder on the board whom nobody wants there. Suddenly the board has to write down every single thing said at board meetings because directors are having missiles thrown at them. And the board is worried the activist shareholder will leak information to the media, which tends to give the activist’s position a good hearing."
Friedlander adds: "Proxy advisers can sometimes give activist shareholders more credence than they deserve when pushing for board representation. Smart activist shareholders will attack a company over an issue they know resonates with proxy advisers to gain support in any public battle."
Therein lies the biggest problem for boards. The real damage is often done when the activist shareholder airs his or her request for a board seat in the media, or threatens to call an EGM. Fairfax is a case in point. Fairfax’s detractors might argue the board has handled Rinehart’s attack poorly and amplified another problem for the embattled media company. But as always, so much information is not known, and one should never judge boards on who wins the public relations war.
The only certainty is that the biggest losers in battles for board representation are usually passive small shareholders caught in the crossfire.
Ten tips for boards in dealing with shareholder requests for board seats
Process: Understand the types of issues the board should consider when determining whether a shareholder or its representative is suitable for a board position and should be granted a directorship. Ensure the board has good access to specialist legal and governance advice in this area.
Share registry dynamics: Smart listed companies pay considerable attention to their share registers. An activist shareholder with 15 per cent might hold less sway in a company with a larger base of long-term institutional shareholders, or where another shareholder holds 40 per cent.
Shareholder style: Does the shareholder have a more active, short-term focus, or is he or she a passive, long-term investor who is less likely to seek board representation? Speculators and short-term traders can pose problems for boards when they seek directorships.
Shareholder intentions: Why does the shareholder seek a position on the board? Is it to help grow the company’s long-term wealth through good governance and to benefit all shareholders; or is it to safeguard his or her investment or create other personal financial gain? Directors must serve in the interests of all shareholders, never just their own. No director should be appointed to safeguard his or her investment.
Competition issues: Could appointing a shareholder to the board provide an advantage to a rival company? Shareholders with investments in competing companies can pose big problems when granted board seats. Competitive risk is a genuine reason for boards to reject such approaches.
Takeovers: Is the activist shareholder’s request for a seat simply part of an agenda to gain control, by using "creep" provisions in takeover laws, where a bidder can buy a three per cent stake in a company every six months after hitting the 19.9 per cent takeover threshold? Good boards ensure suitors pay a reasonable on-market premium to acquire companies, which benefits all shareholders, rather than allowing suitors to control companies cheaply by stealth, through board seats and antiquated creep provisions.
Other shareholders: A board is well within its rights to canvass the views of other shareholders when deciding whether to grant a seat to an activist shareholder. It should not base its decision only on the view of a single shareholder, but consider the interests of all shareholders.
Board skills: Chairmen should interview the activist shareholders and/or their representatives to determine what skills they offer the board and company, and whether they add additional skills to the board. The chairman should also consider how a director’s appointment would affect board dynamics, and whether it would cause director resignations. He or she should canvass the issue with all directors. Also, he or she should ensure the new director understands how the board functions and its expectations.
Rejecting the activist: Shareholders will expect the board to state why it did not support a resolution from an activist shareholder to be granted a board seat. However, there is a fine line between boards stating an opinion and lobbying shareholders to reject an appointment. Directors should be conscious of their legal risks if they are seen to prejudice shareholders against an appointment, and always seek legal advice. They should present factual reasons to shareholders for their decision not to endorse a director’s appointment, and keep emotions and politics out of the equation.
Treat each case on its own merit: Do not subscribe to the unwritten rule that shareholders should get a board seat on owning 15 to 20 per cent of the company. There may be good reasons why such shareholders should not get a board seat. The most important consideration is whether the board can govern in the long-term interests of all shareholders and, through good governance, help the company sustainably grow shareholder wealth. That is surely the ultimate consideration when deciding if an activist shareholder deserves a board seat.
Tony Featherstone is a former managing editor of BRW and Shares magazine, and writes weekly columns for Fairfax publications. He owns Fairfax shares.
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Posted by Deborah Hopkins on May 25, 2021 in Home Improvement | Comments Off on Landscape Professonals – What You Need to Know For What You Need to Do
The following are seven professionals who may be able to assist you with your landscape and gardens:
Landscape Designer Landscape Architect
Designer of Gardens
Landscape Architect
a landscape designer
In the nursery,
Designer/Builder of Landscapes
Even if there is some overlap, they are two distinct levels and types of professionals. We’ll take them in the order they’re listed. We’ll start with a general summary, then list the pros and disadvantages, before moving on to a comparative analysis. Finally, we’ll look at how to assess any specific person in each of the professions. Have a look at Landscaping Rogers MN.
Architect for the Environment:
A landscape architect must have completed at least a four-year Bachelor’s degree and may have completed six or more years of post-secondary study. She must also complete a three-year internship at a landscape architectural firm to be fully accredited. The following is an excerpt from the United States Department of Labor.
“Landscape architects should have a deep understanding of nature, enjoy working with their hands, and have good analytical capabilities. Artistic talent and a creative perspective are also desirable traits. Landscape architects must be able to communicate their ideas to other experts and clients, as well as give presentations in front of big groups of people. Strong writing skills, as well as understanding of a variety of computer software, such as word processing, desktop publishing, and spreadsheets, are also advantageous. For clients, coworkers, and superiors, landscape architects use these tools to create presentations, proposals, reports, and land impact assessments. It is necessary to be able to write and design using CAD software. Many businesses recommend that aspiring landscape architects have at least one summer internship at a landscape architectural firm to learn about the day-to-day operations of a small business, such as how to obtain clients, generate revenues, and work within a budget.”
Advantages:
Landscape architecture is a rigorous and serious field dedicated to the design of aesthetically pleasing spaces for humans to occupy, visit, or see. Design theory, engineering, planning, aesthetics, history, and the sciences are all part of the research. As a result of the broad and deep nature of the curriculum, the breadth of tasks a landscape architect can undertake is almost limitless.
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*EDITORIAL* Antenna Safety – Elevated Work Platforms
– January 3, 2014Posted in: DX Resources
Accessing antennas at great height poses many potential safety hazards.
Essentially, climbing ladders or scaling towers, regardless of whether or not a commercial safety harness is fitted, is risky business indeed — particularly for those hobbyists in their latter years or not as physically capable as others.
Perhaps the safest means of accessing an antenna overhead is by an ‘elevated work platform’ or ‘cherry picker’ (also known as a nifty lifter, boom lift, snorkel, condor, man lift, basket crane or hydraladder).
This awesome equipment is a type of electrically or diesel engine powered aerial work platform that consists of a platform or bucket at the end of a hydraulic lifting system.
Originally designed for use in orchards, cherry pickers are now used in construction, on film sets, by fire-fighters, in rock concerts, by painters, in mining, to access unclimbable trees, poles, or fix items such as lights, speakers, etc. at height.
The flexibility they offer makes them also perfect for accessing, assembling and dissembling antennas in ham radio comms!
Cherry pickers are often mounted on the back of a large vehicle such as a truck (in which case it may also be called a bucket truck).
They can also be mounted on a flat back pick up van, or sometimes on a stand-alone trailer or self-moving platform as the above picture shows. In this case, they can be driven to remote field locations and so make the work of a dx adventure team installing large antenna arrays so much less problematic.
The bucket (also known as a basket) is designed for a person to stand in and work from, allowing you to tinker with and adjust your antenna from the safety of an enclosed space.
Sometimes a duplicate set of controls that are used to manipulate the position of the bucket are available to the person/s in the bucket, allowing the operator to locate himself at different parts of the antenna.
The lifting arms of some cherry pickers are capable of telescoping to adjust the reach of the device, usually with automatic safety controls to prevent tipping over.
When accessing antennas in tight spaces or maneuvering past nearby obstacles, articulated boom lifts are apparently more appropriate than stick booms.
I hope this article has provided readers with some safer options for antenna work. A simple search on Google will help you locate a hire company dealing in elevated work platforms in your area and also provide you with hire cost details.
As with all overhead work, care should be taken to avoid overhead power lines.
To see how the Northwest Adventist Amateur Radio Association used a cherry picker to remove a large tower and HF and UHF antennas, click on: http://www.naara.org/Camp%20Hope%20Antenna%20Removal%20Nov%202011.htm
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Neil McGrath, G7AQK
Posted August 2, 2017 at 3:08 AM
You will probably need to complete a training course before you are allowed to hire one of these devices. I spent a day at the supplier where they ran through all the necessary safety precautions. I then had a hands on session followed by a practical assessment on the cherry picker and also an elevated platform (scissor lift).
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Sinn Féin Foyle MLA Karen Mullan has welcomed an announcement by the Department of Health that will improve access to innovative cancer treatments to patients in the north of Ireland.
Speaking after the announcement Karen Mullan said:
”Today’s news from the Department of Health is an important development for cancer patients seeking new and innovative treatments.
“It means treatments that are made available through the Cancer Drug Fund in England which have received conditional approval from NICE – the institute for health and care excellence – will also be made accessible to patients in the north.
“It is important that this development announced by the department is implemented in a timely manner and that cancer patients and organisations are engaged from the outset on the process.
“It is also important that patients suffering from non-cancer-related illnesses also have access to innovative medicines where safe and appropriate.
“Reform of the Individual Funding Request (IFR) process must provide other patients with the opportunity of accessing new and innovative treatments.
“It is important that the Department of Health provides detail on the reform of IFR as soon as possible.
“We will be requesting a meeting with department’s Permanent Secretary to seek further detail on IFR reform.” ENDS/CRÍOCH
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-CH2-CH2-CH2-CH2- ... Hope this article is helpful to you. In addition, some materials such as polyester can occur in both thermoplastic and thermoset versions. Do not soften on heating. Linear or slightly branched long chain molecules. but they can be made from both natural and synthetic resources. Structure-property studies of thermoplastic and thermosetting polyurethanes using palm and soya oils-based polyols. For these polymers the main transition occurs at Tm when the crystalline regions break down (see Fig. In contrast, thermosetting polymers once they have hardened, will not soften upon heating; their structures are cross-linked and network. The classification is based on the chemical structure. The word is derived from the Greek words poly, meaning many, and meros (reduced to mer), meaning part. 2. I think you had understood about the properties of polymers, thermoplastics, and thermosetting plastics in a detailed way. These plastics are used to make many everyday items such as window and door frames, pipes, wiring insulation, and waterproof clothing items just to name a few. Plastics: Plastics are also called as Polymers. Therefore, this type of polymers can be readily recycled or remoulded, because each time it is reheated, it can be reshaped into a new article. A thermosetting plastic, also known as a thermoset, is polymer material that irreversibly cures. Majority of the times, polymers are made up of Carbon, Hydrogen, and Oxygen only. The thermosetting polymers are three-dimensional compounds with infinite molecular weights and have good physical and mechanical properties owing to their cross-linked network structure. So they can be filled and colored using light pastel shades. This courseware module is part of Penn State's College of Earth and Mineral Sciences' OER Initiative. It can also be used to make car and bicycle tires though it has to be vulcanized first. What Is Thermosetting and Thermosoftening Polymers? Home » Science » Chemistry » Difference Between Thermoplastic and Thermosetting Plastic. Thermosetting plastics have high melting points and tensile … Therefore, it is difficult to obtain a wide range of colors. Most polymers are formed by processing crude oil. Therefore, thermosetting materials cannot be reformed, remoulded or recycled by applying heat. Thermoplastic and Thermosetting Polymers Thermoplastic polymers (thermoplastics):soften reversibly when heated (harden when cooled) At elevated temperatures inter-chain bonding is weakened allowing deformation at low stresses. Thermoplastic polymers have linear and branched structures they soften when heated and harden when cooled. Semi-Crystalline Polymers. Thermosetting polymers are built from various types of material that serve key roles and applications in the plastics fabrication industry. Do not soften on heating. Thermoplastic and thermosetting. A thermoplastic, or thermosoftening plastic, is a plastic polymer material that becomes pliable or moldable at a certain elevated temperature and solidifies upon cooling.. The two thermoset molding compound processes are Reaction Injection Molding and Resin Transfer Molding (RTM).. Composite thermoset materials consist of a matrix and a dispersed, fibrous, or continuous second phase. Epoxy resins that are synthesized from glycol and dihalides. Types of polymers and their uses. Thermoplastics Thermoplastic commonly referred to as thermoplastic polymers are polymers that can be repeatedly heated and … Polyethylene, polypropylene, and polyvinyl chloride our thermo-softening polymers. Behaviour. 2.5.1. Thermoplastic include Nylon, Acrylic, Polystyrene, Polyvinyl chloride, Polyethylene, Teflon, etc. Classification Of Polymers. ; An introduction to the Mechanical Properties of Solid Polymers, Wiley, 1993. Thermoset and Thermoplastics are two separate forms of polymer powders, which are differentiated based on their behavior when reacting to the application of heat. No matter how fast you ride your bike the tires do not change shape. The term plastics is used to describe a wide range of polymers made of monomers all derived from the products obtained from the fractional distillation of crude oil. - Slader ... Thermoset plastics contain polymers that cross-link together during the curing process to form an irreversible chemical bond. The cross-linking process eliminates … By Sanjay … For the vulcanization process, sulfur is added so the disulfide bridges link the polymers together. polyester and epoxy resins used today to make large structures like wind turbine blades of 61.5m length by vacuum infusion [7]. Thermosetting Polymers (TS) Herbert RathnaSingh.G ,(M.E) MSM,ANNA UNIVERSITY TS polymers are distinguished by their highly cross-linked three-dimensional, covalently-bonded structure Chemical reactions associated with cross-linking are called curing or setting In effect, formed part (e.g., pot handle, electrical switch cover, etc.) 3. The cure may be done through heat (generally above 200 °C (392 °F)), through a chemical reaction or irradiation such as electron beam processing. Most thermoplastics are linear polymers and some branched structures Thermosetting polymers (thermosets):harden permanently when heated. It encompasses design and manufacturing methods for the lightweight polymer structures, various techniques, and a broad spectrum of applications. Its glass transition temperature is approximately 105 °C (221 °F). Lesson 5: Structure and Applications of Metals; Lesson 6: Types and Applications of Metal Alloys; Lesson 7: Structure and Applications of Ceramics; Lesson 8: Structure and Applications of Polymers. Thermoplastic polymers 2. Unlike thermoplastic, thermosetting plastic can withstand high temperatures without losing its rigidity. Thermoplastic and thermosetting polymers. Thermoforming and thermosetting polymers. Some other examples of thermosetting polymers include a substance used to make old TV sets and certain types of strong glue. Example. In plastic: The composition, structure, and properties of plastics …they are defined as either thermoplastic resins or thermosetting resins. Examples include polythene, polystyrene. In fact, these polymers can only interact by weak intermolecular forces and can, therefore, be separated rather easily when heated giving them relatively low melting points. In this way, thermoplastics differ from thermosetting polymers, which form irreversible chemical bonds during the curing process; thermoset bonds break down upon melting and do not reform upon cooling. Acrylic, Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene, Nylon, Polybenzimidazole, Polycarbonate, Polypropylene, Polystyrene, Teflon, Polyvinyl Chloride, etc. Some other thermo-softening polymers include polystyrene and polytetrafluoroethylene. Overview; What is a Polymer? In this lesson, we will learn about two classes of polymers thermo-softening polymers and thermosetting polymers. AIMS To understand the basic structure of crystals and polymers To differentiate between thermoplastic and thermosetting polymers To calculate the theoretical density of a crystalline solid based on its structure INTRODUCTION Metals and ceramics exist as crystalline solids, which means that the atoms are packed in a regular and repeated fashion, unlike amorphous solids. Polymer Structure. Now, let’s discuss the Processing of Plastics. Thermosetting polymers, on the other hand, do not soften when heated. We will also learn about their properties and how these properties arise. Most thermoplastics have a high molecular weight.The polymer chains associate by intermolecular forces, which weaken rapidly with increased temperature, yielding a viscous liquid.In this state, thermoplastics may be reshaped and are … If we think the historical production and use of metals and ceramics, production of synthetic polymers is very late. 2). They are molten when heated and harden upon cooling. 14.18 An alternating copolymer is known to have a number-average molecular weight of 100,000 g/mol and a degree of polymerization of 2210. The effect of chemicals (or other environments, such as ultraviolet light) on the properties of thermoplastic–matrix composites is also determined by the chemical (or environmental) resistance of … Types of polymers and their uses. The presence of these cross-linkages greatly increases its strength and therefore does not soften easily when heated. Read More Here we will focus on how these polymers respond to heat and why they respond the way they do. Unlike thermoplastics, thermosetting plastics have superior properties like high thermal stability, high rigidity, high dimensional stability, resistant to creep or deformation under load, high electrical and thermal insulating properties, etc. These resins are excessively used as surface coatings. HOME; ... corrosion resistant, and easily used for injection molding. Types of Polymers Herbert RathnaSingh.G ,(M.E) MSM,ANNA UNIVERSITY Polymers can be separated into plastics and rubbers As engineering materials, it is appropriate to divide them into the following three categories: 1. These characteristics, which lend the material its name, are reversible, so the material can be reheated, reshaped, and frozen repeatedly. Excellent strength and load-carrying capacity. Thermosetting and thermoplastics are two different classes of polymers, which are differentiated based on their behavior in the presence of heat. Some common A thermosetting polymer which is also known as a thermoset or thermosetting plastic is a polymer consisting of cross-linked structure or heavily branched molecules. A good example of a thermosetting polymer is vulcanized rubber. The Pennsylvania State University © 2020. You may be familiar with polyethylene, polypropylene, and even polyvinylchloride. Applications of Thermoplastic and Thermosetting Polymer Composites . Thermosetting polymers. Thermoplastic and thermosets are two types of polymer materials. Unlike thermo-softening polymers these thermosetting polymers are cross-linked to one another can you think about how this might affect the properties of these polymers? The main difference between thermoplastic and thermosetting plastic is, thermoplastic materials have low melting points; therefore, they can be remoulded or recycled by exposing it to heat. Polymers are very useful materials because their structures can be altered and tailored to produce materials 1) with a range of mechanical properties 2) in a wide spectrum of colors and 3) with different transparent properties. Thermosoftening and thermosetting plastics Plastics can be put into one of two categories, depending on how they respond when heated. Author: Dr. Ronald Redwing, Senior Lecturer, Department of Material Sciences and Engineering, College of Earth and Mineral Sciences, The Pennsylvania State University. Like the noodles, these polymers can slide over one another making these items made from them soft and flexible. This weak bonds can be broken by heat, and change its molecular structure. Common examples of thermoset plastics and polymers include epoxy, silicone, polyurethane and phenolic. Therefore, the curing process is reversible, which means that they can be remoulded and recycled. These are formed by condensation polymerization. These plastics are generally used for electrical fittings, radio and television cabinets, buckles, handles, etc. There are two classifications of plastic materials, thermosets and thermoplastics. These polymers are competitive and can replace the current thermosets i.e. For more information about thermoplastic (here referred to as thermo-softening) and thermosetting polymers watch this video (4:40): The term polymer is used to describe a macromolecule made of many monomers or repeating units. 2217 Earth and Engineering Sciences Building, University Park, Pennsylvania 16802 The classification is based on the chemical structure. Thermoplastic polymers are linear (slightly branched) long chain polymers, which can be repeatedly softened and hardened on heating. Plastic Processing Methods: In order to get the desired components from various Plastics, we need Plastic … Molecular Structure. On the other hand, thermoset polymers form a crosslinked structure during the curing process, preventing them from being melted and remoulded. Synthesis. Thermosetting plastics have primary bonds between molecular chains and held together by strong cross-links. When classified by chemical structure, there are two generally recognized classes of plastic materials: Thermosets, having cross-linked molecular chains, and Thermoplastics, which are made up of linear molecular chains. Thermosetting plastics are types of polymer which can not be remoulded if it gets moulded once. Semi-crystalline materials such as polyamides do not exhibit a clear Tg or 'rubbery' region, although one is often quoted as the amorphous parts of the structure will undergo some transition. The stiffness of plastic increases with the number of cross-links in the structure. Thermoplastic polymers. Thermoplastics are defined as polymers that can be melted and recast almost indefinitely. Now that we have discussed thermoplastic and thermosetting polymers let us review the different basic structures that polymers form and how that structure can determine whether the polymers are thermoplastic or thermosetting. Other possible classification categories might include crystal structure and whether they are crystalline or non-crystalline. Thermoplastic has covalent bonds between monomers and weak van der Waal interactions between monomer chains. A polymer molecule is a long chain of … 4. On a molecular level, as the temperature is raised, secondary bonding forces are diminished so that the relative movement of adjacent chains is facilitated when a stress is applied. Menu. They cannot be reused. Engineering polymers include natural materials such as rubber and synthetic materials such as plastics and elastomers. In the last lesson on ceramics, we saw that one way to classify ceramics is by their uses (refractories, glass, clay products, abrasives, etc.). Ward, I.M. The College of Earth and Mineral Sciences is committed to making its websites accessible to all users, and welcomes comments or suggestions on access improvements. Please send comments or suggestions on accessibility to the site editor. When heated to their melting point, thermoplastics soften into a liquid form. So unable to recycle or remould by heating. These polymers can be used to manufacture lightweight tableware. Linear or slightly branched long chain molecules. What are Scientists Doing Now to Improve Polymers? Thermoset materials are those materials that are made by polymers joined together by chemical bonds, acquiring a highly crosslinked polymer structure.. Thermoforming and thermosetting polymers. This reflects the fact that above Tg they may be shaped or pressed into molds, spun or cast from melts or dissolved in suitable solvents for later fashioning. a) Thermoplastic polymers soften on heating and become hard on cooling, which is reversible and repeated, and also thermoplastic polymers are relatively soft in nature. Abstract High performance composites are normally fabricated from continuous fiber and fabric reinforcements embedded in a thermosetting resin. The properties of these polymers all depend on a variety of factors. As engineering materials, they are relatively new compared to metals and ceramics, dating only from around the mid-1800 s. It is appropriate to divide them into the following three categories; Thermoplastic polymers (thermoplastics/TP) Thermosetting polymers (thermosets/TS) Elastomers (rubbers/E) Cowie, J. M. G.; Polymers: Chemistry and Physics of Modern Materials, Intertext Books, 1973. They can be reused. becomes a large macromolecule Always amorphous and … The key to the polymer structure is that two carbon atoms can have up to three common bonds and still bond with other atoms. Polymers can be separated into plastics and rubbers. ; Hadley,D. Thermoset - definition, properties and examples of thermoset . This kind of plastic offers more ductility and can absorb impact load very well. Thermosoftening plastics melt when they are heated. When classified by chemical structure, there are two generally recognized classes of plastic materials: Thermosets, having cross-linked molecular chains, and Thermoplastics, which are made up of linear molecular chains. This crystal structure is directly responsible for the mechanical properties of resistance to stresses or loads and the temperature resistance of thermoplastic materials. Except where otherwise noted, content on this site is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. Polycarbonate is an amorphous polymer and they exhibit outstanding strength, stiffness, impact resistance, very good heat resistance and can be combined with flame retardant materials. The main differences between Thermoplastics and Thermosetting plastics are Thermoplastic are linear polymers and Thermosetting plastics are cross-linked polymers. Unlike thermoplastic pellets, the components of thermoset polymers are stored in liquid form, usually in large tanks or containers. (C 3 H 3 N) z) is a common thermoplastic polymer. Thermosoftening Polymers and Crystallinity.. Polymers may be classified as thermosoftening or thermosetting. Most linear polymers and branched structure polymers with flexible chains are thermoplastics. A thermosetting polymer, resin, or plastic, often called a thermoset, is a polymer that is irreversibly hardened by curing from a soft solid or viscous liquid prepolymer or resin. Thermoplastics are made up of linear molecular chains whereas thermosetting plastics are made up of cross-linked molecular chains. Understanding the performance differences can help you make better sourcing decisions and improve your product designs. Thermoset polymers require a two-stage polymerization process. Behaviour. Thermoset plastics contain polymers that cross-link together during the curing process to form an irreversible chemical bond. We can think of it like a bowl of noodles. The stiffness of plastic increases with the number of cross-links in the structure. When soft and in liquid form they can be molded into many different shapes. Thermoplastic polymers Thermosetting polymers; These are formed by addition polymerisation: These are formed by condensation polymerization: Monomer used in these is generally bifunctional: In this monomer used is tri, tetra or polyfunctional: They are long chain linear polymer with negligible cross links: These have three- dimensional network structure with number of cross links: They have low molecular … but they can be made from both natural and synthetic resources. The strong cross-linked structure shows resistance to higher temperatures which provides greater thermal stability than thermoplastics. ... this group … are several examples of thermoplastic materials. Thermosetting vs. Thermoplastic Polymers Most of the polymers described above are classified as thermoplastic. Currently, thermoplastics are receiving considerable attention as matrix materials in structural composites. A thermoplastic, or thermosoftening plastic, is a plastic polymer material that becomes pliable or moldable at a certain elevated temperature and solidifies upon cooling.. Can undergo softening on heating and hardening on cooling. Click for transcript of What Is Thermosetting and Thermosoftening Polymers? Heat is not necessarily to be applied externally. Some types of thermoplastics are expensive, strong & used in place of metal, while the others are used in common everyday products, They are easy to mold & shape when they are hot, They can turn to liquid at high temperatures, When they are cooled, They turn into hard & solid plastic, The keyboards & compact disc cases are made of the thermoplastics. The behaviour described in the previous section occurs in thermoplastic polymers, where the single molecules are bonded together by thermosensitive intermolecular attractive forces (van der Waals, dipole–dipole, hydrogen bonding). Amino resins that are formed by the reaction between formaldehyde and either urea or melamine. They can be reused. Example. Thermosetting Plastic include Phenolic, Epoxy, Amino, Polyurethane, Bakelite, Vulcanized rubber, etc. A polymer is a compound consisting of long-chain molecules, each molecule made up of repeating units connected together. You can learn about the structure of these polymers, how they are made, and their real-life applications from other videos on our channel. It is a runny liquid that can be processed to make latex gloves, erasers, and party balloons. The key difference between thermoplastic and thermoset is that thermoplastic can be melted into any shape and re-used whereas thermosets have a permanent shape and cannot be recycled into new forms of plastic.. Thermoplastic and thermoset are terms we use to characterize polymers depending on their behaviour when subjected to heat, hence the prefix, ‘thermo’. Thermosoftening polymers are sometimes called thermoplastic.. Thermosoftening polymers include poly(), poly(), poly() and poly vinyl chloride.. What is the Structure of a Thermosoftening Polymer?. These polymers can be recycled or reshaped due to the fact that they can be heated and cooled many times without affecting the chemical nature of these polymers. Thermoplastics; Thermoset Plastics or Thermosetting Plastics ; Thermoplastics: By heating the polymer, if it turns soft, then it is called as Thermoplastic material. Solved: Compare thermoplastic and thermosetting polymers (a) on the basis of mechanical characteristics upon heating and (b) according to possible molecular structures. Elastomers where (1) and (2) are plastics and (3) are rubbers 5. have exceptional thermal stability because of their high melting points. The Figure 1. and 2. illustrate the changes that occur in intermolecular interactions of thermoplastic in the presence of heat. This fundamental distinction is seen in the organization of the table, and its origin in the chemical composition and molecular structure of plastic polymers is described below. Most polymers are formed by processing crude oil. Rubber tapped from para rubber trees is a polymer of isoprene monomers. Learn more. At room temperature, they are available in the form as Solids. In that case, you may choose between thermoset plastics or a thermoplastic. The presence of crosslinks hardens the overall structure. Furthermore, thermoplastics have covalent interactions between monomer molecules and secondary weak van der Waal interactions between polymer chains. They cannot be reused. A thermoplastic is a plastic material that becomes moldable above a specific temperature and solidifies upon cooling. Mohammed IA(1), Al-Mulla EA, Kadar NK, Ibrahim M. Author information: (1)Department of Chemistry, Faculty of Science, University Putra Malaysia. Thermoplastic is synthesised by addition polymerization. Thermoplastic has covalent bonds between monomers and weak van der Waal interactions between monomer chains. Thermosetting Plastic is processed by compression moulding, reaction injection moulding. Products from Oil. Thermosetting polymers are cross-linked or heavily branched polymers which get hardened during the molding process. Unlike phenolics, the amino resins are transparent. 1. Hence, they can be modified again and again. These polymers which are in the soft solid or viscous state on heating undergo extensive cross-linking in moulds and become irreversibly hard as well as insoluble products. 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Follow Recidivist @msdavison3. Stefan Pashov: There is a beautiful saying by an American philosopher, Alan Watts. Stefan Pashov: And I think there's a fair amount of the population here who're full time travelers and part time workers. I can feel that sound coming up through the bottoms in the my feet and telling me that this iceberg is coming north. "It's so weird when you've wanted something for so long, and you expect it to be shit, but it's not shit." Stefan Pashov: I've explored many different lands of the mind and many worlds of ideas, and I started before I even knew how to read and write. Movies, Documentary. Overview of Encounters at the End of the World, 2007, directed by Werner Herzog, with Werner Herzog, David Ainley, Samuel S Bowser, at Turner Classic Movies It will not last forever. There is no use saying you choose to lie down when it has become impossible to stand up. They want to be given a reason for this, so they can be reassured, so they will return to their prayers and their obiediences. Recommended. It was released in North America on June 11, 2008, and distributed by THINKFilm. Encounters at the End of the World (2008) 00:45:36 and the beasts shall reign over the Earth: Time - Phrase; 00:45:29 We may be witnesses to a biblicaI prophecy come true: Thanks for exploring this SuperSummary Plot Summary of “Encounters at the Heart of the World” by Elizabeth A. Fenn. Herzog did not go to the end of the world to watch birds sail across the surface of ice, but to dive into the depths of life. The drug would probably remain potent if he vacuum packed the pills in groups of 10 and kept them in a freezer. “Everyone, deep in their hearts, is waiting for the end of the world to come.” ― Haruki Murakami, 1Q84. It was released in North America on June 11, 2008, and distributed by THINKFilm. I do not suppose you and I would have though much of a Frenchman who waited till the Allies were marching into Germany and then announced he was on our side. We must take it or leave it.”, “I think this is irresponsible preaching and very dangerous, and especially when it is slanted toward children, I think it's totally irresponsible, because I see nothing biblical that points up to our being in the last days, and I just think it's an outrageous thing to do, and a lot of people are making a living—they've been making a living for 2,000 years—preaching that we're in the last days.”, “In 5-billion years the Sun will expand & engulf our orbit as the charred ember that was once Earth vaporizes. O ne of the first, and last, interviewees to appear in Werner Herzog’s 2007 documentary Encounters at the End of the World is Stefan Pashov, a philosopher and forklift driver who speaks in poetic vignettes. Find all lines from this movie A billion neutrinos went through my nose as we were talking. He wants to give us the chance of joining His side freely. that I would not come up. Stand still and let him go on his way. 0/323 likes in common. 0 If you have a pokemon with either of these abilities, your encounters with wild pokemon are reduced by 10%. Important Quotes Explained Quotes Important Quotes Explained. Doug MacAyeal: Might as well be on a piece of the South Pole but yet I'm actually adrift in the ocean, a vagabond floating in the ocean, and below my feet I can feel the rumble of the iceberg, I can feel the change, the cry of the iceberg, as it's screeching and as it's bouncing off the seabed, as it's steering the ocean currents, as it's beginning to move north. This is fact! Fortunately, Jim had a propane-powered backup generator with half a dozen tanks of fuel already on hand. Advanced search. 0/974 likes in common. A trillion, a trillion of them went through my nose just now. Encounters in the Heart of the New World covers the known history of the Mandan tribe from first European contact until the mid 19th century. Herzog did not go to the end of the world to watch birds sail across Encounters at the End of the World. Logged in users can submit quotes. The bonus sections is rich with stunning imagery. 15 Jan. 2021. We flew into the unknown, a seemingly endless void. The earth will end only when God declares it's time to be over. The wrath of the Lord is upon us and He may be intending to destroy the whole of creation. Encounters at the End of the World Screenplay », Encounters at the End of the World's quotes, https://www.quotes.net/movies/encounters_at_the_end_of_the_world_quotes_120550. Encounters at the End of the World is a 2007 American documentary film by Werner Herzog. It's been very powerful, and it's been with me this whole time. I was like, hey, these are my people. No wonder that by age five I was a raging feminist - although the term had not reached Chile yet, so nobody knew what the heck was wrong with me. They range in the way that they would gobble you up from slime-type blobs, but creepier than classic science fiction blobs - these would have long tendrils that would ensnare you, and as you try to get away from them you just become more and more ensnared by your own actions. Werner Herzog: For this and many other reasons, our presence on this planet does not seem to be sustainable. ”, “What were they thinking? Now, today, this moment, is our chance to choose the right side. Read the title of "Encounters at the End of the World" carefully, for it has two meanings. But we can guess why He is delaying. Honestly. The Drippy Man, a bit uncomfortable at the heaviness of the gaze, politely apologized and asked Bell Pepper if he would like one. But I wonder whether people who ask God to interfere openly and directly in our world quite realise what it will be like when He does. Alyssa, also 17, is the cool and moody new girl at school. Time Out says. First, that Antarctica is the last place that human beings reached and settled, hence "the end of the world"; second, that as a result of the things he finds in Antarctica and the things people tell him there, Herzog grows convinced that we as a species have nearly run our course, and that we are at the beginning of "the end of the world" even now. In this visually stunning exploration, Herzog travels to the Antarctic community of McMurdo Station, headquarters of the National Science Foundation and home to eleven hundred people during the austral summer (Oct-Feb). And they did nothing to me. To me, they were like priests preparing for mass. 339 Tastepoints. When the author walks on to the stage the play is over. People who like Encounters At The End Of The World (2007 Movie) Kuba Adamow @Homosporocarpus. Doug MacAyeal: Unlike Scott and Shackleton, who viewed the ice as this sort of static monster that had to be crossed to get to the South Pole, we scientists now are able to see the ice as a dynamic living entity that is sort of producing change, like the icebergs that I study. We will call him Bell Pepper. Men and women are dying everywhere, in huge numbers. And then after you would be frustrated and exhausted, then this creature would start to move in and take you apart. People are without leaders and direction. All this is going on, and you are concerned about the safety of two Jews?”. Even more impressive is the fact that the film was a Wednesday release that earned nearly $26,000 in total -- had it opened on Friday it might has topped the charts. We seem to be next. the role and place of human beings in the universe. Fields are abandoned and towns deserted. Have a nice day.”, “It's the end of the world every day, for someone.”, “How baffling it is that we imagined cities incinerated by alien bombs and death rays when all they really needed was Mother Nature and time.”. You're travelling a lot. Quick, grab the beer!”, “Everyone, deep in their hearts, is waiting for the end of the world to come.”, “Don’t put off till tomorrow anyone you could be doing today.”, “Don't wake me for the end of the world unless it has very good special effects.”, “I would kill for a cheeseburger. . Who am I that can change this if the world wants it so badly? “Their conversation ceased abruptly with the entry of an oddly-shaped man whose body resembled a certain vegetable. Encounters at the End of the World is a 2008 documentary feature written and directed by Werner Herzog.. It's a catastrophic impact to an ecosystem to talk about that kind of extinction. That's pretty big. It even has an ATM machine. With 5,000 kilometers ahead of him, he's heading towards certain death. We are the witnesses through which the universe becomes conscious of its glory, of its magnificence.” I was surprised that. Encounters at the End of the World is a 2007 American documentary film by Werner Herzog. Encounters at the End of the World (DVD) : An up-close and personal look at one of Antarctica's lesser-known inhabitants: the human. I remember when I first got down here I sort of enjoyed the sensation of recognizing people with my travel markings. If Henry added to the propane supply, and he used the generator only for essential maintenance like keeping the viagra freezer operating in warm weather, he would be happy here on the farm for a looong, looong time. In this new version, Sonic explores the world of Arabian Nights where he encounters an evil genie bent on destroying the classic tales in order to escape and create chaos in the real world. The film studies people and places in Antarctica. Voila! Finally, the Encounters At The End Of The World script is here for all you fans of the Werner Herzog Antarctica movie. Gary King: Tonight, we will be partaking of a liquid repast as we wind our way up the Golden Mile. Just a moment while we sign you in to your Goodreads account. had invited me to Antarctica, even though I left no doubt. Werner Herzog: Is there such a thing as insanity in a penguin? I think that there is many different ways for the reality to bring itself forward, and dreaming is definitely one of those ways. Is it that He is not strong enough? And The Beasts Shall Reign Over The Earth quotes › Encounters at the End of the World. It is a documentary about life and nature in Antarctica.Herzog arrives at McMurdo Station, the principal research and lodging facility on the continent, and spends a lot of time interviewing the various unusual people who have made careers out of living in the most inhospitable place on Earth. Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 15, 2012. For this time it will be God without disguise; something so overwhelming that it will strike either irresistible love or irresistible horror into every creature. Quotes.net. Many of them agree, the end of human life on this earth is assured. The National Science Foundation. In addition to food and drink, he had better lay in a couple thousand tablets of viagra. This puppy is a transcript that was painstakingly transcribed using the screenplay and/or viewings of the movie to get the dialogue. Armies are marching. 'Werner Herzog' takes his camera to Antarctica where we meet the odd men and women who have dedicated their lives to furthering the cause of science in treacherous conditions. Samuel S. Bowser: The creatures that are down there are like science fiction creatures. At five in the morning, the prisoners are then made to run naked to a different barracks where they are doused in petrol and hot water as disinfectant and then given clothes. My questions about nature, I let them know, were different Unless, even now, dead Jim was out there in the generator shed sabotaging the machinery.”, “If 2012 is the end of the world can I have a table for two at Ground Zero?”, “When the Mayan Calendar runs out there will be another day. God will invade. Join Werner Herzog as he shows those amazing individuals who work, play, and struggle to live in some of the world's worst conditions. ... which characters refer to later in the novel as the Soul of the World. hallways of snow, erupting volcanoes, and an other-worldly ceiling of ice, all of Herzog’s Encounters at the End of the World lead to philosophical musings about life, about human behavior, and more specifically, about the role and place of human beings in the universe. Werner Herzog: The National Science Foundation had invited me to Antarctica even though I left no doubt that I would not come up with another film about penguins. STANDS4 LLC, 2021. First of all I found out that the iceberg that I came down to study not only was larger than the iceberg that sank the Titanic, it was not only larger than the Titanic itself, but it was larger than the country that built the Titanic. People will definitely not slip into oblivion while hugging each other. That will not be the time for choosing: it will be the time when we discover which side we really have chosen, whether we realised it before or not. “Hooray! God is going to invade, all right: but what is the good of saying you are on His side then, when you see the whole natural universe melting away like a dream and something else -something it never entered your head to conceive- comes crasing in; something so beautiful to some of us and so terrible to others that none of us will have any choice left? And here, he's heading off into the interior of the vast continent. Werner Herzog: In the stupid trend of academia, it would be better to let the language die than to preserve it. The film studies people and places in Antarctica. This puppy is a transcript that was painstakingly transcribed using the screenplay and/or viewings of the movie to get the dialogue. With 2 … A great memorable quote from the Encounters at the End of the World movie on Quotes.net - Werner Herzog: The rules for the humans are do not disturb or hold up the penguin. There is talk all over the scientific community about climate change. Human life is part of an endless chain of catastrophies, the demise of the dinosaurs being just one of these events. Just like there was with Y2K.”, “[Pope] Clement waved his hands in irritation as if to dismiss the very idea. This is an incredible story, with some fabulous footage taken under the ice in Antartica. "Encounters at the End of the World Quotes." Well, Christians think He is going to land in force; we do not know when. Welcome back. They exist, but we can't get our hands on them. 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The US dollar continued to rise against the rupee on Wednesday — a trend experts largely attribute to the country’s growing current account deficit — reaching a record high of Rs173.50 after appreciating by 55 paisas in interbank trade.
According to the Forex Association of Pakistan (AFP), the buying rate of the greenback was recorded at Rs173.40 and the selling rate at Rs173.50 in the interbank market by the session’s end.
The dollar’s buying rate in the open market was recorded at Rs173.80 and the selling rate at Rs174.20 at around 4:15 pm, data by the AFP showed.
Zafar Paracha, general secretary of the Exchange Companies Association of Pakistan, explained the persistent depreciation in the value of the rupee against the dollar as a consequence of rising imports.
“The continuous increase in imports is fuelling the dollar’s demand in the market,” he said, adding that there was a possibility of imports rising to $65 billion by the year’s end, up from an earlier estimate of $61bn.
Moreover, he added, the target for remittances from overseas Pakistanis, which was set at $29bn in June earlier this, was likely to be contracted to $28bn.
However, if the approval of a $6bn loan package by the International Monetary Fund and the immediate delivery of $1bn on that account from the Fund could improve the situation, Paracha said.
Commenting on the persistent decline of the rupee against the dollar, Khurram Schehzad, chief executive officer of Alpha Beta Core — an investment firm and strategy advisory platform — said the rupee had plunged by 11 per cent against the dollar over the past six months.
On the other hand, Schehzad said, the value of other currencies in the region had declined by hardly one to two per cent in the last six months.
“This shows that the pressure on the rupee is consistently increasing,” he said, stressing the need to devise a strategy on “war-footing” to increase foreign investment in Pakistan so as to stop the upward trajectory of the dollar.
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I’m currently reading Shadow Divers, by Robert Kurson. It’s a very well known book in the dive community; it’s very well written and I recommend the book to any diver at any level. The book; if you’ve read it then you understand why it pertains to this topic; chronicles the discovery and subsequent dives by several divers of a WWII German Kriegsmarine U-Boat off the New Jersey shore line in just over 200 ft of sea water. Some basic dive physics are discussed by the authour as well, which are well to pay attention to for those new divers out there reading the book. Something that is discussed as well is the deaths that result from over extending a diver’s training or limits. This is very important, and a topic which I think is beginning to be ignored by recreational scuba divers. The more DAN safety messages I read, the more I think every week, “What in God’s name were they thinking?”. Basic appreciation of physics (as well as some common sense) often times appears to have been thrown to the wind. Read them, you’ll laugh. But hopefully (and I believe this is the objective of the DAN safety messages) you’ll take pause, and consider yourself in a similar circumstance. Safety is paramount in diving; there is no point in diving, if you’re not returning to the surface to dive again. Ego should be left on the surface; in all seriousness, mother nature doesn’t really care how cool your equipment is; she will chew you and your ego up and spit you out, and politely leave you for a public safety diver to get recovery experience. Shadow Divers discusses very good examples of panic underwater beyond 18 metres, where nitrogen narcosis affects judgement calls, and knee jerk reactions get people killed. Always dive within your limits, and seek training for new depths and activities; especially when engaging in overhead enclosures (wreck, cave/cavern, overhang, etc…), where a CESA may not be possible at all. Understanding the dangers and safety steps/ equipment needed for the dive is vital to a safe, well conducted dive. Have a plan. This is not a secret plan either, your dive buddies should know your plan, be familiar with your’s and your buddy’s equipment. Make sure your buddies are just as comfortable with that plan, as you are. Give your plan a conservative estimate within your limits and comfort level. Base the plan conservatively and use the least experienced diver’s limits as a gauge. Ensure your plan sticks to the rule of thirds, and make tasks and objectives allowable within that rule so you have extra air left for your safety stop.
Make sure your equipment is well maintained, and serviced regularly by trained technicians. Regulator technology has gotten better and better with each passing year; this does not mean you should just start finicking with your underwater breathing device, it’s not like that XBOX in your living room; you need to be sure it works, the fun factor lowers drastically if it doesn’t and you suddenly find your regulator and octopus malfunctioning at depth. So, take it to a qualified, trained professional technician (you thought I was going to say nearest PADI dive resort/centre didn’t you? lol). Just remember whatever dive centre or shop you use, make sure your equipment is well serviced and ensure that you clean it regularly; especially if you’re diving in salt water. Something really smart to do when using new equipment for the first time is to do it in a pool, where any errors or jitters can be worked out in 3 metres rather than 18 metres or more. Be safe and smart when using new equipment that you’re unfamiliar with, and get familiar with it.
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You’re absolutely right, Dive within your limits! As for the book Shadow Divers, I’ve read it several times. I personally like Shadow Divers Exposed, the real saga of the U869 by Gary Gentile.
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Remember the Savage Garden’s song from the 90s? As we are each other’s baby, it was imperative to get to the Moon. We did not fly though, we went there on minivan. Bicycle could have also been an option, but I was too afraid of not having enough air on the Moon…ha ha.
Jokes apart, the visit to the Moon Valley in Chile was spectacular. It was the most unique, breathtaking, different place we’ve ever been to. No wander it’s called Moon Valley: it looks like nothing on Earth, but most likely as the moon itself. In fact, it is a part of a Salt Mountain range, with large stone walls that resemble those in Arizona’s Grand Canyon.
Our first stop was a salt cave in which we had to sneak through narrow paths, sometimes almost on our fours, with no light. Of course I couldn’t pass without licking some salt on the walls. It was awesome…and salty. Next, we stopped in front of the “Three Maries” – 2 rocks apparently having the shape of women doing different activities (in my opinion they looked just like some tree trunks). Why “Three Maries” and not just two? They’ve been 3 until not long ago when a Chinese woman tourist wanted to take a picture on the top of the third Marie, kicking her to the ground…what a soulless people!
We finished the tour at “Piedra del Coyote” viewpoint with an amazing sunset over the valley. Imagine just a picture of the sun laying down its light on the deserted rocky moon. It’s like a fantastic postcard!
San Perro de Atacama was our base for the trip…sorry, San Pedro. But many people call it like this due to the amount of dogs on the streets (“perro” means “dog” in Spanish). I do not remember the exact number but it was around 1 dog for 3 people. Most of them were nice and friendly, but still… However, after Southern Peru and Bolivia, we felt like being back to normal society from the very first moment of stepping into this small town: clean, good roads, smiling people, tasty food. So good to find you again, sweet civilization! Nice to meet you, Chile!
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144 MHz sporadic-E opening animated map
This map of June 22, 2009 covers from 18:20z to 20:15z.
This animation can take some time (minutes) to load because of its size. Be patient and wait !
If you can see the map only partially press the "Refresh" button of your browser.
Use the "Stop" button of your browser to stop the animation and the "Refresh" button to run it again from the begining.
This map shows the evolution, size and MUF of the sporadic-E cloud that caused the opening on 144 MHz. and it is an estimation based on the information from DX-Spots collected by DXMAPS. I don't claim it to be 100% accurate but just an estimation that could help understand what happened that day.
Also please notice that sometimes you will see MUF rise very quickly. This is because of the almost complete lack of data for frequencies between 51 and 144 MHz. that leads to shown MUF rising almost 90 MHz in one minute. You should understand that this is not the usual behaviour of MUF, but the result of that lack of data.
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Electrochemistry is a quite old science since its birthday is considered to be in the 18th century but I think that, scientifically-speaking, it is in the best moment of its life. As an electrochemistry I always have on my mind the social relevance of my beloved scientific field but I Read more…
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The National Book Critics Circle has become a den of privilege and systemic racism, thanks in large part to its unquestioning fealty to the racist Carlin Romano.
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On June 11, 2020, Hope Wabuke — a distinguished Ugandan American poet who was on the National Book Critics Circle board — published screenshots from a disturbing internal conversation that involved how the NBCC would respond to Black Lives Matter. At issue here was how a seemingly august body of professional book critics would answer to recent events. One board member — a man by the name of Carlin Romano, who once opened a review expressing his fantasy of raping a woman author — was determined to “speak up” and claimed that he wasn’t the only board member who felt that racism and police brutality didn’t particularly concern him.
Romano took umbrage with the idea that white gatekeeping “stifles black voices at every level of our industry,” declaring this to be “absolute nonsense.” Never mind that The New York Times recently reported that the esteemed author Jesmyn Ward had to fight for a six-figure advance even after winning a National Book Award. Never mind Malorie Blackman sharing details about how a publisher had rejected a novel because a story featuring two black magical siblings wasn’t “believable.” (Meanwhile, Knopf publishes white author John Stephens’s The Emerald Atlas, which features three white siblings engaging in magic, to say nothing of the family-oriented magic contained in white author Alice Hoffman’s Practical Magic books.) Never mind that Dorothy Koomson tweeted on June 2, 2020 that her books were rejected because they “weren’t about ‘the black experience'” and how she was asked to make characters racist. No, as far as Romano was concerned, the struggles that African-American writers face to tell their stories was “ridiculous,” despite numerous examples.
Romano got even uglier, claiming that black writers would “never have been published if not for ecumenical, good-willed white editors and publishers who fought for the publication of black writers.” Amber Books? Black Classics Press? Third World Press? Triple Crown Publications? Life Changing Books? Any of the far too few African-American publishers who have stepped up to redress the systemic racism that the largely white-owned publishing industry has failed to remedy? That Romano applies “ecumenical” to his atavistic statement says much about his condescending views of writers of color. Apparently, in his view, any publisher who puts out a worthy novel that happens to be written by an African-American is an act of charity rather than an act of merit. James Baldwin? Toni Morrison? Octavia Butler? Ta-Nehisi Coates? Well, you’re lucky that your ass got through the door because Whitey decided to let one or two of you through the gates. Does Romano’s repugnantly racist sentiment here not reinforce the problems of white gatekeeping and not buttress the need for any and all literary organizations to be more inclusive? As far as Romano was concerned, the fact that countless people of color had to fight to be published — despite the fact that African-American novels have continued to be financially successful (Samuel R. Delany’s Dhalgren sold one million copies, Alice Walker’s The Color Purple sold five million copies, even Ann Petry’s The Street selling one million copies in 1946, the list goes on) — did not get in the way of his sentiment that black people needed to be fawning and grateful, much in the manner of slaves, to white publishers. Romano doubled down on this racism by writing, “In my 40 years in literary and publishing life, I’ve seen far more of [sic] white people helping black writers than of people black people helping white writers.” In other words, Romano believes that black people should devote their already disadvantaged positions to spending all their time promoting white writers.
In short, Romano articulated in very clear terms just what he wants the system to be. And his deplorable viewpoint here is no different from an antebellum slaveholder. Romano’s despicable vision is this: White editors serving as gatekeepers. Black authors dancing with joy at the honor of having their neutered visions “represented.” Romano’s statement is, in short, a racist screed against literary merit and inclusiveness. That Romano cannot acknowledge any white bias that has prevented great literature from being published, even as he demands that African-American writers jump up and down over concessions that their white counterparts would never have to face, is nothing less than a pompous white xenophobe revealing his true colors.
But Romano didn’t stop at mere racism. It is a common truth that atavistic barnacles like Romano often feel the need to tout their own superiority, irrespective of its shaky foundations. In perhaps the most risible part of his vulgar message, Romano claimed, “I myself have probably written more articles and reviews about Philadelphia’s black literature and traditions in my 25 years at the Inquirer than anyone living, black or white.” Do you hear that, Black Writers Museum? Do you hear that, African American Children’s Fair? Do you hear that, Hakim’s (the oldest Philly black bookstore, since 1959)? Even though all of you have done far more for black Philadelphia than Romano, Romano wants you to bow down at his professed magnanimity! It’s Romano who’s doing the heavy lifting here, not you!
One would think that the NBCC Board of Directors would instantly denounce such atavistic viewpoints. But President Laurie Hertzel, a white woman who would appear to be the NBCC’s answer to Amy Cooper, was nothing less than fulsome about these backwards views. She claimed, “Your objections are all valid, of course.” She also claimed that Romano’s views “shine unlike anyone else’s.”
I emailed Hertzel about her unquestioning support of Romano’s racism. She replied, “Rest assured that I do not and have not endorsed anyone’s racist comments.”
In other words, Hertzel and nearly the entire NBCC board are not so much interested in looking inward as they are gaslighting the narrative entirely. Nor can the NBCC actually name and hold Romano accountable — as was seen in this self-serving and half-hearted announcement posted on Thursday night.
I attempted to contact many of the NBCC Board of Directors — in large part because the only board members to acknowledge the exchange and take something of a stand against this racism were Carolyn Kellogg and Richard Z. Santos.
The remaining twenty NBCC Board Members have said nothing. In fact, shortly after I contacted Michael Schaub about his neglectful duties to stand against racism, this self-serving Texan, who was recently criticized for his insensitivity to trans human rights, blocked me on Twitter.
The NBCC Board has a duty to denounce Romano’s racist remarks. With their silence, one can only conclude that the following National Book Critics Circle board members are more than happy to uphold systemic racism. Systemic racism butters their bread. It ensures that they can continue to get gigs. That these people fail to call out racism and that refuse to do so even as Party City has done a better job firing racists speaks to their willful and open advocacy of white supremacy in the National Book Critics Circle.
Here is a list of the NBCC Board Members who presently advocate racism and white supremacy with their silence:
Laurie Hertzel, NBCC President
Kerri Arsenault, VP Awards
Jane Ciabattari, VP Events
Connie Ogle, VP Communications
Carlin Romano, VP Grants
Michael Schaub, VP Online
David Varno, VP Tech
Marion Winik, VP Treasurer
Jacob Appel
Colette Bancroft, The Tampa Bay Times
Gregg Barrios
Lori Feathers
Charles Finch
Megan Labrise
Jessica Loudis
John McWhorter
Katherine A. Powers
Madeline Schwartz
Elizabeth Taylor
Should any of the above individuals make a public statement against Carlin Romano and the NBCC’s systemic racism, I will remove them from the list. But I doubt that any of them will.
[6/12/2020 10:15 PM UPDATE: The NBCC Board page has dropped the following names: Laurie Hertzel, Connie Ogle, John McWhorter, and Katherine A. Powers. Presumably, these are the other four Board members who have resigned. Hertzel has also deleted her Twitter account.]
[6/15/2020 12:00 PM UPDATE: This morning, Carolyn Kellogg announced on Twitter that she had resigned from the Board. She cited “microaggressions and delays” in advance of drafting the Black Lives Matter statement. She also noted that the Board, instead of focusing on Romano’s racist sentiments, “focused on Hope’s breach of confidentiality in sharing a damning account of a poetry prize discussion.” Additionally, Kellogg noted that Hertzel called for the board to be dissolved following Wabuke’s leak. Following this call to dissolve the board (and efforts on other members’ part to facilitate discussion), Hertzel and two other members resigned in protest — not because of Wabuke’s concerns about racism, but because of the breach in confidentiality. Three more people — including Kellogg — have now resigned, including David Varno.
The instigator for this imbroglio was Romano. Romano has threatened to sue the NBCC and, according to Kellogg, even “shouted down a new board member on a Zoom call.”
Romano remains on the Board because the current NBCC bylaws, which can be found at this link, prevent the board from removing a member. The only way to do so is through a special meeting, which the bylaws declare can be called upon at the request of the president (for which the NBCC does not presently have one), any vice president (who would presently include Kerri Arsenault, Jane Ciabattari, Carlin Romano, Richard Z. Santos, Michael Schaub, and Marion Winik), or any five directors. As of early Monday afternoon, there has been no movement to call a special meeting. (UPDATE: Santos also noted that genera members can also call for a Board Member’s removal.)
As such, until there is a special meeting, Romano will remain on the board until 2022.
Kellogg concluded her message by stating, “I want to go on to point out that as the sole Black woman on the board, Hope should have been given extra support and liberty in leading our effort to craft an anti-racism statement. She was not.”
Further investigations into Romano have revealed a troubled history of abusive behavior. According to Ellen Akins, a friend of Hertzel’s, Romano went out of his way to target Hertzel, who is not a confrontational person. According to The Chronicle of Higher Education, in 2000, Romano was fired from his professorship at Bennington due to an “action of sufficient severity” directed at the president, Elizabeth Coleman. An insider at Ursinus College has also reported that there are numerous stories about Romano’s misconduct there.
Should anyone wish to share any stories about further Romano incidents, feel free to email me at ed@edrants.com and I will offer an update. Unless you specifically give me your consent, any and all communications with me will be kept in confidence.]
[6/15/2020 12:45 UPDATE: Ismail Muhammad, one of the board members who was actively working for diversity within the NBCC, announced his resignation from the board shortly after Kellogg’s announcement. He offered further details about what happened: “We were on the verge of winning a vote to release that statement by a solid majority, when Carlin Romano, at the last minute, derailed the process.”]
[6/15/2020 1:30 PM UPDATE: In an article filed by PW‘s John Maher, some new information has come to light. Anonymous board members noted that of the five members who resigned from the board (Hertzel, Victoria Chang, John McWhorter, Connie Ogle, and Katherine A. Powers), only one did so in support of Wabuke. The remaining four did so because of the breach in confidentiality. We know that this was Hertzel’s reason. So that leaves three inside Chang, McWhorter, Ogle, and Powers who resigned in opposition to Wabuke.
Amazingly, Romano himself is quoted in the article. In relation to the lawsuit threat, Romano said that he “alerted the Board I might sue it if I’m voted off the Board in violation of our bylaws and commitment to free discussion.” He denied shouting down the new board member, merely claiming, “We talked over each other at one point.”
Despite the racist tenor of Romano’s email, Romano claimed, “I’m not racist and I’m not anti-black. Quite the contrary. I just don’t check my mind at the door when people used to operating in echo chambers make false claims. A few Board members in recent years have sought to turn the Board, for decades committed to fair-minded judging of books from every political stripe, into a ‘No Free Thought’ zone, an ideologically biased tool for their own politics. In my opinion, they oppose true critical discussion. Good riddance to any of them who resign—the NBCC will be healthier without them. I’ll attempt to stay on the Board, despite concerted opposition, in the hope that I can help NBCC return to its earlier, better self.”]
[6/18/2020 UPDATE: Michael Riley, President and Editor-in-Chief of The Chronicle of Higher Education, was good enough to confirm with me that Romano is not involved with his august publication: “Carlin Romano has not written for The Chronicle of Higher Education since 2018, and, while he was a critic-at-large for The Chronicle a long time ago, he has not been in that role for many years. He holds no official title or standing with The Chronicle.”]
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AKA Damon Arvid. Under-the-radar writer, musician. Let's keep it that way. The cloud novels and other highlights are being collected at DamonArvid.com. To access all the music and Avocado Sun, click the big black box below.
Fabric - Summon These Days (Music)
Cowachunga - 1.1 - "Bone Dry Grasp"
10/16/2019
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Dread growing by the minute, Kyle made his way through an inky landscape that gradually lightened to reveal brutal, ancient scars. Volcanic remnants of water-scoured rock, upraised ribs, dead branches arrayed in pulverized defiance of sun and wind.
The jagged, impossibly narrow nighttime spaces and the risk of sudden drop that made every step forward an act of faith had given way to more modulated valleys and protruding ribs. To his right a vast, empty landscape stretched out forever ahead.
Nursing bone-jarred ankles, Kyle slowed and took careful stock of each contour he passed, of every valley and rise revealed by imminent dawn. As he approached a ridge line he crouched carefully amid the tallest cluster of boulders, all too aware that his silhouette would now be visible for miles, should anyone be watching.
Kyle knew better than to enter the empty void that spread temptingly ahead, though the jumbled matrix of geology behind him held danger of a human kind. He must skirt the line between impassibility and shade-free existence, hope he was not simply going round in circles.
There was no comfort in what was, when all was said and done, his only option.Assuming he was moving in a direction away from his pursuers, would he not also be moving away from the only known source of water in this intentionally desolate place?
Or were their multiple sources––there must be roads criss-crossing the area, as in any place with a historic mining provenance. Yet a road would not necessarily lead to anything more than caved-in tunnels. lime-streaked tailings. Mines were located with sole regard to mineral wealth, not creature comfort. Water could be shipped in on mule backs, rail, for hundreds of miles if necessary.
Maybe the lack of pursuers was no accident, they were prepared to lose him, set a perimeter, so long as he had no chance of stumbling onto a highway, flagging down a ride. With each minute passing, as his throat tickled in preemption of the sun’s emergence, he grew more convinced that his blind scramble that put distance between him and his pursuers had taken him further than was safe from source of life giving––yet forward movement was something, he could not refute that in-the-bones logic
Kyle stopped and looked out for a long moment at an unbroken landscape––a sense of deja vu entering that for a time masked gnawing thirst. Vivid memories of visits to aunts, uncles, and cousins on the Outback, a small mining town far removed from life-giving rains. A place that would not have existed but for the cold imperatives of commerce. And yet which harbored ways of sustaining life, if you knew.
He had almost forgotten the rule of dry bone and dust. On the Gold Coast Kyle’s primary fears had related to watery predation. Shark attacks on the upswing in recent months as sources of food were depleted offshore––the year-in, year-out reality of scorched earth trawling having its effect. The sense of danger that hit him paddling out, a feeling of elemental heave within heavy surf, of the bottom dropping off the coast. Odd that the bone dry landscape Kyle had found so comforting in his youth, eloquent in its emptiness, would turn out to be the most hungry.
The sun crept now into easy embrace with the horizon, giving as yet faint hint of its role as cruel enforcer. Brushing the rocks with just a kiss of warmth, its rays would only intensify and lengthen, transforming myriad shades of red and orange into washed out desert. The hard surfaces becoming radiant forces of their own, trapping the sun's heat––earth turned into ovenware.
Kyle gazed out onto the flat, the sun now steady above the horizon, unblinking. The few clouds that passed just wisps and fragments. What he needed was distance from the ridge, enough to gain daytime perspective of its contours––pick out Cowachunga, or a sun-protected traverse.
Read the entire Cowachunga, a cloud novel, and others like it at DamonArvid.com. Below, the perfect fabric song for sunny daze.
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A BeautifUl Case of the Blues - PROLOGUE- ARISUGAWA PARK
10/15/2019
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Hiro-o 9:53 am — March 2007
Dressed in khakis, light sweater, the man walked along the deserted, rain flecked street at the edge of Arisugawa Park, turning in through old, iron-wrought gates. Pale light turned the oppressively compact city into a tableau worthy of Edward Gorey — pond, brook, and trees emanating the secretive presence of a childless branch of the royal family. If you did not look up, beyond the spidery crest of branches, you would not know you were in city.
The man gazed for a moment at a pond encircled by old men on benches, fishing along its banks, nestled into the contours of the hill, fixated on barely perceptible ripples. Picking his way along worn stone steps, attempts at the sun to break free from persistent clouds veered into a tangle of shafts, pale light flickering through the branches. This could be anywhere. The patch of sky widened as he emerged from trees into a clearing at the top of the hill.
Breathing with a slight labor, he found a bench and settled in. Beneath the call and response of watchful crows there was a faint chirp that registered as a first sign of spring. Eyes coming to focus, he took in two children playing in a still barren flowerbed at the center of the circle. They had shed their jackets and were digging around in the dirt with sticks. Above, a statue of a Meiji-era hero on a horse, stiff in 19th-century Western fittings.
The man’s gaze trailed past the statue. Two women sat on a bench on the far side talking. He caught a few words — a malfunctioning refrigerator, the cost of daycare…before tuning them out. His eyes flickered back to the children. The boy was still digging, the girl brushing off flower bulbs, arranging them carefully along the low brick border. One of the mothers glanced over in the kids’ direction and let loose a torrent. “Get out of the dirt! Put on your coats — you’ll catch cold.” The two exchanged glances and brushed their hands off on their pants. They picked up their jackets and trudged over to their mothers, stern voices still chiming in edgy syncopation.
As the voices trailed off down the path toward the pond, something buzzed in the man’s jacket. He took out his cell phone and leaned forward, elbow on knee, listening intently. There was nothing to say. Hai. Wakarimashita. As he ended the conversation, he lowered his head with a slight, reflexive bow. It was over, it had been done, he was free. Wiping the sweat from his brow. This could be anywhere. It could have been anyone.
The man’s gaze drifted to the bulbs left exposed on the low brick wall. He stood up and walked unsteadily to the flower bed, letting one knee sink in upturned earth. Picking each bulb and placing it firmly into winter hardened ground, he brushed soil over and patted lightly down. As if to replace life in something barren. He sat there for too long, the other early morning walkers gave him wide berth. When he finally stood up his hands and khakis were creased with dirt. This could be anywhere. It could have been anyone. The sky through the branches constricted and he felt a hint of rain. I did it. It was me.
Read the entire ABCoB cloud novel, and others like it at DamonArvid.com. Below the namesake music suite on Utooob.
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A see no evil, hear no evil cartoon (Ѻ) rendition of “intelligent design” as scientists, Darwinists, or or evolutionists tend to marginalize the subject.
In religion, intelligent design, or ID, a post-1987 synonym for creationism or "creation science", refers to the model that humans were designed by god and not be evolution; a post-2005 synonym is "sudden emergence", terminology change arising owing to US court rulings on violations of the establishment clause of the first constitution in public schools.
Etymology
The term ‘intelligent design’ came into prominent usage following the ruling of the 1987 case Edwards v. Aguillard, in which the term “creation science” was deemed illegal and banned from public schools, after which the term creationism was replaced, specifically in the third edition (1987) of the book Creation Biology, with ‘intelligent design’. The following is evidence from the 2005 Kitzmiller v. Dover trail, showing how the word "intelligent design" came into the American vernacular: [2]
This book was renamed as Of Pandas and People in the 1989 edition, later famously becoming the focus of the 2005 Kitzmiller v. Dover, over a Dover, Pennsylvania, school board ruling to begin teaching intelligent design (Biblical creation theory) to 9th grade high school biology students as an alternative to evolution. [1]
American mathematician-theologian William Dembski has defined “intelligent design” as the Logos theology of John’s Gospel restated in the idiom of information theory. [4]
Thermodynamics
In post 1990s publications, one will occasionally see terms such as ID or intelligent design mixed up in discussions with thermodynamics, such as in the origin of life, the second law, order vs disorder. [3]
Intelligent design | → Emergence
Religion, in its efforts to get its foot in the door of science, seems to be the classic example of a terminological shapeshifter. Humorously, just as McLean vs Arkansas (1982) worked to label the term “creation science”, or scientific creationism (or simply creationism), of the Henry Morris and John Whitcomb The Genesis Flood (1961) variety, unconstitutional, for use in public school curriculum; a subject matter, which, following the Edwards vs Aguillard (1987) decision, became reclothed, in Of Pandas and People (the first edition of which (Ѻ) entitled Creation Biology, 1983), via the label “intelligent design”; so to has the Kitzmiller vs Dover (2005) decision worked to bring about a new for god-based science, namely: “emergence”, which journalist Lauri Lebo (2008) reports as follows: [5]
“A draft of Pandas and People’s sequel, The Design of Life, had been previewed during Dover’s trial (2005). Just as Foundation for Thought and Ethics substituted the word ‘creationism’ with ‘intelligent design’—following Edwards vs Aguillard (1987) —throughout versions of Pandas, this edition substituted ‘sudden emergence’ for ‘intelligent design’. This prompted Rothschild to ask Michael Behe during cross-examination, ‘will we be back in a couple of years for the ‘sudden emergence’ trail.”
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1. Humes, Edward. (2007). Monkey Girl: Evolution, Education, Religion, and the Battle for America’s Soul. Harper.
2. Review of the highlights of the Dover trail (2010) - YouTube.
3. Pullen, Sturat. (2005). Intelligent Design and Evolution? (thermodynamics, 12+ pgs.). Intelligent Design Books.
4. (a) Ed brayton: on the Dover Trail (2 of 6) – YouTube.com.
(b) Humes, Edward. (2007). Monkey Girl: Evolution, Education, Religion, and the Battle for America’s Soul (pg. 289). Harper.
5. Lebo, Lauri. (2008). The Devil in Dover: an Insider’s Story of Dogma v. Darwin in Small-Town America (pg. 210). The New Press, 2013.
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Our focus is to continue delivering the high‐quality care that our residents and their families expect of us while we help our communities through the COVID‐19 crisis. Maintaining the health of the people who live in our homes, and the people who deliver their care, is the most important priority for Extendicare.
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Advantages of spiral bushing bearings and the market trend analysis of the redz bearings
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Advantages of spiral bushing bearings
Spiral roller bearings are widely used in the iron and steel industry, as well as four rows of tapered roller bearings, four rows of cylindrical roller bearings and spherical roller bearings.
The screw roller has the following advantages:
A) The bearing is made of spring steel. The annealing temperature of spring steel is 3500C. Therefore, it is less sensitive to temperature than the annealing temperature of 1800C ball-bearing steel (100Cr6). When the temperature exceeds the tempering temperature, the hardness of the material decreases sharply. Therefore, spring steel is more suitable for high-temperature operation.
B) Spring steel has good elasticity and convenient installation. The inner ring can be installed in any position with two hook wrenches, and the internal tension of the inner ring can be fixed to the shaft. Machining inner rings with tolerances of H9 or H1L from elastic materials is relatively easy to achieve.
C) The bearings are durable and less affected by dust, iron filings, water and iron powder and weak acids formed by underwater falling. Thin wall screw provides more room for large diameter rolled parts. These parts can be rolled up to press the loot and foreign matter into the helical gap of the coil.
D) The main advantage of spiral bearings is that the outer ring can be reused many times. Once damaged and bent due to the influence of temperature, it can be reworked. In this case, the bearing seat also needs adjustment. In this structure design, only the outer spiral ring needs to be replaced, but the whole bearing does not need to be replaced, and other bearing parts can be reused.
If you have any requirements for Spiral roller bearings, please contact FV, send an email to sales@fv-bearing.com. Describe your needs and we’ll reply within 48 hrs.
FV Bearing can not only produce standard models to replace well-known international brands, but also make design improvements according to the specific requirements of customers.
The price of redz bearings
The price of redz bearings continues to be affected by factors such as market growth momentum, various opportunities and challenges. However, during the forecast period from 2020 to 2025, the global redz bearings sales market is expected to continue to be over the average of the last five years. The growth rate will continue to increase rapidly. It is expected that from today to the first month of next year, the price of redz bearings will increase to a certain extent.
Due to changes in consumer demand, import and export conditions, and various investigations on the development of redz bearings, the cost of redz bearings is constantly changing. Taking into account the current market macroeconomic parameters, value chain analysis, channel partners, demand and supply, the cost of redz bearings will also be affected to a certain extent. It is estimated that the cost of redz bearings will increase slightly from today to the first month of next year. FV Bearing is a leading supplier of precision bearings and bearings-related products across a large spectrum of customers – primarily OEMs and major distributors.
The market trend of redz bearings?
The global redz bearings market is constantly changing. The latest Global Market Report provides clear and accurate statistics and market estimates of the global redz bearings target market. The report includes an analysis of the different factors driving the market growth. It includes market drivers, constraints, opportunities and trends. This report is written by experienced and knowledgeable market analysts and researchers. It is an amazing compilation of important research that explores the competitive landscape, segmentation, geographic expansion, and revenue, production and consumption growth of the global redz bearings target market. In addition, the report provides a series of different market segments and applications that can promote market development during the forecast period. In-depth information is based on historical milestones and current trends. In addition, the redz bearings market report also covers development policies and plans, manufacturing processes and cost structures, marketing strategies, and then analyzes top redz bearings producers, distributors, marketing channels of redz bearings, potential buyers and redz bearings History of development. The report also lists import and export, supply and consumption data as well as costs, prices, revenue and gross margins by region.
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Are angels my attendants? Then I should walk worthy of ray companionship. Am I so soon to go and dwell with angels? Then I should be pure. Are these feet so soon to tread the courts of heaven? Is this tongue so soon to unite with heavenly beings in praising God? Are these eyes so soon to look on the throne of eternal glory, and on the ascended Redeemer? Then these feet and eyes and lips should be pure and holy; and I should be dead to the world, and live for heaven. :: FinestQuotes.com
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Are angels my attendants? Then I should walk worthy of ray companionship. Am I so soon to go and dwell with angels? Then I should be pure. Are these feet so soon to tread the courts of heaven? Is this tongue so soon to unite with heavenly beings in praising God? Are these eyes so soon to look on the throne of eternal glory, and on the ascended Redeemer? Then these feet and eyes and lips should be pure and holy; and I should be dead to the world, and live for heaven.
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Regularly, somebody who needs a fire douser will purchase an ABC fire quencher without giving much idea to the genuine fire dangers they have to ensure against. When purchasing fire dousers, you have to know a few things about quenchers keeping in mind the end goal to settle on an educated choice, particularly, the fire class you have to secure against and exceptional conditions you have to consider (PC hardware, for instance).Fire Extinguishers Quatt Shropshire
Classes of flame dousers
With regards to flame dousers, there are five classes of flames: A, B, C, D, and K.
Class A – Fire dousers appraised for Class A flames have a green triangle with “An” in the inside and in addition a pictogram of a refuse can and wood consuming. These quenchers are utilized to put out flames for normal combustibles like paper, fabric, elastic, and a few plastics (materials that leave slag when consumed, thus, the “A”).Fire Extinguishers Quatt Shropshire
Class B – Fire dousers appraised for Class B fires have a red square with a “B” in the middle and also a pictogram of a gas can with a consuming puddle. These quenchers are utilized to stifle fires for combustible fluids like gas, greasing up oil, diesel fuel, and numerous natural solvents found in research facilities (things found in barrels, thus “B”).
Class C – Fire quenchers evaluated for Class C fires have a blue hover with a “C” in the middle and in addition a pictogram of an electric fitting with a consuming outlet. These quenchers are utilized to stifle electrical flames for stimulated electrical gear, electric engines, circuit boards, switches, and devices (“C” for current-electrical).Fire Extinguishers Quatt Shropshire
Class D – Fire quenchers appraised for Class D fires have a yellow pentagram (star) with a “D” in the middle and additionally a pictogram of a consuming rigging and bearing. These quenchers are utilized to smother fires from metals and metal combinations like titanium, sodium, and magnesium.
Class K – Class K fire quenchers are utilized particularly to cook fires from oil, fat, and cooking oil (“K” for kitchen).
You can get fire dousers with a solitary class rating or numerous fire class evaluations (ABC or BC, for instance).
Fire dousing materials
Fire dousers utilize diverse materials for stifling flames. While picking your quencher, you have to figure out what kind of flame you might battle and after that pick the best dousing material for your application.
Water: Water, or APW, dousers utilize pressurized water to smother fires. APW dousers must be utilized for Class A flames (combustibles, for example, paper, material, and so on.); they can’t be utilized for putting out different classes of flames.Fire Extinguishers Quatt Shropshire
Dry concoction: Dry chemicals are utilized to quench A-, B-, C-, or D-type fires. They work by putting a fine layer of compound tidy on the material that is consuming. Dry substance dousers are exceptionally compelling at putting out flames. In any case, dry synthetic quenchers can be grating and destructive to gadgets and certain different materials.
Carbon dioxide: Carbon dioxide works by expelling oxygen from the prompt region of the fire. Carbon dioxide quenchers are just at any point utilized for B (combustible fluid) and C (electrical flames) dousers. For PC, medicinal and logical gear, and air ship hardware, carbon dioxide would be a superior decision than dry compound dousers in light of the fact that a carbon dioxide quencher leaves no deposit.Fire Extinguishers Quatt Shropshire
Metal/sand: Some class D fire dousers utilize metal or sand, for example, sodium chloride (NaCl) or powdered copper metal, to cover fires from metals and metal combinations.
Uncommon applications
Some fire risks require specific quenchers. Here are a couple of cases of those applications.
Metal or sand dousers are utilized to put clobber D (metal and metal compound) fires:
Salt (sodium chloride- – NaCl) is the most normally utilized material in metal/sand dousers. NaCl quenchers function admirably with flames including magnesium, sodium, potassium, amalgams of potassium and sodium, uranium, and powdered aluminum.
Sodium carbonate dousers are likewise utilized on flames including sodium, potassium, and compounds of potassium and sodium. Where push erosion of stainless steel is a thought, this sort of flame quencher would be a superior decision than a NaCl douser.
Powdered copper (Cu) metal is utilized for flames including lithium and lithium composites.
Graphite powder dousers are utilized on lithium fires and additionally fires that include high-softening point metals like titanium and zirconium.
Sodium-bicarbonate-construct dousers are utilized as a part of light of flames including metal alkyls and pyrophoric fluids.
Halotron I is a spotless operator trade for Halon 1211, which was prohibited from use because of its ozone draining properties. Halotron I quenchers are utilized for dousing fires in PC rooms, clean rooms, and where media communications gear or hardware are available. Halotron leaves no buildup and is nonconducting however is more costly than carbon dioxide. It ought to be noticed that Halotron I will never again be delivered after 2015.
FE-36 (CleanGuard) dousers are another spotless specialist trade for Halon 1211. FE-36 quenchers are less dangerous than Halon 1211 and Halotron I and purportedly have no ozone-draining potential. FE-36 is likewise utilized for flames in PC rooms, clean rooms, and where broadcast communications gear or hardware are available. Dissimilar to Halotron I, FE-36 isn’t made arrangements for eliminate.
Nonmagnetic fire quenchers: Wherever solid magnets are being used, for instance, close attractive reverberation imaging (MRI) or atomic attractive reverberation spectrometers (NMRSs), nonmagnetic fire dousers ought to be picked. The solid attractive fields produced by this kind of gear can cause steel barrel fire quenchers to fly over a live with dangerous power.
Ensure that you have the correct fire quenchers for your condition or potential fire risks. It can be the distinction between whether your fire is disposed of or causes a catastrophy.
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Flirty Japanese
Words and phrases you won't find in a textbook
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Welcome to Flirty Japanese
2017-07-21 creator 1
Do you want to flirt with Japanese?
Do you have a Japanese boyfriend or girlfriend but can’t express your feelings?
Do you want to say certain things to your Japanese lover but can’t find the right words or phrases in your textbook or dictionary?
If you can answer „YES!“ to at least one of these questions then
Flirty Japanese is just for you!
This site will provide sentences and special terms around flirting and romantic relationships. You will find examples for confessions, flirts, farewell scenes and so on, but also for dirty talk and intimate moments.
I’m not saying that it is super easy to hook up someone or manage to get a Japanese boyfriend or girlfriend BUT you’ll won’t be speechless in that kind of situations.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Today, the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity (DEO) issued reemployment assistance updates on the Reemployment Assistance (RA) Claims Dashboard. As of October 12, DEO has paid 2,036,735 claimants a total of nearly $17.3 billion ($17,254,749,215). More than 4 million (4,029,188) unique claims have been processed, representing 98.9% of unique claims submitted.
PAYMENT PROGRESS:
97.1 percent of all eligible benefits requested prior to September 25, 2020 for state Reemployment Assistance, Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation (PEUC) or Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) have been paid to claimants. Additionally, 99.9 percent of all eligible benefits requested by claimants prior to September 25, 2020 have also received their corresponding Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation (FPUC) benefits for that week.
If a claimant has not received benefits or all of the benefits they believe they are entitled to, they should:
Check that they have requested benefits;
Check that the weeks they are requesting are eligible weeks; and
Check that their account information in CONNECT is up-to-date and accurate.
If a claimant needs additional assistance, they should call the Reemployment Assistance Customer Service Center at 1-833-FL-APPLY.
The Department continues to work to modify claim effective dates as appropriate. The requests for these benefits are not included in this data.
The Department would like to remind claimants that it is important to continue requesting benefits to receive payment. This video and guide may be helpful.
PANDEMIC EMERGENCY UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION:
The Federal Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation (PEUC) program, offered through the federal CARES Act and administered by DEO, provides up to 13 weeks of benefits to claimants who exhausted their Reemployment Assistance benefits. Floridians will need to apply for PEUC benefits once the balance of their current claim is exhausted. Floridians who have already exhausted their benefits or have Reemployment Assistance claims that expired after July 1, 2019, will also be able to apply.
PANDEMIC UNEMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE:
The Federal Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) program provides unemployment benefits to those that may not otherwise be eligible under Florida’s state Reemployment Assistance program, including independent contractors and individuals who are self-employed. Individuals who have been impacted by COVID-19 and believe they may be eligible for Pandemic Unemployment Assistance, can visit www.FloridaJobs.org and select "File a Claim" to apply and be considered for PUA.
ADDITIONAL UPDATES:
Governor Ron DeSantis has directed DEO to continue waiving the work search and work registration requirements for claimants. These requirements will continue to be waived through December 5, 2020.
Additionally, the waiting week requirement will continue to be waived through December 5, 2020.
DEO will be conducting nightly maintenance to the CONNECT system to process claims and payments. CONNECT will be available from 8 a.m. to 7:59 p.m. daily.
This schedule does not affect individuals who wish to file a new claim. Individuals can file a new claim 24 hours a day, seven days per week at www.FloridaJobs.org and select "File a Claim."
HOW TO APPLY FOR REEMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE:
DEO has a mobile-friendly online application for individuals filing a new Reemployment Assistance claim, which is available here. For a step by step guide on how to apply read more here. For the Reemployment Assistance Resource Guide which includes frequently asked questions, please click here. For additional information about Reemployment Assistance benefits visit www.FloridaJobs.org/COVID-19.
About DEO
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What is the Sparimo Monthly Spa Box?: The Monthly Spa Box is a monthly box filled with seven items from Sparimo. You get to somewhat customize your box by choosing items that will go in it (three bath bombs, two of the same scent soap bars, and two items other than bath bombs and soap bars). While you can choose items, it's not guaranteed that you will receive all of them. They guarantee you will receive four of the items you choose.
How Much is the Sparimo Monthly Spa Box?: Each box is $37.95 with free shipping (Continental US only, they don't ship outside of the Continental US).
I don't know if because my box was a sample box, I only received five items.
The box was stuffed to the brim.
High Heaven Lotion ($7.95) - If you're looking for a weird combo lotion, this is it! At first it smells like a floral shop but then after a few minutes, it's like a men's cologne. I did like this for both the formula and the scent and the price is fair as well!
Island Universe Bath Bomb ($6.00) - I'm reminded of a drink when I smell this, but I'm not sure which one. There is shimmer/glitter in this which I don't like.
Rosebud Bath Bomb ($6.75) - This smells just like a fresh cut rose. I like that it had bits of rose in it as it added a bit of a spa idea to it. I gave this and the other bath bomb to a friend that would use one nightly if she had them.
Double Love Bath Salts (Unknown) - I don't do bath salts (which now has a double meaning) but I'm not interested in using them. I don't take baths so I don't have a use for this item. There also wasn't any specific instructions so I still don't know what to do with it.
High Heaven Soap Bar (Unknown) - This smells...interesting. Not good, not bad, somewhere in between leaning good. I can't pick out any notes (I suck at that) but it's a pretty good soap.
Overall, I didn't find this particular box worth the $38 price tag. I'm not sure why I didn't receive a full box worth of items or if I was even meant to. I liked the items on their own but would have to receive a full box to give my full and complete opinions on the subscription.
As always, let me know what you thought of this box in the comments!
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Multimedia | Cherry Bedroom Furniture | Cherry Dining Room Furniture | Family & Living Room | TV Cabinets | Bookcases / Curios
Testimonials
Received our bed on Monday and it looks great! We appreciate the craftsmanship and quality of your furniture. Thanks again!
-Eric V.
Manhattan, KS
We absolutely love the furniture!! The quality of design, finish & workmanship is excellent. The fact that it is Made in the USA makes us very happy! We will definitely be back.
-Craig & Joyce P.
Columbia, CT
Excellent service, knowledgeable and friendly staff with an appreciation for quality furniture. The delivery men were very kind and very professional.
-Tonya & Jeff M.
Milwaukee, WI
Very nice, fits room well. We are very proud of it.
-Michael & Jean S.
Louisville, KY
We love the furniture. You were very pleasant and helpful on the phone.
-Lynn B.
Williard, UT
We are so pleased with the quality of our bed! Thank you for all of your help and superior workmanship.
-Marguerite L.
Geneva, IL
Just a note to let you know we think the bed is wonderful, beautifully crafted and thoughtfully, as well as precision, designed. It is clearly a modern day heirloom and was well worth the wait.
-Avery S.
Kingston, NY
Judy and others have been amazing! Bed is everything we expected. Love it! You need to brag more, so others will know about your furniture.
-Myrna G.
Orange Park, FL
The entire transaction was seamless. Judy was very informative, understood my needs and made my preference happen. The delivery men were "fabulous". It was difficult measuring our stairwell, but they got it upstairs. Thank you for such a wonderful experience.
-Pat D.
Hudson, OH
Customer service was flawless from begining of sale to delivery of bed. All our existing bedroom furniture, as well as living room furniture is Colonial Furniture.We are so pleased.
-Sue & Ron S.
Collierville, TN
I love this bed. Judy was courteous, prompt and very helpful for any questions I had. Returned calls promptly, very informative on the process of shipping and the bed manufacturing process.
-Peggy W.
McDonough, GA
I was very hesitant about ordering furniture on the internet, sight unseen. In the end, it turned out to be the most enjoyable purchase I've made! Thank you so much for all the time you spent with me on the phone. I can not say enough about your customer service. Now, about my furniture ~ I am ecstatic about it! The quality of craftsmanship, the attention to details and the pride of workmanship is second to none.
-Phyllis D.
Glen Carbon, IL
Judy is great! (Tell us something we don't already know, Dan! -Colonial)
-Dan J.
Wheeling, WV
The bed arrived safely this morning and is simply beautiful. LOVE IT! Color is perfect. I am so glad I did an internet search, but can't quite believe the good fortune of finding such fabulous, quality furniture and such nice people! A MILLION "Thank-Yous"
-Nancy M.
Lee, NH
Great furniture.
-Taleen L.
Aurora, CO
The communiation exceeded my expectations. The headboard is perfect and matches the existing furniture perfectly. I really appreciated the assistance I received in selecting the proper wood finish. Thanks so much!
-Sally G.
St. Joseph, MI
Excellent experience! You were all so great to work with & the furniture is absolutely beautiful.
-Kathy P.
Buchanan, MI
It was another fantastic experience with Colonial Furniture! I love the style and quality of your pieces. I especially appreciate that Dennis was willing to work with us on customizing our new king-size bed frame. It was great working with Judy, also.
-Mary Kaye T.
Puyallup, WA
Beautiful sturdy furniture. I always enjoyed speaking with Judy. She was clear and thorough in her explanations and friendly, gracious. I think I would like to know her personally!
-Barbara M.
Gillespie, IL
We are very pleased with our entire experience with you. The chairs arrived in perfect condition.
-Gwen & Stanton B.
Lakewood, WA
Judy in the showroom is wonderful at her job! She is very helpful and polite.
-Pam L.
Chatsworth, GA
Very happy with the quality. Outstanding craftsmanship.
-Patrick F.
Saucier, MS
Very pleased with phone support, ordering & delivery.
-Kevin W.
Bartlett, IL
I am very happy with my curio. Colonial salespeople were very helpful. The two delivery men were professional, polite and did a great job setting up my curio.
-Joan F.
Fairfax, IA
Love the bed! Very satisfied. Your customer service is exceptional!
-Sherri M.
Monroe, LA
We really love the furniture. It matches our other pieces from 35 years ago. Everyone was great to deal with.
-James V.
Gilbert, AZ
Gorgeous - Gorgeous Furniture!
-Barbara M.
Seattle, WA
We are totally satisfied!
-Pam L.
Chatsworth, GA
I received the drawers and they arrived in perfect condition. What a great job of packing them and also the matching of the stain! I wish everything else was as simple as your customer service. Thank you, you are an upstanding company.
-Earl M.
Reinholds, PA
We are so happy with our new bed. It blends in beautifully with our other bedroom furniture. Thank You!
-Janet A.
Peoria, AZ
Outstanding job by all!!
-Larry F.
Snellville, GA
Received the table last night. Great quality and nearly perfect match! Thank you for all your help. The men delivering the table were very polite and engaging.
-Gary L.
Bentonville, AR
You are really helpful and pleasant. I LOVE my bed!
-Judy M.
Fullerton, CA
We ordered nightstands to match a bed bought from you years ago. Your service was great ~ returned phone calls, delivery as agreed, etc. Jonica was wonderful to work with, informative and helpful. Thank you for making furniture in the USA!
-Mickie S.
Trent Woods, NC
Our furniture is beautiful and arrived in excellent condition. We are pleased with the quality and design. We would definately consider your company when purchasing more furniture. Thanks.
-Karen T.
Tyler, TX
We purchased a cherry bedroom set from you 4-5 years ago. It is the envy of all of our friends.It is the most beautiful furniture in our house and I appreciated the exceptional service we received when we purchased the bed, dresser, chest, nightstand and bed steps. Thank you for continuing to build such beautiful furniture! I feel like a princess every night when I crawl into bed.
-Pam J.
Ramsey, MN
My wife & I are extremely happy we have discovered Colonial. Great quality and customer relations.
-David J.
Ypsilanti, MI
Great furniture - excellent quality - packaged well to arrive in great condition.
-Tom C.
Boulder, CO
I am extremely pleased with my new bedroom suite. I love the classic "lines", the beautiful spindle posts ~ the whole visual "look". Real wood! Wonderful! And best of all, "Made in the USA". Thank you for your beauty and workmanship.
-Milton & Myra M.
Taft, TN
Your packaging of your product was the best I have ever encountered. Very satisfied with your company and will buy again when the need arises.
-Richard B.
Wilmington, DE
Your furniture is wonderful, exceptional quality.
-Sharon H.
Mishicot, WI
Words cannot express my satisfaction. Very, very nice! We enjoy the added quality to our bedroom. 10 out of 10.
-Tim C.
Wyoming, MN
Beautiful, solid and expertly crafted. A tribute to American craftsmanship. Thank You.
-Anthony B.
Columbia, SC
The furniture looks great in my bedroom and I feel very comfortable because it is made so well. I hope to be able to get dining room furniture in the near future.
-Judy A.
Porter, TX
I bought our bedroom set 18 years ago and always wanted a blanket chest. Was happy you had it.
-Janet R.
Houston, TX
We could not be more satisfied! The entire process was executed perfectly. I spoke with Jonica and she guided us through each step and was most gracious. We are sharing our good fortune with others!
-Ed & June L.
Winter Garden, FL
I was very reluctant to order such an expensive item not having any experience with your company. I took a leap of faith and I'm elated with my table. I hope to order chairs soon. The two people that I worked with (Judy & Jonica) were wonderful - many thanks!
-Nadine C.
Jefferson, GA
I will definitely consider Colonial when we get to furnishing our guest room.
-Laurie J.
Lafayette, IN
The people were friendly & professional. Great internet experience! Thank You!
-Laurie N.
Rangley, CO
It is hard to find quality wood furniture. The tables are fantastic and we will order more in the future.
-Larry M.
Indianapolis, IN
These bed far surpass the most expensive furniture stores here in Florida.
-Marilyn I.
Palm City, FL
I don't buy products made in foreign countries. Your handcrafted highboy has exceeded my expectations. Jonica was wonderful on the phone.
-Tom N.
Tampa, FL
I love your craftsmanship and so very much appreciate the Colonial Furniture Company's personal touch.
-Jennifer M.
Lacanada, CA
Our Rice Poster bed and Nightstand arrived Friday and are absolutely gorgeous. Beautiful, flawless finish, dovetailed oak drawers, perfect fit and elegant well-detailed carving.
-Mike W.
San Carlos, CA
Thank you; furniture is beautiful.
-Thomas V.
Maple Valley, WA
Your quality is great!! Beautiful Furniture! Very Satisfied!! Made in the USA.
-Mercedes S.
Miami Springs, FL
Dennis, the bed arrived last night and it was perfect. The color was an exact match and the bed is a step up in quality from our original PA House. Couldn't be happier; we will definitely recommend Colonial to our friends.
-Larry G.
Baytown, TX
Wonderful.
-Laura W.
Richmond, VT
This was the largest internet purchase that I ever made. The bed matches my other furniture very well, which was a big concern.
-Barbara P.
Cedar Falls, IA
Your furniture is very well-made and meets high quality standards. I have recommended your product to several friends. Your staff is always very cordial and helpful.
-Jerry D.
Crawford, GA
The nightstands I purchased were an exact match of an Ethan Allen style that has been discontinued. I searched everywhere for a new set & thought I would never find one. Thanks.
-Joy H.
Pleasant View, UT
Loved my bed.
-Suzie C.
Monroe, LA
The furniture looks great.
-Bill B.
Alpharetta, GA
Thanks for all your help with my filler board order. It came several weeks ago, fits beautifully and is a great color match. I would not hesitate to do business with Colonial Furniture again. I think the furniture is of a quality that is seldom found in stores today.
-Debrah C.
Old Saybrook, CT
I was extremely pleased with my furniture and delivery. Also, all questions were answered and everything was upfront regarding payment.
-Sylvia S.
South Bend, IN
We are recommending you to all of our friends!Finding the Colonial style, with real wood, is not easy today. Thank you for making it available! You all are awesome.
-Jim & Beth S.
Fair Oaks Ranch, TX
My furniture arrived today and it is just what I expected. Thank you for taking the extra care in packaging and delivery. I will probably order some more items in September.
-Mark R.
St. Louis, MO
Very, very happy. Good Job. Keep up the excellent work.
-Rona & Leonard A.
Bakersfield, CA
Great customer service; I feel like I know you folks! I love the table.
-Susan J.
Vanderburg AFB
Just to let you know that the beautiful buffet is now proudly displayed in our home. It is as lovely as I had expected and knew it would be. You made this a very pleasant buying experience and if I buy more pieces in the future, you can be sure that I will contact you.
-Suzanne C.
Makawao, HI
We had been looking for furniture to match our dining table for over 7 years. The pieces match wonderfully and complete our dining room. Customer service was very good.
-Michelle Z.
Riverside, IL
Awesome furniture!
-Taleen L.
Aurora, CO
I am very pleased with the bed. It's beautiful and fits into my home perfectly.
-Ruthann C.
Blaine, MN
Overall I was very pleased.
-Helen C.
Lake Oswego, OR
Jonica was fantastic! She was polite and answered ALL of my questions.
-Carroll G.
Coronado, CA
We are enjoying the furniture.
-Tom F.
Seattle, WA
I was told the finish would be great, and it was. Plans are in process for a future order.
-Steven R.
Cookeville, TN
Just a note to let you know the bed arrived 1/30/09. It is absolutely beautiful. My husband and I are impressed with the craftsmanship. I am telling everyone of your fine furniture.
-Georgia S.
Gainesville, FL
Everyone was professional including the delivery people. I love my new bed.
-Marjorie D.
Mt. Juliet, TN
We received our King-sized bed this morning. It's beautiful and looks great with our Pennsylvania House bedroom furniture! I am so glad that I found you all on the internet! You have also demonstrated great customer service and I will remember that.
-Catherine W.
Jacksonville, FL
It felt like talking with family. I love my dining set - it arrived right before Thanksgiving, our biggest family celebration. Thanks!!
-Pat C.
High Springs, FL
Thanks so much for the very fine piece of furniture - we love it!
-Carl & Mary M.
Lansing, MI
"Solid Cherry ~ Made in the USA" means a great deal. Thank You. Jonica was a friendly & helpful person of contact.
-Roger A.
Trenton, KY
In 1991 I bought 3 tables for my living room and also master bedroom furniture. We decided to go from a queen size bed to a king. I was very pleased to find you were still around and extremely pleased to find you were still manufacturing in PA. Thank You!
-William G.
Golden, CO
We found your service to be excellent. This was very important to us seeing that we live on the west coast.
-Teresa K.
Pasadena, CA
My husband and I are thrilled with the bed. The wood, the style and finished product. Thank you very much.
-Deborah S.
Fallbrook, CA
Fantastic ~ Matched my existing furniture perfectly. I looked for almost 1 year in stores ~ internet was great!
-Peggy N.
Woldwood, MO
We're very satisfied with our purchases.
-Richard S.
Mountain Home, AR
I was so excited when I found Colonial Furniture on the internet. It matched my existing formal dining room - the buffet was what I wanted. Everyone on staff was so helpful, especially Jonica & Judy - wonderful employees. Delivery service was on time and very nice. I would not hesitate to order again. I'm telling all my friends about Colonial. Thank you. Thank you.
-Betty & Marvin H.
Shreveport, LA
Received our king bed (#5810) this past Saturday and are extremely pleased! Cannot find any fault with the workmanship and finish - just a finely crafted piece of furniture we were extremely lucky to find on the internet.
-Jack & JoAnn L.
Thompson, GA
We have a complete cherry bedroom set, including a highboy and are absolutely thrilled with it. It was the best money we ever spent on furniture.
-Garo D.
Dover, MA
Jonica was great. Your furniture is the best I've seen. We will be doing all our furniture needs with you. We will tell everyone. Thank you and keep it up.
-Patrick C.
Peoria, AZ
It is a rare commodity (unfortunately) in this day and age to find a company with the attention to detail, pride in workmanship and integrity that your company has demonstrated. I feel very blessed to have "stumbled" onto Colonial online and am so proud that our wonderful new furniture was made in our own, equally wonderful country.
-Irene B.
Fairfield, CA
We love our new bed. High quality construction. We were also pleased with the delivery & set up.
-Henry & Linda K.
Grandville, MI
My dining room was delivered this morning. It looks beautiful! I know that my family and I will enjoy using it. The delivery and set up was great. Thanks to Jonica for her help and keeping me informed of the progress.
-Helen B.
Franklin, TN
We received our new bed yesterday and we absolutely love it!!!! My husband and I were so pleased with the quality and craftmanship.
-Pat S.
Dalton, PA
I love our new furniture!! I will certainly strongly consider future purchases with Colonial Furniture. Jonica was great! Very professional & followed up to make sure that everything arrived on time.
-Mike & Liz H.
La Grange, IL
Wonderful quality! I love the design of this bed (#5850 king size). This is a classic piece we will enjoy for a lifetime.
-Lou & Priscilla D.
Valparaiso, IN
I received my new high poster bed and am very pleased with it. It is a very well-made, beautiful bed.
-Sara B.
Rockford, IL
The natural butler table and end console came yesterday and are absolutely beautiful, with far more detailing than expected from the small pictures online. They complete the room and look great! Thanks for all your help. The new pieces look so good that we're going to have to retire some of the old items in the living room, so we'll be in touch before too long.
-Mike & Ginny W.
San Carlos, CA
We received our coffee table and side table today...absolutely beautiful thanks!!
-Tom & Syd H.
Oregon City, OR
The furniture is absolutely gorgeous! We love the Brandywine Finish.
-Jane F.
Mt View, CA
Very, very pleased.
-Don P.
Austin, TX
I enjoyed working with Jonica ~ We love our furniture.
-Mike & Kim S.
Moorehead, MN
We love our new Colonial bed. It is beautiful ~ exactly as photographed.
-Julie P.
Cedar Rapids, IA
Will not buy "Made in China". Prefer USA made.
-Gail V.
West Branch, MI
We just had our dining room set delivered last Friday. We absolutely love it! We had our first Sunday dinner in the dining room. Thank you for such quality, beautiful furniture!
-Kristine G.
Solon, Ohio
We are very pleased with everything. Jonica is customer service PLUS! The furniture was finished to our expectation and we are pleased with the workmanship. I would recommend your company.
-Leroy & Virginia M.
Newnan, GA
Dealing with you was a wonderful experience.
-James V.
Acworth, GA
Your furniture is beautiful and the service outstanding. I will definitely buy from you again.
-Lois M.
North Riverside, IL
Your customer service, web site & employee staff were superb. The furniture is gorgeous and I am very pleased. Please thank Jonica for all of her help, she was great.
-Linda A.
Stillwater, MN
We are very pleased with the workmanship of the bed we purchased. We will definitely consider your furniture & internet site in the future. I will definitely recommend your company to my friends.
-Carolyn B.
Crowley, LA
We ordered your solid cherry Swarthmore Writing desk (#4300) and desk top (#4350). We just got it today. It is gorgeous. We can't express to you how pleased we are with craftsmanship and quality. The writing desk is beyond our expectation. We expected plastic shelf brackets like every other furniture company uses but yours had brass brackets. The lights with a dimmer switch was an extra plus. It is almost impossible to find the quality of furniture that you manufacture. It is finished beautifully, even on the back. Your company made it so easy to purchase.
-Terry & Joan R.
Signal Mtn, TN
I recently purchased a complete bedroom set including king sleigh bed, highboy, two nightstands, triple dresser with mirror and entertainment armoire. It is great!
-Alan S.
Wilmington, NC
Everyone was extremely helpful and professional.
-Jane M.
Sun City, FL
It was a great pleasure doing business with your company and I will do it again if I have a need for your products. I will also recommend you to friends and associates.
-Randy B.
Metairie, LA
I love it! It looks beautiful in my home & goes well with my other furniture. Thank You!
-Ronaele B.
Elk Grove, CA
I am delighted with my dining room set. The quality is outstanding, and thanks to Jonica for her help and patience during our phone conversation. The delivery service, and set up was excellent.
-Joan S
Decatur, AL
Last Spring I purchased a #4300/#4350 Swathmore Writing Desk and a #5280 Warminster Highboy. They are absolutely fabulous in workmanship, design and finish. I hope you continue to manufacture your great products in America. I've seen too many poor products made in miserable CHINA.
-Samuel C
Ramat-Gan, Israel
The color of the cherry is perfect and compliments the other furniture in the room. We love it! Thanks for my "Made in the USA", not China, bed. How refreshing!
-Marilyn K
Gross Ile, MI
I wanted to tell you that our new bedroom set was delivered today and it is simply beautiful. The styling and finishing are breathtaking. We are very pleased with the workmanship and quality of all of the pieces. Thank you so much!!
-Marilyn K
Wexford, PA
The corner cabinet is beautiful. I love the size and it holds more than I anticipated that it could. I really like the Brandywine finish.
-Jane H
Marietta, GA
Many years ago we purchased the "Essington" China with "Woodlyn" Canted Buffet, as well as a table and 6 chairs from your company. It has served our family of 6 very well and we have enjoyed many Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners with our extended family of over 20 family memebers. This set has quietly and elegantly come to represent a place where we come together as a family and an extended family to break bread and share our love for each other. Thank you for creating a product that has stood the test of time (and 4 children).
-Bryne H
Reston, VA
I love our new furniture and I would recommend you as a reliable source of fine quality colonial furniture at reasonable prices.
-Shirley A
Kalamazoo, MI
I am extremely pleased with our new bed. It's just beautiful ~ a work of art! The delivery service was excellent.
-Ken H
Mishicot, WI
Jonica was very helpful. Returned phone calls quickly and was a pleasure to deal with.
-Andrew D.
Metamora, IL
Love the bed. Everyone thinks it is an antique.
-Mary Ann G.
Louisville, TN
Beautiful furniture & high quality. Love it!
-Paul K
Troy, MI
Jonica - Thank you SO much for the INCREDIBLE service you provided! You were always available to answer all of my questions and you were so pleasant! We love our furniture and it is EXACTLY what we wanted.
-Pam J
Ramsey, MN
Hi Dennis - just wanted to thank you and Jonica Potter for helping me decide and ultimately purchase bedroom furniture from your company. It looks great and I'm very happy with it - and very relieved to be honest. Buying that much furniture from the internet made me a little nervous, but the information you and Jonica provided helped in making my final decision. Please pass my thanks onto her as well.
-John F
Punta Gorda, FL
Moving from a house to a new condo created a need for a 48-50" wide china cabinet with a finish to match our existing furniture. So our search began.
Fortunately, we found Colonial Furniture Company, but you didn't have a dealer in our area. After receiving your brochure, we called and spoke to a LIVE person who promised to send wood stain samples. We were impressed with the speedy response AND the stain was a great match to our furniture.
After several phone conversations, the decision was made to move forward. We found the people at Colonial Furniture to be most helpful and gracious and they kept us informed during the entire manufacturing and delivery process - astonishing service in this day of mass production.
The delivery people also continued the care of Colonial Furniture. It was a totally satisfactory purchase from start to finish.
As we view our beautiful lighted china cabinet, we know we made the right choice and highly recommend the quality and service of Colonial Furniture.
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El Calafate - Santa Cruz - Argentina
The city of El Calafate is located in Santa Cruz Province in Patagonia Argentina. The city of El Calafate is one of the most important international tourist attractions of Argentina for the Glacier Perito Moreno. El Calafate has an extensive and varied structure of services for tourists with many hotels, hostels, guesthouses, restaurants, car rental agencies and excellent air connections with the City of Buenos Aires and other tourist attractions in the Patagonia Argentina.
The city of Calafate is located on the south coasts of the lake Argentino, in the western are of the province of Santa Cruz and very close to the Andes Range. The Perito Moreno Glacier (Glaciar Perito Moreno) is 80 km away from the city. The tourism high-season begins in October until some days after Holly Week. In this time of the year it is a must the fact of booking the tickets and accommodation in advance.
The most popular excursions in El Calafate are:
Perito Moreno Glacier visit
Minitrekking, Big Ice on the Glacier (only for people between 18 and 45 years old and in good shape and physical state).
Navigation and sightseeing of ice rivers.
El Chalten visit, tourist village at the foot of Mt. Fitz Roy.
Visit to the Patagonian farms with their typical activities like horse riding, four wheels drives, fishing trips and lake navigation.
The El Calafate´s weather is cold with mid-temperatures of -2ºC (28.4ºF) in winter and 18ºC (64.4ºF) in summer.
You can reach El Calafate by air landing in the Aeropuerto Internacional (International Airport). You can also choose land transportation, like renting a car or taking a livery vehicle.
Regarding gastronomy, we may say that there is a wide range of restaurants depending on tastes and money budget, but you must not leave this region without trying the Patagonian lamb.
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At last I have got around to posting photos of some of my ancestors of the 1800s. I wish I had more but I realise I have to be happy with the number preserved in the family – particularly the studio portrait of James Joseph Wilson taken in the last years of his life. One can hardly believe that the distinguished gentleman of the portrait was a convict thrice convicted of larceny and dispatched to the NSW Colony for life.
The photos of John McGroder and his sister Kate, children of the illiterate convict couple Bryan and Elizabeth McGroder, are just as astonishing for the picture of culture and distinction they project. How does one explain the development? Whatever the social influences of the society John and Kate lived in, and the chances Bryan and Elizabeth had to start anew, the home influence must have played a crucial role. It is a credit to Bryan and Elizabeth McGroder that they turned out so well. The story of Bryan McGroder’s life in the Colony showed he possessed an innate decency.
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Object Details
Title:
Carving Images, in the Top of the Great Gate, at Nikko
Artist/Maker:
Kusakabe Kimbei (Japanese, 1841 - 1934)
Culture:
Japanese
Place:
Nikko, Japan (Place Created)
Date:
1870s - 1890s
Medium:
Hand-colored albumen silver print
Object Number:
84.XA.700.4.80
Dimensions:
20.5 × 26.6 cm (8 1/16 × 10 1/2 in.)
Inscription(s):
(Recto, image) lower right, numbered on the negative: "1587."; (Recto, mount) lower right, in pencil: "Carving images, in the lap of the great gate, at Nikko" [sideways];
Department:
Photographs
Classification:
Photographs
Object Type:
Print
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Wooden sculpture of four people listening to a scholar.
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There is a nugget of wisdom that says "If you only study the last battle, you won't win the next war." That doesn't mean it isn't worthwhile to study the past -- indeed, a thorough knowledge of history is essential in almost every worthwhile field of human endeavor. But circumstances change, and consequently so must the ideas brought to bear on present and future problems. ■ Nobody wants to imagine a shooting war with China. Any kinetic exchange of ordnance has the potential to be unfathomably costly, perhaps on a scale we've never seen before. The United States is a wealthy and technologically sophisticated country, but China's government has increasingly devoted both funding and technological resources to its armament, too. ■ And the potential for crossed signals and other instigators of conflict is vast: Territorial ambiguities are many, tests of those differences are primed to occur at jet speed, and at least some portion of America's policy in the region depends upon "strategic ambiguity". ■ Against this backdrop, it is alarming (even if not especially surprising) to see that China's military is building targets modeled on US aircraft carriers and destroyers in an area where ballistic missiles have been tested. ■ Dwight Eisenhower advised in his first inaugural that "[W]e Americans know and we observe the difference between world leadership and imperialism; between firmness and truculence; between a thoughtfully calculated goal and spasmodic reaction to the stimulus of emergencies." That was nearly 70 years ago. The principle, of course, ought to remain valid today. Yet we shouldn't fall prey to the tunnel vision that would tell us we only have physical targets and kinetic weapons to worry about. ■ It has long been a fiction that China's regime has a long-term plan for the future. It certainly has objectives, but it actual behavior all too often reveals a lack of understanding of the difference between international cooperation and a sort of modern incarnation of mercantilism. It's one thing to have end goals; it's another to have principles that can be trusted to lead to the right destination. ■ We may well be several years into a dangerous game in which we have largely sleep-walked. There is no reason to wait any longer to wake up and think both clearly and broadly about the principles of friendly cooperation and strategic creativity that are urgently needed for our own security.
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Just when you thought it was safe to back in the bathwater… here come Adam Green and Joe Lynch with their very own TV show!
Last night, Lionsgate hosted a sneak preview of FEARnet's first original scripted television series, Holliston. Holliston is named after, and is set in, the town where creator/writer/director/star Adam Green lived before coming to tinsel town to make scary cinema (his feature credits include Hatchet and Frozen).
Series regulars Green and his buddy (in real life, too) Joe Lynch appear as chowderhead college grads chasing the fantasy of becoming big time horror movie filmmakers — Shinpads, a zombie soccer flick, is the dream project — while barely scraping by in their menial jobs as TV personalities at a Boston cable access station.
In the first episode, The Hooker, we learn that Joe has an eccentric artist gypsy girlfriend, Laura (Lara Ortiz), while Adam has an ex-girlfriend, a cute, smart blonde called Corri (Corri English) …and he also has a mentally challenged cat and an imaginary fiend named Oderus Orungus (played by… you guessed it: Oderus Orungus, of GWAR).
We also meet their boss, Lance, who might run the station, but really wants to run with the devil in his passion project, a Van Halen cover band called Diver Down. The ambiguously gay (think: the running skit on 'Pat' from SNL) spandex-clad and heavily made up washed up rocker is played by none other than Dee Snyder (of Twisted Sister), who was actually one of Green's early mentors in real life. For those who know Green and Lynch IRL (as many of we in the L.A. horror community do), there are many little inside jokes and nods on the show. But what about the so-called Neilsons out there in TV land? Will they 'get' Holliston?
I don't watch many sitcoms anymore, though I have seen some of the currently running network shows like 2 Broke Girls, Mike & Molly, New Girl, Community, 30 Rock, Modern Family, The Middle and so on… what sets Holliston apart is that it's not about single girls, families, or the workplace — it's a guy-centric comedy bringing to mind Wayne's World, WKRP in Cincinnati and The Big Bang Theory. I think it's good enough to keep the interest of horror-comedy fans, even those who aren't familiar with the series creator.
Generally speaking — and this is no secret if you've read some of my reviews of Green and Lynch's feature work (most notably, and most recently, Chillerama) — I'm not a fan of their propensity toward not just sophomoric, but scatological, humor. Now, there is a little bit of that in episode 3, Skunked, when the boys are bathing together and one of them vomits in the suds, but overall the show is witty, entertaining, and funny thanks in no small part to the fact that the series regulars can actually act and have comedic timing. Now, Holliston isn't on par with The Office or shows of that ilk, but I was definitely laughing a lot more than I expected to.
Green and Lynch have always had a brisk repartee, both in their long-running short film collaborations and just watching them together at parties — so that aspect is a given. What pleasantly surprised me was how good Snyder is, and the guest stars are cast to spot-on perfection. The show definitely has an old school vibe with a modern twist, ala That 70s Show, or even The Big Bang Theory. Speaking of The Big Bang Theory, if I have a complaint about Holliston in comparison to that show, it's that there isn't nearly enough genre 'geekiness' to it. There's the occasional aside in regard to classic slasher movies, but I would have liked to have seen a lot more on that theme, including even more blood and gore (it is, after all, FEARnet!). Holliston is more a situation comedy than anything else.
It's pretty niche, but I think it has enough broad appeal to please both the horror and comedy audience.
Episode 1 - The Hooker
Adam agrees to a double-date with his ex-childhood sweetheart, Corri. But he really amps up the awkward by hiring a hooker as his date off the bad advice from imaginary friend Oderus Urungus, when he can't find anyone else willing to go with him.
Episode 2 - Camera Rental
Joe and Adam hire out the company's camera to fund their horror film trailer – but the guy they rent it to vanishes! And, Corri and Laura discover their new apartment is haunted. Guest stars: Bill Moseley, Ray Wise and Parry Shen.
Episode 3 – Skunked
Hunting for their cat Axl, the boys get skunked. Corri and Laura head to the corner store for vinegar to help get the stink off but the cops, leary of their purchase, detain them. Guest stars: Brian Posehn, Derek Mears and Colton Dunn.
Episode 4 – Candyman
What's harder than getting Candyman out of your head? Getting the real Candyman out of your life! Their life turns sour when horror icon Tony Todd takes Adam and Joe out for a wild night, and decides to move in with them. Forever.
Episode 5 - Laura's Little Twitter
When Laura inadvertently tweets her racy photo, she's one of the hottest girls in the "twitterverse" - for the wrong reasons. Joe has Adam hire a mentally-damaged make-up artist for their movie trailer.
Episode 6 - Weekend of Horrors
Desperately trying to get their movie trailer to a legendary director at a horror convention, Adam and Joe pretend to be disabled to avoid paying for a "Gold Pass". Guest stars: John Landis, Kane Hodder and Danielle Harris.
FEARnet will launch Holliston on April 3. The horror network is currently available On Demand on Comcast, Cox Communications, Verizon FiOS, AT&T U-verse, and Time Warner Cable, among other outlets (series episodes will air first, and then go to the FEARnet website).
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