Centorr's Series LF Top Loading Multi-Purpose furnaces are available with a high temperature vacuum or controlled atmosphere Refractory Metal Heat Zone. With a Refractory Metal Heat Zone, this vertical furnace is used for high vacuum heat treatment of metals and ceramics, reactivity studies, and small scale sintering studies.
A typical furnace is made up of a double-walled, water-cooled 304L stainless steel chamber with water-cooled, hinged lid, hot zone with high tungsten mesh element with tungsten and molybdenum sheet heat shields, a power supply, temperature sensor, controller and over-temperature controller with hot zone interlock.
This Metal Heat Zone furnace has (3) vacuum pumping systems to choose from: Roughing Pump, Turbo Molecular Pump, or Diffusion Pump.
Stainless steel chamber, with refractory metal hot zone.
Series LF with Metal Heat Zone shown above.
Operating Temperature: 2000°C (3632°F) in vacuum, 2000°C (3632°F) in Argon, Nitrogen Gas, or Forming Gas.
Standard Roughing Pump Model - 10-2 to 10-3 Torr (chamber clean, cold, empty and out gassed).
Diffusion Pump Model - 10-5 to 10-6 Torr (chamber clean, cold, empty and out gassed).
Turbo Molecular Pump Model - 10-5 to 10-6 Torr (chamber clean, cold, empty and out gassed).
Hot Zone: 3" (76.2 mm) dia. x 5" (127 mm) high tungsten mesh element with tungsten and molybdenum heat shields.
Vacuum System: Manual vacuum system with VRL 902111 vacuum instrument Vacuum Research Corp. Model 200-7, 200 L/in @60 Hz (7.0 CFM) direct drive mechanical pump (or equal) and all necessary plumbing and manifolding.
Vacuum System: 2" (50.8 mm) manual high vacuum system with Granville 330 vacuum instrument, Leybold Heraeus Model D8B (7.0 CFM) - 198.2 LPM) direct drive mechanical pump (or equal), Varian HS-2 diffusion pump, water baffle, high vacuum gate valve, and all necessary plumbing and manifolding.
Vacuum Pumping System: 2" (50.8 mm) manual high vacuum system with Granville 330 vacuum instrument, high vacuum gate valve, Varian TMP V81, rated 77 L/S N2, Varian SH-110 dry scroll pump rated 110 L/M, and all necessary plumbing and manifolding.
Power Supply: 12 KVA SCR controlled with current limiting and soft start features-fully interlocked for failsafe operation.
Controller: Eurotherm 2416 temperature controller/programmer. 1/16 DIN temperature controller, 4 programs of 16 segments, auto-tune, RS-485 Modbus RTU communications.
& Hot Zone Interlock: Eurotherm 2216E overtemperature controller. 1/16 DIN temperature controller & hot zone interlock. RS-485 Modbus RTU communications.
Furnace Cabinet: Combination furnace, power supply, temperature control instrumentation, vacuum instrumentation, manually operated valving, enclosed in a painted steel cabinet.
Max pH not to exceed 8.5.


We try to keep both eyes wide open to better encompass the bigger picture, and to see the world in a different light.
We provide talented artists with the tools they need to bring their projects to life.
We give them the means and time to explore, to create, to shape their work, and to find their audience. We encourage collaborative work, and help others find partners.
We attend arts events, take part in debates, and build bridges between people.
We foster innovative ideas to live up to or exceed our public's expectations, as well as those of our clients, be them private companies or public institutions.
Alternative Inner Motion – A.I.M Prod is a production office which specialises in urban modern dance and new contemporary aesthetics. We have made the ambitious choice of betting on the potential of these disciplines, which we regard as genuine fields of work.
Since its inception in 2013, A.I.M. Prod has tried to approach dance production in France from a new angle, and has become an essential link between public institutions, dance professionals and private businesses.
Our goal is to bring a personalised answer to any initiative, be it classical or original, institutional or entertainment-oriented, long-lasting or punctual. We have worked with artists, venues, urban communities and private agencies.
The founders of A.I.M. Prod have made the phrase "aim for the stars" their motto ever since our agency was created, in May 2013. Alice Caze's intention was for A.I.M. Prod to be a global as well as an individual approach to choreographic production in France, with projects of international scope.
We call her "the boss", although the word "entrepreneur" also fits her like a glove. This born-leader revels in collaborative work. Combining her dance training, her unquenchable thirst for culture and encounters, and a thorough education in performing arts, her path appeared to her early on.
After many fruitful experiences and guided by her curiosity, she soon develops strong relationships with her fellow students and the faculty at the Sorbonne. With a Masters Degree in Cultural Projects in the Public Space, she quickly gains professionnal experience and makes her debut in 2010 as administrator for Massala Company. She takes a keen interest in such diverse tasks as administrative managment, strategic guidance, or organising artisitc events, and gives herself wholeheartedly every step of the way. In 2012, she joins the Pro Phenomen crew and embarks on a new adventure, helping them organise the Cergy Original Floor – a hip hop event of international scope funded by private financing.
Creating A.I.M. Prod broadened Alice's horizon in 2013, and enabled her to bring together and connect miscellaneous arts and culture professionals. She has carried this project with great passion and determination. Her functions include financial and administrative management as well as establishing partnerships, organising the agency's communication and marketing strategy, and coordinating various teams. Following her instinct, she gives herself relentlessly and with great sincerity in every one of her projects, and has gathered around her a devoted Team.
As her next challenge, she plans to organise a major event that will bring together the whole repertoire of A.I.M. Prod, in order to give each and every one of these creations the visibility and credit it deserves. In the long run, she hopes to give a new dimension to Alternative Inner Motion: "Using a singular approach, I would like to make our productions as accessible as possible, regardless of how arts and culture are established in France today." A.C.
Her impressive curriculum includes organising such prestigious dance battles as the Humanitarian Cup for urban dances Massy/Humanitaria or the Cergy Original Floor, working as a producer for Générations FM radio station, as an event planner, and as a communication and training officer.
Her urge to develop new projects and her will to take a stand for arts and culture were decisive factors in her decision to join A.I.M. Prod, and offer her valued expert eye – a considerable addition to the Team. Her relationship with Alice goes back to a first-time event planning, which proved quite eventful!
This long-time aficionada of the "sans frontières" movement has a soft spot for dance and chocolate. Where there is movement and lively performances, you will find her. Anne roams every dance show, battle, festival, video, article, talk or A.I.M. Team critical debate, looking for the mot juste.
Parallel to her job as a project manager, Alice helps A.I.M. Prod's artists and communication team write their articles and website contents. When the two Alices first met, they felt like they had just stepped through the looking glass! It was friendship at first sight for these two like-minded and complementary young women, who share the same dreams and passions !
Project manager by day; painter and dancer by night, Anne's commitment to arts and culture is total. Her art and her mind were shaped by encounters, travels, and a reflexion on the individual self. She draws her stamina from a subtle balance between her own work as an artist and her time working for cultural institutions.
Hers and Alice's was a match made in heaven, and Anne soon took a keen interest in the amibitious and innovating way of accompanying choreographers that is A.I.M. Prod's. Anne and her infectious smile never fail to support the projects led by A.I.M. Prod, as she affirms her commitment to artistic creation.
While still a student in cultural management, she joined the A.I.M. Prod Team in early 2015 with the purpose of learning on the field and transferring her theorical knowledge onto a universe she holds dear. Beware Justine! Behind the sweet face and stern glasses lies a music enthusiast, on the verge of cracking the secret of the delicate balance between work and passion.
Driven by her curiosity, she has recently taken to dancing, and her internship at A.I.M. Prod has made her eager to pursue her exploration of the performing arts. Though no longer an intern, she shows no desire whatsover to leave the A.I.M. Team, and strongly intends to continue this adventure.
More often than not, girls who call themselves ordinary are special to say the least! Mariana's passion and determination to be a dancer is so strong that she bids adieu to her Business School in Portugal. She draws her energy from artistic and human encounters. Upon her arrival in Paris, she joins the Flow Dance Academy in 2014, then the AID a year later.
Mariana met Alice Caze on her Parisian journey, and soon took a keen interest in the way A.I.M. Prod intends to act as a link between the realms of dance, business managment and entrepreneurship. Mariana has helped the A.I.M. Team to carry out temporary assignments, and has acquired a practical and modern vision of business managment, although Mariana has decided to focuss on her present and future as a performing artist for the time being.


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Orange Walk (Orange Walk District) är ett av Belizes 6 administrativa distrikt. Orange Walk har en yta på cirka 4 636 km² med cirka  invånare. Huvudorten är Orange Walk Town med cirka 16 700 invånare.

Andra orter är Carmelita, Guinea Grass Town, Indian Church, San Carlos, San Estevan, San Jose, San Pablo, Shipyard och Trial Farm.

Här finns även lämningar efter Mayastaden Cuello (den äldsta funna mayabosättningen) och Lamanai.

Naturreservatet Rio Bravo Conservation and Management Area ligger också inom distriktet.

Förvaltning
Distriktets ISO 3166-2-kod är "BZ-OW".

Orange Walk är underdelad i 4 constituencies (valdistrikt):
Orange Walk Central, Orange Walk East, Orange Walk North och Orange Walk South.

Referenser

Externa länkar

 Information om distriktet
 Belizes turistbyrå om distriktet
 Karta över distriktet
 Distriktets internetsida

Indelningar i Belize
Belizes geografi

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Craft beer brewing is on the rise. This course will help prepare students for entry-level work in craft breweries, and will involve hands-on training at various Wake County breweries. Explore fermentation, cellar operations, instruments, malting, hops, clarification, racking room operations, bottle shop operations, and more. You will also produce beer as a group with your classmates.
Additional Course Information: Students MUST be 21 years of age or older to take this course.
This course is designed to train advanced students in local breweries, to prepare them for entry-level positions. The course also emphasizes networking and career skills to help students find employment during or after their internships.


See the original article on Constructive Executive's website.
Smart buildings. Big data. The Internet of Things. Humans can be easily lured by the terminology surrounding promising new technologies. A building that basically runs itself—who doesn't want to drink some of that Kool-Aid? The problem is, they're often less than happy with the aftereffects. In other words, that expensive software fails to be a magic elixir of building efficiency.
It's time for straight talk. People need to understand what building automation systems can really do for business operations and bottom lines. Just as importantly, they need to know what it takes to achieve these benefits.
So-called smart technologies aren't actually smart. While it's true that complex pieces of equipment are collecting and sharing data like never before, no software on earth is going to automatically repair a mechanical failure.
Buildings aren't smart, either. Most are not built to run well throughout their life cycle, but rather to meet a budget, look a certain way or meet a specific organization's needs at some fixed point in time. Building concepts such as lifetime operating costs or flexibility to meet evolving needs are typically low priorities.
Nevertheless, automating building functions is a crucial pursuit. In today's competitive atmosphere, the potential of better-performing buildings—and, by extension, better-performing organizations—is just too great to ignore. That's the case for retail, manufacturing, health care, education, corporate real estate and government organizations.
However, tapping into this potential isn't as simple as installing the latest control platform, no matter how fancy its name or marketing materials may make it sound. Ultimately, every smart technology still relies on smart people to use its data and make informed decisions about how to operate it.
Making informed decisions requires getting down to the details and grasping the realities. Additionally, success in building automation requires the management of complex relationships among buildings, systems and people. These relationships break down into five realities that must be addressed comprehensively to prevent the headache of a failed solution.
No two buildings are alike. They come from different eras, run different systems and fulfill different purposes. And even within individual buildings, multiple systems and functions must be coordinated.
Moreover, buildings evolve over time. They function differently depending on age, location, environment, purpose, occupancy and a host of other variables. It's no small feat to connect all these factors in a way that supports the success of each structure and the organization as a whole.
Gadgets and software become more advanced every day. The concept of the Internet of Things—as well as the implications of the data sharing it enables—is enticing.
But in many cases, such promise and progress can be daunting for people trying to implement the latest technologies. The system the company upgraded just a few years ago already may be outdated. It might not get along so well with the new software.
Then there's the big data being generated by today's interconnected equipment. What exactly should be done with all that information? What numbers should be analyzed, and how should the company respond? The good news is that it's possible to leverage and analyze data more effectively and find savings that previously went uncovered, but only with the right tools and expertise.
Intelligent buildings begin with intelligent and cooperative teams, often comprised of people who haven't had to work together much in the past. People at all levels and across a wide spectrum of functions (IT and facilities in particular) are going to need to embrace the strategic importance of building automation systems as well as their role in success. They each have their own goals, needs and perspectives. Uniting them all behind a common vision and mission is a significant challenge. Some reorganization may even be required to do so.
Product vendors are everywhere in this industry, touting a dizzying array of products. Meanwhile, large manufacturers are promoting supposedly plug-and-play software platforms.
They're all geared to sell stuff, not to solve the unique problems that organizations face.
Delivering on the promise of building automation requires a rare combination of flexible technology, sophisticated expertise and an intimate understanding of the challenges involved in each building.
An intelligent building sounds cool, but what does it really mean? The buzzwords being tossed around at trade shows make it all sound so simple, but it's not. Fully realizing the underlying potential requires a deeper dig.
No magic potion will solve everything for a given set of circumstances and result in a spectacular, self-managing building. There's only the intelligent, ongoing management of relationships among buildings, systems and people. That approach, more than any buzzworthy terminology, is what will make a positive impact on buildings, businesses and all the people they serve.
Paul Oswald is managing director of CBRE | ESI, Brookfield, Wis. For more information, call (262) 832-1313, email paul.oswald@cbre.com, or visit cbre.com or thinkesi.com.


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Q: Batch 7zip, Zip file into archive without any folders I am new to batch, and currently practicing to create automation script. I am stuck with this right now. I want the zip file to only contain tm_user.data, but my codes will archive it as Fame\tm_user.data. I would really appreciate if any of you could help me with this.
Variables
set default_folder_name=Main Folder
set tm_folder_name=TM Folder
set local_dir=C:\%default_folder_name%
set tm_dir=%local_dir%\%tm_folder_name%

Main body
set /p id="Enter ID: "
set d = "tm_user.data"

if exist "%tm_dir%\%id%\Fame\%d%" (
    "C:\Program Files\7-Zip\7z.exe" a -tzip "%tm_dir%\%id%\Fame\%id%_fame.zip" "%tm_dir%\%id%\Fame\%d%"
    echo Process completed...
    timeout 2
    start "launch folder" "%tm_dir%\%id%\Fame"
    exit
) else (
        echo Error: %d% not found, please try again later!!
        timeout 5
        exit
    )
)

A: A few best practices for batch files.

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*Don't not put spaces on either side of the equals symbol in the SET command. Spaces before the equals symbol become part of the variable name and spaces after the equal symbol get assigned to the variable.

*Do not assign quotes to variables but do use them to surround the assignment to protect special characters and from assigning trailing spaces to the end of the variable.

I have chosen to use the PUSHD and POPD commands. The PUSHD command sets the working directory and stores the previous directory on the stack. The POPD command returns back to the previous stored directory. Using this technique you do not have to specify the paths within the 7zip command.
@echo off
set "default_folder_name=Main Folder"
set "tm_folder_name=TM Folder"
set "local_dir=C:\%default_folder_name%"
set "tm_dir=%local_dir%\%tm_folder_name%"

set /p "id=Enter ID: "
set "d=tm_user.data"

if exist "%tm_dir%\%id%\Fame\%d%" (
    pushd "%tm_dir%\%id%\Fame"
    "C:\Program Files\7-Zip\7z.exe" a -tzip "%id%_fame.zip" "%d%"
    echo Process completed...
    timeout 2
    start .
    popd
    exit
) else (
    echo Error: %d% not found, please try again later!!
    timeout 5
    exit
)

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Find vending machines for sale. Should you buy from a manufacturer or dealer. New or used? Everything you need to find the best vending machine for you.
I'm thinking of getting into the vending business and trying to gather as much info as possible. One question that keeps coming to mind is can you place machines in locations where your competitors already have machines?
Shop Sam's Club for savings on cotton candy machines, floss sugar, cones and bags.


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2016 Chevrolet Malibu: First Look
Car NewsCars
The 2016 Chevrolet Malibu will arrive completely different, courtesy of an extensive, A to Z overhaul. According to Chad Lyons, Chevrolet Spokesperson, the redesign will provide meaningful benefits.
"Midsize customers want a car that is practical above anything else," he said. "It needs to be spacious inside, have stand-out styling but also be fuel efficient."
The Malibu's redesign hits some fundamental areas essential when competing in an already tough segment. One of the first advancements comes in the literal bones of the car; a reduction of 300 lbs. throughout the Malibu's higher-strength steel structure allows a better power to weight ratio balance.
It's a best of both worlds approach for Chevrolet but also a delicate balance.
"One of the pinnacle areas to improve fuel-efficiency relates to having a lighter mass," Lyons said. "This needs to be accomplished while also maintaining or improving the structural integrity."
In addition to fuel economy and safety, the proper balance of power to weight ratio will increase Malibu's handling and responsiveness. According to Lyons, Chevrolet seeks a more engaging feel behind the wheel.
While the details of the 2016 Chevrolet Malibu are slim now, I asked Lyons the impact the car will have on families. After all, Malibu's segment is where families often look. I was once a sales consultant for a large car dealership and I had many customers who looked at vehicles, like the Malibu, to run 7 days a week, in all types of weather conditions.
From taking the kids to school, getting to work, running dozens of errands and weekend road trips, a reliable family car, well designed and trustworthy, is an accomplishment. I take nothing away from performance cars and the paces they go through or the rigorous durability tests trucks endure.
However, do we think about the harsh conditions the average family car faces?
Chevrolet did.
"The 2016 Malibu was designed to deliver more efficiency, connectivity and advanced safety features than ever," Lyons said.
Photos of the 2016 Chevrolet Malibu don't yet exist but we do know the wheelbase was extended nearly four inches. This allows more room for passengers and cargo. Exterior descriptions label the 2016 Chevrolet Malibu as "sleek" and "sculpted" with its roof line now pointed more to the rear.
"Dynamic" and "sophisticated" have also been echoed.
It's anybody's guess at the moment but the cover will lift for the 2016 Chevrolet Malibu at the New York International Auto Show next month. Expect the 2016 Chevrolet Malibu to share the successful character traits of its brothers and sisters too. The strengths of other Chevrolet cars including the Impala, Cruze, Volt and even the Corvette are incorporated into the 2016 Malibu.
"These are exciting times at Chevrolet right now," Lyons said.
Photo Credit: ChevroletSpecial Thanks: Chad Lyons, Chevrolet Spokesman: [email protected]
*The 2016 Chevrolet Malibu is expected to go on sale by the end of 2015*
About Chevrolet:
Founded in 1911 in Detroit, Chevrolet is now one of the world's largest car brands, doing business in more than 115 countries and selling around 4.8 million cars and trucks a year. Fuel economy, performance, safety and technology remain cornerstones of the brand.

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In Islam Friday is considered a special day for prayer. Here is the importance and significance of Friday in Islam to enlighten all Muslims. It is crucial for all of us to be aware of Friday worship, importance and nature of this day, manners of Friday prayer and Friday sermon.


On 23 Mar 21:45 is scheduled match Sligo Rovers-Waterford United. If you want to check statistics both teams check this site: fctables.com. Sligo Rovers last game draw with Shamrock Rovers.
Waterford United last game draw with St. Patrick's Athletic.


Grandchildren are a blessing; from the minute they arrive into our world we can't imagine life without them.
Adorable, challenging, and sometimes naughty, it doesn't matter; we love them, spoil them and delight in everything they do and say. We can't get enough of their hugs, kisses, wide-eyed curiosity, millions of questions and playfulness. They fill us with joy and happiness, and create a repertoire of stories for us to share with other grandparents; ones that we can all relate to on so many different levels.
I'd like to introduce you to my grandson; see what his world was like in the past at age 7, what his world is like in the present at 17, then once again what his world will hopefully be like in the future.
Flaming, curly, red hair, tons of freckles and several missing front teeth describe my curious, free spirited, energetic grandson who delights in being himself.
He climbs trees, digs for worms, and plays with his dog.
He's a drummer in training who loves to sing, dance and listen to the latest tunes.
His creative ability spans artwork, games, imaginary play, being on his tablet, and finding shapes in clouds.
He runs on the track team, takes long bike rides and jumps to the moon on the trampoline.
He's a chef in the making with a menu of cereal and milk, tuna on crackers, peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, and always the sous-chef.
He splishes 'n splashes and swims with zest.
His fishing pole dangles in the Harpeth River with hopes of catching supper.
He knows his ABCs, loves being read to, and reading by himself from his favorite stories in the books that overflow his bookcase shelves.
He knows God in the purest form and loves his parents beyond measure.
The flaming red hair is styled. His ton 'o freckles are still his trademark. His braces are gone; when his straight, white teeth break into a smile his whole being lights up and his happy face and instinctively makes you smile back. He still delights in being himself and never pretends he's not who he believes himself to be.
School continues to feed his curiosity, develop his problem solving traits, be enthusiastic about participating in life, able to face challenges with maturity beyond his years, encourage his free spirit and allow him to explore and discover, and utilize his knowledge productively.
Today, days are filled with ACT and SAT tests, college catalogs, and family deliberations about which college best suits him; decisions, decisions, decisions.
He's learned to make friends – lifetime friends whom he's always in contact with phone and social media apps.
The tree-house may be gone, climbing trees are in the past, but he still digs for worms for fishing in hopes of catching and now cleaning the fish for supper.
The loss of his first dog, Brick, was heartbreak; now, Jet, a German Sheppard fills his days of throw & fetch, running the acreage that surrounds the house he lives in with his parents.
His drummer-in-training-days continues but has grown into a possible career path; still loves his music, though more refined and rockin'.
His creativity is endless; his desk is stacked with art supplies and electronic gadgets & devices, an Apple (the computer not the eating kind), an iPad and iPhone that allow him access to the Internet where he can explore, learn, socialize, and purchase most anything (within limit).
A chef in the making has been replace by eating instead of preparing (except for his sautéed scallops but that's another story). His appetite is endless and has the ability to consume tons 'o food at any given time; thanks to his mother's cooking, he's healthy and fit which is all that counts.
The trampoline has found a new home but occasionally enjoys a along bike ride when he's not driving the family car (the ultimate mode of teen transportation).
He still jumps and dives into a pool to cool off, swims laps, and of course is prone to splish & splash with zest; he also goes to the gym with his buddies to muscle-up and get in shape.
The bookcase is still overflowing with favorite books and magazines that include topics like cars, drummers, music, NASCAR, range shooting and more.
He still knows and follows God in the purest form and loves his parents beyond measure.
Appreciate heritage. Believe in God. Challenge himself. Develop creativity. Explore the world. Fulfill an inquisitive nature. Go for the gold. Hold tight to his values. Invest in others. Jingle, jangle and jam with musicians. Keep promises. Learn how to take action. Make a difference. Negotiate detours of life. Open a book and read. Prepare with passion. Question-question-question. Respect and be respected by those in his life. Strive to meet goals. Take charge of his destiny. Understand with empathy, sympathy and compassion. Venerate life with love and laughter. Wish upon the stars. X-out all negativity. Yip, yap, yodel, yell at celebrations. Zoom in on honesty, generosity, kindness, and leadership.
I pray every night for God to bless him, watch over him, keep him safe, and guide him along life's path. I wish him well in all his endeavors as he grows into being his own man with a family of his own, to make good choices, be happy and live life to its fullest.
I'm a published freelance writer, mother of 5, and former teacher. My work includes educational books/materials, articles/stories for adults/children that have appeared in general interest and parenting mags, and anthologies. I'm also a consultant for blue13creative, Denver.
How Do You Keep Your GRANDbaby Safe?
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Most of the stamps featured in this blog are mint (unused) so this time I've decided to do something different. Everything on this page except some of the errors are used stamps. So we can still enjoy the designs on the stamp themselves I have purposely selected examples with lighter cancels.
In 1977 the annual Anniversary Issue featured 5 stamps. In this case the coat of arms of each organisation took centre place in the designs. In the case of the AA (10c value) I'm not sure that could be called a coat of arms as it is rather more like an emblem.
The 3 x 8c stamps were printed se tenant on one sheet while the 2 x 10c stamps were printed together on a second sheet. This gave us the two strips as seen above and on the First Day Cover further down.
I've selected 3 examples of each value laid out above a single caption. My purpose here was nothing more than to add variety to this post since I had plenty of used examples to choose from.
8c - Centenary of Hamilton.
Hamilton (Māori: Kirikiriroa) is the seat and most populous city of the Waikato region, in the North Island of New Zealand. Hamilton is situated on the Waikato plains on the banks of the Waikato River, 80 miles from its mouth. The city, surrounded by hills, lies in a basin comprising rolling land and low hills. Initially an agricultural service centre, Hamilton now has a growing and diverse economy and is the third fastest growing urban area in New Zealand (behind Pukekohe and Auckland). Education and research and development play an important part in Hamilton's economy, as the city is home to approximately 40,000 tertiary students and 1,000 PhD-qualified scientists.
8c - Centenary of Gisborne.
Gisborne is situated on the shores of the northern end of Poverty Bay where the Taruheru and Waimata Rivers join to form the Turanganui River. The city is the largest in the region having a population of 35,700 (June 2015 estimate). It was once a busy port but now is mainly home to smaller fishing boats and pleasure craft. Logs are still exported from the port and coastal ships regularly come and go, taking the region's produce. Now the railway no longer is used due to major track damage the city has become steadily more isolated from the rest of New Zealand.
8c - Centenary of Masterton.
Masterton (Māori: Whakaoriori) is a large town and local government district in the Wellington Region of New Zealand. It is the largest town in the Wairarapa, a region separated from Wellington by the Rimutaka ranges. It is 100 kilometres north-east of Wellington, 39.4 kilometres south of Eketahuna, on the Ruamahanga River. Masterton has an urban population of 21,000, and district population of 24,400 (June 2015 estimates).
Masterton businesses include services for surrounding farmers. Three new industrial parks are being developed in Waingawa, Solway and Upper Plain. The town is the headquarters of the annual Golden Shears sheep-shearing competition.
10c - 75th Anniversary of AA.
The New Zealand Automobile Association Inc celebrated its 75th Anniversary in 1977. The New Zealand Automobile Association (NZAA or AA) is an incorporated society that provides a range of services to its members including free motoring advice, breakdown services, vehicle repairs, driver licensing, driver training, travel maps, accommodation guides and bookings, insurance and finance.
The total membership of the Association was over 600,000 when this stamp was issued. Today (2016) the AA has more than 1.4 million members.
Its interesting to note NZAA is also the ICAO code for Auckland Airport.
10c - 50th Anniversary Surgeons.
The Royal Australasian College of Surgeons celebrated its 50th Anniversary in 1977. The College in Melbourne, is responsible for training nearly all the surgeons and anesthetists in Australia and New Zealand. New Zealand has been actively involved since the first council of the College was elected in 1927 - one of the two Vice-Presidents then was Louis Barnett of New Zealand.
An Addressed First Day Cover showing both Se tenant strips.
Two covers featuring the 1977 Anniversaries that were sent overseas.
Neither was a First Day Cover.
Three Errors in the Grey Colour.
While the rest of this post features used stamps we only had mint examples of these errors.
1977 10c AA stamp, a white flaw behind the letter i of Association.
1977 10c Anniversary pair with major flaw on 10c AA stamp, a 8mm circular area where the grey has been affected by a major flaw.
Information for this post came from.
1998 - 1999 Scenic Stamps.
2016 Queen Elizabeth 90th Birthday.
2013 Matariki - The Koru.


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Complex Needs and Homelessness
Adrian joined Urban Outreach in 2016 initially on the Support First team; in 2018 his role expanded to include Children and Families Support Work. Adrian has spent 10 years as a Local Authority foster carer and has been involved in pastoral care through the local church for the last 15 years. Adrian has a passion for getting alongside people who are struggling with life issues such as addiction, debt and mental health needs and helping people to find ways to empower themselves.
Alan volunteered for our Winter Watch project in the late 1990s. Following 21 years working for a printing company, Alan became our Street Life Project Worker in 2000, supporting rough sleepers and other homeless people to access suitable accommodation. Alan oversees our weekly Street Life Housing Drop In and works closely with the housing department and a range of housing providers to secure appropriate housing for clients with complex and enduring issues.
Ian joined Urban Outreach early in 2019 to work with Bolton Homeless Alliance, with the aim to set up and coordinate the running of a Homeless Night Shelter. Ian worked for a local electrical/ building company where he was Operations Manager for ten years. Over the last five years Ian has helped set up a foodbank and also a night shelter where he was the Project Manager and Trustee. He is passionate about helping those who find themselves homeless by providing a safe haven, which is supportive and builds self-esteem while more permanent housing is being arranged.
Laurel joined Urban Outreach as an Adult Support Worker in 2017. Before this, she worked as a midwife for many years in the North East where she also ran groups for disadvantaged women and young people for more than 10 years. She is excited to be working at Urban Outreach where she helps people to know they are loved and valued, and supports them in making positive changes that help them to break the chains of the past and live changed lives.
Sue first came into contact with Urban Outreach as a volunteer with Winter Watch. Following eight years experience in the housing sector supporting vulnerable people and those with mental health issues, she joined us in 2008. Sue supports people with complex needs working closely with the police, the hospital and other agencies. Her work is very varied as she works closely with other agencies to help rehabilitate offenders, and to help clients with problems that cause them to repeatedly call the emergency services. She is dedicated to finding solutions and seeing lives transformed.
Tina is our Children, Families and Adult Support Services Team Leader. She oversees our Eve's Space, Family First, Support First and Streetlife Projects. Tina is a qualified social worker and has worked in Children's Services, the Youth Service, Solution Focused Consultancy and the Voluntary Sector on an international youth and schools work project. She has over twenty two years of experience working with children, families and adults. Tina has been a Christian for many years and loves God wholeheartedly! She has a great desire to see peoples' lives saved and transformed.


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The Reader's Encounter
> Do you like solving tricky riddles? Do you like brain-teasing puzzles that force you think in a different way? Do you like reading about rich and interesting characters? If so, then this is the game for you! > The Reader is an interactive text-based game with puzzle elements. You play as Sam, a library employee who recently got fired from his job. But what seemed like a bad thing has actually turned into something quite fortunate: now he has all the time in the world to visit the public libraries and read all the books he wanted but didn't have time for before. There's just one small problem: everywhere he goes, he finds mysterious notes in red letters and pages torn out of books. Help Sam solve these puzzles and discover why someone wants to prevent him from reading!
Be ready to dive deep into the world of fairy tales and old classics to find out the meaning of them all. The Reader's Encounter game is a text-based, puzzle game that requires a lot of reading, thinking, analyzing and speaking in English. The game also tests your knowledge as well as logical thinking skills. There are 5 different levels and every level has its own set of puzzles to solve. You will encounter many obstacles while solving those puzzles, but by using your brainpower and logic, you can get through
Readr is a new text-based game designed to challenge your reading and vocabulary skills. Each level of the game will present you with a set of words, a few sentences that make up a story, and some clues. Your task is to identify the correct word from the given options which could mean synonyms, antonyms or any other related word. All you need to do is solve as many levels as you can and improve your vocabulary tory and puzzle. The game has two modes: Normal and Time Challenge. The main objective of the Player is to help the Reader recover all the missing fragments of his memory. To achieve this, the Player will need to explore multiple locations, search for clues, solve puzzles, crack codes and much more.
Are you a Reader or a Player? Unlock the hidden meanings behind this cryptic game by reading between the lines. Readers must find the hidden words in each paragraph and understand their context to find the final password. Test your logical thinking, read carefully and avoid traps. Do not let the Player win. Are you ready to play?
there are many other games developed under Waffle Game, let's try them out
Word Tower FRVR
Points4words.io
Shiritori
Long Words per Minute
Unjumblitz
Cryptic Quotes
Wordmeister
Spin the Wheel: New Testament
Witch Crossword
1 Pic Crossword
Spin the Wheel: Old Testament
Blood and Goods
Song For a Bird
Classic Hangman
Idle Monkeylogy
Plangman
QuizzLand Trivia
Teris Crush
Join Blocks 2048 Number Puzzle
Bridge Control
Draw Car Road
Draw the Bridge
Color Quest Colors Game
Tangram Grid
Gurido
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