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Metal Extraction from Water and Organic Solvents into Fluorous Solvents by Fluorinated β-Diketone and Its Application to the Colorimetric Analysis of Metal Ions
Kazunori Nakashima, Tatsuo Maruyama, Fukiko Kubota, Masahiro Goto
Molecular Information Chemistry
A metal extraction system using fluorous solvents has been developed. Perfluorinated β-diketone, 1,1,1,5,5,6,6,6-octafluoro-2,4-hexanedione (C 6 F 8 βDK) dissolves in the fluorous solvent FC-72 and can extract transition metal ions from water into FC-72. The extraction efficiency in the FC-72 system is comparable to that of chloroform. By using the immiscibility of FC-72 with conventional organic solvents, metal extraction was also achieved from acetonitrile and dioxane. Metal ions extracted into FC-72 can be readily stripped using 1 M nitric acid. We succeeded in a colorimetric assay of metal ion concentration in water and in organic solvents by contacting each solvent with FC-72 containing C 6 F 8 βDK. Iron ions with different concentrations (0 - 0.1 mM) in water or acetonitrile are completely extracted into FC-72 to form a Fe 3+ -C 6 F 8 βDK complex, which can be detected by spectrophotometry due to its absorption in the UV-vis region. We have demonstrated that fluorous solvents would be promising candidates for a novel separation and analytical medium for metal ions.
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Nakashima, K., Maruyama, T., Kubota, F., & Goto, M. (2009). Metal Extraction from Water and Organic Solvents into Fluorous Solvents by Fluorinated β-Diketone and Its Application to the Colorimetric Analysis of Metal Ions. analytical sciences, 25(1), 77-82. https://doi.org/10.2116/analsci.25.77
Metal Extraction from Water and Organic Solvents into Fluorous Solvents by Fluorinated β-Diketone and Its Application to the Colorimetric Analysis of Metal Ions. / Nakashima, Kazunori; Maruyama, Tatsuo; Kubota, Fukiko; Goto, Masahiro.
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Nakashima, K, Maruyama, T, Kubota, F & Goto, M 2009, 'Metal Extraction from Water and Organic Solvents into Fluorous Solvents by Fluorinated β-Diketone and Its Application to the Colorimetric Analysis of Metal Ions', analytical sciences, vol. 25, no. 1, pp. 77-82. https://doi.org/10.2116/analsci.25.77
Nakashima K, Maruyama T, Kubota F, Goto M. Metal Extraction from Water and Organic Solvents into Fluorous Solvents by Fluorinated β-Diketone and Its Application to the Colorimetric Analysis of Metal Ions. analytical sciences. 2009 Jan;25(1):77-82. https://doi.org/10.2116/analsci.25.77
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benefit of all students. CMU, with its School of Computer Science and the seven departments within the school, offers a wide variety of courses—some of which are applications focused— but the core CS curriculum and a wide variety of advanced courses have become increasingly theory driven and rigorous without impacting students' retention and success.
In 1999, CMU dropped the program-ming/CS background requirement from the admissions criteria and added leadership potential while keeping high SAT scores, particularly in math and science. Dropping this requirement was prompted by a valuable finding from the 1995–1999 research studies. 11 Various entry levels into the first-year courses were created for students with little to no background. Other major contributing factors included: CMU Dean Raj Reddy's vision to produce leaders in the field that also brought institutional support for change; Lenore Blum joined the CS faculty bringing long-standing expertise and advocacy for women in science and math; and the development of Women@SCS, an organization of faculty and students (mostly, but not all, women) led by a Student Advisory Committee, working to ensure that the professional experiences and social opportunities for women reflect the implicit opportunities for those in the majority (see https://www.women. cs.cmu.edu/).
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the curriculum to be "pink" in any way.
First-year enrollment by gender (rounded to the nearest full number).
Year Enrolled Male Male Female Female 2010 143 106 74% 37 26% 2011 152 104 68% 48 32% 2012 127 89 70% 38 30% 2013 136 89 65% 47 35% 2014 138 82 59% 56 41% 2015 147 101 69% 46 31% 2016 166 86 52% 80 48% 2017 205 103 50% 102 50% 2018 211 106 50% 105 50% Percentage of male and female first-year students by year of enrollment.


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Find out about the types of jobs you could pursue with a degree in immunology. Read on to learn more about career options along with salary and education information. Schools offering Biology degrees can also be found in these popular choices.
What Are Career Options for Immunology Graduates?
If you are that curious individual who wonders how humans and animals cure themselves when they have a virus or disease, then immunology may be the career field for you. Immunologists are medical scientists who study the immune systems of living beings. Usually they are involved in biomedicine and study the cell structures and the effects of outside agents on the immune system. Biological scientists are research specialists who study the reaction on life by outside influences like food and viruses. Medical microbiologists can work in infectious disease and develop drugs or better sterilization procedures to combat viral infections. Biological technicians need less education but work closely with these medical researchers in tests, experiments and data collection to aid in positive results.
The immunology field focuses on how animals and humans defend and protect themselves from viruses and bacteria. See the table below for some job facts on three careers that one could pursue in immunology: biological scientists, medical microbiologist, and biological technicians.
What Training Do I Need to Work in Immunology?
Almost all jobs related to immunology require at least an associate's degree and more likely a Bachelor of Science degree. To be a biological scientist or microbiologist conducting research, you'll probably need a doctoral degree. There are many undergraduate and graduate immunology programs to choose from.
In your undergraduate studies, you would get a general education in the natural sciences and then focus on topics related to immunology, such as microbiology, cellular and molecular biology, virology, biochemistry and genetics. Labs play an important role in teaching techniques for examining immunological defense mechanisms.
Doctoral programs feature student participation in real, ongoing research sponsored by the university or federal grants. These programs usually culminate in a research thesis. Some schools are associated with a nearby medical center, with projects based on the center's medical specialties, such as AIDS, tumor immunology or asthma. Doctoral programs are meant to produce graduates who intend to make research a career.
What Jobs Are Similar to Immunology?
With an undergraduate degree, you would be prepared for many jobs in the fields of immunology, microbiology, molecular medicine, biochemistry, virology and animal science. You might seek work as a science technician, lab assistant or pharmaceutical representative. Medical or veterinary school is also an option, as is teaching.
With a doctoral degree, you would be able to conduct immunology research in an academic or government laboratory, hospital or biotechnology company. While you'll likely research disease, you might want to undertake the problem from the other side by also looking at the immune system. Some researchers may explore the development and workings of cells, while others focus on the prevention and vaccination of diseases like malaria and tuberculosis.
Your earnings would vary with your position, employer and training. Biological scientists, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), earned a median annual wage of $75,150 as of May 2015 (www.bls.gov). In that same year the BLS reported microbiologist, including medical microbiologists, made a median salary of $67,550, while the median annual wage for biological technicians was $41,650.
With the diversity of immunology there are many related career fields like biochemists or biophysicists. Both jobs require a doctorate and require you to work with other research scientist or medical doctors in studying the chemical and physical reactions of living things through heredity, cell development, growth and disease. A master's degree could help you become an epidemiologist who are public health professionals studying the causes and patterns of disease. With a bachelor's you could work as a chemical technician or food science technician. Chemical technicians help chemists with techniques and testing of research and data. Food science technicians work with agricultural and food scientists running measurements, and analyzing the quality of man made products or farm fresh foods.
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Franchitti is chasing team success at Sonoma Raceway
Greg Beacham
Dario Franchitti, of Scotland drives during qualifying for Sunday's IndyCar auto race, Saturday, Aug. 24, 2013, in Sonoma, Calif. Franchitti won the pole]. (AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli)
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SONOMA, Calif. — Although Dario Franchitti hasn't won an IndyCar race since last year's Indianapolis 500, he's in prime position to snap that unpleasant streak when he starts on the pole Sunday in an excellent Honda at Sonoma Raceway.
But if he can help Scott Dixon by stepping off the gas a bit, Franchitti would be happy to follow team orders.
Franchitti won't put his personal success ahead of Target Chip Ganassi Racing's fortunes. That means Dixon will get every chance to gain ground on IndyCar points leader Helio Castroneves (453 points), who leads second-place Dixon (422) with five races to go.
"I want to win the race, obviously," Franchitti said after turning a lap in 1 minute, 17.5271 seconds to win his 33rd career pole. "But the big picture — and we say this every year in our team — we sit in the first meeting of the year, and our two goals are to win the 500 and win the championship. We didn't win the 500, so we've got to win the championship. Scott is our best shot at that, and whatever I can do to help him win that championship, I will."
Will Power also hasn't won an IndyCar race since early last season in Sao Paulo, yet he feels the same way about Team Penske teammate Castroneves, who needs a strong finish in the waning weeks of the IndyCar season to earn his first championship.
"Anything to help Helio win the championship," said Power, who finished second in each of the last three years.
Dixon finished qualifying in second place at 1:17.7196, while Castroneves starts back in fifth behind Power and Ryan Hunter-Reay. That distance isn't much, but it's a bit tougher to make up at Sonoma Raceway, a 2.385-mile road course in Northern California wine country.
Passing is uncommonly difficult on the winding, 12-turn Sonoma track, which makes qualifying particularly important. Four pole-sitters have won the race, and nobody has moved up to win from farther than fifth.
It's tough even under ideal conditions, but the Bay Area wind has been unpredictable this week, its direction changing 180 degrees over the course of many afternoons. The wind also blows Sonoma sand onto the track, creating unpredictable tire conditions and general uncertainty with every turn.
"It was all over the place," Castroneves said after qualifying. "You really have to expect the unexpected all the time — and then the sun is really beautiful right now, and actually no (wind). It was very difficult for everyone."
Charlie Kimball continued his impressive recent work with a sixth-place run Saturday, easily his highest qualifying position in Sonoma. Ganassi's Kimball earned his first career victory in IndyCar's most recent race in Ohio.
"The wind does totally change the track," said Power, who set the track record in qualifying last year. "Our car was quite tough. I'm pretty happy. I think the Ganassi guys have definitely got a leg up on everybody here."
Franchitti earned his third pole at Sonoma and his fourth pole of the season. The Scot said his team spent a somber week working on the race after the recent deaths of Chip Ganassi's father, Floyd, and the wife of former Ganassi engineer Andy Brown.
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CID Report (Death): 0027-2007-CID579-24074-5H1D/5T1/5X1; Hader Ali Hussein, Theater Internment Facility (TIF), Camp Bucca, Umm Qasr, Iraq, July 20, 2007 ("Homicide)
Sept. 18, 2007 | CID | ACLU-RDI 5548
TYPE: Chart/List, Investigative File (CID), Photograph, Medical (Autopsy, Death Certificate, Physical (non-death)), Interview (Statement, Summaries/Notes)
RELEASE DATE: Jan. 14, 2011 | DOA
This is a CID investigation into the death of Hader Ali Hussein, a detainee at Theater Internment Facility (TIF), Camp Bucca, Umm Qasr, Iraq, on July 20, 2007. Mr. Hussein was attacked and beaten by other detainees in Compound 10C of Camp Bucca on June 30th, and was admitted to the camp hospital to recover. While being treated at the camp hospital, Mr. Hussein suffered a cardiac arrest, and was placed on life support. He subsequently died on July 20, 2007 due to complications from his injuries. This CID investigation accuses ten (10) detainees with Murder & Conspiracy, and an 11th for Communicating a threat to a witness. Cause of Death: Myocardial Infarction 2nd to Blunt Force Injuries; Manner of Death: Homicide.
DETAINEES MENTIONED:
Hader Ali Hussein
Sep 04, 2007 | ACLU-RDI: 5924 | Autopsy Report: Hader Ali Hussein, 26 y/o Iraqi Male, Theater Internment Facility (TIF), Camp Bucca, Umm Qasr, Iraq, July 20, 2007 ("Homicide) ("Death Certificate Included") (CID Report (Death): 0027-2007-CID579-24074-5H1D/5T1/5X1)


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U's squad boosted by young talent
Oxford United's investment in youth have seen them this week offer 5 pro deals to members of the U18's yellows.
Niall Clayton – a physically dominant goalkeeper who joined the club after impressing on trial last season.
Aaron Heap – a local Oxford lad who has been with the Academy for the last 8 years.
Albie Hopkins- a creative winger who has been a regular goal-scorer for the U-18s this year.
Dejon Noel-Williams- a powerfully built centre forward who has already had loan spells in Senior Football this season.
Matt Berry-Hargreaves – a pacy central defender who has captained the youth team this season.
The 5 join Josh Ruffles (finished off at Coventry), Canice Carroll, Sam Long, Josh Ashby, James Roberts, Jack Stevens, Malachi Napa, Shandon Baptiste, Owen James and Manny Agboola who have come through the youth team.
The U's plan to have an U23 team from next season which will bridge the gap from youth team football to senior football.


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Angular Successivity addresses the mechanisms of time and angularity as expressed in the point to point exchange between SCIETs. The first measure between the two encompasses all the smaller ones, but it is unique and each of the subdivisions are unique also for they are each an expression of the former one to one exchange, and in this way all the subdivisions are different and represent a series of moments traveling on the same angle toward the center and they can all be attributed to the different angles by frequency as well.
Thus there is a correspondence between the sequence of subdivision and angularity. An example is the hologram, in which all the information regarding location in space is transmitted together in a beam of light.
For purposes of illustration we can take a single pulse and say that during that pulse twelve individual values coexist within a single framework. During the next pulse the same framework still contains twelve values, but the largest one has been replaced with a new value based on the new pulse moment, and the rest of the values have moved to the next step, except for the oldest one, which has moved into a different state.
Thus each framework contains a sequence of related values of time.


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If you have ever been faced with the difficult decision of placing one of your parents or another loved one in a continuing care facility, you know how much research and planning goes into such a choice. Even if you exhaust every possible resource and are as careful as possible when selecting a nursing home, you cannot prevent every instance of elder abuse or neglect.
In some cases, nursing home abuse is overt. Unusual bruising or bleeding or unexplained broken bones are some examples of easy-to-spot signs of abuse. Rapid, unexplained weight changes may, too, indicate that something is not right, and burns, abrasions and bedsores may serve as additional clues about the type of treatment your loved one is receiving.
If you visit your loved one and it appears he or she is not bathing regularly, or that he or she is forced to wear soiled adult diapers or use dirty sheets and bedding, these, too, could be signs of abuse at the facility. Keep an eye out to ensure that your loved one's clothing and surroundings appear clean and properly maintained.
When older adults are abused, the signs are not always readily apparent. You may notice that your loved one appears more quiet or withdrawn than is typical, or you may find that he or she no longer seems to respond to you and other friends or family members in the usual manner.
Financial elder abuse is also an unfortunate reality at many American nursing homes. If you notice your loved one's prized possessions suddenly disappearing or recognize any strange transactions linked to any savings accounts or other funds, take the time to investigate further.
While some of these clues may be indications of aging, others may indicate abuse and therefore warrant a closer look. If you believe a loved one is being abused at a nursing home or continuing care center, consider contacting an attorney.


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Elgin Sesquicentennial
Elgin was established in 1872 on the Houston and Texas Central Railroad as a one square mile area around the H&TC Depot and was named for Robert Morris Elgin, the railroad's land commissioner. In 1879 Elgin was described as a "thriving depot town" of 400 with a newspaper, a gin, and a gristmill. Today, Elgin has a population of 10,598, and is a thriving community with a newspaper, multiple major employers producing bricks, sausage and more, and is experiencing significant residential and commercial growth.
Volunteer information: community@ci.elgin.tx.us
Sesquicentennial Plan for the Year
Elgin Texas Sesquicentennial Plan
Elgin Sesquicentennial 90 Years Plus
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"I have the honour of presenting (...) a new invention that I call Tourbillon Regulator... By means of this invention, I have succeeded in (...) eliminating many other sources of error that influence the precision of the movement..." This is part of Abraham-Louis Breguet's application for a patent, granted in 1801, in which he presents not only his invention, but also its name, tourbillon, still today synonymous with the finest watchmaking.
Often translated as 'whirlwind,' in actual fact the origin of the term tourbillon is linked to astronomy. In his book Principles of Philosophy, Descartes noted that the observed movement of the planets could only be explained by combining a small circular rotation of a planet with its principal orbit around the sun – a complex course named the tourbillon. Early watchmakers like Breguet were fascinated by the idea that the movement of the gears in the case mirrors the mechanisms driving the planets and stars. The watch becomes a miniature cosmos.
Today, Breguet continues its pioneering watchmaking work in models such as the Classique Tourbillon extra-plat automatique. The Calibre 581DR movement runs at the relatively fast rate of 4 Hertz, exploiting the qualities of the titanium used for the tourbillon cage and balance wheel, and the silicon spiral spring and escapement. The high-energy barrel provides a massive 90 hours of power reserve. All of this in a movement just 3 millimetres thick, so that the entire case is no more than 7 millimetres thick. Breguet's audacity is expressed by the deliciously idiosyncratic dial design, with an off-centre layout, and four different types of guilloché. The result is intriguingly beautiful.
At its Villeret manufacture, Montblanc is continuing development of the tourbillon, and the ExoTourbillon Chronographe is a remarkable timepiece. Usually, the balance wheel oscillates within the tourbillon cage; in this watch, the balance wheel has been detached, enlarged, and placed on a plane above the cage. This makes it even more visible, and enables the cage to be reduced in size. Not surprisingly, the dial has the ExoTourbillon at the top; functions include a day-night display at 4 o'clock, and a subsidiary dial for a second time zone at 6 o'clock. It is made in two versions, white or red gold, in limited editions of 8 per type.
Blancpain is to the Carrousel what Breguet is to the tourbillon, and the brand's Tourbillon Carrousel is a very beautiful piece of haute horlogerie that combines two of the methods of reducing the detrimental effects of gravity on a watch's precision. The flying tourbillon is at 12 o'clock, the flying carrousel at 6 o'clock, with a date display at 3 o'clock. The two regulators are averaged and the resulting rate drives the time display. It is an ingenious piece, beautiful to see in action. Linking them both to the same gear train is a world first.
In its Tourbillon Squelette (PAM00446), Panerai have transferred the tourbillon back to where it started: the pocket watch. This return to the origins is accompanied by a very contemporary design, with a black ceramic cushion-shaped case. The watch chain is a modern version of an anchor chain: when it is removed, the watch can be transformed into a table clock by means of a special support. The three barrels provide a 6-day power reserve for the hand-wound movement. Pocket watches are making something of a return, and this is a very original version.
Audemars Piguet have added a very beautiful tourbillon to the Tradition collection: the Tradition Tourbillon Minute Repeater Chronograph (Ref. 26564). It has a classic, Deco look to it, with the simplicity of the dial design highlighting the tourbillon; the minute repeater hammers and other details of the movement can be seen through the sapphire caseback. The chronograph, controlled with the two pushers on the right side of the case, has a centre-sweep seconds hand, and a 30-minute counter. The tourbillon at 6 o'clock also provides small seconds. Every part of this spectacular movement is finished to perfection.
These are just some examples of how the tourbillon, one of the classic complications, is being incorporated into the latest timepieces; planetary motion generating infinite emotion.


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Banning Free Speech Is The Tip Of The Society-Sinking Higher Education Iceberg
by RobertsonReport.com Curation December 7, 2020
On this episode of The Federalist Radio Hour, RealClearEducation's Nathan Harden joins Federalist Culture Editor Emily Jashinsky to break down how the newly released College Free Speech Rankings can provide more insight into the problems in higher education and current campus cultures.
"What we're finding is that students, kind of as a default, come in somewhat uncomfortable disagreeing, and it's really on the administration and on the professors," Harden said, noting that the age of cancel culture has created an "anxiety" in students preventing them from speaking out for fear of being ostracized. "You have to do work."
"Politics is downstream from culture and maybe culture is downstream from our universities," Harden said. "I think we're seeing the mainstreaming of ideas that were sort of birthed in sort of fringe departments and academies in the '70s — theories on gender, theories on race, and more so on the weaponization of language," he continued.
"And now we're seeing it, as you mentioned, in some of our biggest sort of legacy journalism organizations. We're seeing that there really isn't a respect for viewpoint diversity and maybe not even for free speech."
You can read more about RealClearEducation's college free speech ranking survey here.
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Religion in History / La religion dans l'histoire
The Word, the Idea, the Reality / Le mot, l'idée, la realité
Edited by Michel Despland & Gérard Vallée
Subjects History, Religion
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Paperback : 9780889202115, 262 pages, March 1992
The history of the concept of "religion" in Western tradition has intrigued scholars for years. This important collection of eighteen essays brings further light to the ongoing debate. Three of the invited participants, W. C. Smith, M. Despland and E. Feil, has each previously written impressive books treating this subject; the last two acknowledged the impact and continuing influence of Smith's work, The Meaning and End of Religion.
An introduction and a recapitulation of Smith's contribution as a scholar set the stage for a retrospective look at the published literature. Contributors then examine the transformation of words (the classical religio to the modern religion), particularities of religion in nineteenth-century France, Troeltsch's concept of religion, the study of religion from an Asian point of view and the categorization of "World Religions. " The concluding essays elaborate contemporary anthropological, cross-disciplinary, semiological, deconstructive and psychoanalytical methodological approaches to the concept and study of "religion. "
Exploring critically different aspects of the concept and study of religion, these provocative essays typically reflect the methodological pluralism currently existing in the field of Religious Studies. Of interest to scholars and students alike, this collection also contains a complete bibliography of W. C. Smith's publications.
``Despland and Vallé (Concordia and McMaster Universities respectively) present an excellent state-of-the-art review of the history of the concept of "religion" in the Western tradition. ... These very provocative essays are of great interest to scholars and students alike. ''
- Jacques Goulet, Studies in Religion, 23/1, 1994
``À la lecture, les collaborations, dans leur ensemble, constituent de solides contributions, soit comme introduction, synthèse ou examen spécifique. ...[L]e lecteur y trouvera matière stimulante à l'élargissement de ses connaissances et à la réflexion critique. ''
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Other Books By Michel Despland, Gérard Vallée
A Study in Anti-Gnostic Polemics
Collected Works of Florence Nightingale
Florence Nightingale on Mysticism and Eastern Religions
Florence Nightingale on Social Change in India
Les sciences religieuses au Québec depuis 1972
Florence Nightingale on Health in India
Understanding the Consecrated Life in Canada
The New Canadian Pentecostals
Fifty Years of Religious Studies in Canada
The Doctrine of Humanity in the Theology of Reinhold Niebuhr
From Logos to Christos
Averroës' Doctrine of Immortality
"His Dominion" and the "Yellow Peril"
God and the Chip
Veneration and Revolt
Lord, Giver of Life
Traditions in Contact and Change
The Costa Rican Catholic Church, Social Justice, and the Rights of Workers, 1979-1996


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Hello, I would like to submit a death and birth reference for the Wapello Co GenWeb. I was given 4 pages taken out of a family bible years ago that has a death reference to a mother and infant daughter who died in Ottumwa in 1865. I have always called this the "Keyes Family Bible" because it was given to me by a Keyes descendant but it has many more names than that. I have included .JPG and transcriptions of the 2 pages that refer to Ottumwa. I believe this Lewis family was only in Ottumwa a short time and the father left with surviving children after death of his 1st wife and daughter. I have also included the Births page that has the birth information for the same people who died in Ottumwa (daughter Mary was also born in Ottumwa). Thanks for providing the information online! Regards, Kim Curlin Wettroth KEYES Family Bible Record BIRTHS Charles L. Jeffries, son of Stephen Jeffries and Isabella, his wife, was born on the 4th of March 1793. Lucy Berry was born Feb. 20th 1793. Jane T. Carpenter, daughter of Samuel and Jane, his wife, was born Feb. 19, 1802. Pamela B.H. Jeffries was born June 20th 1811. Samuel C.W. Lewis, son of Samuel H. and Henrietta, his wife, was born August 18, 1824. Caroline, daughter of Jonathan and Mary Ann Hollinshead was born March 10th, 1831, in the town of McLasfield, England. Charles E.J., son of Thomas E. and Pamela B.H. White, was born Apl 20, 1831. Samuel Charles, son of S.C.W. and Caroline Lewis, was born Feb. 6th, 1853. Eliza Jane Catherine, daughter of S.C.W. and Caroline Lewis was born September 6th, 1857. Isabella, daughter of S.C.W. and Caroline Lewis, was born Oct. 27, 1860. Mary Henrietta C., daughter of S.W.C. and Caroline Lewis, was born at Ottumwa, Iowa, January 3, 1865. Elizabeth Bellan was born December 19, 1842. Mary E. Holmes was born February 5, 1860. Alfred W. Keyes, son of William W. and E.J.C. Keyes was born September 22, 1879. St. Louis, MO. Florence M., daughter of Wm W. and E.J.C. Keyes was born December 22, 1881. St. Louis, MO. Daniel, son of Jas. K. and Isabella A. Grace was born May 7, 1887. St. Louis, MO. Ethel Isabella, daughter of Wm W. and E.J.C. Keyes was born Sept. 10, 1888, St. Louis, MO. Caroline, daughter of Jas. K. and Isabella A. Grace was born July 4, 1889, St. Louis,MO. Mary, daughter of James K. and Isabella A. Grace was born October 26, 1891, St. Louis,MO. Robert Bruce, son of Wm W. and E.J.C. Keyes was born March 7, 1896 at St. Louis, MO. DEATHS At Ottumwa, Iowa, of Congestive Chill, on the night of 18th May 1865, Caroline, wife of S.C.W. Lewis. At Ottumwa, Iowa, Sept. 14,1865 of Cholera Infanturn, Mary Henrietta Carrie, Infant Daughter of S.C.W. and Caroline Lewis, age 8 mos, 11 days At St. Louis, Mo., on December 15, [no year supplied but d. 1891] S.C.W. Lewis, aged 67 years 3 months and 27 days. In St. Louis, Mo., of Appoplexy, Charles L. Jeffries, on the 14th Sept. 1866 in his 74th year. In St. Louis, Mo., December 28, 1879, Jane T. Jeffries, in the 78th year of her age. In St. Louis, Mo., December 18, 1891, Isabella A. Grace, wife of James K. Grace, aged 31 years 1 month and 21 days. Kimberly Curlin Wettroth 127 Barriedale Circle Cary, NC 27519 919.303.5732 kwet(a)mindspring.com
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The European Chemical Agency has launched a new public consultation concerning eight potential SVHC. Stakeholders can provide comments on these proposed SVHC until 23 April 2018. Comments will be taken into account when deciding whether the substances will be added to the ECHA Candidate List of SVHC.
On 8 March 2018, the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) published eight new potential Substances of Very High Concern (SVHC) candidates (see table). After preparing dossiers for the substances, the ECHA has now invited interested parties to a public consultation in which they can provide comments within a timeframe of 45 days (until 23 April 2018).
Download Bulletin PDF to view table with the eight potential SVHCs.


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Roz Chast's Pysanky
By Dan Piepenbring
Roz Chast, Egg #77, 2010-2013, eggshell, dye, and polyurethane, 2 1/4″ x 1 5/8″. Image via Danese Corey Gallery
Roz Chast does excellent work on paper—and sure enough, her latest memoir, Can't We Talk About Something More Pleasant?, has just won a National Book Critics Circle Award—but I think her real medium is the egg. She's been doing great things with pysanky (i.e. Ukrainian painted eggs) for at least a decade. Her latest efforts will be on display, along with her cartoons and her work in textiles, at Danese Corey Gallery starting this Friday.
As Alexandra Schwartz explained in the The New Yorker last year, the pysanky tradition goes back to pagan times, "as do the eggs' motifs: the sun; triangles that represent air, light, and water or birth, life, and death, from long before the Holy Trinity came along; plants and animals; talismanic lines and spirals indicating eternity."
But Chast has elected to forgo the conventional imagery—her eggs are painted with the same grimacing neurotics and beleaguered everymen you see in her New Yorker cartoons. As she told the New York Times in 2004, "I had always wanted to learn how to paint eggs … I saw at the time that it had real possibilities for transferring my stuff to it." Carol Kino notes that
many of her eggs play pretty sophisticated games with perspective and space. One depicts people sitting in a subway car that has no beginning or end. Another shows five reclining bodies, floating dreamily against the indigo depths of a starry sky … the technique heightens a gently philosophical undercurrent that is only vaguely hinted at in the cartoon drawings.
Chast's pysanky are on display through April 18.
Eggs #86, #90, #87,#69, #73, and #72, 2010–2013, eggshell, dye, and polyurethane, 2 1/4″ x 1 5/8″. Image via Danese Corey Gallery
Eggs #80, #78, and #67, 2010–2013, eggshell, dye, and polyurethane, 2 1/4″ x 1 5/8″. Image via Danese Corey Gallery
Dan Piepenbring is the web editor of The Paris Review.


"I don't really know how to tell you this, sweetheart, so I'm just going to come right out and say it: Your goldfish ran away."
Why Do We Always Want Something Better For Our Children Than What We Had For Ourselves?
"Daddy works in a magical, faraway land called Academia."
"It's her first bench-clearing brawl."
"I should like to buy a handgun while it is still legal," said Alice very gently.
"Where do you get off saying my kid is grade level?"
"My parents are at the age where they're very involved with their own activities."
"I thought they introduced the witch a little late."
"I'm trying to remember a happier time.
"Yeah, the sixteenth. Right. Great. And, Dad? Do you think you could cut your hair?"
"Everything's more fun with Muppets!"
"Your father cut quite a figure jumping the fence into our yard that moonlit night. I never saw him again."
"Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will stay with me forever as they sit inside me,getting turned over and over, being blown completely out of proportion."
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The National Society of Genetic Counselors (NSGC)
Audrey Heimler and colleagues founded the National Society of Genetic Counselors (NSGC) in 1979 in New Hyde Park in New York, New York. Her stated goals were to establish the field of genetic counseling within biomedicine and to coordinate counselors' voices, so that physicians and others in the medical industry would not dictate the future of the field. Genetic counselors inform patients about the potential for inherited diseases passed on through family lineages and help to navigate the options available.
Subject: Organizations
American Eugenics Society (1926-1972)
The American Eugenics Society (AES) was established in the US by
Madison Grant, Harry H. Laughlin, Henry Crampton, Irving Fisher, and
Henry F. Osborn in 1926 to promote eugenics education programs for
the US public. The AES described eugenics as the study of improving
the genetic composition of humans through controlled reproduction of
different races and classes of people. The AES aided smaller eugenic
efforts such as the Galton Society in New York, New York, and the
Body Worlds is an exhibition featuring plastinates, human bodies that have been preserved using a plastination process. First displayed in 1995 in Tokyo, Japan, this collection of anatomical specimens has since been displayed around the world. Although the exhibition debuted in Japan, the idea for the displays began at Heidelberg University in Heidelberg, Germany, where anatomist Gunther von Hagens invented a technique for plastination in the 1970s. After years of research and small-scale presentations of his work, von Hagens created Body Worlds, or Korperwelten in German.
The Cabinet of Frederik Ruysch
Frederik Ruysch's cabinet of curiosities, commonly referred to simply as the Cabinet, was a museum Ruysch created in the Netherlands in the late 160ss. The Cabinet filled a series of small houses that Ruysch rented in Amsterdam and contained over 2,000 specimens, including preserved fetuses and infants. The collection remained in Amsterdam until it was purchased by Tsar Peter the Great of Russia in 1717 and transferred to St. Petersburg, Russia.
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The Jackson Laboratory
The Roscoe B. Jackson Laboratory, known commonly in the scientific field as the Jackson Laboratory, was founded by Clarence Cook Little in May 1929. The lab has been pivotal in research with in vitro fertilization, teratomas, gene replacement therapy for birth defects, and more because its researchers have focused from the beginning on developing the mouse as a model organism. Mice were chosen by researchers at Jackson as the best available model for genetic research, and today genetically uniform strains of mice developed at the lab are used in laboratories all over the world.
Making Visible Embryos (2008- ), by Tatjana Buklijaz and Nick Hopwood
Making Visible Embryos is a 2008 online exhibition of embryos authored and designed by Tatjana Buklijaz and Nick Hopwood who work in the Department of History and Philosophy of Science at the University of Cambridge. Hopwood's research on the history of Ziegler wax models and the use of visual aids to promote the teaching and learning of science is well known.
The Roslin Institute (1993- )
The Roslin Institute was established in 1993 in the village of Roslin, Scotland, as an independent research center by the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC), and as of 2014 is part of the University of Edinburgh in Edinburgh, Scotland. Researchers at the Roslin Institute cloned the Dolly the sheep in 1996. According to the Roslin Institute, Dolly was the first mammal to develop into an adult from the transfer of the nucleus of an adult sheep cell into an ovum with the nucleus removed.
What Every Girl Should Know (1916), by Margaret Sanger
What Every Girl Should Know was published in 1916 in New York City, New York, as a compilation of articles written by Margaret Sanger from 1912 to 1913. The original articles appeared in the newspaper New York Call, under the tile "What Every Girl Should Know." The articles, which are organized into chapters and individual parts in the book, describe sex education, human reproduction, and sexually transmitted infections.
Burwell v. Hobby Lobby (2014)
In the 2014 case Burwell v. Hobby Lobby, the US Supreme Court ruled that the contraceptive mandate promulgated under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act violated privately held, for-profit corporations' right to religious freedom. The contraception mandate, issued in 2012 by the US Department of Health and Human Services, required that employer-provided health insurance plans offer their beneficiaries certain contraceptive methods free of charge.
The Human Genome Project (1990-2003)
The Human Genome Project (HGP) was an international scientific effort to sequence the entire human genome, that is, to produce a map of the base pairs of DNA in the human chromosomes, most of which do not vary among individuals. The HGP started in the US in 1990 as a public effort and included scientists and laboratories located in France, Germany, Japan, China, and the United Kingdom.
Our Bodies, Ourselves (1973), by the Boston Women's Health Book Collective
Our Bodies, Ourselves, a succession to a pamphlet of resources pulled from co-ops of women in and around Boston, Massachusetts was published in New York in 1973 by Simon and Schuster. Retitled from the original Women and Their Bodies, Our Bodies, Ourselves was an effort by a group of educated, middle class women to reinforce women's ownership of their bodies. There have been eight editions of Our Bodies, Ourselves, as well as sequels such as Our Bodies, Ourselves: Pregnancy and Birth and Our Bodies, Ourselves: Menopause.
"Sheep Cloned by Nuclear Transfer from a Cultured Cell Line" (1996), by Keith Campbell, Jim McWhir, William Ritchie, and Ian Wilmut
In 1995 and 1996, researchers at the Roslin Institute in Edinburgh, Scotland, cloned mammals for the first time. Keith Campbell, Jim McWhir, William Ritchie, and Ian Wilmut cloned two sheep, Megan and Morag, using sheep embryo cells. The experiments indicated how to reprogram nuclei from differentiated cells to produce live offspring, and that a single population of differentiated cells could produce multiple offspring. They reported their results in the article 'Sheep Cloned by Nuclear Transfer from a Cultured Cell Line' in March 1996.
Copper Intrauterine Device (IUD)
The copper intrauterine device, or IUD, is a long-term, reversible contraceptive first introduced by Howard Tatum and Jamie Zipper in 1967. Health care providers place an IUD inside a woman's uterus to prevent pregnancy. Copper IUDs are typically made of T-shaped plastic with some portion covered with exposed copper. Prior to the invention of the first IUDs, women had few long-term options for safe and reliable birth control. Those options mostly consisted of barrier methods and the oral birth control pill, which were only effective if used correctly and consistently.
Irving Freiler Stein Sr. (1887–1976)
Irving Freiler Stein Sr. was a physician who studied women's reproductive health during the twentieth century in the United States. In partnership with his colleague, Michael Leventhal, Stein identified a women's reproductive disorder related to elevated male sex hormones, or androgens. The syndrome was originally called Stein-Leventhal syndrome and later known as polycystic ovarian syndrome. While studying the syndrome, Stein also helped establish a treatment for the condition, through the surgical removal of ovarian tissues.
David Edwin Wildt (1950- )
David Edwin Wildt developed and applied assisted reproductive technologies to conserve rare and endangered wildlife species in the US during the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. He advocated genome resource banks to help preserve biodiversity, and he advocated for practical ethics to guide wildlife reproductive biologists when they use technology and environmental planning. Wildt often focused on the cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus), but he researched greater than fifty vertebrate species.
David Wildt's Evolving Ethics Concerning the Roles of Wildlife Reproductive Sciences in Species Conservation
David Wildt is an animal reproductive biologist who directs the Conservation Biology Institute in Fort Royal, Virginia. In 1986, Wildt argued that artificial reproductive technologies should only be used for species conservation efforts if standard techniques to aid natural reproduction are not effective. Between 1986 and 2001, Wildt revised his views and values primarily in relation to two things: which methods captive breeding programs ought to use, and how reproductive scientists ought to contribute to the larger work of conservation.
Subject: Ethics
Lydia Estes Pinkham (1819–1883)
Lydia Estes Pinkham invented and sold Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, a medicinal tonic used to treat menstrual discomfort and promote female reproductive health in general, in the US during the nineteenth century. Pinkham also founded Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Company, a business that sold natural remedies for women's health issues. Throughout her life, Pinkham acted as an authority on female wellness, writing medical pamphlets about female anatomy and reproductive processes.
Edward Charles Dodds (1899-1973)
Edward Charles Dodds researched the function and effects of natural and artificial hormones on the endocrine system in England during the twentieth century. Though he first worked with hormones such as insulin, Dodds focused on the effects of estrogen in the body and how to replicate those effects with artificial substances. In 1938, along with chemist Robert Robinson, Dodds synthesized the first synthetic estrogen called diethylstilbestrol.
Edgar Allen and Edward A. Doisy's Extraction of Estrogen from Ovarian Follicles, (1923)
In the early 1920s, researchers Edgar Allen and Edward Adelbert Doisy conducted an experiment that demonstrated that ovarian follicles, which produce eggs in mammals, also contain and produce what they called the primary ovarian hormone, later renamed estrogen. In their experiment, Doisy and Allen extracted estrogen from the ovarian follicles of hogs and proved that they had isolated estrogen by using a measurement later renamed the Allen-Doisy test.
"Consensus on the Current Management of Endometriosis" (2013), by Neil P. Johnson and Lone Hummelshoj
"Consensus on the Current Management of Endometriosis", henceforth "Consensus", was written by the World Endometriosis Society, or WES, president Neil P. Johnson and chief executive Lone Hummelshoj and published in 2013 in Human Reproduction. "Consensus" makes recommendations about managing endometriosis for women and healthcare professionals. Endometriosis is a condition where endometrium, the tissue that usually lines the uterus, grows outside of the uterus and is characterized by painful periods, heavy menstrual bleeding, and infertility.
NovaSure Endometrial Ablation
NovaSure is a device for endometrial ablation, which is a procedure that removes the endometrium, that the US Food and Drug Administration, or FDA, approved for use on 28 September 2001. Endometrium is the tissue that lines the uterus. NovaSure destroys the endometrium by sending electric beams at the endometrium. Hologic, a medical technology company concerned with women's health, developed NovaSure to treat menorrhagia, or heavy bleeding during menstruation. Menorrhagia is a common symptom of endometriosis. Endometriosis is the growth of the endometrium outside of the uterus.
The Y-Chromosome in Animals
The Y-chromosome is one of a pair of chromosomes that determine the genetic sex of individuals in mammals, some insects, and some plants. In the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, the development of new microscopic and molecular techniques, including DNA sequencing, enabled scientists to confirm the hypothesis that chromosomes determine the sex of developing organisms. In an adult organism, the genes on the Y-chromosome help produce the male gamete, the sperm cell. Beginning in the 1980s, many studies of human populations used the Y-chromosome gene sequences to trace paternal lineages.
Subject: Reproduction, Theories


PKF Lawyer Gary Sarcida appointed to Winnipeg Art Gallery Board of Directors.
Sport, Culture and Heritage Minister Cathy Cox announces that Gary Sarcida of PKF Lawyers has been appointed to the Winnipeg Art Gallery (WAG) board of directors.
"The WAG has a worldwide reputation and we are pleased to see the appointment of excellent individuals to the board," said Cox. "This is an exciting time for the WAG, particularly with the creation of the Inuit Art Centre. I know the board of directors is dedicated to ensuring the gallery remains a leader in the local, national and international cultural community."
Gary Sarcida has appeared before all levels of court and is involved with the Phillipine Association of Manitoba Inc., the Southeastman Filipino Association of Manitoba Inc. and the Manitoba Filipino Business Council. He has also served on the board of directors of Folkorama and the Folk Arts Council of Winnipeg.
Read the full news release on the Province of Manitoba site here.


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Two years after Aliso Canyon disaster, hundreds say they're still sick
by Ingrid Lobet October 19, 2017 August 11, 2020 Why you can trust inewsource
About 200 people attended a presentation at the Hilton Woodland Hills about the effect of the Aliso Canyon gas leak on their health, on Oct. 14, 2017. Photo by Ingrid Lobet, inewsource.
We're just a few days from the two-year anniversary of the largest known natural gas eruption in United States history, and people say they are still suffering from related exposures. As we reported extensively at the time and in 2016, a well pipe used to push natural gas underground and bring it back up again, sprang a giant hole and began shooting gas skyward in Los Angeles.
Southern California Gas, a subsidiary of San Diego-based Sempra Energy, owned and operated the well, and dozens of others like it, at the Aliso Canyon Natural Gas Storage field. That well has since been taken out of service.
Thousands of people from the communities of Porter Ranch, Granada Hills, Chatsworth and others have sued the company for damages and illnesses that they believe stem from their exposure to chemicals that were mixed with the natural gas underground, or were used to try to "kill" the out-of-control well.
On Saturday, about 200 people attended a presentation at the Hilton Woodland Hills by local doctor Jeffrey Nordella, who has been collecting and sending out samples of residents' blood, urine and hair to laboratories. He has performed his own analysis of the lab results and says he is pursuing publication of the findings, a necessary step for scientific acceptance.
Many people lined up to purchase kits, so that their own samples could be added to the research.
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Top Startups in Manchester to Watch out in 2020
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We bring to you a list of top startups in Manchester for 2020, some of which have garnered international attention with their new job opportunities and funding activities in 2019. Manchester has been an important industrial town in the UK and now is a fast-growing startup hub.
The city is also a popular destination for those looking for startup jobs in Manchester as it has one of the largest tech job markets in the country. This also means that the flow of talent into Manchester is continuous which can be helpful for startups coming up in the city. Here is a look at the top startups in Manchester for 2020.
The Hut is among the top startups in Manchester for 2020
The first startup in our list of top startups in Manchester for 2020 is online retailing platform The Hut. The platform serves as a quick go-to solution for those looking for FMCG products in the beauty and health segments. The online retail organization is an exciting place to work at, if you are looking for startup jobs in Manchester, get in touch with this unicorn startup on the links below to find out if they have any exciting roles to offer.
Total Funding: $2.8 B
Founding Year: 2004
Careers Page/Website: www.thg.com/careers/
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LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/thehutgroup
Matillion is among the top startups in Manchester for 2020
Matillion is a fast-growing IT solutions provider that offers data-related services. The startup specializes in cloud data integration, helping businesses make the most from their data to run their business. One of the top startups in Manchester for 2020, Matillion is patronized by the likes of Siemens, Bose, Cardinal Health and Accenture among the others. If you are looking for startup jobs in Manchester, get in touch with Matillion on the links below to find out if they have any exciting roles to offer.
Total Funding: $60 M
Careers Page/Website: www.matillion.com/careers/
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/matillion-limited
Miss Group is among the top startups in Manchester for 2020
The next startup on our list of top startups in Manchester for 2020 is a Miss Group, one of the leading web hosting groups in the region. The startup has offices around the globe and is known for offering services like web hosting, web security, domain management, site building, SSL-certificate, and SEO at affordable prices. If you are looking for startup jobs in Manchester in global ventures like this one, use the links below to get in touch with Miss Group for exploring any job opportunities with them.
Careers Page/Website: www.missgroup.com
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/missgroup
AccessPay is among the top startups in Manchester for 2020
AccessPay is aiding businesses with hassle-free management of finances by connecting them to the banks. It is one of the top startups in Manchester for 2020 within the fintech segment and helps makes a wide range of financial processes more secure and easier. Looking for startup jobs in Manchester? Checkout the links below to see if AccessPay if offering any jobs currently.
Careers Page/Website: www.accesspay.com
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/accesspay—payment-automation-experts
Sorted Group is among the top startups in Manchester for 2020
SaaS company Sorted Group offers an API-first platform for empowering e-commerce businesses achieve customer satisfaction when it comes to delivery experiences. There are three SaaS products offered by the startup for smooth checkouts, delivery management, and delivery tracking. If you are looking for startup jobs in Manchester, get in touch with this venture on the links below to find out if they have any exciting roles to offer.Founding Year: 2010
Careers Page/Website: www.sorted.com/about/jobs
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/sorted-official
SteamaCo is among the top startups in Manchester for 2020
The next startup on our list of top startups in Manchester for 2020 is an innovative smart-meter manufacturer. The smart meter uses automation to help manage utilities in a better way which leads to lower bills and cleaner earth for all. If you are looking for startup jobs in Manchester, get in touch with SteamaCo on the links below to find out if they have any exciting roles to offer.
Total Funding: $9 M
Careers Page/Website: www.steama.co/careers/
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/access-energy
Planixs is among the top startups in Manchester for 2020
Planixs is a fintech software company, that is one of the many top startups in Manchester for 2020. The real-time treasury software platform helps with services that come with intraday cash, collateral and liquidity management capabilities that can be achieved in real-time. If you are looking for startup jobs in Manchester in global ventures like this one, use the links below to get in touch with it for exploring any job opportunities with them.
Careers Page/Website: www.planixs.com/careers
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/planixs
ProofID is among the top startups in Manchester for 2020
ProofID is a global identity management specialist that offers its services in more than 150 countries. The identity security solutions offered are ISO27001 certified and included end-to-end solutions for identity and access management. One of the top startups in Manchester for 2020, the global venture is an ideal place for those looking for startup jobs in Manchester. Use the links below to explore any jobs with ProofID.
Careers Page/Website: www.proofid.com/about-us/careers
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/proofid-ltd/
Intechnica is among the top startups in Manchester for 2020
The next startup on our list of top startups in Manchester for 2020 is IT solutions provider Intechnica. This venture offers software developments services along with AI & ML and technology consulting services. Get in touch with this startup that empowers businesses in their digital journey for exciting startup jobs in Manchester on the links provided below.
Careers Page/Website: www.intechnica.com
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/intechnica
Digital Bridge is among the top startups in Manchester for 2020
Digital Bridge is an innovative startup offering a guided design platform that aids in the planning and designing of kitchens and bathrooms. The platform ensures much more engagement than traditional methods and also ensures maximum customer satisfaction. If you are looking for startup jobs in Manchester in global ventures like this one, use the links below to get in touch with it for exploring any job opportunities with them.
Careers Page/Website: www.digitalbridge.com
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/shortbite-ltd
So these were the top startups in Manchester for 2020, there are many more within the city which are also growing at an impressive rate. These are helping contribute towards the creation of startup jobs in Manchester as well. However, as compared to other startup hubs in the region, Manchester lacks a favorable flow of capital. But with innovative companies like those in the top startups in Manchester for 2020, it can help attract investors to the city.
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THE PHILLY SOUND: When growing up outside of Philadelphia, Nightly singer Jonathan Capeci listened to modern rock radio and got a good dose of bands such as the Police, U2 and the Killers. "Those are the three main bands we love," he says. "We've grown up with that kind of music, and that's our favorite music." Capeci and Beretta grew up together and played together in a couple of bands that had performed on Warped Tour. A couple of years ago, they moved to Nashville to "give it a proper go." Once in Nashville, the group put four songs on a private Soundcloud link in the attempt to get a booking agent. The link was passed around, and the band started to generate some interest. It self-released the song "XO," and things went "a bit nuts," as Capeci puts it. "We hadn't even played a live show," he says. "But at that point, we started to hear from labels and Interscope was the one that understood the vision of what we wanted."
AN HONEST RECORDING: For its first EP, honest, the band teamed up with an up-and-coming producer Keith Haron, who cut the tracks in his Los Angeles apartment. "We worked whatever hours we could and had to record when his roommate was at work," says Capeci. "That recording ended up being the final thing that's out there now."
WHY YOU SHOULD HEAR THEM: With its reverberating guitars, R&B-inspired bass riff and soulful vocals, "XO" features an infectious pop hook. "I love you/but I gotta let go," Capeci croons. "We thought if we could get 100,000 streams in a couple of months, that would be great for a new band, but it did much better than that," says Capeci when asked about the song's appeal. "It comes from an honest place, yet it's not super heavy or anything. I think it's just an uplifting song." The group currently has another EP in the works, and Capeci says it might issue a third EP next year before issuing a full-length. "We have a ton of new music, and when the tour is over, we'll go back into our demo folder, which has something like 25 unfinished songs," he says. "We'll have a couple more songs out in the fall."
WHERE YOU CAN HEAR THEM: nightloveyou.com.
WHERE YOU CAN SEE THEM: Nightly performs with NF at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 9, at Jacobs Pavilion at Nautica.


Here you can get a short overview about the comany.
For over 100 years Eichhorn stands for quality - and this will remain for ever.
The company Eichhorn was founded in 1896 in order to produce high precision measuring instruments and was later on led by the name Glastechnische Werkstätte W. Eichhorn. From the very beginning the fabrication of spirit level vials was one of the main fields of the production.
The development of technology and production methods led to an expanding product range not only regarding spirit level vials. Since many years now CNC-milling, CNC-turning and injection moulding are standard procedures in our company. Meanwhile many kinds of glass (circular) spirit level vials have been replaced or added by plastic vials. Though still nowadays our high precision spirit level vials made of glass are important components in many industrial products.
In 1991 the company was renamed in Glas- und Meßtechnik GmbH Dieter Eichhorn with its GME logo which represents the short form of the comany´s name.
Meanwhile led in the 4th generation something never changed: The demand to always produce very high quality products for our customers. At this stage we have the opportunity to go back to an experience of more than 100 years in order to supply you with the known quality also in the future.


There's really not a lot of difference between those onsite welding services that are carried out on sky-filling frameworks and those that are carried out on an ordinary building site. Sure, those large-scale projects support larger loads, but construction site contractors don't exactly work on toy-sized constructs. In fact, compared to an industrial-scale operation, construction site contractors have just as much to contend with during their day-to-day runnings.
Apart from civil engineering work, industrial structures support more weight than any other edifice. These are the oil rigs, refineries, mines, chemical processing facilities, among other amazing structural templates, which support unimaginable loads and stresses. An onsite welding service way out here travels far and wide, even to offshore structures. The team fuses beams in place on front-line constructs, the ones that head man's global pioneering efforts. Still, back on a regular construction site, among regular contractors, an equally capable onsite welding service gets the call. In all earnestness, why is this degree of mobile welding excellence so desirable?
As past posts have stated, online mobile welding services eliminate impractical back-and-forth trips to remote welding shops. That benefit is especially desirable on an offshore facility. Still, construction sites can pretty much crop up anywhere, then the contractors arrive, perhaps after booking a handful of affordable hotel rooms. Furthermore, the welding team, after booking their own hotel room, gets involved in dozens of engineer-ordered chores. Like an oil rig or refinery, there are loading calculations and stress testing operations to handle. The welding procedures aren't just selected at random, not when there are transient energies to address. To comprehend those energies, think about a multi-storey car park. The loads absorbed by these structures change from hour-to-hour. Seismic energies, wind forces, and seasonal expansion/contraction effects, all such stresses must be evaluated. That's a job for a highly competent mobile onsite welding service.
Contractor schedules gain unpleasant gaps when a job's welders are located elsewhere. That's an unprofessional oversight, one that shouldn't exist on a construction site manager's scheduling calendar. Also, while still talking about a contracting manager's "golden" schedule, mobile welding services need to be every bit as flexible as those offered by a site electrician or scaffolding erector. That means being on call to handle an unexpected jointing operation. Again, stick-in-the-mud welding crews simply lack this modern-era capacity. Last of all, should an inspector come walking by with his weld assessing instruments and tools, there should always be a welder nearby, someone who can expertly rework an unsatisfactory weld.


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2020 Islands' Stage
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Past Performers of the Islands Stage
Rick Scott is an award-winning singer, songwriter, storyteller and actor who combines music and laughter in lively, participatory concerts for all ages. His gift for combining wacky humour and poignant human commentary has earned him a devoted following from four generations around the world.
Over 35 years he has performed over one thousand shows in schools, festivals and concert halls in Canada, the US, Australia, and Southeast Asia. He's Goodwill Ambassador for the Down Syndrome Research Foundation. He offers inspirational keynote concerts for educators and caregivers and MUSIC AS A SECOND LANGUAGE songwriting workshops for people who don't think that they're musical.
Rick has released 18 albums including a 4-CD musical audio novel and seven children's CDs honoured with three Juno nominations and Parents' Choice, Family Choice. NAPPA Gold, iParenting Media, Children's Music Web, and Canadian Folk Music Awards. In February 2014 in Nanaimo, he will premiere a program introducing children to the orchestra with the Vancouver Island Symphony.
Montgomery County was formed in 2010 and is one of Vancouver Island's most popular and busy bands. With shows all over the island, this band has become a favorite to many throughout the island.
The band is known for their high energy show and strong audience interaction. Playing a mix of top new country hits and original songs by lead singer Wayne Montgomery, this band has become a popular band throughout the south island.
Contact us by email at [email protected] or by calling Wayne at 250-217-9002.
Thor and the Thundercats
Blues at its finest!
Thor has been with our festival since its beginning. He also wrote our theme song, "Special Woodstock, Let your Love Shine On" The Thundercats are located in the Cowichan Valley and have many Blues fans that follow their career.
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Ruby and Ebonie Kafalava
Hawaiian Dancers
Grab a Lei from the box by the stage and start learning to dance the Hawaiian way! Ruby and Ebonie will show you how to do a few steps and together we will dance under the sun to the peaceful Hawaiian music of their homeland.
Get in touch with Special Woodstock in Victoria, British Columbia now to know how you can join the 2019 Islands' Stage.
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In this fast moving modern era, we keep forgetting is that this "technology" we are so obsessed about, has the potential of putting our privacy at risk. Clearly, our smartphones have become our most faithful companions. From our ATM card numbers to PINs, passwords and our intimate moments captured; our smartphones hold all these details. So, I guess protecting all them is a crucial task.
So here is a list of top 10 android app locks to protect your smartphone for prying eyes.
One of the finest and most popular app locker with over 100 million downloads, this app, gives you facilities like password or pattern protection, photo vault for your images, video vault to preserve your videos, easy call locker, etc. And what more? Well numerous themes to save your phone from the dull, monotonous looks.
With the app having one of the highest rating of 4.6 on Google Play Store, it is one of the most downloaded apps. You can either go for password lock or the pattern lock. Furthermore, being liberal about your smartphone's battery, it cleans out the battery drainer apps. Also, the intruder pic will be clicked and saved for you to see. The other cool features include showing weather forecast, enabling you to control your music playback.
It is helpful for users who pay serious attention to their privacy. With this app, you can set a different password for different apps. You can use a password of PIN or words type and can also use a pattern. While the time of installing it, you have to provide an e-mail id. A person trying to snoop into your phone but with the wrong password will have his photo clicked and sent it to that particular e-mail id. Another important feature is that fake pop up shows on your locked apps to give the intruder the feeling that your app has crashed.
Apart from performing the very essential function all app lockers do, it has other intriguing features like showing notifications in the background of the lock screen. Plus it also has the active mode and a blacklist. The active mode wakes up your device when you need it, so you get a quick glimpse of the notification you received. The function of the blacklist is restricting apps from sending notifications to the lock screen.
This small size app is a combo package of app locker and booster. So, it just doesn't protect your phone, but it also helps your phone function faster. You cUse pattern or pin code to lock your apps. It also comes with the anti-theft mode. You can also change the background setting as your wish with the various choices provided.
Developed by the most popular ES groups has a user-friendly interface, easy navigation. It also has auto app lock feature and comes with less battery usage.In this app, you can protect your apps using PIN or password. You can also change the settings of this app locker.
Being another efficient app locker, it functions well with its sleek User Interface. You can lock your SMS book, your WhatsApp, Gallery, emails, etc. Moreover, you can also lock your incoming and outgoing calls. And in case you forget your password, then this app comes with offline password recovery.
Use passcode or pattern or even better gesture to protect every app you hold dear; be it WhatsApp or your Facebook or gallery. This app gives you the liberty of consuming less space of your RAM and CPU. You can even remotely lock and unlock apps. Also, if the interloper pushes himself into your private apps then 'snap' 'snap' and yes, you get a picture of the intruder saved.
The primary focus of this app remains to guard the privacy of your phone through PIN number and a pattern. The silent selfie feature clicks the pic of the invader of your privacy and saves it to your gallery along with date and time. You can launch up to 5 apps directly from the lock screen. It has extra features like showing weather forecast and attractive wallpapers.
Best known for its smooth functioning, this app perfectly secures all the stuff private and important to you. Apart from securing your system apps as well as the downloaded app. You can also lock settings. Furthermore, you can hide photos, gallery, videos. Snoopers can't uninstall this app from your phone. You can make use of PIN or pattern. Developed by MIGITAL, this app provides a complete security solution for your phone.