The household electric butter churn "Salut" (further in the text – butter churn), is designed to churn butter from high-fat cream (further in the text – cream) obtained from milk separation and cream collected from milk in household conditions (further in the text – sour cream), and also to prepare shakes.
The butter churn design is constantly improving, so there are allowable minor modifications not specified in the present manual.
- box – 1 piece.
Before operation check the correct assemblage of the butter churn.
Check periodically the tightening of the screw holding the impeller and the screws holding the shaft and the bushing.
Do not keep operating the butter churn without control.
Do not allow any liquid to get inside the body of the electric drive, it may result in electrical shock or failure of the electric drive.
Before disconnecting the cord from the power network set the switch to «ВЫКЛ» (OFF) position.
- to switch on the electric motor, if the electric drive is not installed and fixed to the container.
The butter churn (Figure 1) consists of the electric drive 1 and the container 2.
The electric drive casing 3, the cover 4 and the container 2 are made of plastic.
On the internal surface of the container there are provided ribs required for formation of butter granule and separation of a liquid phase – buttermilk, when cream stream created by the rotation of the impeller 5 beats on their surfaces.
The impeller is fixed to the shaft with the screw 6. The other end of the shaft is pressed in the bush 7 being fixed to the electric motor shaft with the screw 8.
The electric equipment of the butter churn comprises the electric motor 9, the condenser 10, the thermal relay 11, the switch 12 and the cord 13.
Power is supplied to the electric drive by a cord with a plug on the end, through the switch installed on the casing of the electric drive. The switch of the butter churn has two fixed position «ВКЛ» (ON) and «ВЫКЛ» (OFF).
The electric drive is fixed to the container, as follows: on the drive cover there are provided two figured ledges to be put into the grooves of the container. Assure secure fastening by turning the drive counterclockwise.
To put the purchased butter churn in a operation condition take out the container, the shaft with the impeller and the electric drive from the packing box, then install the shaft with the impeller on the output shaft of the electric motor and fix it by means of the screw 8, as shown in fig. 1. After that install the electric drive on the container to put two figured ledges provided on the electric drive cover into the grooves on the container, and by turning the electric drive counterclockwise fix it.
Before using a new butter churn wipe the bottom surface and metal parts of the electric drive, and also the internal surface of the container with wet, and then dry rags.
CAUTION! To pour water of more than 80°С in the container is prohibited.
When churning fresh high-fat cream of 32-37% fat content obtained by milk separation, to destroy microorganisms speeding up butter spoilage, pasteurize the cream by heating it up to 70-75 °С, but avoiding its boiling. When pasteurizing, mix the cream.
After pasteurisation cool the cream to 4-7°С and keep at this temperature within 5-7 hours in the refrigerator or cellar.
Then warm up the ripen cream slowly, within 40-60 minutes, up to 13-15 °С using water (put the reservoir with cream in a basin filled with water, temperature of water is no more than 27°С, and mix the cream 2-3 times within 5 minutes). Or keep the reservoir with cream within 3-4 hours at a room temperature mixing the cream several times.
Cream collected from milk in household conditions (sour cream of fat content not less than 25 %) within three and more days, is not processed as per Cl. 6.2, 6.3, 6.4. In order to avoid cream setting during pasteurisation, the cream is churned crude, so obtained butter will have sourish smack. Churning temperature is of 10-15°С. It is required to dilute very fat and thickened cream with milk to a fluidity condition. It is not recommended to use cream of small fat content purchased within retail networks for butter churning.
Pour ready cream or sour cream into the container of nominal loading of 5+8 l. Then switch on the electric drive rotating the shaft with the impeller. During operation there is churning resulting in formation of butter granule and separation of a liquid phase – buttermilk.
In the course of butter churning periodically (every 15-30 sec) make a visual estimation of readiness of butter. For this purpose disconnect the butter churn, remove the electric drive. If butter granule congregated in homogeneous granulous mass, and buttermilk has transparent white colour, churning process is considered to be finished, if not, keep on churning.
When churning is finished, disconnect the butter churn from the mains, remove the electric drive, and pour out the buttermilk from the container into a separate reservoir. (Buttermilk is a valuable foodstuff.) Then to remove the rests of buttermilk, pour cold water into the container with remained mass and process butter granule by mixing the mass with a spoon or a wooden shovel. Repeat washing to clear better butter granule.
After finishing the washing spread clean paper or an oilcloth on the level surface having a small grade, and, put the obtained butter on it in a thin layer having squeezed it slightly to remove the rests of water. To accelerate the removal of water mix and knead the butter with a wooden spoon. After removal of the rests of water collect butter in a lump; the product is ready for usage or storage.
After finishing the operation disassemble the butter churn: detach the electric drive from the container, remove the impeller from the shaft. Wash the container and the impeller with hot water using cleaning agents, then wipe with a cloth and dry. Wipe the butter churn electric drive and the shaft with a wet cloth moistened in warm (not above 40°С) water, and then wipe dry with a dry cloth. When washing the drive, check that water does not get on the electric motor through the air holes and the hole in the electric drive cover.
CAUTION! Do not rinse the electric drive under water.
Durability and non-failure operation of the butter churn depends on correct maintenance according to the requirements of the present manual.
Protect all parts of the butter churn from damage. Do not allow contact of the plastic parts with active solvents or the articles heated above 80 °С.
Wash the dirty surfaces with 0.5-2 % soda solution and soap water using soft rags. Do not use sand, metal brushes, soap-sandy and other active cleaning agents.
When washing, check that water does not get on the electric motor through the air holes and the hole in the electric drive cover.
In case of long-term break in butter churn operation grease the shaft, the impeller with technical vaseline.
The electric motor bearings are designed for operation during the whole service life without additional lubrication.
Protect the plastic parts, the electric drive casing and the container from direct sunbeams.
Store the butter churn in a dry heated place at ambient temperature from +5°С to +40°С.


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Reader Opinion: Climate disruption
NASA and NOAA just released the first half of 2016 climate analysis and it, quote, "blew the excessive heat year of 2015 out of the water." Record average monthly warming records were shattered January through June. Record low Arctic Sea ice occu...
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NASA and NOAA just released the first half of 2016 climate analysis and it, quote, "blew the excessive heat year of 2015 out of the water." Record average monthly warming records were shattered January through June. Record low Arctic Sea ice occurred in five of the six months. Perhaps the most frightening is the South Pole, where very little polluting happens, has now also reached over 400 PPM of atmospheric CO2.
I remember 10 years ago when Time Magazine said "Be very scared," Al Gore toured every country to warn them of climate changing pollution, and CO2 was 380 PPM. Now excessive heat and huge storms are beginning to disrupt our daily lives too. Many answered the call by switching to clean energy and reducing beef and petroleum use. The solar on my roof has kept 24,000 pounds of CO2 out of the air while harnessing the sun's free electricity for my family and the excess for the grid. Unfortunately, not enough people have worked to save Earth.
A new analysis by Yale University and George Mason University shows this trend is changing. The number of eligible American voters alarmed by climate change increased this year from 12 percent in 2015 to 17 percent. Also the number of deniers dropped from 11 percent to 10 percent. The analysts expect these trends to continue. Eating and breathing healthier while polluting less have always been good ideas. Our goal must be: to be first in our families and other networks to change our lives and join one of the many groups working hard on stopping climate disruption.
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Mrs May's de-facto deputy, David Lidington, has held a series of meetings with leading campaigners for a "people's vote".
Theresa May has angrily condemned calls for a second Brexit referendum, despite her closest allies secretly preparing for a new poll.
The prime minister hit out at predecessor Tony Blair, who on Friday told Sky News she should "switch course" and back a second referendum because of deadlock in parliament.
Yet behind the scenes, her de-facto deputy David Lidington has discussed a new poll with Labour MPs.
And her chief of staff, Gavin Barwell, was forced to deny reports on Sunday that he was planning for a second referendum.
Over the past fortnight, Mr Lidington has held a series of meetings with Labour MPs, including one on Thursday with leading campaigners for a so-called "people's vote".
This week Mrs May will attempt to salvage her Brexit deal by calling in EU ambassadors to Number 10 and sending a top government lawyer to Brussels for talks on the Irish backstop.
The government's most senior legal officer, Jonathan Jones, aims to secure a legally binding commitment that the backstop can be time-limited, which the PM hopes would deliver the necessary votes in a Commons vote on the deal.
How could a second Brexit referendum happen?
If a second vote did happen, what would it look like, who could vote and what would be on the ballot?
Hitting out at Mr Blair after a bruising week which ended with a disastrous EU summit, the PM said: "I am fighting for a good deal for Britain. I will continue to fight for a good deal for Britain.
"I have never lost sight of my duty and that is to deliver on the referendum result and to do so in a way that protects British jobs, keeps us safe and protects our precious union.
"However, there are too many people who want to subvert the process for their own political interests - rather than acting in the national interest.
"For Tony Blair to go to Brussels and seek to undermine our negotiations by advocating for a second referendum is an insult to the office he once held and the people he once served.
"We cannot, as he would, abdicate responsibility for this decision. Parliament has a democratic duty to deliver what the British people voted for.
"I remain determined to see that happen. I will not let the British people down."
In his Sky News interview, Mr Blair said: "The deal that the PM's finally concluded with the EU is a deal that nobody really wants.
"So I think that the logical thing is to go back to the people and say - you're going to have to give us direction because parliament can't agree on one form of Brexit and it's clear that as a result of this negotiation our knowledge of what Brexit really means has been vastly enlarged."
But the disclosure that Mr Lidington is talking to pro-Remain Labour MPs will incense some members of the cabinet, as well as Brexiteer Tory backbenchers.
He first met a group of around 20 Labour MPs last month and last Thursday he met leading figures from the official People's Vote campaign including Chris Bryant, Ben Bradshaw, Chuka Umunna and Chris Leslie.
Mr Lidington is one of a "gang of five" in cabinet - alongside Amber Rudd, Philip Hammond, David Gauke and Greg Clark - who are said to have concluded that a new referendum may be the only way to resolve the deadlock.
On Friday, Ms Rudd, the work and pensions secretary, stepped forward as the Tories' Brexit peacemaker, calling for a ceasefire among warring Conservative MPs and for a "coalition" with moderate Labour MPs to thrash out a cross-party compromise.
But Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt, who believes no deal is better than a referendum, said in a Sunday Telegraph interview the UK would flourish without a Brexit deal and also confirmed he wants to stand for the Tory leadership.
Labour MP Ian Murray said that a People's Vote is now closer than ever.
"Even Theresa May's closest supporters have realised that the only way out of this Brexit shambles is to put our country's future back in the hands of the public," he said.
"There is cross-party support for a People's Vote, and we are now moving towards a parliamentary majority. It's time for Theresa May to trust the British public and for all MPs to work together to achieve a People's Vote.
Liberal Democrat Brexit spokesperson Tom Brake said a People's Vote provides the only escape route from a divisive and damaging Brexit.
"The parties must join forces to defeat the PM's friendless deal and trigger the vote and legislation necessary for a referendum. This decision must be taken back to the people, with the option to remain on the ballot paper offering us a chance to get out of this mess," he said.


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I was shocked to learn of Gene`s death, I am so sorry, Dorothy and your family for your loss. Gene was one of my classmates and I have many memories of what a fun, loving person he was. We had such good times growing up together at school functions , class trips, football games(when the entire school, football team and pep squad were on the same bus), and our class reunions. Gene will be greatly missed by us all.
So sorry to hear about Gene's passing, may the Good Lord comfort you,Dorothy & Frances &all your families. I have great memories of Gene playing football & of you girls & I having great times in school .
Sheryl and family - sending heartfelt thoughts and prayers to you and your family. I remember your dad back when we lived in the mobile home park and my mom Dorothy Luckie spoke of him often and our friend Ruth Miller. May you cherish your wonderful memories.
Troy & I were so at a loss for words when hearing Gene had passed away. We loved him very much and remember so many good times we had with him and Dottie. His love of 42 was so competitive and he would always get me as his partner and of course I knew nothing about playing the game, but I struggled on while Troy & Dottie played against us. That's probably the only time Gene had to loose at playing 42. We've known Gene & Dottie since 1975 when we moved to Austin & Dottie and I worked at the same company. That's when we all became such good friends.
Gene A. Gault, age 84, of Taylor Texas passed away on March 24, 2019. Gene loved his family, cars and football. Gene played on the best 6 Man Football team in Texas for the Pflugerville High School Panthers in 1953. He married his high school sweetheart after graduating high school, Dottie Vorwerk. Gene and his family lived all over Texas before settling in Austin where Gene owned GAG Used Car Sales on East First Street in downtown Austin before operating the family owned Mobile Home Haven where the family lived on and off over many years. Dot and Gene loved travelling in their RV, living in Rockport and Lake Whitney, TX, spending summers in Cloudcroft, NM and travelling with an RV Club all over Texas, Oklahoma and Arkansas. They have lived in Taylor for the past 7 years.
He is survived by his loving wife, Dottie, of 64 years, son Dennis and his wife Karen, daughter Sheryl, granddaughter Jessica and husband Darin, grandson Ryan, grandson Joshua, great-grandson Raddix, and Sister-in-law Frances and husband John. The family often gathered celebrating holidays, birthdays, and each other, and will be dearly missed.


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// Coypright (c) 2022 Singular Inversions Inc. (facegen.com)
// Use, modification and distribution is subject to the MIT License,
// see accompanying file LICENSE.txt or facegen.com/base_library_license.txt
//
//

#include "stdafx.h"

#include "FgGuiApiDynamic.hpp"
#include "FgGuiWin.hpp"
#include "FgThrowWindows.hpp"
#include "FgMatrixC.hpp"
#include "FgBounds.hpp"

using namespace std;

namespace Fg {

struct  GuiDynamicWin : public GuiBaseImpl
{
    GuiDynamic              m_api;
    GuiImplPtr              m_win;
    String8                 m_store;
    HWND                    m_hwndParent;
    Vec2I                   m_lastMoveLo;
    Vec2I                   m_lastMoveSz;

    GuiDynamicWin(const GuiDynamic & api) :
        m_api(api)
    {}

    virtual void
    create(HWND parentHwnd,int,String8 const & store,DWORD /*extStyle*/,bool visible)
    {
//fgout << fgnl << "GuiDynamicWin::create" << fgpush;
        // Ignore extStyle since this isn't a win32 window and it's not recursively passed.
        m_store = store;
        m_hwndParent = parentHwnd;
        // Since this is not a win32 window, we create the sub-windows here within the parent
        // WM_CREATE handler:
        m_win = m_api.makePane()->getInstance();
        m_win->create(parentHwnd,0,store,NULL,visible);
        m_api.updateFlag->checkUpdate();    // Avoid destroying and re-creating on startup
//fgout << fgpop;
    }

    virtual void
    destroy()
    {
        if (m_win)
            m_win->destroy();
    }

    virtual Vec2UI
    getMinSize() const
    {
        if (m_win)
            return m_win->getMinSize();
        else
            return Vec2UI(64);
    }

    virtual Vec2B
    wantStretch() const
    {
        if (m_win)
            return m_win->wantStretch();
        else
            return Vec2B(false);
    }

    virtual void
    updateIfChanged()
    {
        FGASSERT(m_win);
        if (m_api.updateFlag->checkUpdate()) {
            // This function is only called by the parent if this window is visible:
            m_win->destroy();
            m_win = m_api.makePane()->getInstance();
            m_win->create(m_hwndParent,0,m_store,NULL,true);
            // Must tell the panels what size to be before they can be displayed:
            m_win->moveWindow(m_lastMoveLo,m_lastMoveSz);
        }
        m_win->updateIfChanged();
    }

    virtual void
    moveWindow(Vec2I base,Vec2I size)
    {
//fgout << fgnl << "GuiDynamicWin::moveWindow " << base << " , " << size << fgpush;
        FGASSERT(m_win);
        m_lastMoveLo = base;
        m_lastMoveSz = size;
        m_win->moveWindow(base,size);
//fgout << fgpop;
    }

    virtual void
    showWindow(bool s)
    {
        FGASSERT(m_win);
        m_win->showWindow(s);
    }
};

GuiImplPtr
guiGetOsImpl(const GuiDynamic & def)
{return GuiImplPtr(new GuiDynamicWin(def)); }

}

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Title: The Philosophers Tool kit: A Compendium of Philosophical Concepts and Methods.
Area and topic: Pedagogical aid and/or resource. Philosophical skills and methodolgy. Practical philosophy.
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'Beginning with the basics of argumentation, the book moves on to deal with tools for assessment and criticism … and some of the radical critiques of standard philosophical methodology. Written in an engaging style, the entries are brought to life with vivid and colourful examples and are accompanied by suggestions for further reading. [The book] can be used … as an introduction to the essentials of philosophical reflection methods … a course on philosophical method, or as a reference book to which readers can turn to find quick and clear accounts of key concepts'.
Chapters include: 1) Basic tools for argument, 2) Tools for assessment 3) Tools for conceptual distinctions 4) Tools for radical critique, and 5) Tools at the limits. Each chapter has between ten to twenty tools and concepts with explanations of the nature of the tool in question and when and how to use it. The authors also offer additional readings and sources for elaboration on the concepts and tools discussed.
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Q: How can I use a where statement in my procedure with open quotes inside the select statement already? In my procedure, I need to have input parameters for the table and I need to be able to make multiple select statements into my procedure. However when I begun to add WHERE conditions, they only worked on numerical conditions i.e. where number = 1, but it doesn't work for text = 'a' as the statement already opens with ' ' i.e. 'select...' (see the code)
So the text conditions conflicts with the opening quote mark.
So how do I add this where statement with regards to text?
(The problem is where date is)
The output is the following:

Msg 102, Level 15, State 1, Line 23
  Incorrect syntax near '00'.
(53 rows affected)

I've tried to separate the where clause with separate ' ' but no use.
I've tried to use " inside the ' '  but no use, and says 'column name not recognised'
I've tried to treat the text as numeric without ' ' but no use.
CREATE PROCEDURE AllRowsAndCount35
    @table1 NVARCHAR(128)
AS
BEGIN
    DECLARE @SafeTableName AS NVARCHAR(128)

    SELECT @SafeTableName = QUOTENAME(TABLE_NAME)
    FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TABLES
    WHERE TABLE_NAME = @table1

    DECLARE @sql AS NVARCHAR(MAX) = 'select  count(*) as countrows from ' + @SafeTableName + 'where valid_from_etl = 2019-06-24 00:00:00.000'

    EXEC(@SQL)

    DECLARE @sql2 AS NVARCHAR(MAX) = 'select  * from ' + @SafeTableName

    EXEC(@SQL2)
END

EXEC AllRowsAndCount35 'Dim_Cluster'

I would like a result showing a count of rows, another separate result showing the entire table
Basically two separate queries based off the procedure where I enter the table name as an input parameter
Instead the error message is:

Msg 102, Level 15, State 1, Line 23
  Incorrect syntax near '00'.

A: Use two single quotes (not a double quote) to represent a single quote inside a quoted string.
For example: 'SELECT... WHERE date = ''date'''
Or better yet, use a variable like you are for @safetablename.
That all said, your proc won't return both data sets. You'll have to use a UNION to make 1 final select with all the data you want returned, or use parameters to define which query is executed when the proc is called and call the proc twice, or make two separate procs.

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Contractor serving 1,100 Texas foster children pulls out
By Brian Rosenthal, Austin Bureau Aug. 1, 2014 Updated: Aug. 1, 2014 11:58 p.m.
AUSTIN — State officials have decided to slow the rollout of a controversial overhaul of the foster-care system after the private contractor running a pilot program abruptly pulled out Friday.
Judge John Specia, commissioner of the state Department of Family and Protective Services, said a second pilot of the overhaul will continue but other planned expansions will not move forward until his agency studies what went wrong.
"It would be foolish of us to not look at this situation, look at the contract being terminated, talk to the legislative leadership, talk to the providers and advocates and then fully make a decision about moving forward," Specia said hours after receiving notice that Providence Service Corp. intended to opt out of a five-year contract after just 18 months. "That's necessary at this point."
Lawmakers said the cancellation of the contract would force them to take a closer look at the overhaul, called "Foster Care Redesign." There will be no disruption of services for the children, as the state will take over the work after a transition period of at least 30 days, officials said.
But the development marked a setback for the "redesign" program, which was approved in 2011 as a way to improve the system without increasing costs.
Redesign is meant to get more children placed closer to their home communities by dividing the state into geographic regions run by lead contractors who subcontract with placement providers. Previously, hundreds of those providers contracted directly with the state in a patchwork system.
Under the new model, state case managers continue to conduct monthly home visits.
The state's foster care system has been criticized as inadequate for a number of years, but it came under more scrutiny in recent years after 10 children died in foster care.
"As we move forward, the Legislature should carefully examine whether Foster Care Redesign still represents the best solution to the challenges facing our state's foster care system," said state Sen. Charles Schwertner, a Georgetown Republican who chairs the Senate Health and Human Services Committee.
More money sought
Providence, based in Tucson, Arizona, had been failing to meet some of its performance metrics and recently unsuccessfully sought more money from the state, officials said.
Mike Fidgeon, the company's chief operating officer, said it had proved impossible to provide services for about 1,100 children in the pilot's 60 West Texas and North Texas counties without spending more than the state had spent in previous years, as the contract required.
"The contract guiding us doesn't adequately address the needs of the children and families," Fidgeon said. "The most responsible way forward is to conclude the current arrangement and work to help the Legislature more adequately fund the state's foster care system."
Providence received its first $30 million annual contract in February 2013. ACH Child and Family Services of Fort Worth was tapped for a second pilot, in Tarrant and six nearby counties. More contracts were expected to be put out to bid soon.
But Providence struggled from the start to produce better outcomes or even stay afloat financially.
The Houston Chronicle reported in May that the company was $2 million over budget just nine months into the rollout. And numbers obtained Friday by the Chronicle show the pilot led to fewer children placed within 50 miles of their home — just 31 percent in a three-month period earlier this year, compared to a historical average of 36 percent.
'Need to be flexible'
A Providence spokeswoman said in May that the company was committed to the project. But Friday, Fidgeon said he and others were caught off guard by the steep challenges in the pilot area, a long swath of rural land running from Oklahoma to Mexico.
As Providence tried to cope with the challenges, Fidgeon said, it requested help from the state and was surprised to find that officials were unwilling to modify the contract to give the company more money.
Instead, the state recently sent a formal notice about the company's performance problems.
"The state needs to recognize the need to be flexible in funding and reviews of this type," Fidgeon said.
Specia said the Legislature required the redesigned system to be cost-neutral and Providence knew what it was getting into.
"They tried, and they tried hard," Specia said. "Ultimately, I think it was harder than they believed it was going to be, and they weren't able to build the kind of network of resources that they really needed in that area."
But Specia said he didn't feel that Providence's failure would condemn foster-care redesign.
"I don't think it says the model doesn't work. It says the model didn't work with Providence as a contractor in this region," said Specia, adding that "I'm not pulling the plug on Foster Care Redesign over one contract."
But some foster-care advocates, who long have complained about the dangers of turning over too much control to private contractors, took a more pessimistic view.
"The news confirms what we've seen in other states. Trying a fancy new approach but holding back the funding required to keep kids safe just doesn't work," said Ashley Harris of the advocacy group Texans Care for Children in a statement.
"Texas needs to start by taking care of the basics."
Staff Writer Melissa Fletcher Stoeltje contributed to this report.


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Rocco Pandiani (founder of Right Tempo Records) and Painè Cuadrelli (Compl8 Produzioni) present Mono Jazz, two hours centred on jazz from the 1950s to the present day. Guests: Gino Scrimizzi and Massimiliano "Jazzcat" Conti.
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Local Lives, Global Ties
There is no "Asian" Cuisine
Today's diners in Washington, D.C., are seeing an increase in "Asian Fusion" restaurants offering dishes from more than one Asian cooking tradition. This trend is motivated partly by demand (yes, sometimes diners like egg rolls before diving into a plate of sushi). But sometimes the move toward fusion comes from chefs experimenting with new ingredients or new recipes.
The cuisines of Asia and the Pacific Islands feature a broad range of meats, seafood, starches, vegetables, dessert items, and beverages. Yet, just as no one can say there is an all-purpose "European" or "African" or "Latin American" cuisine, there truly is no single "Asian" cuisine. The arrival of immigrants from China and the spread of southern Chinese cuisine to all corners of this country by the early 1900s made Chinese food recognizable to Americans of earlier generations. Since the post-1965 influx of Asian immigrants, however, Vietnamese beef noodles, Japanese sushi, and Indian curry dishes also serve as popular takeout options in many communities.
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Lo Mein and Sandwiches
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Members of Willy Lin's Kung-fu School loosen up before class at the corner of Sixth and H Streets in Northwest Washington, ca. 1971. At this time, the local Asian Pacific American community was represented by restaurants that spanned more than one nation of origin, with African Americans and APAs participating in joint activities.
Courtesy of the Harry Chow Collection


That's the idea – load up and let the best players win jobs. The Eagles' defense thrived in 2017 with the line of scrimmage leading the way. It certainly helped that the Eagles' offense scored so prolifically early in games and the defense often played with a lead and had the chance to pin its collective ears back and get after the quarterback, but the line didn't quite dominate in 2018 as it did the year before. Having depth – which the Eagles continue to build with the addition of Curry – at end helps and bringing in Malik Jackson to play alongside Fletcher Cox inside adds a presence that offensive blocking schemes will have to respect and account for.


The Echobox Explorer design is interesting in its own way. Roughly, the player is just an android device embedded inside a box of wood. From afar you can easily mistake the player for a a flask, and that's exactly what they aimed for and succeeded to make.
There were various type of wood available during the order process – mahogany, maple, ebony, zebra – but I ended up with the ultra classic maple version. The light wood contrasts nicely with the black glass panel of the Explorer, even if it doesn't match the old Colorfly C4 retro style.
To mimic the flask even more, the Echobox Explorer wooden case is slightly curved. Top it with a metallic volume wheel that looks like a "cork" et voilà ! From the rear view, the illusion is perfect and no one would dare to question your drinking habit. Alas, it's just a DAP, too bad for you.
The upper and lower side of the player are covered by an aluminium plate. It's thick and honestly the build is on par with major players out there. Even the volume wheel feels sturdy and premium, mixing metal and wood in a a very stylish way. The headphone output and line out are perfectly fitted, gold plated and look like they will last forever. Same can be said for the USB port, located underneath the explorer. Even for today's standard it's a great design.
All of those features outshine how bad the center zone looks and feels. Running your fingers from the metal part, to the wooden case, and finally upon the screen, feels like going to your nearest Kebab after going to a Michelin Star Restaurant : quite rubbish.
The Echobox Explorer's goal was to give you a smartphone like experience, with audiophile performance. At the core of the player, we have a Rockchip RK1328 and a Texas Instruments Burr-Brown PCM1792, an out-dated DAC replaced by the PCM1792A but still very capable. Echobox promised a 300mW power output, thanks to the TPA6120A2, although they didn't say if it's @32ohms or more.
… because it's a hellish experience. Wifi is amazingly slow, UI is sluggish and everything feels bottlenecked. Worse, some pops will occur during your listening if you use the WiFi, so that's quite complicated if you want to stream through Tidal… Battery life also takes a huge toll if you use Bluetooth and WiFi, even with the 4000mAh battery don't expect more than 4h if you stream… Not Calyx M short, but still not good enough !
Sound is good, even very good most of the time, but as always DAPs have evolved by leap and bounds over the last years. At 599€, you can find a better player now, even for a lower asking price. Still, if you top it with a good bargain and stick to local music it might be an interesting player. The design itself put the Explorer on my collectible list, even more with the wooden dock, but if you just want a good player, you might look elsewhere.
Love the design though, really love it.
Expensive paperweight in my opinion. A horrendous user experience and extremely limited when 1st released and even more so in 2019.
Even if offered fro free I would advise against it.
A great concept that in my opinion failed to deliver.
Regarding the Explorer vs AK SR15, had a chance to listent to both. In my opinion AK SR15 can be a better player overall (UI, features) but not sound wise – Explorer sounds much much better in my opinion!
I got one of these via IndieGogo, and initially it seemed to be a total flop..The pricepoint initially was OK, but their retail was never going to get them anywhere..I took it with me to Japan in 2017, and was able to load offload content from Tidal and Spotify, the battery seemed to last me most of the 10 hours flight, but overall the poor battery life killed this, especially when you factored in BluTooth and Wifi..
The app they packaged it with – an Echobox skinned version USB Audio Pro was TOTAL RUBBISH, and for the first few months I would get pops via the codec built into it, especially when Hz rates changed from say flac 96 – 192..It was annoying and Echobox denied it.. remarkably about 18 months ago someone found the HyBy audio app worked and since then I haven't had a problem. I like the audio quality and the fact it can play DSD iso directly via the app.


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The incidence and prevalence of pervasive developmental disorders: a Danish population-based study
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 21 October 2004
M. B. LAURITSEN ,
C. B. PEDERSEN and
P. B. MORTENSEN
M. B. LAURITSEN
Department of Psychiatric Demography, Psychiatric Hospital in Aarhus, Denmark; National Centre for Register-Based Research, University of Aarhus, Aarhus, Denmark
C. B. PEDERSEN
Background. Based on prevalence studies and the few incidence studies of pervasive developmental disorders (PDDs) the prevalence and incidence of these disorders have been claimed to be increasing.
Method. The annual and age-specific prevalence and incidence rates of childhood autism, atypical autism, Asperger's disorder, and pervasive developmental disorder not otherwise specified (PDD-NOS) in Denmark during the period 1971–2000 in children younger than 10 years were estimated using data from the Danish Psychiatric Central Register.
Results. A total of 2·4 million children younger than 10 years were followed and 2061 cases with the PDDs studied were identified. Generally, the prevalence and incidence rates of the PDDs studied were stable until the early 1990s after which an increase in the occurrence of all disorders was seen, until 2000. The annual incidence rate per 10000 children younger than 10 years was 2·0 for childhood autism, 0·7 for atypical autism, 1·4 for Asperger's disorder, and 3·0 for PDD-NOS in 2000. We calculated a 'corrected' prevalence of childhood autism at 11·8, atypical autism at 3·3, Asperger's disorder at 4·7, and PDD-NOS at 14·6 per 10000 children younger than 10 years on 1 January 1 2001.
Conclusions. We found that the estimated prevalences of the PDDs studied were probably underestimated. Furthermore, the increasing prevalence and incidence rates during the 1990s may well be explained by changes in the registration procedures and more awareness of the disorders, although a true increase in the incidence cannot be ruled out.
Psychological Medicine , Volume 34 , Issue 7 , October 2004 , pp. 1339 - 1346
© 2004 Cambridge University Press
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Texas Medical Technology Realigns Branding With Continued Development Going into 2021
HOUSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec 17, 2020--
Texas Medical Technology ( https://texasmedicaltechnology.com/ ), a leading supplier and distributor of medical equipment, announces a name change from "Texas Medical Center Supply." The announcement comes as a result of the company's alignment with a broader range of services and products made available since the beginning of the year, including the SaniGate disinfection unit and the GermRover, a wheeled robot performing large-scale sterilization protocols for institutions battling COVID-19.
Texas Medical Technology was originally established as a provider and distributor of medical equipment. Yet as the COVID-19 pandemic has continued, the company seized the opportunity to empower institutions, including non-medical, to self-manage employee safety. From monitoring employees to maintaining medical supplies and sanitizers, adherence to safety guidelines has become an increasingly straining task for business owners protecting the wellbeing of their employees, particularly under the dark cloud of a pandemic that continues to cripple their ability to operate. Nevertheless, COVID-19 has magnified our focus on achieving safety in the workplace, and Texas Medical Technology marks its updated focus with a name that represents its all-encompassing direction.
Texas Medical Technology currently provides businesses with a vast array of savvy safety products, including:
SafeVend machine- Provides both professionals and consumers with protective surgical kits, masks, and sanitizers in a coordinated manner. Whether for isolation reasons, traveling, or performing surgery, streamlining of safety concerns is also achieved through Texas Medical's all-inclusive protective kits. Products such as these provide businesses and other organizations with much sought-after organizational confidence through a multi-layered approach.
SaniScreen - An automated hand sanitizer that utilizes stock data, temperature sensors, and a customized display feature to streamline the daily process. An integrated dashboard enables real-time monitoring and quick, informed action, allowing workspaces to re-allocate their focus on more pressing tasks.
SaniDrone - A drone that safely maneuvers operational challenges in the construction process of large structures, including sports stadiums. The drone applies advanced formula sanitizer that forms an anti-microbial barrier, effective in reducing bacteria that can adversely affect structural integrity.
GermRover - A wheeled robot that utilizes high-power ultraviolet lamps and spatial sensors to apply effective sterilization in larger spaces of operation, such as shopping malls, schools, and airports.
SaniGate- A mobile thermometry disinfection unit, with smart-temperature measurement tools, which can be utilized in, for example, hospitals, schools, construction sites and hotels.
"The demand for sanitization and wearing personal protective gear has risen exponentially, and we were positioned perfectly to play a major part," says Omri Shafran, Founder & CEO of Texas Medical Technology. "As we've now become a leading source of PPE and hi-tech sanitation solutions, we sought a name that resonates with our new-found direction, and we've certainly found it."
About Texas Medical Technology
Texas Medical Technology, one of the fastest growing companies in the U.S., has taken the supply challenges and placed them on its shoulders by shifting attention to COVID-related PPE. Providing an array of advanced tech and non-tech equipment to empower administrators to monitor potential medical crises and protect employees. For more info, please visit https://texasmedicaltechnology.com/
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960 Northstar Dr, Truckee , California, USA, 96161
In addition to 100 trails, Northstar has several world-class terrain parks, and winter sports include skiing, snowboarding, telemark, cross-country skiing, tubing, snowshoeing, and ice-skating. In the summer, take a scenic sightseeing lift or enjoy lift-accessed mountain biking, hiking, golfing, horseback riding, fly-fishing, roller-skating, stargazing, and more. Kid-friendly activities include bungee trampoline, gem panning, pottery, and candle making. A number of lodging options, both at the base village and midmountain, help make Northstar an ideal vacation destination.
Northstar is suitable for families, adventure travelers, and outdoor enthusiasts.
Single-day, multi-day, and season passes are available for skiing, snowboarding, and mountain biking.
The winter terrain is 13% beginner, 60% intermediate, and 27% advanced.
If you're planning to drive in winter, come in a 4WD with snow tires or bring chains.
Keep the elevation in mind—the base is at 6,330 feet (1,929 meters) and the summit is at 8,610 feet (2,624 meters)—when planning physical activity.
Northstar is located about 7 miles (11 kilometers) from Truckee and about 13 miles (21 kilometers) from Incline Village. The closest airport is Reno, Nevada, about 43 miles (69 kilometers) away. The resort is about 195 miles (314 kilometers) from San Francisco.
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Hit the road for coastal towns, Sonoma wineries, lakes in the Sierra Nevada foothills, and more—all less than a 4-hour drive from SF.
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Things to Do in Tahoe This Winter (That Aren't Snow Sports)
Skip the skiing and try your hand at some other activities this winter in Tahoe.
Whether your trip is a snowy adventure or or a warm-weather bask in the Sierra sunshine. Get started with these trip-planning tips.
There is no shortage of hiking trails in the Lake Tahoe area, but it's nice to know how "easy" or "hard" they'll be before you set out. Here are some of the most popular and easy-to-access hikes from the main towns, where most visitors stay.
The ski season generally runs from mid-November to mid-April, depending on snow conditions. Visitors may want to avoid holidays and weekends, especially 3-day weekends, to enjoy the resort with smaller crowds and avoid long lift lines.
Vail Resorts
Northstar is a part of Vail Resorts, which operates two other resorts in the Lake Tahoe area: Heavenly Ski Resort, which features 4,797 acres (1,941 hectares) of terrain and 97 trails, and Kirkwood, which features 2,300 acres (931 hectares) of terrain and 86 trails. Season-pass holders can take advantage of access to all three resorts while in the Lake Tahoe area.
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Stolen 1987 Ferrari Mondial Spent 26 Years Hidden Underwater
Like a barn find, Lost Supercars is an exciting idea. It intrigues us for many reasons, but one of them is whether we can be the ones to stumble upon the legendary treasure. A 1987 Ferrari Mondial has been less missing since June 2017, after a car stolen more than two decades ago was found by a team of Dutch divers in an Amsterdam canal.
The 1987 Ferarri Mondial is deep – really deep
According to The Drive, a red 1987 Ferrari Mondial was stolen and nowhere to be found. In 1994 the Dutch police stopped the manhunt and the owner was given insurance to buy another wheel chock that was suitable for his age.
1987 Ferrari Mondial found after 26 years underwater | The Drive
Fast forward 26 years: in 2017, a unit of the Dutch fire service's diving team was training on the IJ River in Amsterdam when the divers spotted something that looked a little out of place. When the strange red object was finally pulled out of the swamp, they confirmed that it was a stolen and missing Ferrari. I doubt you could call it a barn find, but it's fascinating nonetheless.
Ferrari was found, but not by.
Before authorities could pull the Mondial out of the canal, the police, fire brigade and the Ministry of Defence were called in to recover the supercar. According to The Drive, all three teams worked on the 8. Juli managed to bring the car back to Earth and confirm its origin.
APPROPRIATE: A stolen million-dollar Ferrari F40 has been recovered in Japan.
Authorities have linked the VIN and description of the Ferrari to an unsolved case from 1994. Unfortunately, 26 years of hiding has stripped the Ferrari of any evidence that could link the theft to the thief. Investigators were able to conclude that no violent crime had been committed in the supercar.
After the investigation was closed, with no further evidence, the case was officially closed and the crashed and flooded Ferrari was returned to the owner/insurer.
Leave it to Amsterdam to get the best out of a Ferrari.
The insurance company that owned the car at the time planned to scrap the rusty red carcass. Locals have requested that the Ferrari be brought back to be displayed in the aquarium of the Artis Zoo in Amsterdam, as an aquatic version of the barn find. Aquariums are examples of officially destroyed waterways and their impact on local marine life. Given that Ferarri has been a legitimate part of this environment for 26 years, she seems more in place and much cooler than all the other junk on display at the Aquarium.
Who knew a junkyard owner could be sentimental?
At the time of the original post in 2017, we did not know what fate awaited the crashed Ferrari. Drive has since updated his post with the updated location of the Water Ferrari. In a message to The Drive in 2020, the owner of the junkyard where the Ferrari ended up said: We currently have the car on display at our facility. There is a lot of interest in the car. In whole and in part.
There are a lot of rules about what they can do with Mondial, as the owner said: The problem is that you can't sell the car as a package. However, if it can go to a museum, the government will make an exception and allow the car to be sold en bloc. If we don't find a museum willing to exhibit the car, we will be forced to dismantle it. Most parts can't be used on another car, but many collectors are willing to buy parts to collect or make furniture out of. Like the engine, they want to repair it and turn it into a table with a glass top.
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This blog, camping guide to help you get the most out of your next trip in the woods. Camping is a great way to experience the beauty of nature and escape the hustle and bustle of our busy world.


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Trying to get ready for my first craft show!
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9 Best Interstate Moving Companies in America
Jamie Ayers
Updated January 3rd, 2023
Moving can be an overwhelming process, but you don't have to do it alone. One of the ways you can ease the stress of moving is by hiring a reputable interstate moving company.
A number of businesses in the industry are well established, with decades of experience and dependable services. Get started exploring your moving options, or keep reading for our list of top names in the business.
Top interstate moving companies in 2023
1. Allied Van Lines: Best overall
2. Wheaton Worldwide: Best customer ratings
3. U-Pack Moving: Best for transportation-only moves
4. Purple Heart Moving Group: Best for military relocations
5. Atlas Van Lines: Best packing process
6. International Van Lines: Best for international moves
7. Bekins: Most experienced
8. United Van Lines: Best brand recognition
9. North American Van Lines: Best for tracking your move
Allied Van Lines
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1.63/5 (137 reviews)
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Allied Van Lines is a full-service moving company. The company can transport all types of vehicles and offers an option for safely moving fragile items, such as expensive artwork.
Allied Van Lines has the largest moving network.
It offers customizable moving solutions.
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Allied Van Lines has a 1.63 out of 5 rating (137 reviews) across popular review sites like the Better Business Bureau, Trustpilot, and Yelp.
Allied Van Lines is available nationwide and includes international van lines.
Allied Van Lines has been in the moving business for over 85 years. The company claims to have the world's largest moving network and provides both local and interstate moving services. Customized solutions are provided for each move.
The average cost of an interstate move with Allied Van Lines is about $3,500. That's assuming a weight of 7,000 pounds (or seven rooms' worth of items) and a 1,000-mile distance. The exact cost will vary depending on the number of items and any special packing requirements.
Wheaton Worldwide
Wheaton Worldwide is widely praised for its exceptional customer service and professionalism. The company offers long distance and local moving services.
Wheaton Worldwide is highly rated by customers.
You get instant moving estimates.
The cost is high compared to the competition.
Online shipment tracking isn't available.
Wheaton Worldwide has a 2.03 out of 5 rating (194 reviews) across popular review sites like the Better Business Bureau, Trustpilot, and Yelp.
Wheaton Worldwide is available in 95% of the U.S. and offers international moving services.
Wheaton Worldwide has the fourth-largest van line in the U.S. Its network covers over 95% of the country, so the company can likely handle your move.
Ron Zemke's book The Service Edge names this interstate moving company among the best service companies in the country.
As part of its community efforts, Wheaton Worldwide contributes to Give Kids The World. The organization owns an 84-acre resort in Florida where they host children with life-threatening diseases for free.
U-Pack Moving
U-Pack Moving is a good option if you want to save some money on your move and you're willing to go without packing services.
U-Pack Moving is low cost compared to the competition.
You have additional insurance options.
The company doesn't offer packing or unloading services.
Tracking services aren't available.
U-Pack Moving has a 3.38 out of 5 rating (546 reviews) across popular review sites like the Better Business Bureau, Trustpilot, and Yelp.
U-Pack Moving is available nationwide and offers some services in Canada and Puerto Rico.
U-Pack Moving is known for offering affordable interstate moving services in the U.S. Most of its customers (78%) say that they hired the company for its low price points compared to some other providers.
U-Pack is affordable partly because it doesn't offer full-service moving. Instead, the company handles just transportation and leaves packing and unloading to the customers.
If you hire the company, it delivers empty moving equipment to your doorstep. You're given a maximum of three business days to pack and load all your possessions into the containers. U-Pack then drives the consignment to your new location. The average transit time for U-Pack's interstate moves is between two and five days.
Purple Heart Moving Group
Purple Heart Moving Group specializes in helping military families relocate. The company also donates a portion of its proceeds to military-related nonprofits.
You get free storage for 30 days (if you're a qualifying customer).
The company provides basic packing materials.
The company doesn't offer in-home estimates.
Poor customer reviews cite damages and long delivery times.
Purple Heart Moving Group has a 1.40 out of 5 rating (438 reviews) across popular review sites like the Better Business Bureau and Google.
Purple Heart Moving Group is available nationwide.
Purple Heart Moving Group is a family-owned company based in Florida. The brand name is a tribute to the American military, and one of Purple Heart Moving Group's specializations is military relocation.
The company started off as a two-man team and now has a team with five account executives, 20 moving coordinators, and dispatchers. It offers a full suite of moving services, including packing, unpacking, moving, and storage. Purple Heart Moving Group provides one month of free storage to qualifying customers.
Atlas Van Lines
For a premium price, Atlas Van Lines ensures less damage to your items, making it one of the best interstate moving companies.
The company offers full-service packing.
Agents complete formal training on best moving practices.
The quote process is difficult.
Storage availability is inconsistent.
Atlas Van Lines has a 3.34 out of 5 rating (369 reviews) across popular review sites like the Better Business Bureau, Trustpilot, and Yelp.
Atlas Van Lines is available nationwide.
Atlas Van Lines is part of a family of companies under the Atlas World Group umbrella. The venture came together in 1948 when 33 entrepreneurs decided to create an alliance that would serve customers from coast to coast.
Today, Atlas Van Lines offers a wide range of moving services, including interstate moving. The company is licensed to operate in both the U.S. and Canada. If you need a smaller move, you can use its program SimpliCity, which provides fast and easy service for moves out of a one or two bedroom home or condo. Customers get a flat price for the entire process without any surprise fees.
3.60/5 (1010 reviews)
International Van Lines is a top international moving company whose services include help with moves overseas.
The company specializes in international moves.
It's licensed by the U.S. Department of Transportation and the Federal Maritime Commission.
The quote process is lengthy.
The cost for a local move is determined by an hourly rate and the number of workers required.
International Van Lines has a 3.60 out of 5 rating (1010 reviews) across popular review sites like the Better Business Bureau, Trustpilot, and Yelp.
International Van Lines is available nationwide and internationally (in 180 countries).
International Van Lines is among the most well-known interstate moving companies in the U.S. The business started out as an international logistics company but soon added local and long distance offerings in response to the domestic market.
Long distance moving is now International Van Lines's core business. Out of around 15,000 projects it undertakes per year, 85% are long distance relocations. The company has been named as the top moving company in the U.S. based on the size of the fleet, complaint history, and customer interviews.
Bekins
Bekins is the oldest moving company in operation. Customers praise the company's communication and response to concerns.
You can get a quote instantly online.
The company offers a variety of moving and packing services.
Service varies depending on location.
Services aren't available nationwide.
Bekins has a 2.70 out of 5 rating (231 reviews) across popular review sites like the Better Business Bureau and Yelp.
Bekins is available in 95% of the U.S. and offers international moving services.
Bekins is one of the most well-established moving companies in the U.S. It was founded in 1891 in Sioux City, Iowa. At the time, the fleet consisted of three horse-drawn vans. Now, over 125 years later, the company uses information technology tools to ensure a smooth experience for its customers.
Along with interstate moving, Bekins also handles international and military relocations. The company offers a full suite of packing and crating services for each kind of move. It uses special packing materials to protect sensitive electronics such as computers, TVs, tablets, and speakers.
United Van Lines
With over 100 years in the industry, United Van Lines is one of the most recognizable and best interstate moving companies. The company works closely with customers to meet timeline and budgetary needs as well as any unique requests.
Short-term and long-term storage is available.
You can track the move online.
The company has inconsistent customer service ratings.
Customers frequently cite missed delivery deadlines.
United Van Lines has a 2.10 out of 5 rating (29 reviews) across popular review sites like the Better Business Bureau and Trustpilot.
United Van Lines is available nationwide.
United Van Lines has been a prominent name in the moving industry for almost a century. The company uses a combination of sophisticated technology, strict safety standards, and dedication to customer service to carry out interstate relocations.
United Van Lines simplifies long distance moving by focusing on refining processes, starting from the price estimation stage to unpacking items at the delivery location.
North American Van Lines
North American Van Lines was the first interstate moving service to offer GPS tracking, giving movers more peace of mind.
North American Van Lines offers GPS tracking.
The company provides useful moving resources (like tips, checklists, FAQs, and videos).
Storage options may not be available in your area.
Pricing information is unclear.
North American Van Lines has a 1.83 out of 5 rating (78 reviews) across popular review sites like the Better Business Bureau, Trustpilot, and Yelp.
North American Van Lines is available nationwide and internationally (in 130 countries).
North American Van Lines is an industry leader that was established in 1933. The company offers interstate moving services as well as international and corporate relocations.
The company has taken a number of measures to maintain its place among the best interstate moving companies in America. It was the first to implement a technology called WorldTrac, which makes it possible to track shipments continuously. It was also the first to train drivers using interactive driving simulators, ensuring the safety of customer goods.
How to hire the best interstate moving company
To find the best interstate moving company for you, first determine the services you need. Think through if you need help with packing, temporary storage, or long distance moving. Then research different companies to see which ones offer the services you're looking for.
As you're researching, read customer reviews to see what kind of service you can expect. Find out how long the companies have been in business and the experience they can bring to your move. Once you narrow down the companies you like (choose two to three), call them to compare prices and verify they have availability on your moving dates. With this information, you can choose which of the best interstate moving companies is right for your move.
What is a moving broker?
A moving broker is a mediator between the moving company and the mover (either an individual or a corporation). When you reach out to a broker, the broker hires movers within its network of moving carriers to provide the services you need for your move.
You can find the best interstate moving company for your needs by using a moving broker. Brokers do the vetting for you and can get you pricing discounts on top local companies. Find the top interstate moving companies near you today!
Frequently asked questions about interstate moving companies
How can I save money on an interstate move?
You can save money on an interstate move by comparing prices and services from two to three movers. A reputable interstate moving broker, such as Allegiance Movers, will connect you with multiple vetted companies in your area so you can compare offers before choosing who to hire. Find a moving company near you today!
Who is the best out-of-state moving company?
The best out-of-state moving company is Allied Van Lines, which offers services across all 50 states and for international moves. The company allows you to customize your moving plan to best fit your needs.


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Kleiter, G. D., Fugard, A. J. B. & Pfeifer, N. (2018). A process model of the understanding of uncertain conditionals. Thinking and Reasoning, 24(3), 386-422.
Gilio, A., Over, D. E., Pfeifer, N. & Sanfilippo, G. (2017). Centering and compound conditionals under coherence. In M. B. Ferraro, P. Giordani, B. Vantaggi, M. Gagolewski, M. Á. Gil, P. Grzegorzewski & O. Hryniewicz (Eds.), Soft methods for data science (pp. 253-260). Cham: Springer International Publishing.
Pfeifer, N. (2017). Cognition and natural disasters: Stimulating an environmental historical debate. In E. Vaz, C. J. de Melo & L. M. Costa Pinto (Eds.), Environmental history in the making (pp. 3-15). Cham: Springer International Publishing.
Pfeifer, N. & Sanfilippo, G. (2017). Square of opposition under coherence. In M. B. Ferraro, P. Giordani, B. Vantaggi, M. Gagolewski, M. Angeles Gil, P. Grzegorzewski & O. Hryniewicz (Eds.), Soft methods for data science (pp. 407-414). Cham: Springer International Publishing.
Gilio, A., Pfeifer, N. & Sanfilippo, G. (2016). Transitivity in coherence-based probability logic. Journal of Applied Logic, 14(C), 46-64.
Pfeifer, N. (2016). Experimental probabilistic pragmatics beyond Bayes' theorem. Commentary on Franke & Jäger: Probabilistic pragmatics, or why Bayes' rule is probably important for pragmatics. Zeitschrift für Sprachwissenschaft, 35(1), 89-96.
Gilio, A., Pfeifer, N. & Sanfilippo, G. (2015). Transitive reasoning with imprecise probabilities. In S. Destercke & T. Denoeux (Eds.), Symbolic and quantitative approaches to reasoning with uncertainty. Proceedings of the 13th European Conference, ECSQARU 2015, Compiègne, France, July 15-17, 2015 (pp. 95-105). Cham: Springer.
Pfeifer, N. & Stöckle-Schobel, R. (2015). Uncertain conditionals and counterfactuals in (non-)causal settings. In G. Airenti, Bruno G. |f ED Bara & G. Sandini (Eds.), Proceedings of the EuroAsianPacific Joint Conference on Cognitive Science (4th European Conference on Cognitive Science; 10th International Conference on Cognitive Science) (pp. 651-656).
Pfeifer, N. (2014). Editor's note: Special issue on combining probability and logic to solve philosophical problems. Journal of Applied Logic, 12(3), 233-234.
Pfeifer, N. (2014). Editorial and interview with Teddy Seidenfeld. The Reasoner, 8(3), 22-24.
Pfeifer, N. (2014). Reasoning about uncertain conditionals. Studia Logica, 102(4), 849-866.
Pfeifer, N. & Douven, I. (2014). Formal epistemology and the new paradigm psychology of reasoning. Review of Philosophy and Psychology, 5(2), 199-221.
Grundmann, T., Beierle, C., Kern-Isberner, G. & Pfeifer, N. (2013). Wissen. In A. Stephan & S. Walter (Hrsg.), Handbuch Kognitionswissenschaft (S. 488-500). Stuttgart: J. B. Metzler.
Pfeifer, K. & Pfeifer, N. (2013). Forces of nature and cultural responses. Berlin, Heidelberg: Springer.
Pfeifer, N. (2013). Combining probability and logic (Workshop Report. The Reasoner, 7(12), 141.
Pfeifer, N. & Pfeifer, K. (2013). Forces of nature and cultural responses: An introduction. In K. Pfeifer & N. Pfeifer (Eds.), Forces of nature and cultural responses. Berlin, Heidelberg: Springer.
Pfeifer, N. (2013). On argument strength. In F. Zenker (Ed.), Bayesian argumentation. The practical side of probability (pp. 185-193). Berlin: Springer.
Pfeifer, N. (2013). The new psychology of reasoning: A mental probability logical perspective. Thinking and Reasoning, 19(3-4), 329-345.
Pfeifer, N. (2012). Experiments on Aristotle's Thesis: Towards an experimental philosophy of conditionals. The Monist, 95(2), 223-240.
Pfeifer, N. (2012). Naturalized formal epistemology of uncertain reasoning. Dissertation, The Tilburg Center for Logic and Philosophy of Science, Tilburg (NL).
Pfeifer, N. (2012). Rationality frameworks for conditionals. The Reasoner, 6(10), 158-159.
Pfeifer, N. (2012). Error types and error positions in neglect dyslexia: Comparative analyses in neglect patients and healthy controls. The Monist, 95(2), 223-240.
Fugard, A. J. B., Pfeifer, N. & Mayerhofer, B. (2011). Probabilistic theories of reasoning need pragmatics too: Modulating relevance in uncertain conditionals. Journal of Pragmatics, 43(7), 2034-2042.
Fugard, A. J. B., Pfeifer, N., Mayerhofer, B. & Kleiter, G. D. (2011). How people interpret conditionals: Shifts towards the conditional event. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory, and Cognition, 37(3), 635-648.
Fugard, A. J. B., Pfeifer, N., Mayerhofer, B. & Kleiter, G. D. (2011). How people interpret conditionals: Shifts toward the conditional event. Journal of Experimental Psychology - Learning, Memory, and Cognition, 37(3), 635-648.
Hauer, K. & Pfeifer, N. (2011). Reporting on historical severe storms: Two examples of Utrecht (1674) and Abtenau (1796). Atmospheric Research, 100(4), 580-585.
Pfeifer, N. (2011). Editorial and interview with Wilfrid Hodges. The Reasoner, 5(11), 178-183.
Pfeifer, N. (2011). Systematic rationality norms provide research roadmaps and clarity. Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 34(5), 263-264.
Pfeifer, N. & Kleiter, G. D. (2011). Uncertain deductive reasoning. In K. Manktelow, D. Over & S. Elqayam (Eds.), The science of reason. A festschrift for Jonathan St. B. T. Evans (pp. 145-166). Hove: Psychology Press.
Pfeifer, N. & Kleiter, G. D. (2010). Uncertain deductive reasoning. In K. Manktelow, D.E. Over & S. Elqayam (Eds.), The science of reason: A Festschrift for Jonathan St B.T. Evans (pp. 145-166). Hove, UK: Psychology Press.
Pfeifer, N. & Kleiter, G. D. (2010). The conditional in mental probability logic. In M. Oaksford & N. Chater (Eds.), Cognition and conditionals: Probability and logic in human thinking (pp. 153-173). Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Fugard, A. J. B., Pfeifer, N., Mayerhofer, B. & Kleiter, G. D. (2009). How people interpret an uncertain If. In T. Kroupa & J. Vejnarova (Eds.), Proceedings of the 8th workshop on uncertainty processing, WUPES'09 Liblice Czech Republic, September 19-23, 2009 (pp. 80-91). Prag: Institute of Information Theory and Automation of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic.
Pfeifer, N. (2009). Review of the book Numerical term logic. Cogency: Journal of Reasoning and Argumentation, 1(2), 133-136.
Pfeifer, N., Fugard, A. J. B. & Kleiter, G. D. (2009). ProbNet09: The Logic of Causal and Probabilistic Reasoning in Uncertain Environments, 19-23 February (Summary). The Reasoner, 3(4), 5-6.
Pfeifer, N. & Kleiter, G. D. (2009). Framing human inference by coherence based probability logic. Journal of Applied Logic, 7(2), 206-217.
Pfeifer, N. & Kleiter, G. D. (2009). Mental probability logic. Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 32(1), 98-99.
Pfeifer, N. (2008). On mental probability logic (Abstract of my PhD thesis). The Knowledge Engineering Review, 23, 217-226.
Pfeifer, N. (2008). A probability logical interpretation of fallacies. In G. Kreuzbauer, N. Gratzl & E. Hiebl (Eds.), Rhetorische Wissenschaft. Rede und Argumentation in Theorie und Praxis (pp. 225-244). Münster: Lit Verlag.
Pfeifer, N. (2008). On mental probability logic. The Knowledge Engineering Review, 23(2), 220.
Pfeifer, N. (2007). Rational argumentation under uncertainty. In G. Kreuzbauer, N. Gratzl & E. Hiebl (Eds.), Persuasion und Wissenschaft: Aktuelle Fragestellungen von Rhetorik und Argumentationstheorie (pp. 181-191). Wien: LIT.
Pfeifer, N. & Kleiter, G. D. (2007). Human reasoning with imprecise probabilities: Modus ponens and denying the antecedent. In G. De Cooman, J. Vejnarová & M. Zaffalon (Eds.), Proceedings of the 5th International symposium on imprecise probability: Theories and applications, Charles University, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics Prague, Czech Republic, 16-19 July 2007 (pp. 347-356). Prague: Society for Imprecise Probability: Theories and Applications - SIPTA.
Pfeifer, N. (2006). Contemporary syllogistics: Comparative and quantitative syllogisms. In G. Kreuzbauer & G. Dorn (Eds.), Argumentation in Theorie und Praxis: Philosophie und Didaktik des Argumentierens (pp. 57-71). Wien: LIT.
Pfeifer, N. (2006). On mental probability logic. Dissertation, Universität, Naturwissenschaftliche Fakultät, Salzburg.
Pfeifer, N. & Kleiter, G. (2006). Towards a probability logic based on statistical reasoning. In Proceedings (Ed.), Proceedings of the 11th IPMU Conference (Information Processing and Management of Uncertainty in Knowledge-Based Systems) (pp. 2308-2315).
Pfeifer, N. & Kleiter, G. D. (2006). Inference in conditional probability logic. Kybernetika, 42(4), 391-404.
Pfeifer, N. & Kleiter, G. D. (2006). Is human reasoning about nonmonotonic conditionals probabilistically coherent? In D. Dubois, P. Hajek, R. Jirousek, G. D. Kleiter, P. Naeve & R. Scozzafava (Eds.), Proceedings of the 7th workshop on uncertainty processing, WUPES'06 Mikulov, Czech Republic, 16-20th September, 2006 (pp. 138-150). Prag: Czech Society for Cybernetics and Informatics.
Pfeifer, N. & Kleiter, G. D. (2005). Inference in conditional probability logic. In K. T. & V. J. (Ed.), Proceedings of the 8th Czech-Japan Seminar on Data Analysis and Decision Making under Uncertainty, Trest (Czech Republic) (pp. 101-108). Praha: Oeconomica.
Pfeifer, N. & Kleiter, G. D. (2005). Coherence and nonmonotonicity in human reasoning. Synthese, 146(1-2), 93-109.
Pfeifer, N. & Kleiter, G. D. (2005). Towards a mental probability logic. Psychologica Belgica, 45(1), 71-99.
Anglberger, A., Brossel, P., Furlan, N., Greinecker, F., Karlegger, M., Pfeifer, N., Stefan, M. & Ungar, A. (2003). Rezension: Was wir Karl R. Popper und seiner Philosophie verdanken. Kriterion, 17, 23-27.
Pfeifer, N. & Kleiter, G. D. (2003). Nonmonotonicity and human probabilistic reasoning. In J. Vejnarová (Ed.), Proceedings of the 6th Workshop on Uncertainty Processing, Hejnice (pp. 221-234). Prague: University of Economics.
Pfeifer, N. (2002). Psychological Investigations of Human Nonmonotonic Reasoning with a Focus on System P and the Conjunction Fallacy. Masters Thesis. Dissertation, Department of Psychology, University of Salzburg, Salzburg.
Pfeifer, N. & Kleiter, G. (2002). Experiments on nonmonotonic reasoning: The coherence of human probability judgments. In H. Leitgeb & G. Schurz (Eds.), Proceedings of the 1st Salzburg workshop on paradigms of cognition (pp. 23). Salzburg: Universität.
Pfeifer, N. & Tulkki, L. Conditionals, counterfactuals, and rational reasoning. An experimental study on basic principles (im Druck). Minds and Machines.
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Anthony Borden (Tony) Ward (San Jose, Californië, 10 juni 1963) is een Amerikaans acteur en model.

Ward verdiende zijn geld ooit door naakt voor homo-bladen te poseren. Veel foto's uit die tijd zijn op het internet te vinden. Ward speelde verder nog in meerdere films, voornamelijk homo-erotische:
 1996 - Hustler White - hoofdrol
 1998 - Sex/Life in L.A.
 1999 - Out in Fifty
 2002 - All About the Benjamins
 2007 - "Story of Jen" - hoofdrol
 2009 - L.A. Zombie

Gezegd wordt dat Ward de rollen deed als zogenaamde 'gay-for-pay': een hetero(?) die homoseksuele daden uitvoert tegen betaling.

Ook was Ward model voor verschillende merken, modehuizen en -bladen, zoals de Vogue, Sisley, Cavalli Parfum, Dewars Whisky, Sky Vodka, Fendi, J. Lindeberg, H&M, Palmers, Dolce & Gabbana en Camel.

Verder figureerde hij onder andere in de volgende videoclips:

1988 Belinda Carlisle - I Get Weak
1989 Madonna - Cherish
1990 Madonna - Justify My Love
1990 Tommy Page - I'll Be Your Everything
1992 Madonna - Erotica
1995 Rusty - Misogyny
1996 George Michael - Fastlove
1996 Spice Girls - Say you'll be there
1999 Esthero - That Girl
2000 Sinéad O'Connor - Jealous

Ward ontmoette zangers Madonna op een feest waar ze haar sigaret doofde op zijn rug. Hij verscheen in twee videoclips van Madonna; de omstreden Justify My Love en als zeemeerman in de clip Cherish. Ze hadden een kortstondige relatie in 1990. In 1992 poseerde hij tezamen met andere bekende namen zoals Naomi Campbell en Vanilla Ice in het boek  Sex van Madonna.

Ward heeft samen met Shinobu Sato Ward drie kinderen.

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Q: Check if word from file1 one exist in file2 I have two files.
file1.txt contains:
hello
world
france

file2.txt contains:
hello
germany
france

I am trying to figure out how can obtain that word germany doesn't exist in file1.txt
In any language

A: I would recommend using comm
comm -13 <(sort -u /tmp/list1) <(sort -u /tmp/list2)

A: Perl:
++$file1{$_} while <$fh1>;
while (<$fh2>) {
    print if !$file1{$_};
}

A: this short line should work for you:
 grep -Fwvf file1 file2

or a longer line:
 awk 'NR==FNR{a[$0];next}!($0 in a)' file1 file2

both commands output:
germany


UNICEF today urged the UK government to support a Living Wage so parents don't have to do multiple jobs on the minimum wage and can spend more time with their children. It also calls for local authorities to rethink their cuts to leisure, sport and other services so more families can afford to do the activities children crave.
Happy-familyThe UN agency called on ministers to "show strong leadership" and take "decisive action" to help hard-pressed families, including a Living Wage for all government workers and for pressure to be applied to businesses to do the same.
"…needs to show strong leadership by taking decisive action to help families fight back against the materialism and inequality that is so pervasive in the UK.
UNICEF's recommendations follow the publication today of research (pdf) that sets out to explain earlier findings (pdf) that, when compared to 20 other developed nations, Britain is at the bottom for children's well-being. It does so by qualitative comparisons between the UK, Spain and Sweden.
The report, "Children's wellbeing in the UK, Spain and Sweden: The role of Inequality and Materialism", concludes family life in Britain is marred by consumeristic pressures much more than in the other Sweden and Spain.
While children everywhere want stuff, children here actually get it, box upon box of it. The more time-pressed a household, the more electronics are in the home; the poorer the home, the more discarded gadgets and uncared-for toys there are. The more the children are given, the more they ask for, the longer parents work to give them things, the less time there is.
This is sad in so many ways, mainly because if you ask children in the UK what would make them happy (as the researchers did), most of them answer the same as children in other countries: they want time with their whole family, to do interesting things outside the home with family or friends, to do creative things together with people they love.
Both in Sweden and in Spain family time is prioritised over possessions and commitments: in Sweden, parents explain the difference between 'need' and 'want', buying what the children need but often getting children to save up and do housework to earn what they want. There, in two-parent households, both parents generally work, but not quite full time, so that there is plenty of time for family activities.
In Sweden and Spain, income inequality is low and brands don't seem to serve as status symbols as they do here, but are bought for their quality (perhaps helped by the fact advertising to children under 12 has been banned for 20 years).
In Spain, where income is as high in the UK, parents also often work long hours. But extended families are active, so children get to spend time with their loved ones every day. Source: The Children Left Behind, UNICEF (pdf).
The focus is for children to learn: the family's energy and money goes towards extra classes and activities to improve children's knowledge and abilities, while time together is woven in the very fabric of the day. Toys are few, and well looked after.
Given that the extended family has been lost to the UK for two generations now, the solution for parents is along the Swedish model: work a bit less, spend a lot less money on stuff and more time doing things with the children. And to do this we need help from the government, as UNICEF explained, with their call for a Living Wage, to enable parents to work a little less and spend more time at home.
Should this happen, parents will find it a little bit easier to do what they already want to do: what is best for our children.


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