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When it comes to spaces for children, we often think in terms of playgrounds; however, there are more opportunities for children to engage and experience the outdoors than on a traditional playground. Today, we see more creative spaces such as outdoor gardens and outdoor classrooms where children can learn more about nature and enjoy a more adventuresome play.

Outdoor musical instruments only serve to enhance these spaces, offering accessible and ADA compliant features, making the spaces meet the needs of children of all abilities.

Children’s Healing Center

Children’s Healing Center, Grand Rapids, MI, is a year-round recreational center for children who have weakened immune systems. The Center built an outdoor garden to give children who may not otherwise have the opportunity to go outside and play a place to interact, form friendships and bond.

Percussion Play musical instruments, including the Babel drum, Duo and Tubular Bells, were chosen because they enable multiple children the chance to play together at the same time adding to the garden’s accessibility and interactivity. Easy to clean and maintain stainless steel and aluminum musical instruments provide safe, clean play for children with compromised immune systems – and the children love them, too.

“We are extremely happy with the instruments and our children love them. And so do our neighbors who have commented how glorious it is to hear the children outside playing them!” said Deb Winn, Program Coordinator at the CHC.

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    Horace Mann Laboratory School

    The Horace Mann Laboratory School, Maryville, MO, located on the Northwest Missouri State University campus, provides future teachers a novel way to gain field experience and an opportunity to work with professors and classroom teachers as they prepare to engage students of their own. When it came time to relocate the traditional playground, the school decided to extend the concept already in place for the early childhood outdoor space and develop an outdoor classroom. (Calling it an outdoor classroom was very intentional as it was never meant to be “just” a playground.)

    An inviting space was designed that brought nature into the learning experience for the children and was very much curriculum-driven. For instance, there are rain barrels to catch rainwater the children can use to water plants in the garden bed.

    And, there is a musical stage with outdoor musical instruments to enhance the learning experience. Specific Percussion Play instruments were chosen for their pleasant sound and their accessibility.

    • The Duo, accessible on both sides, has room for anyone in a wheelchair to pull up to it and play, and its curved design makes it easier for those with a limited range of movement to reach all notes. In addition, it promotes intergenerational activities.
    • The larger set of Chimes makes it easy for children of any age to play whether standing or sitting in a wheelchair.
    • The Marimba, with its mellow, warm rich sound, looks like hardwood, blending well with the natural concept of the outdoor learning center.

    At Percussion Play, we are passionate about helping you add creativity, harmony, soul, and energy to your outdoor environments

    Robin Ashfield, Sales & Marketing Director, is the co-founder of Percussion Play, the world's...

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    We just added musical instruments to our line of products and the response has been incredible. My sister is a music teacher and loves the quality of the sound


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AltIMU-10 v3 Gyro, Accelerometer, Compass, and Altimeter (L3GD20H, LSM303D, and LPS331AP Carrier)

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The Pololu AltIMU-10 v3 is an inertial measurement unit (IMU) and altimeter that features the same L3GD20H gyro and LSM303D accelerometer and magnetometer as the MinIMU-9 v3, and adds an LPS331AP digital barometer. An I²C interface accesses ten independent pressure, rotation, acceleration, and magnetic measurements that can be used to calculate the sensor’s altitude and absolute orientation. The board operates from 2.5 to 5.5 V and has a 0.1″ pin spacing.

Clearance: This board is being replaced by the newer AltIMU-10 v5.

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Clearance: This board is being replaced by the AltIMU-10 v5, which features newer sensor ICs (the LIS3MDL 3-axis magnetometer, the LSM6DS33 3-axis accelerometer and gyro, and the LPS25H barometer). The new v5 version is pin-compatible with the older v3 and v4 versions, but software written for the older versions will need to be rewritten to work with the v5. This product will be discontinued when stock runs out and is not recommended for new designs where continued part availability is important.

The only difference between this v3 version and the AltIMU-10 v4, which is also currently on clearance, is the altimeter. The v4 and v5 feature the newer LPS25H barometer, which has better accuracy and lower noise than the LPS331AP barometer on the v3.

The Pololu AltIMU-10 v3 is a compact (1.0″ × 0.5″) board that combines ST’s LPS331AP digital barometer, L3GD20H 3-axis gyroscope, and LSM303D 3-axis accelerometer and 3-axis magnetometer to form an inertial measurement unit (IMU) and altimeter; we therefore recommend careful reading of the LPS331AP datasheet (453k pdf), L3GD20H datasheet (3MB pdf), and LSM303D datasheet (1MB pdf) before using this product. These sensors are great ICs, but their small packages make them difficult for the typical student or hobbyist to use. They also operate at voltages below 3.6 V, which can make interfacing difficult for microcontrollers operating at 5 V. The AltIMU-10 v3 addresses these issues by incorporating additional electronics, including a voltage regulator and a level-shifting circuit, while keeping the overall size as compact as possible. The board ships fully populated with its SMD components, including the L3GD20H, LSM303D, and LPS331AP, as shown in the product picture.

Compared to the original AltIMU-10, the v3 version offers a number of improvements arising from the use of newer MEMS sensors, including a wider maximum magnetic sensing range and better gyroscopic accuracy and stability. This version also adds a pin for changing the sensor slave addresses, allowing two AltIMUs to be on the same I²C bus. The AltIMU-10 v3 is pin-compatible with the original AltIMU-10, but changes in I²C addresses and configuration registers might require some changes to software written for the older version (this should not be an issue if you are using our Arduino libraries).

The AltIMU-10 v3 is pin-compatible with the MinIMU-9 v3 and offers the same functionality augmented by a digital barometer that can be used to obtain pressure and altitude measurements. It includes a second mounting hole and is only 0.2″ longer than the MinIMU-9 v3. Any code written for the MinIMU-9 v3 should also work with the AltIMU-10 v3.

Side-by-side comparison of the MinIMU-9 v3 with the AltIMU-10 v3.

The LPS331AP, L3GD20H, and LSM303D have many configurable options, including selectable resolutions for the barometer and dynamically selectable sensitivities for the gyro, accelerometer, and magnetometer. Each sensor also has a choice of output data rates. The three ICs can be accessed through a shared I²C/TWI interface, allowing the sensors to be addressed individually via a single clock line and a single data line. Additionally, the SA0 pin is accessible, allowing users to change the slave addresses and have two AltIMUs connected on the same I²C bus (For additional information, see the I²C Communication section below).

The nine independent rotation, acceleration, and magnetic readings provide all the data needed to make an attitude and heading reference system (AHRS), and readings from the absolute pressure sensor can be easily converted to altitudes, giving you a total of ten independent measurements (sometimes called 10DOF). With an appropriate algorithm, a microcontroller or computer can use the data to calculate the orientation and height of the AltIMU board. The gyro can be used to very accurately track rotation on a short timescale, while the accelerometer and compass can help compensate for gyro drift over time by providing an absolute frame of reference. The respective axes of the two chips are aligned on the board to facilitate these sensor fusion calculations. (For an example of such a system using an Arduino, see the picture below and the Sample Code section at the bottom of this page.)

Visualization of AHRS orientation calculated from MinIMU-9 readings.

The carrier board includes a low-dropout linear voltage regulator that provides the 3.3 V required by the LPS331AP, L3GD20H, and LSM303D, allowing the module to be powered from a single 2.5 V to 5.5 V supply. The regulator output is available on the VDD pin and can supply almost 150 mA to external devices. The breakout board also includes a circuit that shifts the I²C clock and data lines to the same logic voltage level as the supplied VIN, making it simple to interface the board with 5 V systems. The board’s 0.1″ pin spacing makes it easy to use with standard solderless breadboards and 0.1″ perfboards.

  • Dimensions: 1.0″ × 0.5″ × 0.1″ (25 mm × 13 mm × 3 mm)
  • Weight without header pins: 0.8 g (0.03 oz)
  • Operating voltage: 2.5 V to 5.5 V
  • Supply current: 6 mA
  • Output format (I²C):
    • Gyro: one 16-bit reading per axis
    • Accelerometer: one 16-bit reading per axis
    • Magnetometer: one 16-bit reading per axis
    • Barometer: 24-bit pressure reading (4096 LSb/mbar)
  • Sensitivity range:
    • Gyro: ±245, ±500, or ±2000°/s
    • Accelerometer: ±2, ±4, ±6, ±8, or ±16 g
    • Magnetometer: ±2, ±4, ±8, or ±12 gauss
    • Barometer: 260 mbar to 1260 mbar (26 kPa to 126 kPa)

Included Components

A 1×6 strip of 0.1″ header pins and a 1×5 strip of 0.1″ right-angle header pins are included, as shown in the picture below. You can solder the header strip of your choice to the board for use with custom cables or solderless breadboards or solder wires directly to the board itself for more compact installations. The board features two mounting holes that work with #2 or M2 screws (not included).

Using the AltIMU-10 v3

A minimum of four connections are necessary to use the AltIMU-10 v3: VIN, GND, SCL, and SDA. VIN should be connected to a 2.5 V to 5.5 V source, GND to 0 volts, and SCL and SDA should be connected to an I²C bus operating at the same logic level as VIN. (Alternatively, if you are using the board with a 3.3 V system, you can leave VIN disconnected and bypass the built-in regulator by connecting 3.3 V directly to VDD.)

Pololu AltIMU-10 v3 gyro, accelerometer, compass, and altimeter pinout.

Two Pololu AltIMU-10 v3 modules in a breadboard.

PIN Description
SCL Level-shifted I²C clock line: HIGH is VIN, LOW is 0 V
SDA Level-shifted I²C data line: HIGH is VIN, LOW is 0 V
GND The ground (0 V) connection for your power supply. Your I²C control source must also share a common ground with this board.
VIN This is the main 2.5 V to 5.5 V power supply connection. The SCL and SDA level shifters pull the I²C bus high bits up to this level.
VDD 3.3 V regulator output or low-voltage logic power supply, depending on VIN. When VIN is supplied and greater than 3.3 V, VDD is a regulated 3.3 V output that can supply up to approximately 150 mA to external components. Alternatively, when interfacing with a 2.5 V to 3.3 V system, VIN can be left disconnected and power can be supplied directly to VDD. Never supply voltage to VDD when VIN is connected, and never supply more than 3.6 V to VDD.
SA0 3.3V-logic-level input to determine I²C slave addresses of the three ICs (see below). It is pulled high by default through 10 kΩ resistor. This pin is not level-shifted and is not 5V-tolerant.

The CS, DEN, data ready, and interrupt pins of the LPS331AP, L3GD20H, and LSM303D are not accessible on the AltIMU-10 v3. In particular, lack of the CS pin means that the optional SPI interface of these ICs is not available. If you want these features, consider using our LPS331AP carrier, L3GD20H carrier, and LSM303D carrier boards.

Schematic Diagram

The above schematic shows the additional components the carrier board incorporates to make the LPS331AP, L3GD20H, and LSM303D easier to use, including the voltage regulator that allows the board to be powered from a single 2.5 V to 5.5 V supply and the level-shifter circuit that allows for I²C communication at the same logic voltage level as VIN. This schematic is also available as a downloadable pdf: AltIMU-10 v3 schematic (207k pdf).

I²C Communication

The LPS331AP’s barometer, the L3GD20H’s gyro, and the LSM303D’s accelerometer and magnetometer can be queried and configured through the I²C bus. Each of the four sensors acts as a slave device on the same I²C bus (i.e. their clock and data lines are tied together to ease communication). Additionally, level shifters on the I²C clock (SCL) and data lines (SDA) enable I²C communication with microcontrollers operating at the same voltage as VIN (2.5 V to 5.5 V). A detailed explanation of the protocols used by each device can be found in the LPS331AP datasheet (453k pdf), the L3GD20H datasheet (3MB pdf), and the LSM303D datasheet (1MB pdf). More detailed information about I²C in general can be found in NXP’s I²C-bus specification (1MB pdf).

The L3GD20H, LSM303D, and LPS331AP each have separate slave addresses on the I²C bus. The board connects SA0 pins of the three ICs together and pulls them all to VDD through a 10 kΩ resistor. You can drive the SA0 pin low to change the slave address. This allows you to have two AltIMUs (or an AltIMU v3 and a MinIMU v3) connected on the same I²C bus. The following table shows the slave addresses of the sensors:

Sensor Slave Address (default) Slave Address (SA0 driven low)
L3GD20H (gyro) 1101011b 1101010b
LSM303D (accelerometer and magnetometer) 0011101b 0011110b
LPS331AP (barometer) 1011101b 1011100b

All three chips on the AltIMU-10 v3 are compliant with fast mode (400 kHz) I²C standards as well as with the normal mode.

Sample Code

We have written a basic LPS331 Arduino library, L3GD20 Arduino library, and LSM303 Arduino library that make it easy to interface the AltIMU-10 v3 with an Arduino or Arduino-compatible board like an A-Star. They also make it simple to configure the sensors and read the raw pressure, gyro, accelerometer, and magnetometer data.

For a demonstration of what you can do with this data, you can turn an Arduino connected to a AltIMU-10 v3 into an attitude and heading reference system, or AHRS, with this Arduino program. It uses the data from the AltIMU-10 v3 to calculate estimated roll, pitch, and yaw angles, and you can visualize the output of the AHRS with a 3D test program on your PC (as shown in a screenshot above). This software is based on the work of Jordi Munoz, William Premerlani, Jose Julio, and Doug Weibel.

Protocol Hints

The datasheets provide all the information you need to use the sensors on the AltIMU-10 v3, but picking out the important details can take some time. Here are some pointers for communicating with and configuring the LPS331AP, L3GD20H, and LSM303D that we hope will get you up and running a little bit faster:

  • The pressure sensor, gyro, accelerometer, and magnetometer are all off by default. You have to turn them on by setting the correct configuration registers.
  • You can read or write multiple pressure sensor, gyro, or accelerometer registers in a single I²C command by asserting the most significant bit of the register address to enable address auto-increment.
  • Compared with previous LSM303-series sensors, the register interface to the magnetometer in the LSM303D is much more consistent with the accelerometer interface, and its accelerometer and magnetometer share a common I²C address instead of acting as two separate slave devices on the same bus.
  • The pressure sensor has a 24-bit pressure reading. The gyro, accelerometer, and magnetometer all output readings in a 16-bit reading (obtained by combining the values in two 8-bit registers for each axis).

Product Comparison

We carry several inertial measurement and orientation sensors. The table below compares their capabilities:

Product Name Sensors Estimation Other
Gyros (3x) Accels (3x) Mag (3x) Altitude Roll Pitch Yaw Quaternion Enclosure
Pololu MinIMU-9 v3 Yes Yes Yes
Pololu AltIMU-10 v3 Yes Yes Yes Yes
CHR-UM6-LT Orientation Sensor Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
CHR-UM6 r2 Orientation Sensor Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Related Products

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MinIMU-9 v5 Gyro, Accelerometer, and Compass (LSM6DS33 and LIS3MDL Carrier)
LPS331AP Pressure/Altitude Sensor Carrier with Voltage Regulator
L3GD20H 3-Axis Gyro Carrier with Voltage Regulator
LSM303D 3D Compass and Accelerometer Carrier with Voltage Regulator
UM7 Orientation Sensor
UM7-LT Orientation Sensor
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Translation: Long live International women’s day! Our friendship is unbreakable!
Poster Number: PP 208
Category: Women
Artist: Koretskii, Viktor Borisovich (Koretsky, Victor) — Корецкий, Виктор Борисович
Media Size: 43.5x30.5
Poster Type: Offset
Printer: Leningrad Offset Printing Plant
Printer Notes: The Leningrad Offset Printing Plant had its roots in Imperial Russia. It was a large printing house founded in 1881 by Theodore Kibbel (Fedor Fyodorovich Kibbel) located at Kronverkskaia and Mir Streets in St. Petersburg, (A.K.A. Petrograd). In the 1950s, the printing house name was changed to the Leningrad Offset Printing Plant.
Publisher: Iskusstvo (Art Publishing House), Moscow
Publishing Date: 1954
Publisher Notes: Founded in 1936, Iskusstvo was formed out of Ogiz-Izogiz, the “State Art and Literature Publishing House”.
Editorial Information: Editor O. Legran
Technical Information on Poster: Approved for printing December 15, 1953; Publication No. 10513; Volume 1 sheet of paper; Order No. 1575; Price 1 ruble
Glavlit Directory Number: A-09101
Catalog Notes: PP 208 Women


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Panera Bread Prototype

Clay, NY

Panera Bread, Inc.

5,200 SF national prototype for freestanding bakery / cafe

Formulate a new prototype design, similar in cost to the previous prototype, to enhance Panera’s image as a “chill-out” space. Communicate Panera’s brand message at both highway and human scales. Utilize durable and inexpensive materials, and reconfigure to improve ordering logistics.

The new prototype blends the aesthetics of an industrial and neighborhood bakery to form an authentic experience. The distinction between serving and dining areas was better defined: the commissary and bakery feature exposed trusses, while seating areas feature a sloped interior ceiling and one of three available color configurations.


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A Christmas Story from Zambia

A letter from Nancy Collins serving as Regional Liaison for East Central Africa, based in Zambia

December 2015

Write to Nancy Collins

Individuals: Give online to E200471 for Nancy Collins’ sending and support

Congregations: Give to D506149 for Nancy Collins’ sending and support

Churches are asked to send donations through your congregation’s normal receiving site (this is usually your presbytery).

Dear Family and friends,

For the past four years I have celebrated Christmas in the U.S.A. Last year my goal was to attend as many Christmas performances and activities as possible. I managed 11 events during Advent. I spent Christmas Eve with my 21-year-old son Charles and Christmas Day with Charles and my brother David’s family.

This year I am celebrating Christmas in Lusaka, Zambia. I know in past years there has been a Christmas musical performance at the Anglican Cathedral here. If it was held this year, I missed it. I dusted off and set up all my Christmas decorations. The house looks nice. One evening when the power was on I listened to a Christmas music CD. But these things were not very satisfying. This is the first year son Charles and I will not be together on Christmas. I have had moments of panic and grief about being in Lusaka by myself at Christmas. The pull of Western style Christmas traditions, and of family fellowship, has been very strong.

Chilenje family

Chilenje family

Last week one of my Zambian colleagues asked me how Christmas is celebrated in U.S.A. I wasn’t sure I could explain in a way that would make any sense to him—buying the Christmas tree, all the decorations and lights, shopping for Christmas presents, wrapping, Christmas cards and letters, the baked goods, the special food, the family gatherings, the performances and festivities. My colleague told me that in the rural area of eastern Zambia where he grew up Christian families would gather on Christmas Eve at the local church to sing hymns and carols until daybreak, celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ with their joyous music and dancing. Then, if families could afford it, they celebrated Christmas by buying rolls and sugar so they could have bread and sweet tea for breakfast. Normally families—including children—went without breakfast. Financial resources were too limited for a breakfast meal. That was—and still is— Christmas in rural Zambia. The contrast of Zambian Christmas and American Christmas is striking—and painful.

I find that the discipline of partnership and of accompaniment with our international church partners calls for great patience and perseverance on my part. I have to be willing to risk leaving empty spaces for God to fill, and that can be scary. Sometimes it takes an act of will on my part to be obedient to what God is teaching. I think this Christmas is one of those moments.

On Dec 20 I assisted Rev. Joseph Chilenje, his wife, Miriam, and their four children as they moved into the partially finished manse of the CCAP (Church of Central Africa Presbyterian) Chilenje congregation in Lusaka. Rev. Joseph finished his Bachelor of Theology (B.Th.) studies here at Justo Mwale Theological College in Lusaka in November, and he was assigned by the Synod to serve at CCAP Chilenje. The Chilenje congregation is an old one, but one that has struggled with conflict. This has affected its growth and its ability to support a pastor. Rev. Joseph is the first full-time pastor the congregation has had in many years.

Rev. Joseph received a diploma in theology in 2008 from the College of Theology in Ekwendeni, Malawi. Between 2008 and 2014 he served two rural congregations in eastern Zambia. In 2014 the Synod awarded him a scholarship to obtain a B.Th. at Justo Mwale. In 2015, while continuing his studies, he was assigned to serve as interim pastor at the CCAP Chilenje congregation. CCAP Chilenje has been my congregation for several years, so Rev. Joseph has been my pastor this past year, and Sunday mornings, since we were neighbors, I frequently took him and his family to church. The church is about 15 miles away from Justo Mwale, and I used the travel time to ask Rev. Joseph questions about how the church is organized, to get clarity on various activities, and to understand why many offerings are collected during the year. Worship is conducted in Nyanja and Tumbuka languages; there are many aspects of worship I do not fully understand.

Rev. Joseph and Miriam packed all of their household possessions Friday night Dec 18. The open-bed Mitsubishi canter truck—the common mode of moving households here in Zambia—arrived Saturday at 3 PM, just as heavy rains began. It was agreed the truck would return Sunday morning at 7 AM. It arrived at 11 AM. My contribution to the move was to drive the family to CCAP Chilenje after the truck was packed. On the drive to the manse I asked Rev. Joseph about the Sunday morning worship service on this Sunday before Christmas. He expected that one of the congregation members would have preached in his stead.

Congregations in Zambia are responsible for providing housing for their pastors. The Chilenje congregation struggled to raise funds to complete a two-bedroom manse for Rev. Joseph and his family. Despite last-minute efforts in December, the manse was not completed even to the minimal degree targeted. The concrete block exterior and interior walls were built, and the concrete floor was finished. Due to a miscalculation, two of the iron sheets for the roof were missing so puddles of rainwater stood on the concrete floors of the kitchen and the children’s bedroom. There were exterior doors, but no interior doors. The walls and floor of the parents’ bedroom were very nicely plastered, but since the concrete was still wet the room was unusable. The bathrooms and kitchen were empty of fixtures and appliances. The family will use the ablution block at the nearby church building. There is no running water or electricity. Miriam will do her cooking outside on a small charcoal brazier. The promised iron window frames and glass panels for the windows of the sitting room and parents’ bedroom failed to materialize, so the window spaces were filled with additional concrete blocks. Other windows were covered with empty maize sacks. I was dismayed.

Partially completed church

Partially completed church

However, the members of the congregation who spilled out of the church to welcome the pastor and his family showed no consternation. “We have lived in such places before,” one of them told me when I commented on the status of the house. Men and women gathered around the Mitsubishi truck to take bulging suitcases or pieces of furniture into the humble little home. Joseph and Miriam oversaw placement of the items. Eager hands made short work of the unloading, and the church members all crowded into the little house along with the jumbled belongings to sing to God and to praise him for his love and graciousness, and to pray for the well-being of the pastor and his family, for resources to complete the house, and for the unity of the congregation.

So this was my “worship service” on the Sunday before Christmas. This was how I worshipped God that Sunday. This was how God chose to fill the empty Christmas space in my soul. There wasn’t any organ music or special anthems by a robed choir, but there were beautiful voices raised in glory to God. There weren’t any Christmas poinsettias or Christmas garlands or lit candles, but there were many outstretched hands willing to be of service. There was no sermon, but there was love and hope and the power of the Holy Spirit and a chorus of prayers lifted to God. I could not help thinking about another Joseph and Mary and their humble Christmas dwelling.

Thank you for this opportunity to serve God in this place, at this time.  If you have not already made a commitment to this work, please prayerfully consider joining with me and our East and Central African partners in ministry in being a part of what our Lord is doing in this part of the world!

Merry Christmas. God bless us every one!

The 2015 Presbyterian Mission Yearbook for Prayer & Study, p. 154

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When you schedule lawn care with any lawn care service, you are paying for more than just the lawn to be mowed. In addition to mowing a good company usually should also:

  • Edge the lawn
  • Get rid of the weeds
  • Fertilize the grass
  • Remove debris such as twigs, sticks or pinecones
  • Leaf removal

Good lawn Care Company

Most areas have great lawn care company, but if you are new and have not found one to contract with, here are some things that you need to look for:

  • Reputation
  • Licensed and insured
  • Belong to trade organizations
  • Customer service

And you can find all this information by doing research on the internet.

Do a quick search to see if you can find any complaints against them. When people are not happy with the service they are getting from any company, you will be able to find that easily on social media. If they are a bad company, they will have a lot of complaints. They should have reviews on their website, so follow up on these reviews.

Licensed and insured

If they are licensed and insured then they are running their business like a true professional. And if they are not insured and get injured while working for you, you are the responsible party. Another example, a rock from the mower breaks one of your windows; they aren’t going to pay for it unless they have insurance.

Customer service

If they have a good office manager or owner-operator they will respond to your needs promptly and reasonably. Good customer service means that you will be able to reach them by email or social media and that they probably use lawn care billing and scheduling software. Auditing a prospective lawn care company before hiring them will save time and stress in the long run.

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Who says you can't eat cake when you're counting calories? This sweet yet tart coffee cake is irresistible, and it has only 100 calories and less than two grams of fat per slice.
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Cook Time: 0 hours 32 mins
Total Time: 0 hours 48 mins
1/2 c. unbleached flour
1/2 c. whole-wheat flour
1 tbsp. toasted wheat germ
1 tsp. baking powder
1/2 tsp. grated lemon peel
1/4 tsp. ground cinnamon
1/2 c. skim milk
1 egg white, lightly beaten
1 tbsp. canola oil
4 tbsp. honey, divided
1 tbsp. lemon juice
  1. Coat a 9" x 5" loaf pan with no-stick spray. Set aside.
  2. In a medium bowl, stir together the unbleached flour, whole-wheat flour, wheat germ, baking powder, lemon peel and cinnamon.
  3. In a small bowl, whisk together the milk, egg white, oil and 2 tablespoons of the honey. Pour into the bowl with the flour mixture and stir just until combined.
  4. Spread the batter in the prepared pan. Bake at 350Â°F for 30 minutes, or until the top is golden brown and a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool the cake in its pan on a wire rack for 10 minutes.
  5. In a 1-quart saucepan, stir together the remaining 2 tablespoons of honey and the lemon juice. Heat until warm.
  6. Using the tines of a fork, poke holes over the surface of the cake. Spoon on the honey mixture. Let the cake cool in its pan.
  7. To serve, remove the cake from the pan and cut into 9 slices.

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A robot is a high-tech machine that automatically executes certain tasks with precision. Most robots are classified into different categories. Some robots behave like human beings while others are appropriate for industrial use. A human operator can control a robot at a short or great distance. Punters learn more here to pick the right wager type.

Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 737 Max 8 Crash

Different software control many machines. If the software fails, it could result in loss of lives and extensive damage to property. Recently, two Boeing 737 jets crashed and killed all their occupants. There are concerns about how technology is controlled. Advanced software controls machines such as the New York TimesMachines.

On March 2019, an Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 737 jet crashed and killed 157 people. Another Boeing 737 Max 8 airplane crashed on November 2018 and killed 189 people. There are speculations that the software which prevents aircraft from stalling could have caused the two fatal accidents. The Federal Aviation Administration did not review the software before Boeing installed it in the aircraft.

Cloud Gaming

Some companies spend a lot of money on digital infrastructure. Google released a new gaming service called Stadia. It will enable users with a strong internet connection to play high-definition video games. Also, Google will include additional gaming chips to other server farms for users to participate in on-demand gaming. It will eliminate lag thus allowing consistent game streaming.

Microsoft announced its plan for a gaming service to play Xbox games in the cloud on any device. Amazon uses the Amazon Web Services infrastructure to offer Twitch. It is an advanced game streaming service. Amazon, Google, and Microsoft are the leading cloud providers globally.

A recent report reveals that the Department of Energy spent $500 million on buying computers. Don Clark explain why the nation should have spent that money on a supercomputer. It will be the first device to achieve exascale performance. Its speed rating is seven times that of ordinary computers. The machine, known as Aurora can execute sophisticated tasks such as analyzing the impact of climate change.

Many robots are computerized. They automatically perform complex tasks. A robot control device could be internal or external. There are two major types of robots; autonomous and semi-autonomous robots. Humanoids are robots that resemble human beings. Future robots require a robot operating system to program their navigation. It is vital for them to have safety checks to avoid grisly accidents which could result in loss of lives.

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InkaTechnology brings Facebook Application for chocolate lovers

Press Release : April 06, 2010
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It allows users to send delicious and mouth-watering chocolates on birthdays, graduation day, valentines specials and mid-night poke chocolates. Users can send chocolates instead of dumb and dull poking, which at times can irritate people, but this is the sweetest way ever to make someone feel that you care for that person and remember on their special occasions , said Manager InkaTechnology.

Chocolate Covered Company has a classy, dark and chocolatious interface. This dark and light brown colored Facebook application has strawberry on the right top of the page that makes the look more elegant and alluring. Header bar has 4 tabs in it, send chocolate, invite friends, sent chocolates, and received chocolates. Send chocolates allows you to send delightful chocolates to your loved ones, while invite chocolates gives you an option to ask your friends and family to have this Facebook application on their accounts so that everyone can send and receive yummy chocolates to one another. Similarly, sent chocolates tab, gives you the details how many you already have sent and to whom, while received saves your chocolates chunks which you have been sent from your Facebook family & friends.

This Facebook application allows you to send chocolates with a personalized message that actually adds value and gives a warmer feel to the person you want to send to. If you want to have a look on this application, here is a link holds quite a large number of Facebook applications on its credit. Here is a portfolio link

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Spotlight: Patrick Kerrigan of Alpha Poly

March 25, 2019
By Stefano Ruccia

From its establishment in 1989, flexible packaging manufacturer Alpha Poly has focused its business on its commitment to customer service and quality, plus the use of up-to-date HD technology. A push for strategic investing led Alpha Poly to install a large 8-colour Miraflex AM from Windmöller & Hölscher in 2013.Then in December 2018, Alpha Poly ushered in a new wave of strategic investment with the installation of a Windmöller & Hölscher Miraflex II 10-colour press. PrintAction spoke with Patrick Kerrigan, President of Alpha Poly and successor to the business’ founder, his father Paul, to discuss this newest installation, his thoughts on the industry and the company’s strategic investment plan.

PA: What does the new installation mean for Alpha Poly?
PK: Number one for us is to always bring on more capacity and look for growth — strategic planning is important for us [and] allows us to continue to grow. It also adds greater capabilities by moving us from and being able to print up to eight colours. Now we can print up to 10 colours and capabilities wise, that’s great as designs get more complicated and the requirements for those stations. Also, bringing on more capacity as we look to grow as well. It brings us a huge amount of capacity as we look to grow our business.

PA: What is Alpha Poly’s long-term investment plan and vision?
PK: We have a pretty aggressive strategic plan over the next four years of imminent growth, and this is one asset of a multi-asset capital purchase over the next four years. There is significant capital in other areas in pouch-making and lamination that we’ll look to in the next few years.

When we look at where we want to go and what we want to do, a big thing for us is we’ve moved into the markets of multi-laminate, rollstock, and stand-up pouches. We look to continue to grow that area and that segment because we see that as an area of growth where we traditionally had passed various focuses on print and poly bags. We find that the laminate market is the growth segment. That is, strategically, where we’re focusing on.

You hear about employee engagement, atmosphere and environment. For me, a big thing is that we’re a family business, but I look at it as it’s an overall family business for everyone who works here and their extended families. My dad’s always been a visionary and he’s always been looking at the next thing. Taking over from him and continuing in his vision is also important to me.

PA: Are commercial printers focused on packaging growth?
PK: Most of the people who play in our space, they’ve been set up to do this type of packaging. We’ve always done packaging from a flexible standpoint, it’s not like we were in corrugated and decided to move over into plastic. We’ve targeted an area of stand-up pouches as an area of growth. So that’s why we’ve invested assets that allow us to continue to sell to those segments. I don’t have experience with other converters that weren’t in this market that are moving into it — it’s more so adding capabilities to grow in that segment.

PA: Why should traditional commercial printers diversify into the packaging space?
PK: For us, as an example, we’re primarily in the food market and food manufacturers. We’re finding that a lot of companies are moving away from rigids – like glass and plastics – and moving toward more laminated and pouch, stand-up pouch or rollstock to help with shelf presence and reduce costs. Rigids can cost a lot of money in terms of their prices, but also their storage in their warehouse, storing the goods before they are packaged, and from a shipping standpoint. There are a lot of advantages to moving toward that kind of growth.

PA: What growth do you see in the sector when it comes to flexible packaging?
PK: I think the number that we’ve thrown around is that the American market grows by about five percent a year, which is pretty significant. For us, we’re looking for growth in the range of 20-percent plus. That’s the kind of growth we’re looking for. Another thing, in terms of strategic planning, is that the U.S. market is huge for us. We have sales representatives in the U.S. selling for us, that part of strategic planning where we see a lot of growth in the U.S. market.

PA: What are the key factors that are driving this growth?
PK: I think the U.S. economy is growing, they’re on a roll, and I think that helps. I think transitioning from rigids and such over to flexibles is big, as well as consolidation with our customers. What we find is when there is a lot of consolidation acquisitions happening, that opens up the door to get things moving.

This Q&A was originally published in the March 2019 issue of PrintAction, now available online.


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The Hungry Rivers

The Hungry Rivers
A roadside house near Gaibandha Sadar is inundated due to over flown of water from Ghagor River. Date: 24 July, 2019 Location: Gaibandha, Bangladesh

Floods are one of the recurring climatic phenomenon in Bangladesh and often have been within bearable limits. However, infrequently they become devastating. Each year in Bangladesh about 26,000 sq km which is 18% of the country is flooded. During astringent floods, the affected area may exceed 55% of the total area of the country. In an average year, 844,000 million cubic meters of water flows into the country during the sultry period (May to October) through the three main rivers the Ganges, the Brahmaputra-Jamuna and the Meghna. This volume is 95% of the total annual inflow of upstream water. By comparison, only about 187,000 million cubic meters of streamflow are engendered by rainfall in the country during the same period.

In Bangladesh, the definition of flood appears differently. During the pluvial season when the water flow exceeds the holding capacity of rivers, canals, beels, hoars, low-lying areas and banks are overstepped, water spreads over the floodplain and it inundates the area causing damage to crops, vegetation, homesteads, roads and other properties.

A 65 years old woman from Uzaldanga Char, Gaibandha is standing alone infront of her house, which has been washed away by devastating floodwater. Date: 25 July, 2019 Location: Gaibandha, Bangladesh

Immensely weighty monsoon rainfall throughout the country and onrush water from upstream have caused a massive flood in low-lying areas of the Northern, North-eastern and Southeastern districts of Bangladesh this year.

The overall flood situation in the northern districts have deteriorated as the water levels of all major rivers marked elevate inundating fresh areas, marooning thousands of people and disrupting road communications in four northern districts namely Kurigram, Nilphamari, Rangpur and Gaibandha.

A 40 years old man from Uzaldanga Char, Gaibandha is standing in front of his half-inundated house by floodwater. Date: 25 July, 2019 Location: Gaibandha, Bangladesh

According to information of the District Mitigation and Rehabilitation Officers (DRRO), around 1.25 lakh families of 106 Accumulations in 20 Upazilas of the mentioned districts have been affected. The houses, tube-wells, latrines, roads in the affected areas went under the floodwater. People were withal suffering from acute crisis of food and drinkable water.

The floodwater washed away many houses, livestock and crops in many areas. Maximum schools and colleges went under water and shut down due to flood. Rest of the institutions were used as flood shelters for flood victims.

Due to completely breakdown of a bridge in Ketkirhat, Gaibandha, a farmer is waiting with his cattle to cross the river for safe place. Date: 24 July, 2019 Location: Gaibandha, Bangladesh

People who were living close to the main roads took shelter on the street with their valuable goods and in some cases whatever they could able to take with them instantly. Beside food crisis for human, owners of cattle’s also suffered a lot for food for their cattle. On the other side, people who are living in Chars suffered most due to quick inundation of their houses and firms. Almost every year they suffered from this inundation.

Though flood brings poly soil which makes our land more fertile, helps to yield more crops but still people are suffering and not pleased with their uncertain life condition due to this sudden hungry behave of rivers.

A 75 years old woman who lost one of her family member during this shattering flood is living on the street of Konchipara, Gaibandha with her other family members and cattle. Date: 24 July, 2019 Location: Gaibandha, Bangladesh

The major occupation of the people is agriculture and cattle grazing which is strongly affected by flood. Located Char Uzaldanga, Gaibandha, which is a cattle grazing hotspot. Date: 25 July, 2019 Location: Gaibandha, Bangladesh
Only a handful of families dare to stay along the Char Uzaldanga,Gaibandha haunted by experiences of nature’s anger. Date: 25 July, 2019 Location: Gaibandha, Bangladesh
Part of Char Uzaldanga looks like a tiny line on the top of the river when seen by the people of this char. Date: 25 July, 2019 Location: Gaibandha, Bangladesh
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Al Alamein

Al Alamein Overview

The War Museum in El-Alamein sheds the light on the four main countries – Great Britain, Germany, Italy and Egypt – that were involved in the WWII battle of El-Alamein and its circumstances.

In 1942, the Germans, led by Rommel, and the Allies, led by Montgomery, fought one of the most decisive battles of World War II : The Battle of Alamein, a tiny town about 120 Kms West of Alexandria. The victory, which went to the allies, saved Egypt for the Allies and led to the defeat (1943) of the Axis powers in North Africa.

A visitor can view this heavy equipment from World War II, go inside a tank or an army car, or even jump up and sit atop a tank. The garden has about fifteen large pieces used by different forces in the Battle of Al-Alemein. . The museum also has a mixed hall that contains items from the war generally.

The Egyptian hall shows how Egypt helped the allies during the war. Another attraction of The Alamein is The Alamein Cemetery. The Alamein Cremation Memorial commemorates more than 600 men whose remains were cremated in Egypt and Libya during the war, in accordance with their faith.

However, like the rest of the northern coast of Egypt, its climate is slightly less hot, compared to the rest of Egypt. The cemetery lies off the road, slightly beyond a ridge, and is indicated by road direction signs approximately 25 meters before the low metal gates and stone wing walls which are situated centrally at the road edge at the head of the access path into the cemetery.

The Cross of Sacrifice feature may be seen from the road. The battlefield, across which the fighting surged back and forth between 1940 and 1942, was the 1,000 kilometers of desert between Alexandria in Egypt and Benghazi in Libya. It’s a haunting place where more than 7000 tombstones sit on a slope commanding a sweeping view of the desert.

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Mosman Oil & Gas - Notice of AGM

RNS Number : 9452R
Mosman Oil and Gas Limited
01 November 2019

1 November 2019

Mosman Oil and Gas Limited

("Mosman" or the "Company")

Notice of 2019 Annual General Meeting

Mosman Oil and Gas Limited (AIM: MSMN), the oil exploration, development and production company, is pleased to advise that the Notice of Annual General Meeting has been sent to shareholders today.

The Annual General Meeting will be held at 10.00am on 28 November 2019 at Suite 305, Level 3, 35 Lime Street, Sydney NSW 2000 Australia (AEDT).

The Explanatory Memorandum and Proxy Forms are available on the Company's website: www.mosmanoilandgas.com.

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