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Welcome to Outback Direct

  • UK's Number 1 for Outback BBQ's & Accessories
  • Outback Experts - Over 35 Years Experience
  • Free Delivery for orders over £50*
  • 100% Secure Shopping

About Us

OutbackDirect.co.uk – An Official UK Outback Partner (Trading Site of Worldofpower.co.uk Limited)

OutbackDirect.co.uk is a trading site of World of Power.co.uk Limited. Outback Direct is the number 1 site for Parts and Accessory in the UK. We currently hold in stock 1000’s of parts and accessories for current and older Outback barbecues that are available for next day delivery.

We endeavour to ensure rapid and secure product delivery the length and breadth of mainland United Kingdom, this factor coupled with our excellent customer service has led to the market position we currently enjoy.

How to contact our Web Team

Where possible we would like to encourage total e-commerce trading with our web customers, please see below for preferred methods of contact with our Web Team.

Instant Live Help

Monday to Friday 9am - 5pm

The easiest and fastest method of contact is our Instant Live Help Messenger. Please look for the Live Help Available icon at the top and bottom of each category and product page. This feature works very much like MSN instant messenger and gives you instant contact with our Web Team.

Email - Available 24 Hours

To e-mail our Web Team please click here

We endeavour to respond to all e-mails within 48 working hours, most are dealt with on the day of receipt however if your request requires us to seek advise from another source this may take longer but we will do what we can to keep you informed.

Telephone Hours : Mon - Fri : 9.00am - 5.00pm

Of course you can always telephone our Web Team on 01298 213 134 during office/showroom hours Monday - Friday 10-4 However, during busy times of high demand the telephone system may not be the best option for you to contact us, we do endeavour to answer all calls.

*Please note calls to this number are recorded for quality and tranining purposes.

Days of Rest

Currently our office's and Showroom are closed on Sunday's and Bank Holiday's, sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.

Terms and Conditions

These Terms and Conditions govern the supply of goods sold by World of Power.co.uk Limited ("we" and "us") to the customer ("you")

World of Power.co.uk Limited
Dew Pond Lane
Tongue Lane Industrial Estate
SK17 7LF

Telephone: 01298 213134 (calls charged at standard rate)
Fax : 01298 213129
E-mail: Email

Opening hours:

Telephone: Mon - Fri : 10.00am - 4.00pm
Showroom: Mon - Fri : 9.00am - 5.00pm. Saturday 9.00am - 1.00pm
Bank Holidays - Closed

Registered VAT No. 758155603
Company Registration No. 4461783

Terms and conditions do not affect your statutory rights as a consumer. The consumer's statutory rights are not excluded or limited in anyway in accordance with the Sale of Goods Act 1979 (as amended).

Purchasers are required to be 18 or over and accept our full terms, conditions & disclaimer before products are dispatched.

Errors and Omissions Excepted (E&OE):

Every care is taken by World of Power.co.uk Limited to ensure that all information on their website is present and correct - sometimes there may still be errors on this website. If you find an error or omission, please let us know, and we will correct is as soon as possible after verification. We apologise for any inconvenience that may be caused due to any errors or omissions present.

Price and Payment
We must receive payment for the whole of the price of the goods we supply to you before delivery unless we have agreed otherwise in advance in writing.

VAT @ 20% is already included in prices shown.

Important Notice

If parcels are damaged or items are missing you should either refuse the delivery completely or sign for the parcels as being 'DAMAGED' If the number of parcels do not match or correspond to the consignment note, this must be stated as 'SHORT DELIVERY' It is your responsibility to ensure that the actions above are followed BEFORE SIGNING. Mistakes cannot be rectified once the number of packages has been signed for. All carrier related damages and discrepancies must be reported to us within 2 working days. We will not be responsible for any carrier-related damage or loss reported outside of this 2-day period.

Cancellation / Returns If you are a consumer, you have the right to cancel the order in writing by fax, letter or e-mail for 7 working days after the day on which the goods are received without giving a reason and the full price and delivery charge will be refunded. The cost of returning any item is at the cost of the purchaser.

Refunds Where a product is returned under the cancellation provisions above we will refund the cost of the product and any order/delivery charges incurred in delivering the product to you within 30 days of receiving notice of cancellation.

Faulty Products If the product you purchase is not of satisfactory quality, fit for purpose or as described, we will offer a repair, exchange or refund as appropriate and in accordance with your legal rights under the Sale of Goods Act 1979 (as amended). Any such products can be returned to us free of charge.

We will not be liable to you, whether arising as a result of breach of contract or in tort or otherwise for any loss of profits, administrative inconvenience, disappointment, indirect or consequential loss or damage arising as a result of any problem in relation to the goods, although this does not exclude or limit our liability for death or personal injury resulting from our negligence.

Guarantees and Warranties All guarantees, warranties and assistance from World of Power.co.uk Limited are offered in addition to your statutory rights as a consumer.

Complaint Handling Procedure The Company endeavours to respond to complaints within 5 working days. We always endeavour to handle complaints fairly and swiftly, keeping the customer informed about progress. Feedback on how we can improve our service is always welcome. In all cases please do not hesitate to contact our customer services department, the contact details of which are:

Customer Services
World of Power.co.uk Limited
Dew Pond Lane
Tongue Lane Industrial Estate
SK17 7LF.

Telephone - customer services on 01298 213 134

Making A Purchase
Making a purchase could not be easier. Just browse our Catalogue, and click on any items that you wish to buy and put them into the shopping cart. After you have finished your selection, click on "Order" and you will be asked for a few details that we need to be able to satisfy the order.

We accept credit card payment. Through SagePay we accept most credit cards including: Visa, Mastercard, Maestro, Visa Debit & Visa Electron, American Express and payments through PayPal. We must receive payment for the whole of the price of the goods we supply to you before delivery unless we have agreed otherwise in advance in writing.

Back Orders
If your item is not in stock, we will back order for you. You will always be emailed with the option to cancel your order if you would rather not wait.

Credit Card Security
SagePay (formerly Protx) uses a Secure Server SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) is in operation during Checkout. 128 bit encryption is the safest form of online encryption for your security and peace of mind.

All online transactions that are processed on a secure server will always display the golden padlock in the bottom right hand corner of your computer screen. Also, https:// will show in the address bar. All credit card numbers are encrypted and are only decrypted after they reach our computer. They are not held in clear text on any website.

Supply of Free of charge Products

Where possible we supply free of charge products as per the description on our website, we reserve the right to supply an alternative product of the same quality and value if necessary.

*Please note free of charge products advertised on our web sites only apply to online orders, click and collect and retail showroom orders.

To the fullest extent permitted at law, World of Power.co.uk Limited (trading as OutbackDirect.co.uk) is providing this web site and its contents on an "as is" basis and makes no (and expressly disclaims all) representations or warranties of any kind with respect to this web site or its contents including, with limitation, warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose.

In addition, World of Power.co.uk Limited (OutbackDirect.co.uk) does not represent or warrant that the information accessible via this web site is accurate, complete or current. Price and availability information is subject to change without notice. Except as specifically stated on this web site, to the fullest extent permitted at law, neither World of Power.co.uk Limited, OutbackDirect.co.uk nor any of its affiliates, directors, employees or other representatives will be liable for damages arising out of or in connection with the use of this web site.

Purchasers are required to be 18 or over and accept our full terms and conditions before products are dispatched.

The consumers statutory rights are not excluded or limited in any way in accordance with the Sale of Goods Act 1979 (as amended)

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The type of information we will collect about you includes your name, address, phone number, email address, credit/debit card details. We will never collect sensitive information about you.

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Spelling of personal names in botanical nomenclature; was RE: Haemanthus and Scadoxus Culture

Jim McKenney jimmckenney@jimmckenney.com
Mon, 28 Jun 2010 10:19:37 PDT

Years ago on this list, a sharp eyed reader noticed that someone had  used
the “an” form of the indefinite article before a genus name which began with
H. Sharp-eyed reader commented something on the order of “now I know how you
pronounce the name: with a silent H. “

This points to one probable source of the lack of clarity in the code with
respect to the treatment of names. There are at least two schools of thought
when it comes to the answer to the question “what does “name” mean in this
context?”. Does “name” in this context refer to  the spoken form of the name
or to the written form of the name?

Chris Whitehouse correctly pointed out that the name Katharine is ultimately
derived from Greek. But in the English language, what seems to be the same
name has dropped two of the original four  syllables, has given new sounds
to the retained vowels, and has introduced a sound for the th which did not
exist in Greek. Furthermore (and this aspect is particularly important for
purposes of plant nomenclature) the spoken form of the name as spoken in
English ends in a consonant sound (an “n” sound); the written form ends in a
written but silent (in English) vowel.

All of this would be irrelevant except for one thing. One of the
peculiarities of the rules (at least as I read them) is that the rules seem
to be relying on  principles of euphony  traditional in the study of the
classical languages, but these rules are applied to the written word with no
regard for the sounds the written characters represent. The word euphony
implies sound: the sound comes first, the spelling follows. Spelling changes
to reflect euphonic sensibilities.

But in the world of scientific nomenclature, almost every one has lost touch
with the SOUNDS of classical Latin and Greek. But that has not stopped them
from attempting to apply rules of euphony specific to Latin and Greek (and
based on those sounds)  to the written form of scientific terms, including
sometimes botanical names. The result can be comically anorthographic, is
generally offensive to the trained ear and sometimes displays an ignorance
of the sense of the very rules of euphony evoked to produce the spellings in

Enough of this rant! But Chris did mention one other thing which tempts me
to open another can of worms: Chris alluded to the fact that for purposes of
plant nomenclature some names are declined and some are not. We could have a
lot of fun with that one, too: any one else game?

Jim McKenney
Montgomery County, Maryland, USA, 39.03871º North, 77.09829º West, USDA zone
7, where if we continue this topic I'll get Crépin and Max Wichrua involved.

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Lodge L27C3 Cast Iron Cornstick Pan, 7-stick
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So you want to make perfect cornbread? Then this 7-slot pan is for you. The individual cornsticks, shaped like ears of corn, are a traditional favorite for generations. These crispy crusted darlin’s leave your guests yellin’ for more. Great with soups, stews and chili. Cast Iron is ideal for that perfect cornbread crust, not too thick, not too dark. Unique cooking properties of Cast Iron cook evenly without hot spots. Sporting a stylish black color, the cast iron pan looks good in most kitchens and it doubles up as an excellent source of nutritional iron. This pre-seasoned pan is ready-to-use right out of the box. While the pan comes pre-seasoned to prevent food from sticking, it works best when sprayed or lightly coated with vegetable oil before use. The Lodge seasoning procedure is a multiple-step process in which the seasoning oil is applied via an electrostatic spray system that coats the cookware, then it’s baked in commercial ovens at very high temperatures. This allows the oil to penetrate deeply into the pores of the iron. This seasoning process achieves a seasoned finish that would take many months of home use to achieve. The factory seasoning process makes Lodge cast iron products ready to use right out of the box, and the product over time “Just keeps getting better”. After cooking, clean with a stiff nylon brush and hot water. Using soap is not recommended, and harsh detergents should never be used. Towel dry immediately and apply a light coating of oil to utensil while it is still warm. Cast Iron, like your grandmother used, still ranks as one of the best cooking utensils ever made. It gives you a nearly non-stick surface, without the possible harmful fumes generated by preheating chemically treated nonstick cookware. The American-based company, Lodge, has been fine-tuning its construction of rugged, cast-iron cookware for more than a century.
These 4-bite cornsticks are perfect for adults who prefer the crispy exterior to the fluffy interior of cornbread. And this little cast-iron pan is meant to be around forever--the manufacturer has been making them since 1896! Cast iron is the original nonstick cooking surface--with proper care and seasoning, it turns glossy black, with a hard "crust" that makes sticking a near-impossibility. If you notice sticking, just follow the included directions for re-seasoning. This pan is about as corny as baking pans get--but in a very tasty way. --Jill Lightner

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Single-Atom Transistor

Moore's Law could be safe for another decade or so. An international team of scientists has demonstrated a working transistor comprised of a single atom–nearly 100 times smaller than the 22-nanometer cutting-edge transistors fabricated by Intel.

More importantly, the research team led by Michelle Simmons of the University of New South Wales in Sydney was able to show a method for repeating the process with great accuracy and in a fashion that is compatible with the CMOS technology used in transistor fabrication today.

"This is the first time anyone has shown control of a single atom in a substrate with this level of precise accuracy," said Simmons, who worked with colleagues from the Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information, Purdue University, the University of Sydney, the University of Melbourne, and the University of New South Wales on the project.

The "law" associated with Intel co-founder Gordon Moore predicts a steady rate at which the density of transistors on silicon-based semiconductors increases over time. That steady procession of ever-smaller computer circuitry has held up for decades, but as the size of transistors approaches atomic scales, there have been serious questions as to whether Moore's Law can last much longer than another five years or so.

The work of Simmons and her colleagues could show a way to keep making microprocessor circuitry smaller and smaller through 2020 and beyond.

As they run up against atomic scales with ever-smaller circuitry, semiconductor manufacturers today are running up against problems affecting transistor performance that stem from quantum effects (basically, the fact that materials interact very differently at very small sizes) and a need for precision that may not be possible with the lithographic methods currently in use.

In recent years, advances in quantum computing have offered a viable path to smaller and smaller transistors, to be sure. But the new research might be the first strong sign that atomic-level transistor fabrication can be done in keeping with the part of Moore's Law that's often forgotten amidst the wonderment over tinier and tinier computer chips–that it be done cheaply.

Using a "combination of scanning tunneling microscopy and hydrogen-resist lithography," the team was able to "deterministically" place an individual phosphorus dopant atom "within an epitaxial silicon device architecture with a spatial accuracy of one lattice site," according to a paper published Sundayin the journal Nature Nanotechnology.

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That's important, because as transistors approach the size of atoms, it becomes hugely important to place each of those atoms very precisely. On larger scales, silicon can be doped with less accuracy and still produce the electrical current needed to switch between "on" and "off," the essence of what a transistor does and how it works.

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"Silicon technology is now approaching a scale at which both the number and location of individual dopant atoms within a device will determine its characteristics, and the variability in device performance caused by the statistical nature of dopant placement is expected to impose a limit on scaling before the physical limits associated with lithography and quantum effects are reached. Controlling the precise position of dopants within a device and understanding how this affects device behavior have therefore become essential.

Other scientists have created single-atom transistors in the past, but through a great deal of costly trial-and-error. The new research suggests that the first step towards a cost-efficient technique for creating single-atom transistors, a repeatable process, has been attained.

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Vertu, the luxury cell phone brand created by Nokia, has opened its first store in Japan to sell hand-crafted cell phones to wealthy consumers despite the recession currently gripping the country.

The company's first store opened its doors on Thursday to customers in Tokyo's ritzy Ginza district with handsets selling at prices up to ¥6 million (US$64,400). Vertu is also establishing itself as a cellular carrier here, working on the MVNO (mobile virtual network operator) model across NTT DoCoMo's network, so it can provide tailored service to customers.

But the service comes at a price. Monthly subscriptions to the Vertu MVNO cost ¥52,500, according to local media. That's 15 times the cheapest basic monthly tariff offered by NTT DoCoMo.

Vertu is betting that its target audience -- wealthy consumers -- won't be put off by the price but rather attracted by the handsets, which are hand-assembled in the U.K., and virtual concierge, an on-call service that can help with advice on travel, entertainment, restaurants and events.

The shop opens as other luxury goods retailers are feeling the heat of the growing recession in Japan.

Sales at LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton dropped 10 percent in 2008 and the company has postponed plans to open a new store in the same Ginza district of Tokyo in 2010. Cartier-brand owner Richemont saw sales in the last three months of 2008 drop 18 percent and Tiffany just cut prices by an average 9 percent to stoke demand.

The wider economy isn't doing much better. On Thursday the government said the Japanese economy contracted by 12.7 percent on the year in the final quarter of 2008, which represents the greatest quarterly drop since the oil shock of the 1970s.

Vertu is coming to Japan only months after Nokia pulled out of the market. The world's largest cell phone maker found the Japanese market, with its fast product cycles, quick moving trends and demanding carriers, a challenge and last year decided to withdraw as part of a global restructuring.

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French IT services company Atos is seeking to beef up its cybersecurity and high-performance computing offering with a €620 million (US$845 million) bid for servers and services specialist Bull.

Atos wants to acquire the company for its proprietary security technologies and also its high-powered server business. Bull had 13 entries in last November’s Top500 supercomputing list, three of them in the top 30.

But Atos’s ambitions for the HPC business go beyond simply putting its name on supercomputers: It plans to draw on Bull’s HPC expertise to boost its cloud offerings, where demand for big data services often requires powerful machines to do the processing. It calculates that the combined company would be the second-largest provider of cloud services in Western Europe, after Amazon Web Services and ahead of Microsoft and IBM. Atos reckons it is already the fourth-largest cloud provider in Western Europe with its role in the Canopy joint venture with VMware and EMC.

Atos plans to run the high-performance cloud services and the cybersecurity activities under the Bull brand.

While Atos highlighted Bull’s HPC and security activities as pluses, the company makes the majority of its revenue from systems integration, consulting and managed services, much like its would-be suitor. Cloud operations, big data and security accounted for just 35 percent of Bull’s €1.26 billion revenue in 2013.

Geographically, the companies have similar footprints, with both strongest in their home country, France, where together they had annual revenue of over €2 billion in 2013, over one-fifth of their combined total revenue of €9.9 billion. Both have a strong position in banking and the public sector.

The companies have identified synergies amounting to less than 1 percent of revenue, planning to cut an estimated €80 million from the annual cost of procurement, support functions and real estate.

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If you’re in the market for new electronics, the best time to pull the trigger on your next big purchase could be coming up in August.

A number of states across the country will be holding “Tax-Free Weekends” to coincide with back-to-school shopping in early August, giving residents a chance to make major purchases without having to pay state sales tax.

States have held tax holidays since New York paved the way in 1996. Although New York no longer participates, seventeen states in all will be holding versions of the money-saving holiday this year.

All 17 states participating in tax-free shopping days will exempt payment of tax on school supplies, but only eight states will extend that exemption to purchases of technology products such as computers, printers, software, and other accessories.

The rules vary in each participating state, and most place a limit on how much you can spend, so be sure to read up on the details before committing to a big purchase. Some highlights of this year’s tax holiday include tablets qualifying for tax exemption in North Carolina, computer hardware qualifying in New Mexico, and no price limit on tech purchases in South Carolina.

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A scone is a scone is a scone … unless Kim Boyce is baking it. Then it’s something else, full of mysterious earthy notes and a sneaky eye-opener that whispers “candy bar.” Boyce stocks her new Bakeshop with this surprise of rye and roasted, salted pecans. A schmear of orange marmalade lends an air of jammy-chewy fruit pie, but the real magic is found in chunks of dark chocolate tucked in every nook and cranny. We’ll have two.

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Nuvrei boss Marius Pop’s Danish is no sweet cheese square. Imagine a baroque French pastry on a blind date with a glazed doughnut. Croissant dough, carpeted with brown sugar, bread crumbs, and pastry cream, is rolled up like an ionic Greek column, then baked to mahogany glory. By the time it reaches your hands, the whole thing crackles in a thick, orange sugar glaze with deep reservoirs of dark cinnamon.

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Hillsdale’s favorite sugar shack doesn’t traffic in the prettiest coffee cake. But sometimes just being the best is enough. Typically, coffee cake is a buttery wedge of niceness topped with “streusel.” Baking whiz Julie Richardson reverses that tired ratio: a little sour cream cake below a dense streusel that goes the distance with cinnamon intensity, rich egg yolks, and leavening for some rise and shine. Batches bake throughout the day, and the wise show up early. You can even choose a center slice or a crusty end. Now that’s service.

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Borealis, a leading provider of innovative solutions in the fields of polyolefins, base chemicals and fertilizers, announces the inauguration of a EUR 15 million investment project in mtm plastics GmbH. Based in Niedergebra, Germany, mtm plastics GmbH is regarded as a technology leader in the recycling of mixed post-consumer plastic waste and as one of Europe's largest producers of post-consumer polyolefin recyclates.  An additional 2.5 million euros will be invested this year in environmental protection and capacity expansion of mtm compact, the sister company in Fürstenwalde. Borealis fully acquired the German plastics recyclers mtm plastics GmbH and mtm compact GmbH in July 2016.

The investment project brings the overall input processing capacity from 60 to 80 Kt and includes partly the expansion of existing equipment. Besides the capacity increase, the investment aims at improving the capability to address the needs of the high-end market of re-granulates.

“This investment in our mechanical recycling capabilities at mtm is key in realising our growth ambitions in the circular economy and it underlines our continuing commitment to mtm. We need stepwise expansion projects to minimise down time, but also need to maintain existing facilities and business,” said Borealis designated CEO, Alfred Stern.

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Location: Devon and Somerset

Role type: Hospital Account Executive, Hospital Specialist, Key Account Specialist - this role is focused on healthcare professionals in secondary care associated networks.

The Client is a global pharmaceutical company providing innovative products and services in more than 20 countries around the world. With more than 100 years of scientific expertise, the company draws upon a rich legacy of innovation and a robust pipeline of promising new medicines to help patients.

As Hospital Account Executive you will support the Key Account Manager (KAM) within secondary care and clinical networks.

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Posted on: 15 Feb 18

Oslo, February 15, 2018 - Navamedic ASA (OSE: NAVA), reported revenues of NOK 45.2 million in the fourth quarter of 2017, down from NOK 81.6 million in the same period in 2016, following the planned discontinuation of the Aspen agreement. Excluding Aspen, the revenues for the quarter was up 1% and the company added GoNitro® and Zorflex® to the pipeline for new high-potential launches during the quarter.

"The fourth quarter was an extremely busy period for Navamedic, with the important and successful Mysimba launch and the addition of GoNitro and Zorflex to our growth platform. We look forward to continuing our work on this pipeline of new and exciting products to bring the company back on a growth track, "says Tom Rönnlund, Chief Executive Officer of Navamedic.

Revenues in the fourth quarter of 2017 were NOK 45.2 million, a decrease from NOK 81.6 million in the corresponding quarter last year. The revenues increased by 1% excluding Aspen products. EBITDA for the quarter was NOK -2.4 million (NOK 5.7 million in Q4 2016). EBITDA for 2017 was NOK 7.0 million (NOK 8.0 million in 2016), despite the revenue decrease from the discontinued distribution agreement, reflecting the company's preparations for a new era of growth and reduction of cost base.

"We have undergone a significant transformation over the past two years, transitioning from high dependence on a single partner to building a strong base portfolio of license and distribution agreements with longer contractual periods, better gross margins and strong growth potential, as well as having streamlined operations and reduced operational expenses", says Rönnlund.

During the quarter, Navamedic entered into an agreement with G. Pohl-Boskamp GmbH & Co. for the commercialisation of GoNitro®, a new nitroglycerine sublingual powder formulation for acute relief of an attack or prophylaxis of angina pectoris. In addition, the company announced the agreement with Chemviron Carbon Ltd. (Chemviron) for the launch and commercialisation of Zorflex® wound care contact dressings in Sweden and Finland. Zorflex®, a naturally antimicrobial, 100 percent activated carbon wound contact dressing, helps accelerate treatment of a wide range of chronic and non-chronic wounds.

The key launch for the fourth quarter was Mysimba®, a centrally acting anti-obesity pharmaceutical believed to affect two separate areas of the brain, the hunger centre and the reward system, to reduce hunger and control cravings. The company made Mysimba® available in Nordic pharmacies in mid-November, coupled with high activity level across the Nordic region at medical congresses, symposiums and meetings, reaching thousands of treating clinicians.

"The launch of Mysimba have attracted strong clinical interest and positive initial sales, and we are very happy to see that patients in the Nordic region finally get access to a new treatment alternative for obesity. We are also simultaneously preparing the launch of Elmiron during the year. These two innovative products represent an annual peak sales opportunity of NOK 100-150 million in the Nordic region. Additionally, we are working on a pipeline of new and exciting original products, with launches scheduled for the coming 6-24 months, targeting to be back on a growth track in the medium term, "says Rönnlund

The company is hosting a presentation of the fourth quarter 2017 figures at Felix Konferansesenter, Aker Brygge, Oslo, Thursday 15 February. The presentation will start at 08.00. The presentation will be webcasted live on

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All Aboard Historic Bipolar Express

Beer: Bipolar Express Brewery: Historic Brewing Co. Style: Spice/Herb Beer ABV: 6.8 percent

Come on, everyone! Hop aboard the Bipolar Express! Or don't. Whatever. I hate you.

With so many new breweries entering the marketplace, the craft beer lover's experience is becoming increasingly marked by opposite extremes. These breweries are up and down; they're cheap, they're expensive; they're delicious, they're disgusting. So it's refreshing to see a beer-maker pop up with their game locked in from the start. Historic Brewing Company is lithium for the weary beer geek.

See also: Rogue Voodoo Doughnut Pretzel, Raspberry and Chocolate Ale

Located in Flagstaff, this new brewery is brought to you by the Kennelly family, a clan that owns several restaurants in Northern Arizona as well as Grand Canyon Winery, located in Williams. Historic's their newest venture. It opened in September.

Historic made their Valley debut during the Phoenix Brewers Invitational earlier this month. Though hundreds of beers were being poured, Historic's Piehole Porter, brewed with cherries and Indian vanilla beans, was the one people wouldn't shut up about.

That brew should start showing up on handles around town later this month, but the Bipolar Express is pulling into the station now. The brewery says the beer, made with cinnamon and ginger, is "like 8 shiny reindeer in a pint glass" -- I imagine a cinnamon oatmeal raisin cookie and a gingerbread cookie making sweet, sweet love. Root beer-brown in hue, the liquid is fairly clear when held to the light, revealing rust-orange highlights. One finger of pancake batter foam descends slowly but never leaves completely. Notes of gingerbread and ground ginger spice swirl in the nose, offset by noticeable ethanol, a touch of molasses, cinnamon sticks and splashes of chocolate and black licorice. And the flavor -- well, it's like Christmas in your mouth. Spicy cinnamon and ginger are the main players, but caramel, bitter nuts and toast make appearances as well. A smooth, silky body matches the delicate spice blend while alcohol warms the chest a bit. It's easy to drink, but a glass or two will get you.

Along with Bipolar Express, Historic has a couple other holiday brews. Sassy Pants is a brown ale brewed with sarsaparilla, sassafras root, wintergreen, vanilla and unfermentable milk sugar. Another, Tropical Heat Wave, is a pale ale enhanced by the addition of organic mango and locally smoked chipotle peppers. For now, these specialty brews are only available at Historic's tasting room in Flag. But you can jump on the Bipolar Express today, and I suggest you do. Or not. Whatever.

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In these photos you can see the Dead Sea at sunrise. This place is very unique and one of the most beautiful places in the world. It is not a secret that the Dead Sea is drying out slowly and it is possible that in the future its ironic name will become a reality. This place can really DIE one day and I want to raise awareness about this situation. I love to take photos of it and enjoy it's eternal magic and beauty If it will disappear someday, at least a memory will remain. So maybe it is a Dead Sea, but at least for now it definitely looks and feels like heaven!


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I'm taking a picture as “seeking me”series. I became interested myself because I used to take a picture of portrait. I got into my great grandmother's chest,and I opened my mind's to listen to “time”. the dead isn't recognized the existence if anyone forgot about them. but when I feel the time, I feel the dead. I'm seeking myself, I hold my roots and times in photography.


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Its decisive tone is derived from the unique taste of its individual ingredients which results in an undeniable rich bitter that finishes with a delicately spiced aftertaste. Golden shades of saffron from Iran. The bitterness of the South Africa aloe and French generation root. The intense notes of Zedoaria and the full-bodied flavor of chamomile. The prevailing impression is bitter-but the finish is spicy: the distinctive fragrance of myrrh from the Horn of Africa. The Fernet Branca experience begins here: a unique voyage of discovery through the places, perfumes and flavors. The rich sensation of 27 herbs gathered from across four continents.
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Placebo have cancelled tomorrow's show in Plymouth.

It follows reports that singer Brian Molko has fallen ill; with the band pulling the plug on its appearance in Portsmouth just two days after he complained of throat problems.

In a statement on Facebook, Plymouth Pavilions said yesterday: "We're currently waiting on confirmation as to whether or not this gig will go ahead and will update our customers one way or another as soon as we receive news from Placebo's promoter.

Placebo confirmed the news on Facebook just after 1pm today.

Placebo performing during their '20th anniversary UK Tour' in Nottingham
Placebo performing during their '20th anniversary UK Tour' in Nottingham

The statement read:

"Dear fans and ticketholders,

"Placebo are very sorry to announce that they will be unable to play their shows at Plymouth Pavillions on Friday 20th October and Wolverhampton Civic Hall on Saturday 21st October.

"Brian Molko saw a specialist ENT doctor who has confirmed that Brian is suffering from a throat problem which is affecting his vocal chords and he needs treatment and complete rest for the next few days.

Brian says “The band and I are absolutely devastated and very sorry for the disappointment and great inconvenience caused by this unfortunate situation. We really wanted to end our UK tour on a high to give thanks to our fans for your incredible support over the years.

"It’s very painful being unable to play so many shows and we are so sad to have let you all down."

"The band have confirmed that with rest and the appropriate treatment they are still hoping to perform the shows at Brixton Academy on Monday 23rd and Tuesday 24th October.

"We would ask all ticketholders to hold onto their tickets whilst we look into the possibility of rescheduling these dates. Alternatively fans will be able to get a full refund from point of purchase. Refunds will be available from 10am Monday 23rd October.

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Farming column with Sam Walton

Do maize and wheat silos like these in USA affect UK markets?
Do maize and wheat silos like these in USA affect UK markets?

Being in an industry where we buy everything at retail and sell everything at wholesale, no wonder some people think we need our heads examined and they may have a point.

In my youth, world prices had little effect on prices here which were not great but stable. Now our product prices seem to depend on the amount of crops produced round the world.

Shipping cereals from these silos based in Australia must cost an awful lot.

Shipping cereals from these silos based in Australia must cost an awful lot.

I have yet to work out how the price of cereals say in either America, Russia or Australia can influence prices here as delivering from any foreign country must cost an awful lot.

Produce needs to be hauled from their large farms to storage silos, then transported to a ship, some of the larger of which apparently only travel one metre on a litre of diesel. When they arrive here the cargo has to be unloaded into another silo, then sent by lorry to farms or wherever so imagine the cost of that.

I think there are a number of people probably in Chicago who sit in an office, trading futures by controlling the market and making a fortune out if it.

I know I can’t go back to the days of my youth but I do remember so well that in those days, you would put a sample of either wheat or barley into a brown paper bag, go to the local livestock market where several local grain traders, usually from animal feed companies would be in attendance.

They would look at the sample, sniff it, bite it or rub it on their sleeve and say yes, that is OK, it will either mill or malt and it is £17 per tonne.

That is what you got with no deductions whereas to-day we have moisture tests, bushel weights, inspections for weed seeds or poor quality grains, levies and anything else the marketeers can come up with! We are on a hiding to nothing.

Some years ago we heard the word subsidies.

They were introduced to help provide cheap food for the nation.

At the same time the retailers also heard that word and immediately took advantage of it so in effect, they got the subsidy by reducing the price to farmers, It is certainly a strange world we live in. Some of you may have heard about last year’s subsidy payment fiasco where the Rural Payments Agency got themselves into the most awful predicament where subsides (which we have to jump through hoops to obtain) were delayed by six months or more for some farmers, of whom I was one.

There was no interest paid for being delayed but if we missed the entry date by one day we would be fined heavily and some of the stupid rules they come out with could make you scream.

One farming friend received a letter to say that one of his field entries was wrong by 0.0001 of a hectare. It would cost more in salary for the man who measured that, than the amount saved.

I Know the public think farmers are feather bedded and moan a lot but the subsidy we now get is only two thirds of what it was when it started and grows less every year which is why the industry is struggling.


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Delays in mail deliveries to areas in western France due to flooding (as of March 3, 2010)

March 3, 2010

There has been flooding in western France, and as a result there may be delays for some time in the delivery of mail to the areas listed below.
There are also likely to be delays to mail sent from those areas to Japan. Please understand in advance. We request your advance understanding.

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France Area postcodes beginning with:
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Possible mail delays that were announced for the following regions due to snowfalls have now ended.
Regions for which delays have ended: the United States, Italy, the United Kingdom, Denmark, Germany, France

  • The above information is according to announcements by each country.
    There may be changes according to conditions in mail destination countries.

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Pursuing M.S in Business Analytics from Oklahoma State University, USA. With over 4 years of experience, seeking full time opportunities in the field of Analytics to leverage my analytical background in solving complex business problems and add value to business.

1: Data Analyst Intern at Loves Travel Stops and country stores (USA) Jan 2018 May 2018

Successfully built a forecasting model to forecasts sales for multiple categories across different channels of 450 Stores in USA, using Arima and various other forecasting models in R.

With 94% accuracy, managers are using these forecasted sales for regulating and replenishment of inventory and stock. The model also accommodates increased promotion sales for the last year.

Also based on the contribution of sales of each category, model forecast demand for 200 categories across Loves.

Successfully deployed and automated the model using R server and SQL server 2016. 2: Data Science Intern at American Fidelity Assurance Company, USA May 2017 Aug 2017

Performed market basket analysis to provide product recommendations based on the customer buying patterns using association rule mining.

Developed a dashboard to determine the relationship between Macro parameters like Unemployment, GDP, Healthcare consumption and company parameters like Annual Premium Earned Premium, Loss ratio etc. 3: Graduate research Assistant, Oklahoma state University, USA Jan 2017-Dec 2017

Assisted a marketing professor in ongoing research using SQL, R and tableau.

Extracted the data for sentiment analysis using Factiva and other sources. 4: Analyst at Accenture, Delhi, India Sept 2014 June 2016

Built a predictive model to predict the likelihood of churn and identify at risk customers for customized targeting.

Built customer segmentation model using customer demographics, behavioral and transactions history data for a retail client to help in marketing personalized promotional offers to increase cross-sell & up-sell.

Successfully built a predictive model to predict response rates of campaigns to identify the best customers for targeting.

Successfully built a customer segmentation model using RFM analysis to help in marketing personalized promotional offers. INDUSTRY PROJECTS

1: Customer Segmentation model with Comcast, USA (Cable Provider) Jan 2017 May 2017

Explored and analyzed data for one of America’s biggest telecommunication company in order to understand the relationship between services used by customer and demographics & developed a road map for converting the least profitable segment to the most profitable.

Segmented & clustered data by K means clustering, based on services used by 0.2 million customers as base variables and, demographics as descriptors.

2: Pricing Elasticity Model with Founders Brewery, Michigan April 2018

Successfully presented a price-elasticity model that calculates the elasticity of various SKUs of Founders against SKUs of competitors across multiple regions using IRI data.

Multiple regression model is being used to find out the cross price elasticity. 3: Image Classification Sept 2017 – Dec 2017

Developed an Image classification model for movie posters in order to detect the genre of a movie which could help film makers/ad makers in targeting or marketing movies/advertisements to the desired audience using VGG16. 4: Warranty Claims Analysis with Ditch Witch, USA (Construction) Aug 2016 Dec 2016

Analyzed the impact of geographical areas on warranty claims using ANOVA and other statistical tests. SKILLS

1: Language/Tools – Python (NumPy, scikit learn, Pandas, OpenCV, and Matplotlib), R, SQL, and Advance/BASE SAS Certified. 2: Statistical Test and Machine Learning – A/B Test, Regression, Decision Trees, Random Forest, Gradient Boosting, Cluster Analysis, Neural Networks, Convolutional Neural Network, SVM, Time Series Analysis. 3: Visualization – Qlik, Tableau, SAP BO.

4: Big data/Tools – Basic Knowledge of Hadoop, Pig, Hive, Spark 5: Business – Marketing & Retail Analytics Customer Relation Management, Data Analysis & Management, Data Warehousing. EDUCATION

Masters of Science in Business Analytics May2018/GPA-3.78 Oklahoma State University – Stillwater, Oklahoma, USA Bachelor of Technology in Computer Science May 2014/GPA-3.92 Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, India

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 PoultryWorld - Cal-Maine Foods reports strong egg sales

News update:Mar 9, 2016

Cal-Maine Foods reports strong egg sales

US egg producer, Cal-Maine Foods,has reported that its net sales for the second quarter of fiscal 2013 were $328.9 million compared with net sales of $290.4 million for the same quarter of fiscal 2012.

“We are pleased with the continued growth in sales for the second quarter of fiscal 2013; however, our operating results also reflect challenging market conditions and increased input costs,” stated Dolph Baker, chairman, president and chief executive officer of Cal-Maine Foods. “The higher sales reflect a 9.1% growth in dozens sold and a 4.0% increase in average selling prices compared with the second quarter of fiscal 2012.

“Our specialty egg sales accounted for 16.4% of dozens sold and 22.9% of total shell egg sales revenue for the quarter. Specialty eggs are an important area of focus for Cal-Maine Food’s growth strategy as they continue to gain popularity with consumers looking for healthy choices, and have higher and less cyclical retail selling prices. Specialty egg prices were up 4.8% in the second quarter of fiscal 2013 compared with the same period last year.

“Our profitability for the second quarter of fiscal 2013 was adversely affected by higher costs for corn and soybean meal, our primary feed ingredients, and additional expenses related to recent acquisitions. The severe drought over the summer months pushed corn prices to record high levels at the end of the summer. While these costs have come off their peak levels, our feed costs per dozen were 23.4% higher in the second quarter than the same period a year ago. We expect our feed costs to remain high and volatile for the remainder of fiscal 2013. In addition, according to the most recent USDA report, the number of laying hens on December 1, 2012, was 2.5% higher compared with a year ago, affecting the current market supply of eggs. However, the hatch for egg- type chicks has declined over the past two consecutive years and was down 2.9% for the first 11 months of calendar 2012 compared with the same period in calendar 2011. While we note these market dynamics for Cal-Maine Foods and our industry, we remain focused on executing our strategy to be an efficient low-cost producer.

“We continued to expand our operations in fiscal 2013 as we completed another acquisition during the second quarter,” added Baker. “As previously announced, we acquired the commercial egg production and related assets of Texas-based Maxim Production Co., Inc., including a feed mill and two production complexes with capacity for approximately 3.5 million laying hens with related pullet capacity. In addition, we added related contract capacity for approximately 500,000 laying hens. This transaction, along with our previous acquisition of the Pilgrim’s Pride egg production assets, further advances our strategy to grow our business through selective acquisitions. Our management team is focused on making the right investments to ensure a successful integration of these additional facilities. We are pleased with our progress to date and look forward to the new opportunities ahead for Cal-Maine Foods.”

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 PoultryWorld - Innoves Animal Health hits the Indian market

Innoves Animal Health hits the Indian market

Since March 2010, Innoves Animal Health Private Limited is a new company on the Indian animal health market.

The company's key business assets will be dairy, poultry, and companion animal health care. In addition, Innoves will offer veterinary diagnostics (real time testing). These services would be provided through Vetlab (India’s first professionally managed private veterinary diagnostic lab) which is part of Innoves sister company Happypet Solutions Private Limited.

The products will be available in the market as of May, 2010. The dairy range will be the first introduced, after which the pet products will hit the market.

Innoves has teamed up with 3 leading manufacturing partners who have rich experience in veterinary pharmaceuticals manufacturing such as CID Lines in Belgium. The expertise of CID Lines - biosecurity products – is of high demand in India where milk hygiene / food hygiene is still lacking behind.

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 PoultryWorld - Starfish and mussels possible protein source for hens

News update:Mar 9, 2016

Starfish and mussels possible protein source for hens

A new research project by Aarhus University and the Danish Shellfish Centre is investigating the possibility of using starfish and mussels as alternative sources of protein for laying hens and young pigs.

The project will examine whether mussels and starfish can be used as an alternative source of protein – in terms of quality – to soy and fish waste and whether it is economically viable to trawl them up from the sea.

Mussels have the ability to remove nutrients from the fjords and can therefore make an important contribution to reducing the impact of pollution on the fjords from, for example, pig farms

"We work from the concept of so-called compensatory farming, where the nutrients leached into the fjords from households, industry and agriculture can be returned onto land in the form of, for example, pig feed using proteins from mussels and starfish," says Jan Værum Nørgaard, project member and associate professor the Department of Animal Science at Aarhus University.

Work is also ongoing to ensure that compensatory mussel farming may allow farmers to buy mussel farms where the nutrients they remove from the fjords can then be offset in their farm nutrient balance sheet.

Suitable for organic production?

Originally, the idea was to examine only mussels as a protein source, but the booming number of starfish at the bottom of the fjord has in the past years turned into a pest, because the starfish are predating the mussels.

"Starfish are being sent to Poland for processing and sold as fish feed in Poland, which is not a particularly lucrative business for the fishermen. We are therefore also looking at whether starfish can be used as a protein source," explains Jan Værum Nørgaard.

"If our results show that mussels and starfish are good sources of protein, this could be particularly interesting for organic egg producers because they lack good protein sources, says Jan.

The first results from the project are expected before the end of the year.

Source: Aarhus University

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Place-Based Innovation for a Bounded Planet

Robin Hambleton

Leading the Inclusive City

Robin Hambleton

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Growing global inequality is often at its most stark in cities—and cities themselves are often seen as powerless to affect the problem, which is driven more by national and global trends than by local policies. While acknowledging the difficulties cities face, Leading the Inclusive City mounts a powerful case that cities do have tools at their disposal for ameliorating inequality, advancing social justice, promoting environmental responsibility, and bolstering community empowerment. Using examples from cities around the world, Robin Hambleton educates and inspires, offering practical ideas for local leaders who want to change urban life for the better.

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“Inclusiveness and sustainability are common themes in current urban planning. Hambleton argues that creative leadership by local innovators is an essential step to both kinds of development. . . . This is emphatically not the ‘new public management’ of the 1990s or the neoliberal preference for private markets over governmental intervention. Rather, the development Hambleton advocates will be brought about by close collaboration among public officials, businesses, nonprofits, and individual community leaders who are committed to inclusive policies. This is a useful work for practitioners as well as academics, offering conceptual and instrumental insights that should stimulate cross-disciplinary dialogue. . . . Recommended.”
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“This book persuasively argues that place-based leadership can shape more inclusive, democratic, and sustainable cities. Drawing on detailed ‘Innovation Stories’ from around the globe, Hambleton’s work invites lesson-drawing from both practitioners and scholars.”
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