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The one laid out is mine. The one below is NIP and that would be the one I would send. You can see how you use the templates to align stickers, but they are made of a very flexible plastic so that you can slip them out from under the letters when you are done.
Access to Rigor and Aligning Standards to College and Work Readiness
Joel Vargas, program director, Jobs for the Future
(October 23, 2008)
The Crescent Beach Swing bridge is ready for the morning Amtrak Cascades service.
The swing span dates from 1914 although it has only been in place here since 1962. It was recently refurbished and is to remain after the wooden trestle is replaced next year.
Plant fossils in the Pennsylvanian of Ohio, USA.
"Carbonization" refers to fossils that are preserved as dark, flattened, carbon-rich films. This is a common preservation style in plant fossils, but some fossil animal groups are usually carbonized - for example, the graptolites.
The abundant plant fossil fragments shown here are in siliciclastic sedimentary rocks of the Pottsville Group, a Pennsylvanian-aged cyclothemic succession in eastern Ohio that contains nonmarine shales, marine shales, siltstones, sandstones, coals, marine limestones, and chert ("flint"). The lower Pottsville dates to the late Early Pennsylvanian. The upper part dates to the early Middle Pennsylvanian. The Lower-Middle Pennsylvanian boundary is apparently somewhere near the Boggs Member (?).
Notice that many of the elongated plant fragments are oriented more-or-less parallel to each other. This is the result of current alignment, probably in an ancient fluvial environment.
Stratigraphy: nonmarine siliciclastics above the Lower Mercer Shale, Pottsville Group, Atokan Stage, lower Middle Pennsylvanian
Locality: Rock Cut railroad cut - talus piece from a small, spring 2017, mass wasting pile along the southern side of Ohio Central Railroad tracks (west of milepost 134), ~southwest of Copeland Island & south-southeast of the town of Dresden, northern Muskingum County, eastern Ohio, USA (~vicinity of 40° 04’ 24.41” North latitude, ~81° 59’ 11.25” West longitude)
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The New Year brings with it a fresh start. A reboot. An opportunity to refresh your daily agenda. A chance to change directions. An excuse to Re:Align.
Work less. Eat better. Travel more. Start a business. Volunteer. Save Money. Get Organized. Read more often. Learn a new language. Lose weight. Master Photoshop. Get a promotion. Reconnect with old friends. Run a marathon. Write a book. Launch an app.
No matter what 2014 has in store for you, we wanted to help make that happen. Re:Align wasn't a program for the faint of heart. It was an opportunity for kickass women with big dreams to hit the ground running. And that they did!
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Plusieurs monuments parisiens dans le même axe : l'arc de triomphe de l'Étoile, l'obélisque de la Concorde, le bassin octogonal des Tuileries... Et "Magna Mater" des Frères Chapuisat.
At the Welshpool & Llanfair Light Railway there is track renewal taking place at Dolarddyn Curve. New, S30 profile, rails are being laid on baseplates and composite reinforced plastic sleepers using screws. The screws are inserted using a Bance petrol powered impact driver.
In order to invent new materials to use in better batteries, solar cells and other technological advances, scientists must delve deeply into the nanoscale—the nearly atomic scale where structures determine how materials react with each other. At the nanoscale, anything can happen; materials can change colors and form into astonishing structures. These are some of the results from studies at the nanoscale.
ABOVE: Nanofabrication of aligned carbon nanotubes in patterned structure.
Artist/Researcher: Junbing Yang
More information on Argonne National Laboratory.
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By Junbing Yang
Scientists grow these extremely tiny "nanotubes" out of carbon for a variety of technologies. Carbon nanotubes are already in electronics, boat hulls, tennis rackets, wind turbine blades, and more, but researchers have many more ideas for future technology. This is an image straight from a scanning electron microscope without any alteration.
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Controlled growth of aligned carbon nanotubes in different patterns.
Walking on the roads of Greenwich, I turned my head towards these windows just as the lights in both the floors lined up. Thought it'll be a fun shot, considering that moving a foot on either side made the lights completely out of line :)
Datation: 2012 ap JC. La disposition de ces mégalithes laisse à penser à un rite, une coutume ancestrale encore méconnue. Les couleurs des objets étudiés sont relatives aux deux castes de l'époque: en jaune les "écolos" et en prune les "consommateurs primaires".
Had expired Arista 8x10 so thought I'd go out with this. Had some issues with fogging and not sure why but with old film never can tell what you might get. Was a cloudy day so did the best I could - always love the detail one gets with large format.
NEW YORK, NY - SEPTEMBER 19: Senior Vice President, Values Aligned Business at Etsy Heather Jassy, SVP of Talent, Rewards and People Analytics, Hilton Worldwide Laura Fuentes, Foursquare CEO Jeff Glueck, Member of the United States of House of Representatives from New York Kathleen Rice and CNN Digital Correspondent and Editor-at-Large Kelly Wallace speak at the 2016 Concordia Summit - Day 1 at Grand Hyatt New York on September 19, 2016 in New York City. (Photo by Ben Hider/Getty Images for Concordia Summit)
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The number of homes being repossessed fell by 1% in the second quarter of the year to 9,000, compared with 9,100 in the first three months of 2011, according to the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML). But some housing insiders claim the UK is set to experience an "arrears timebomb", which will go off as soon as rates rise next year.
The three-month figure represents a 7% fall on the number of home repossessions recorded in the second quarter of 2010 and takes the total number in the first half of 2011 to 18,100 compared with 19,500 in 2010.
But the number of mortgages in arrears of between 1.5% and 2.5% of the outstanding balance edged up from 77,800 to 78,500 in the second quarter of the year, and the CML did not revise its total repossession forecasts for 2011 and 2012, which stand at a respective 40,000 and 45,000.
CML director general Paul Smee said: "Mortgage repayment problems have stabilised against a backdrop of stable employment and low interest rates. Despite current uncertainty in financial markets, we see no need to revise our forecasts. Anyone with debt worries should take advice and speak to their lender at the earliest opportunity, as most temporary financial problems can be resolved.
"It is clear from the low rate of repossession that lenders want to keep people in their homes, and are successfully doing so in the vast majority of arrears cases. Repossession really is seen as a last resort."
Chris Gardner, director of mortgage broker Obligo, warned: "This year's apparently modest figures could be the tip of the iceberg. They're being kept artificially low by two important factors: the interest rate is at a historic low, and lenders have shown remarkable forbearance. Together they have created a fool's paradise, where people's mortgage payments are comparatively low and lenders are being especially tolerant of late payers.
"But lenders' forbearance cannot last forever and if they change their approach the rug will quickly be pulled from under many late payers, leading to thousands more repossessions.
"While this week's low growth forecast from the Bank of England is likely to mean an interest rate rise is still some time off, when – not if – the rate goes up there will be a big spike in arrears.
"The current low rate means that many who are just able to meet their repayments now will soon be swamped by even a small rate rise. Together they form an arrears timebomb, which will go off as soon as rates rise next year."
The CML has also announced that the value of new buy-to-let loans increased by 21% in the second quarter of 2011, driven mainly by remortgaging. It said there were 32,000 buy-to-let loans worth £3.5bn taken out from April to June, the highest number and value since the last quarter of 2008.
David Whittaker, managing director of Mortgages for Business, said: "Landlords are basking in the glow of the BTL [buy to let] sector at the moment. Product numbers are up, yields are healthy and rents are in no danger of falling. Amid a backdrop of uncertain markets and social unrest, the BTL market is one of the few beacons of light in an otherwise depressing picture. Landlords and professional property investors are voting with their feet that now is a good time to be in the market and we expect this to continue throughout the rest of the year."
However, the CML added that the BTL market is running at around one third of the levels seen at the peak of lending in 2007.
Citizens Advice has tips for homeowners struggling to keep up with mortgage payments, claiming it has dealt with more than 100,000 mortgage and secured loan arrears and stopped 5,000 people becoming homeless over the past 12 months.
Chief executive Gillian Guy said: "With the cost of living going up daily and incomes lagging badly behind, mortgage lenders and the government must focus on helping people stay in their homes. Repossession is a terrifying prospect and should always be the last resort."
Citizens Advice suggests that if you fall behind you should make mortgage payments a top priority – you could lose your home if you fall behind – and let your lender know if you are having problems rather than simply stop paying or miss payments. Get free, independent advice as soon as you realise there's a problem (don't wait until you're threatened with court action) and see if your lender will agree to reduce your monthly interest payments or make other adjustments.
You may also be entitled to benefits, tax credits and other help if you are struggling. Don't ignore court papers and court hearings and, if facing repossession, find out if you qualify for the government's mortgage rescue scheme, which may allow you to sell your house but continue to live in it and pay rent. Ask your local council for details.
Mortgage directive
In a busy week for the CML, the organisation also said it was concerned about a proposed European directive on mortgages that could have serious implications for mortgage and housing markets in many European countries. The European commission said it wanted to introduce measures that would reinforce responsible lending and borrowing.
The measures include: a "cooling-off" period for borrowers of at least 14 working days after a mortgage offer has been made; compensation for consumers if credit is rejected because a reference agency supplies an inaccurate report; the right for borrowers to make under- and overpayments without penalty, and for them to be able to draw down in the future any overpayments they have made; and a ban on arrears charges if payment problems arise that are beyond the control of the borrower.
The CML argued that, while some UK lenders already allow under- and overpayments, introducing it across the board would impose costs on lenders and could make all mortgages more expensive. It argued that the other measures could also result in added costs for mortgage providers as well as leading to uncertainty for firms, which may make it more difficult for higher-risk customers to obtain mortgage finance.
The CML said: "Measures seeking to protect consumers may not be in their wider interests if they result in exclusion from the market for large numbers of customers. Additionally, all customers could face higher costs to cover the provision of measures that are used only by a few."
Source: www.guardian.co.uk/money/2011/aug/11/home-repossessions-f...
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