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This meeting will help advance electrification of Army combat and tactical systems by enabling industry to invest and innovate on combat vehicle products that meet Army needs, which can be integrated into systems with minimal cost and schedule.

Dance Project Presents Artists in Residence Showcase: 8 p.m. Dec. 14, Dance Project, Studio 323, 200 N. Davie St., GB. Collection of works by choreographers and dancers in the Fall 2018 Artist in Residence program. Free. Donations to Dance Project will be accepted. Some content may not be suitable for ages 12 and younger. 366-373-2727.

Tot Shabbat: 1st and 3rd Saturdays of the month at 10:30 a.m. April date: April 21. Tot Shabbat services precede general Shabbat morning services at 11 a.m. Young children sing along with clergy, hear stories and receive special blessings. Services are held in the Library Children’s Room.

The six projects are part of the third round of funding provided through this DOE funding opportunity announcement. In total, DOE has provided nearly $100 million in 2018 to support private–public partnerships developing innovative nuclear technologies.

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— “Hart announced he would resign from Williams & Jensen hours before the firm filed a disclosure showing that he lobbied the EPA for Smithfield Foods in the first quarter of 2017. While Hart, the chairman and former chief executive of the firm, has disputed that the contact he had with Pruitt and Pruitt’s chief of staff, Ryan Jackson, constituted lobbying activity, the disclosure indicates otherwise. Hart lobbied the EPA on issues ‘relating to support for EPA Chesapeake Bay Programs,’ according to the disclosure. Pruitt told Fox News earlier this month that ‘Hart has no clients that have business before this agency.’” Full story.

Degree drama: The University of Wollongong partners with The Ramsay Centre to deliver a Western Civilisation degree, which has been rejected by at least one other university amid concerns about academic freedom.

With each pet at CHS receiving full-service medical treatment—ranging from spays, neuters and vaccinations to more complex expert care—by a staff veterinary team, funds for medical care are needed more than ever before. Proceeds from "Tell Me Another: Tails" will support this lifesaving medical attention.

Lihua International’s mailing address is C/O LIHUA HOLDINGS LIMITED HOUXIANG FIVE STAR INDUSTRY DISTRICT, DANYANG CITY F4, 212312. The industrial products company can be reached via phone at 86-511-8631-7399 or via email at [email protected]

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“It gives me chills and…it bolsters me, and my confidence that we’re doing the right thing, and that we’re making an impactful show, and we’re not just superfluous entertainment,” series regular Madeline Brewer told THR. “We ask a lot of our viewers: we ask them to be uncomfortable and scared and frustrated and angry, and celebrate our joyous moments with us and our deepest, deepest sadnesses with us. And for the show to take on another life like that, for it to take on the life of resistance and have this symbol, it’s all I could ever dream of, and it’s so, so important.”  

A drop-in fee of $10 is collected at the door from non-members. The speaker starts at 7:30 p.m. but guests can come early, by 7 p.m., to socialize, browse CHS library books, participate in the raffle, see travel fliers and ask plant questions.

The Enugu Electricity Distribution Company (EEDC) on Friday said it had arrested seven suspected vandals in three states of the South-east.

Most of the wrought iron in the UK was chopped up and used for steel production during WW2;whole estate railings where stripped,and never replaced…wrought iron proved a very good material for this job as when the surface corroded (old-fashioned paint wasn’t much good) the black oxide stopped the core material rusting. After the war there where far more ‘easy money’ jobs available than blacksmithing! most of the late 18th century and early 19th century blacksmiths literally worked themselves to death..producing parts for the new industries which eventually took their jobs.another irony is that most of the work modern blacksmiths get is replicating things that where ripped down as they fell out of fashion. The troops who fought the japanese with the ghurkha’s had miniature portable forges which they carried with them to keep the edges sharp on their kukri’s; hacking through dense vegetation soon blunts a machete..I have one, it was complete till some little germ stole the hand-wound blower..i call it the ‘padlock’; as its shaped like one! though i don’t think i’d like to lug the thing through dense jungle… One of the guys that taught me was also a master woodworker,but craftsmanship is too underrated;even he had trouble finding work,in either craft.He ended up going to Africa and showing the locals how to chop up wrecked tanks to turn into tools for farming and construction,once the civil war left; the countries where in rubble,and nothing was growing there to eat…an old solution to an old problem.humans forget the wrong things;craft things and don’t fight each other! or was it destroy things and kill..?