 expand in this market.
Paccor will supply rigid film and Veripack FFS (Form Fill Seal) machines.
The partnership will help two manufacturers to expand in India, the second most populated country in the world and second fastest growing economy globally, driven mainly by domestic consumption over the last 15 years. It is also the country with full commitment in launching a circular economy and changing habits of using plastics among its inhabitants.
Recent shift in India’s regulations in terms of packaging and plastic use have launched an ecological evolution and have stimulated a fast-growing demand of know-how and sustainable plastic packaging solutions.
Varese-headquartered Veripack was acquired by a competitive national packaging machinery manufacturer Ilpra early this year.Marley’s garland boa is the latest accessory. He does look pleased with himself. Is this a foretelling of changes in his partner Scrooge’s inner being????
Who will get the trinket at pudding time after all???
I’m so lucky! I got the coolest Rockdale postcards and stickers in the mail. I LOVE them!!!!!
ELF is BACK!!!
I really thought he was starring in the play.
It’s a *Poppets* Christmas Carol–yeah?
Marley got a job, and no longer looks so worried. Do I see a bit of a smile?
Love the little fellow in the third row. Imp would like to sit beside him.
I can see a “ghostly” tale coming right up!
Save me a ticket!
LOVE Marley’s holiday accessory.Tonight is WWE Elimination Chamber, here is the Pulse Wrestling crew's full preview with predictions!
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Saturday Evening Post 09.22.2018 – More Flea!Sinead Greenaway, Director of Technology and Operations, UKTV, says: "Virtualized Live Playout is the product of a collaboration between UKTV and Ericsson to solve a real business problem - the delivery of a cost effective and flexible solution to support UKTV's live broadcast ambitions. We are delighted to have been part of such an innovative project and look forward to the service becoming an integral part of the broadcast landscape over the coming years."
Thorsten Sauer, Head of Broadcast and Media Services, Ericsson, says: "Our Virtualized Live Playout service is a real-life example of utilizing advances in virtualization and cloud technology. It will provide our customers with the flexibility and agility that their programming needs while having 'linear equivalent' reliability without the need for dedicated technology investment and the risk of under-utilized capacity. This new service complements our industry leading playout portfolio and leverages our vast experience in running live services including high profile sports, entertainment and news events, which we deliver every day for our clients through our playout centers across the globe."import sys

from.test_api import ApiTests
from.test_code_sbs import CodeTests
from.test_corpus import SbsCorpusCompileTests
from.test_errors import ErrorTests, ErrorTestsBuiltin
from.test_flags import FlagTests
from.test_graph import GraphTests
from.test_optimizer import AstOptimizerTests
from.test_peephole import PeepHoleTests
from.test_sbs_stdlib import SbsCompileTests
from.test_symbols import SymbolVisitorTests
from.test_unparse import UnparseTests
from.test_visitor import VisitorTests

try:
    import cinder

    from.test_static import StaticCompilationTests, StaticRuntimeTests
except ImportError:
    pass


if sys.version_info >= (3, 7):
    from.test_py37 import Python37Tests

if sys.version_info >= (3, 8):
    from.test_py38 import Python38Tests
We are really pleased to announce that the Living by Giving Trust has been able to facilitate the donation of a hot tub for Millie, and are very grateful to HotSpring World for their donation. Thank you to Terri Betts for organising and coordinating this. The Trust have worked with Millie and her family for a number of years, and are so pleased that the hot tub is already giving Millie such relief from her constant pain. You can still help us support Millie, by reading more here or donating here.
For more on this story, please read the press release below.
After receiving a letter from the Living by Giving Trust, a Trust designed to enhance the living qualities of the less fortunate, HotSpring World has donated one of their products to a little girl with a big heart.
Millie is nine years old and is from Milton Keynes. A few years ago, she was diagnosed with metachromatic leukodystrophy (MLD). A genetic condition, MLD is extremely rare. It is thought only one in 40,000 people are afflicted with it. It affects nerves, muscles, organs and even behaviour. The life expectancy of MLD sufferers ranges between 10 and 15 years of age.
Living by Giving’s current project is ‘Young People New Experiences’. In Millie’s case, the charity’s aim was to give her an opportunity to live comfortably, without the constant pain that is a symptom of the condition.
In the months before the appeal to HotSpring World, Millie’s parents took her to a hydrotherapy centre near their home. The results were amazing. Having seemingly lost the ability to smile, once in the water her beautiful grin had returned to her face. The feeling of weightlessness that the hot tub provided gave Millie a welcome respite from the constant discomfort she felt being strapped into a wheelchair. In order to give Millie this enjoyment on a day to day basis, Living by Giving acted and HotSpring World responded.
This is a sentiment that was echoed by HotSpring World. Lynda Smart stated ‘we are absolutely delighted to help Millie in her long battle against MLD. Knowing the benefits hydrotherapy has on conditions such as Millie’s, we are proud to have contributed such a worthwhile asset to her life.
‘Hearing the struggles she has to go through on a daily basis, and the efforts her parents and carers go to in order to ensure she is as comfortable as possible, we hope that this hot tub will make all of their lives a little easier.
The Georgia coast is about 110 miles long and includes 15 barrier islands, miles of salt marsh, the city of Savannah, historic towns, and beautiful beaches. Jekyll, St. Simons, Sea and Tybee are the only islands accessible by car. The rest of Georgia’s islands can only be reached by boat. Cumberland Island National Seashore and Sapelo Island can each be reached by ferry.
Tybee Island is Georgia’s northernmost barrier island. Just 20 minutes east of downtown Savannah, Tybee is a popular tourist destination with miles of beach, many fun restaurants, the tallest lighthouse in Georgia, and Fort Pulaski National Monument and Cockspur Island Lighthouse nearby.
South of Savannah, St. Simons and Sea Island are the next islands that can be reached by road. With miles of beach, a village area by the fishing pier, Ft. Frederica National Monument, and golf courses, St. Simons is a popular beach destination.
The southernmost island that can be reached by road is Jekyll Island. Jekyll Island was once the winter home for many of America’s wealthiest families. Visitors to Jekyll can see many of these historic homes, ride bikes on its many bike trails, and enjoy its beautiful driftwood beach. Jekyll Island is owned by the state of Georgia.
Most of Sapelo Island is owned by the state of Georgia and is one of the barrier Islands that can only be reached by boat. A ferry runs from near the town of Darien.
Ancient Live Oaks dripping in Spanish Moss, spring Azaleas, salt marsh, waterways, shrimp boats, fresh seafood, and wild life are all part of what makes coastal Georgia so special.
Many thanks to guest host Anne of Slow Shutter Speed for this week’s Lens Artists photo challenge #203:Local Vistas.Abstract
SPECTROSCOPIC MEASURES OF PLANETARY VELOCITIES.—A new feature in the application of the Doppler-Fizeau principle has been recently brought forward by M. Deslandres (Comptes rendus, Feb. 25). It is to the effect that when we observe the spectrum of a body shining by reflected light the displacement of the lines due to movements in the line of sight depends upon the movement of the body with respect to the original source of light, as well as on its movement with regard to the observer.
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