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VESA-COMPATIBLE: 75/100 AND CAN SECURELY MOUNT UP TO 17.6 LBS PER MONITOR. Designed with durability and functionality in mind, the Jestik Arc is VESA-compatible and can securely support up to 17.6 lbs per mount with great stability. Our design team has ensured that you will get quality support for your monitors.
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JESTIK ARC TRIPLE MONITOR STAND has fully customizable features that will allow you to adjust your view however you prefer it - you can tilt the left and right monitors only, center monitor does not tilt, rotate and switch from landscape to portrait.The Waterloo Bucks have now dropped a season-high five consecutive games and are at.500 for the first time this summer after falling at St. Cloud, 4-1, Wednesday night (Aug. 3, 2016).
Waterloo (9-18, 31-13) jumped out to an early 1-0 advantage, scoring its only run in the top of the second inning. Alex Boxwell got on base with a hustle-double to left-center field and later scored on Luke Barry's single up the middle.
The Rox (18-7, 42-18) took the lead with a pair of runs in the third and doubled their total with two more runs in the sixth inning.
Jared Crescentini (5-3) was charged with his second-straight loss for the Bucks, allowing two runs on five hits over five innings. Crescentini ended his outing with five strike outs and three walks.
St. Cloud starter Dan Metzdorf (4-1) retired 13 consecutive Waterloo batters at one point, while recording his third consecutive victory. Collin Strall (10) secured the save with the six-out save. Strall struck out two and allowed two hits in two scoreless innings of relief.
UP NEXT: The Bucks return home on Thursday (Aug. 4) for the start of a two-game homestand against first-half North Division champion Eau Claire. First pitch is scheduled at 7:05 p.m. at Riverfront Stadium in Waterloo.The hands of a gardener take much abuse.
Undoubtedly every gardener has good intentions to wear gloves when working in the dirt, but gardeners are easily distracted.
A trip to the garden to harvest just a few sprigs of rosemary for lunch turns into pulling a few weeds or fixing a trellis. Before long, the hands are taking all kinds of abuse.
Nourish the skin with this herbal gardener’s salve for hardworking hands. With skin-healing calendula and meadowsweet, this salve whips up in a hurry to repair, soothe, and smooth the skin.
Calendula blossoms are considered antibacterial. They are the focus of scientific studies for their sterilization properties.
These beautiful blooms are an ideal component in many lotions due to their softening and soothing nature.
Furthermore, calendula’s antibacterial properties may help with any small cuts or scrapes that are often found on a gardener’s hands.
Wilderness Family Naturals Calendula Blossom Petals are perfect for a gardener’s abused hands.
Meadowsweet contains a naturally high amount of salicylic acid, the same compound found in aspirin.
Additionally, meadowsweet herb is traditionally used to fight inflammation. So it is an ideal herb to infuse into the oil for slathering on abused hands and inflamed joints.
Infusing meadowsweet into oil is quick and easy with Wilderness Family Naturals Powdered Meadowsweet.
Treat those hardworking hands to healing herbal goodness with this DIY salve throughout the gardening season. Make extra for gift-giving too!
Nourish the skin with this herbal gardener's salve for hardworking hands. As a bonus, it whips up in a hurry to repair, soothe, and smooth the skin.
In the top of a double boiler, combine the olive oil, meadowsweet, and calendula. Stir together and heat gently over the simmering water for 30 minutes.
Use a coffee filter, to strain the herbs from the oil. Place this over the simmering water again.
Wipe out the top of the double boiler to remove any herbal residue.
Return the strained oil to the top of the double boiler.
Stir and heat just until the beeswax is melted.
Pour the salve into a tin and allow to harden before covering.
To use, simply spread the salve over clean hands, allowing it to be absorbed by the skin.
Use this herbal gardener's salve up within 1 year.
How do you care for your hardworking hands? Would you like to try this herbal gardener's salve with calendula and meadowsweet?
While access to medical marijuana has become more common than ever, it is unfortunate that some states still offer little to no help for patients who need it. Some states, like Texas, seem to allow compassionate access through bills that are titled as such and legalize low-THC CBD oil, but many of these laws only permit possession – and often for just a limited number of conditions.
Though Texans do have three dispensaries to access their low-THC cannabis oil, it is only available to patients with intractable epilepsy, and only after they have had no success or relief with at least five other medications. This law was implemented in 2015, but now 84 percent of Texans want to see medical marijuana access expanded, and some lawmakers are hoping this can be the year progress is made.
There are multiple bills floating around in both chambers of Texas legislature that hope to significantly expand access to medical marijuana. Senate Bill 90, which was introduced by Senator Jose Menéndez, would give doctors the ability to recommend medical marijuana for any patient they believe could benefit from it.
There are also bills circulating that hope to reduce penalties for possession of marijuana, such as House Bill 63, filed by Representative Joe Moody, which would turn possession of an ounce or less into a civil offense punishable by a fine of up to $250. Almost 70 percent of Texans support reducing punishments for simple marijuana possession to eliminate life-long problems that follow conviction, such as being unable to get financial aid, find rental housing, or obtain employment.
Unfortunately, so far none of these bills have seen a vote – but there is still time for them to end up on the governor’s desk by May 29th when the legislative session ends. However, if none of the medical marijuana bills see a vote by then, they won’t until 2021, as Texas legislature gathers bi-annually. Hopefully, lawmakers can take the time to really consider how voters feel about the issues and make these changes a priority in the current legislative session.
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Time to get the governor and lieutenant governor out of office. We are starting to realize they are not for the people. Come on Texas let’s overthrow them for committing crimes against us! Time to stand up for OUR rights. Not the legislature’s who think they are doctors. They are paid off by big pharma. Give us God’s creation, and stop sinning by allowing citizens to be jailed for a plant that helps. We are living in a prison when we dictate what our government can let us consume that betters us. Let’s go Texans time to rise up against the REAL CRIMINALS.<filename>graphics/src/main/java/engine/graphics/display/CursorShape.java
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In our final article of the year we will be talking about a long time distributor of SupaBord products- Womersley’s Mitre 10!
The Womersley’s group have been purchasing and distributing our products for almost 4 years, and have found success through selling SupaBord in both commercial and residential spaces.
In the eyes of the consumer, these stores are just another big box hardware store. However there is a substantially greater meaning and history behind these particular stores within the Mitre 10 network.
When Jack Womersley bought interests in a local Frankston timber mill established in 1922. In 1959, Jack became one of eight founding members of Mitre 10, before handing the reigns to sons Geoff and Fred. Jack’s grandson’s Stuart, Peter and Scott Womersley are now running the business. The Family purchased Sorrento Timber and Hardware in 2004 and the Chelsea Heights Mitre 10 store in 2007.
Today, Womersley’s Mitre 10 continues the tradition of service excellence that began 90 years ago, we are proud of our local heritage and look forward to serving the thriving communities of Chelsea Heights, Frankston and Sorrento.
Through these Mitre 10 stores, SupaBord has been able to prove their success within the temporary floor protection market by being the leading product of floor protection and tapes for an array of commercial jobs under the likes of Melbourne Designer