 This forum will explore the use of USP apparatus and modifications to the standard USP apparatus designed to yield small volume dissolution methods with reliable results.
Long processing times are common in the manufacture of high potency, modified release beads. Using the Granurex©, a conical rotary system, spherical beads can be manufactured and coated in a fraction of the time required when compared to traditional processes.
Ryan Crawford, Process Development Scientist – Freund Vector.
Use of canine PK/ PD models in the development of differentiated drug products.
In development of differentiated drug products, Pharmaceutical companies often outsource animal testing to preclinical CROs for establishing bioequivalence / superiority to the RLD. This presentation will address the strategies involving canine as a best animal model for development of differentiated drug product dosage forms.This Historic London Town Gardens wedding in Edgewater, MD held a special place in my heart. The bride, Maureen, is a friend of highschool and I couldn’t have been any happier than I was to capture her and Stephen’s wedding day. She was such a beautiful bride and having of gotten to know them through the process – I was so happy and proud that she had such a wonderful partner by her side.
Some of her bridesmaids were also friends from highschool so, honestly, I just felt “at home.” In addition to the wonderful people I was surrounded by, the location was to-die-for and is a gardening & history junkies dream come true. The locations doubles as a botanical garden and has waterfront views that transport you to cloud 9.
I am humbled and honored by Maureen & Stephen for including in their special day and will treasure these images for years to come.Under the patronage of His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, Crown Prince, Deputy Supreme Commander and Chairman of the Economic Development Board and His Royal Highness Prince Andrew Duke of York, the finale of the 2nd Bahrain edition of the Pitch@Palance competition was held yesterday evening on Wednesday, March 27, at the Four Seasons Hotel.
His Excellency Shaikh Mohammed bin Isa Al Khalifa, Chairman of Tamkeen greeted Prince Andrew Duke of York upon his arrival at the venue.
In his speech to the audience, the Duke of York said, “Pitch@Palace’s partnership with Bahrain matters and we are able to do great things. Our Partnership with Tamkeen is key to this and together we are able to make introductions for Entrepreneurs from Bahrain to the rest of the world and bring Entrepreneurs here to Bahrain.”
“Every single person here tonight can make a significant difference to these businesses helping them with their Asks,” he added.
HE Shaikh Mohammed bin Isa Al Khalifa, Chairman of Tamkeen, delivered the event’s opening speech, in which he commended the competition as an exemplary initiative which works on the global level to promote the entrepreneurial culture and spirit and support tomorrow’s entrepreneurs across the various growth stages of their budding ventures.
“This initiative, which was launched by Prince Andrew Duke of York, is a valuable tool for entrepreneurs in all sectors for the promotion of entrepreneurial skills and knowledge, and a catalyst for innovation and creativity that truly offers a unique and rewarding experience,” HE Shaikh Mohammed said.
After the speeches, each of the 12 Bahraini entrepreneurs who qualified for the finale gave 3-minute presentations in which they highlighted their business projects in front of invited guests, technology and media professionals, investors and an expert judging panel.
The Duke of York then announced the winner Telp, followed by the runner ups Newton’s Apple Science Center, Mavi VR Studios, DocWhere App, WindStorm.
The Audience Choice Award, which is voted on by the public following announcement at the Pitch@Palance
The winners will go on to the 2nd edition of the competition’s Gulf regional qualifying round.
Bahrain will host the Gulf regional qualifying round in October, and will see the winners from Bahrain compete against their peers from other Gulf countries for a chance to move on to international and final round of competition at the St. James Palace in London, UK.
The local Bahrain version was organised for the second year in a row through a strategic collaboration between Tamkeen and Prince Andrew who launched the Pitch@Palace initiative in 2014 to provide a platform for entrepreneurs across the world and connect expertise and knowledge resources, as well as facilitate engagement with the local, regional and international entrepreneurial market and subject matter specialists..i am unsure if this is ADHD related but i could easily see it being related to it as we tend to struggle with multi-step operations and for some of us anything past basic 1-2-3 step of cause and effect, making step creating even harder. Though honestly i struggle with this a lot in general... was a big thing back in school, still a thing for doing stuff around the house or even daily activities sometimes like cooking or cleaning the ferrets room, it definitely affects work as i work as an engineer and if the steps in the docs are not exact enough or are incorrect i cant wrap my head around it for the life of me no matter how hard i try and it will actually greatly upset me. 

Though it for sure makes me feel really stupid a lot.... like my partner will be like "can you do this thing for me" and if i don't already have a full set of steps... i will just freeze up and essentially just stare at the object and do nothing until they notice im doing it and pull me over and break down the steps for me like im 5. though this is not on them, it just has to be broken down that far for me sometimes....  even if i sit there for hours on end, i just cant build them myself to save my life, instead it just causes me to get really upset and usually end up in a meltdown or overstimulation.... and any time i need to make steps i instead walk away feeling really stupid and defeated.Yeah I had an enormous amount of catharsis reading about the letter the first time. Vive La France indeed. Never thought I'd say that. As for the rest of Western Europe, my hope is that American credulity wanes. With all the tech censorship and general madness going on, I do think important people are becoming wary. For example, how Merkel expressed concern after Twitter banned Trump. She was lambasting Trump his entire presidency, but then she spoke out against his unpersoning by big tech. That's a good sign. Another hope is that the EU becomes more stable and powerful, more of a United States of Europe than a glorified free travel zone. This is the only way they'll be able to resist American influence, as no one European country is anywhere near strong enough (save Russia) on its own. I believe that with strong economic independence will come strong cultural independence as well. The one thing they can't do is fall into bed with China, though. That's a huge risk. Because of America's shitiness there will be that temptation, but China is no better and in fact probably a worse patron for the EU. EU countries must band together and forge their own path, free of any patron. And yes, in any case, Americans must fight the institutionalize of wokeism, although on that front...I'm just not sure that it isn't too late.Cross stitching on black fabric or dark embroidery cloth give stunning results! Your embroidery floss colors will pop in your hoop. And when using more complex floss, like glow in the dark or metallic embroidery floss, the dark fabric enhances those special effects. So any sparkle will be stronger, and any glow in the dark will shine brighter at night. The end result is really worth the hassle. The process may seem daunting, and a bit frustrating. But below tips will help to enjoy the process. They will teach you to start embroidering on dark fabric like a pro!
There is never enough light when stitching on a darker cross stitch fabrics. Natural sunlight works best. So go out and sit in the park, or use your garden bench! Nothing better than a bit on sunshine on your skin while stitching.
But if you are indoors, or working in the evening, good lighting on top and under your work will make a world of difference.
Switch on all the lights in your home. You can also use a book reading light or headlamp to make things much easier. Especially when they replicate natural light.
If you add a light under your work it will be so much easier to see the holes of your fabric. Our best tip is to use a tablet under your work. Search on the internet browser for “white background”, put this full screen and set your screen to the maximum brightness. It also helps to turn of any auto screen lock on your tablet.
This is a trick that works with every cross stitch project, but especially when stitching on dark cross stitch fabrics.
It will be easier to undo any mistakes.
For your second legs you do not need to count from your pattern as you can just follow the first legs.
Moreover it will be easier to find the holes where you have to poke as most are already used for your first legs.
Aida fabric is easier to stitch than evenweave linen. So if you are new to stitching on dark cross stitch fabrics we recommend you to start with Aida fabrics. The lower the count the bigger the holes, and therefor the easier it will be to stitch.
We sell Aida and Linen fabrics in different counts and colors. The collection changes depending on demand, so if you do not see what you are looking for, feel free to contact us!
This is the perfect moment to start using reading classes or a magnifier! It just makes it