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Mark your property, identify contents in containers and get organized with these white removable ID Labels. Featuring Sure Feed™ technology, the label sheets are designed for a reliable feed through your printer to help prevent misalignments and jams. No more wasted labels! The labels adhere to a variety of smooth surfaces, including paper, cardboard, plastic, wood, glass and metal. Use them on containers, bins, shelving, and as id labels for equipment, kids ID labels, property ID labels and other assets. Removable labels stick and stay, yet remove cleanly as needed. Customize your labels with free designs and templates at avery.com/templates and attach to supplies, containers, documents and more. Printable with laser and inkjet printers.

Controls dollar weed, wild onion, dandelions, chickweed, knotweed, henbit, spurge and over 200 other broadleaf weeds. provides slow release nitrogen, high iron content and post-emergent broadleaf weed control.

Our Black Soldier Fly Larvae (BSFL) product stands out with its exceptional nutritional benefits and versatility. Rich in calcium, with a content at least 85 times higher than that of dried mealworms, and boasting a protein level exceeding 41%, BSFL is an ideal high-protein feed for chickens. It not only enhances their health but also leads to larger eggs and increased production, making it the perfect treat for laying hens. Moreover, the applicability of BSFL extends beyond chickens; it can be fed to a wide range of small animals, including wild birds, bluebirds, indoor aquarium fish, turtles, hamsters, ducks, woodpeckers, and hedgehogs, providing them with nutritious meals.As an immune system booster, BSFL is highly valued among small animal owners for its rich nutritional content and high calcium levels. Our BSFL are eco-friendly and safe, being fed on human food waste without any additives or preservatives. They are also certified by professional veterinarians, ensuring their safety, reliability, and suitability for all naturally growing animals. With a shelf life of 24 months, BSFL are convenient to store, provided they are kept in a dry place away from moisture. For any questions or inquiries, please feel free to contact us.

A revealing and gripping investigation into how social media platforms police what we post online—and the large societal impact of these decisions Most users want their Twitter feed, Facebook page, and YouTube comments to be free of harassment and porn. Whether faced with “fake news” or livestreamed violence, “content moderators”—who censor or promote user-posted content—have never been more important. This is especially true when the tools that social media platforms use to curb trolling, ban hate speech, and censor pornography can also silence the speech you need to hear.   In this revealing and nuanced exploration, award-winning sociologist and cultural observer Tarleton Gillespie provides an overview of current social media practices and explains the underlying rationales for how, when, and why these policies are enforced. In doing so, Gillespie highlights that content moderation receives too little public scrutiny even as it is shapes social norms and creates consequences for public discourse, cultural production, and the fabric of society. Based on interviews with content moderators, creators, and consumers, this accessible, timely book is a must-read for anyone who’s ever clicked “like” or “retweet.”

Offers hands-on tips and numerous code examples that show Web developers how to leverage content and feeds from today's top Web sites-including Google, eBay, PayPal, Amazon, Yahoo!, and FedEx Introduces APIs (Application Program Interfaces) in general and uses real-world examples that show how to produce and document them Explains how to use the popular scripting language PHP to create APIs that interact with unrelated applications over the Web Examples take readers through each stage of the API process, from basic test implementations to integration with existing sites

Are you seeking professional-grade lighting for your camera feed? The Key Light with Metal Pole Mount is your solution. This high-quality lighting equipment is designed to enhance your visual content, highlighting every detail of your expressions, making you the true star of your show. The Key Light is not just a light; it's a statement of professionalism. It's designed with a sleek, streamlined profile, crafted from solid metal for durability. Unlike conventional studio lighting, it eliminates clutter from your setup. The pole mount clamps to your desk, extends to your desired height, and stands flush against your wall, ensuring it doesn't interfere with your workspace or floor area.The Key Light outperforms traditional soft boxes, delivering a powerful 2800-lumen output while keeping heat levels impressively low. It's equipped with 160 premium OSRAM LEDs, providing extra-bright illumination that can be dimmed down to a subtle glow. The color temperature range spans from 2900 to 7000 K, producing hues from arctic blue to sunset amber, offering you a wide spectrum of lighting options.The opal glass face of the Key Light ensures balanced, glare-free diffusion at the perfect beam angle. This feature guarantees that your lighting is always evenly distributed, enhancing the quality of your visual content.The Key Light also offers the convenience of Wi-Fi connectivity, allowing you to adjust settings from your PC. With the Control Center app, you can tweak your lighting from the comfort of your mouse, get real-time, on-screen feedback, and even sync multiple Key Lights as needed.The Key Light is compatible with Stream Deck, enabling you to control lights, adjust brightness, tweak color temperature, and more with a single tap. You can save different settings for instant access, making it easier to manage your lighting conditions.In conclusion, the Key Light with Metal Pole Mount is more than just a lighting tool. It's a high-end studio lighting solution designed to meet the rising demands of video production. It's bright, dimmable, space-saving, durable, and app-enabled. The Key Light is a testament to your commitment to quality and professionalism in your video production endeavors.

Are you seeking professional-grade lighting for your camera feed? The Key Light with Metal Pole Mount is your solution. This high-quality lighting equipment is designed to enhance your visual content, highlighting every detail of your expressions, making you the true star of your show. The Key Light is not just a light; it's a statement of professionalism. It's designed with a sleek, streamlined profile, crafted from solid metal for durability. Unlike conventional studio lighting, it eliminates clutter from your setup. The pole mount clamps to your desk, extends to your desired height, and stands flush against your wall, ensuring it doesn't interfere with your workspace or floor area.The Key Light outperforms traditional soft boxes, delivering a powerful 2800-lumen output while keeping heat levels impressively low. It's equipped with 160 premium OSRAM LEDs, providing extra-bright illumination that can be dimmed down to a subtle glow. The color temperature range spans from 2900 to 7000 K, producing hues from arctic blue to sunset amber, offering you a wide spectrum of lighting options.The opal glass face of the Key Light ensures balanced, glare-free diffusion at the perfect beam angle. This feature guarantees that your lighting is always evenly distributed, enhancing the quality of your visual content.The Key Light also offers the convenience of Wi-Fi connectivity, allowing you to adjust settings from your PC. With the Control Center app, you can tweak your lighting from the comfort of your mouse, get real-time, on-screen feedback, and even sync multiple Key Lights as needed.The Key Light is compatible with Stream Deck, enabling you to control lights, adjust brightness, tweak color temperature, and more with a single tap. You can save different settings for instant access, making it easier to manage your lighting conditions.In conclusion, the Key Light with Metal Pole Mount is more than just a lighting tool. It's a high-end studio lighting solution designed to meet the rising demands of video production. It's bright, dimmable, space-saving, durable, and app-enabled. The Key Light is a testament to your commitment to quality and professionalism in your video production endeavors.

Contents: Foreword: An Earlier Book and What Followed; They Are Not House Pets; Pony Punk; Bull Hand Apprenticeship; 'My Own Elephant To Handle'; Trading Lessons with Lucy; Big Time Circus; Tragedy in Texas; How to Feed and Water Your Elephant; From Barnes to 'Hall's Cellar'; Elephant Tramp; 'Meanest Bull in Captivity'; Ziggy Tries to Kill Me; The Sequels, Years Later; Family 'Mud Shows'; The Chronic Stampeders; Tusko's Rampage in Portland; Stranded with an Outlaw; Trunk-To-Mouth Existence; Seattle Declares Us a Public Nuisance; Tusko's Last Home; Epilog: One Elephant Too Many; Revival of the Circus; Index.

From the contents page: The Construction and use of milling machines Erection, care and adjustment of milling machines toolroom millers setting up the machine an analysis of the process of milling milling machine feeds speeds of milling cutters stream lubriaction milling cutters/modern cutters cutter sharpening power required to do milling various methods of milling milling jigs and fixtures the sizing and cutting of spur gears and much more...

Contents: -The Last Hunters -Feed It! -Wrightson's Revolting Rhymes -Breathless! -King of the Mountain, Man -Aint She Sweet? -Uncle Bill's Barrel

This book examines the Adolescent Digital Tribe (ADT) -- that digital bubble created by today's social media algorithms that feed the eyes and ears of this first digital generation. Never before have children been raised in an era with 7 x 24 access to the world through so many devices and digital content platforms. Music, movies, streaming services, smartphones, ubiquitous Wi-Fi, and social media have placed this generation is perhaps the most significant human experiment in history. Although the ADT began to surface with the swift adoption of the smartphone – it has been slowly seeping into the Western culture for decades.Since 2009, A Wired Family has spoken to over 500,000 students, teachers, parents, businesses, law enforcement organizations, and mental health professionals. We have seen the good, the bad, and the ugly of such pervasive technology in the hands of kids. We have seen a mercurial change in how kids handle stress. Anxiety, depression, and suicide are on the rise among young people. The questions on the lips of mental health professionals, teachers, counselors, school resources officers, parents, and principals are: “Is the increase of teen depression, suicide ideation, and suicide due in part to social media and video games?”“Is the growth of sexting due to technology, or is it a symptom of a growing cultural shift to highly sexualized media found in movies, streaming videos, and music?”“Are video games making my child more aggressive?This book attempts to answer some of these questions while cultivating further discussion with all stakeholders on the Adolescent Digital Tribe and the Teen World State.

Drying is traditionally defined as that unit operation which converts a liquid, solid or semi-solid feed material into a solid product of significantly lower moisture content. In most, although not all, cases it involves the application of thermal energy, which causes water to evaporate into the vapour phase. In practice, this definition encompasses a number of technologies which differ markedly in, for example, the manner in which energy is supplied to the foodstuff and in which product is transported through the dryer. Depending on the dryer type, the residence time may vary from a few seconds to several hours. Dryers designed to handle liquid feedstocks are naturally quite different from those intended to process moist solids. Even within these two broad categories, however, many distinct varieties of dryer have evolved to meet specific process­ ing needs. The dryer is frequently the last processing stage in the manufacture of a dehydrated food product. As such, it may not only bring about the desired reduction in moisture content but may also have a significant effect on a number of other properties, such as flavour, colour, texture, viability, and nutrient retention, for example. These properties, which are generally considered to affect the perceived quality of the end product, are often influenced by the temperature- moisture content-time profiles experienced by the foodstuff as it moves through the dryer. The underlying chemistry and physics are highly complex and, broadly speaking, only poorly understood.

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Drying is traditionally defined as that unit operation which converts a liquid, solid or semi-solid feed material into a solid product of significantly lower moisture content. In most, although not all, cases it involves the application of thermal energy, which causes water to evaporate into the vapour phase. In practice, this definition encompasses a number of technologies which differ markedly in, for example, the manner in which energy is supplied to the foodstuff and in which product is transported through the dryer. Depending on the dryer type, the residence time may vary from a few seconds to several hours. Dryers designed to handle liquid feedstocks are naturally quite different from those intended to process moist solids. Even within these two broad categories, however, many distinct varieties of dryer have evolved to meet specific process­ ing needs. The dryer is frequently the last processing stage in the manufacture of a dehydrated food product. As such, it may not only bring about the desired reduction in moisture content but may also have a significant effect on a number of other properties, such as flavour, colour, texture, viability, and nutrient retention, for example. These properties, which are generally considered to affect the perceived quality of the end product, are often influenced by the temperature- moisture content-time profiles experienced by the foodstuff as it moves through the dryer. The underlying chemistry and physics are highly complex and, broadly speaking, only poorly understood.