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By: Creamer Media Reporter    Updated 43 minutes ago Vapor Wake K9 SA will be showcasing the Vapor Wake method of training working dogs in the detection of explosives and other illicit substances – the first organisation outside the US to offer this advanced type of canine technology – as the official sponsor of the Vapor Wake K9 SA demo area at the upcoming Securex South Africa 2019 expo. Securex, which is Africa’s leading security and fire trade exhibition, takes place from 14 to 16 May this year at Gallagher Convention Centre in Midrand, Johannesburg. →

IN: Mitch Eadie (Bristol Rugby) Piers Francis (Blues), Jamal Ford-Robinson (Bristol Rugby) Rob Horne (Waratahs) Cobus Reinach (Sharks) Francois Van Wyk (Western Force).

- Sustaining costs are expected to total circa $5 million with the main spending related to the waste capitalization at North Kao pit.

Bill Laswell, Fred Frith, and Charles Hayward all came from disparate musical worlds in the early ’80s, Frith a veteran of rock-in-opposition iconoclasts Henry Cow, Hayward a member of post-punk group This Heat, and Laswell with various fingers in jazz, no-wave, and funk pies. It’s not an exaggeration to say Massacre was the result of seeing what happened when their different musical tendencies were each explored simultaneously. “Killing Time,” the title track from their debut album, is at once mutant funk, Beefheart-ian skronk blues, and guitar exorcism. It twitches and jangles and writhes infectiously, deriving accessibility from a persistent momentum rather than melody — of which there’s not that much here. Frith’s UFO-signal string scratches are a weirdly fun and animated sonic delight, an exercise in bonkers cartoon improv that never abandons the groove.

BWSSB is one of the new billers that has come on board for the first time on an inter-operable bill payment ecosystem through Canara Bank. Bharat BillPay will be a one-stop estination for bill payments,” said AR Ramesh, chief project officer for the Bharat Bill Payment system of NPCI. 

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“This new initiative will free up the bandwidth. It will also help the company have a model to earn additional revenues through carriage fees. We have already circulated a rate card to all broadcasters for carriage services,” he added.

In one hand, senior research engineer Paul Woskov holds orange water cooling lines that lead to the rock test chamber (left foreground), and in the other the result of drilling rock with a gyrotron beam.

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The Institute of Seismology at the University of Helsinki is responsible for regulatory control of the project and will monitor progress using its own instruments. Surface accelerometers installed in the immediate vicinity will also measure the impact of the micro-vibrations at ground level. The ground level effects of stimulation in bedrock at depths of several kilometres are nevertheless minimal or non-existent. For example, the blasting stages of metro tunnelling cause much larger vibrations.

Circumcision predates human history, with evidence of MC from art forms of the Upper Paleolithic period in Europe (38,000 to 11,000 years BCE) [6]. Rather than arising independently in diverse cultures globally [7], the practice more logically arose prior to the migration of Homo sapiens out of Africa [8]. If it had no survival advantage, it is unlikely that it would have persisted, and, as hypothesized by Cox & Morris, subsequent cessation of MC in some populations was perhaps a result of behavioral changes caused by environmental stressors or new religious philosophies such as Hinduism and Buddhism [8]. Such factors could explain why circumcision is relatively low in European, South and Central America, southern Africa, and non-Muslim Asian countries.

Atlas Copco Secoroc presents the all-new Secoroc TRB drill bit range – the latest in soft rock drilling. Aimed at production drillers, this unique drill bit offers a greater penetration rate than any other bit – a penetration rate that is also sustainable throughout the bit’s service life.