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The school sent 10 cold water samples from both schools to A & L Laboratories, Inc. in Auburn. School officials received the results March 30. On Friday morning, school officials issued the no use order to staff and students. According to a press release from AOS 98 Superintendent Eileen King, school officials have shut down all fountains and bubblers, bottled water will be used for all food preparation, and Poland Springs would be delivering water coolers Friday and Monday, for placement in strategic locations for water consumption by students, staff and visitors. I understand that such notices

Like all of Nvidias modern graphics cards, the GTX 1080 Ti uses GPU Boost to set its base clock (1480MHz), boost clock (1582MHz), and max boost clock (1900MHz). How high the GPU actually clocks depends on the quality of the chip and the enclosure its installed in. Toms Hardware and Eurogamer both imply that the GPU can hit a max boost clock of 1850-1900MHz, but it cant hold it very long. Anandtech reports average clock speeds from 1620MHz to 1746MHz depending on the game. Building a custom water loop changed that. By drastically lowering the temperature of the GPU, THG was able to significantly

to serve our 40,000+ customers. Quench is an AquaVenture Holdings business. For more information, please visit www.quenchonline.com . About AquaVenture Holdings: AquaVenture Holdings (NYSE: WAAS ) is a multinational provider of Water-as-a-Service, or WAAS, solutions that provide our customers with a reliable and cost-effective source of clean drinking and process water. AquaVenture Holdings is composed of two operating platforms: Quench, a U.S. based provider of filtered water systems and related products; and Seven Seas Water, a multinational provider of desalination and wastewater treatment

Its worth reflecting two aspects of the states modern culture almost certainly had as much to do with HB 2s repeal as the moral rectitude of opponents that marched, rallied, spoke out and organized. Would that that moral rectitude alone could have carried the day. It was necessary but not sufficient. One of those aspects infuses the state from the mountains to the coast -- sports, especially major-college basketball. The loss of the NBA All-Star Game, moved from Charlotte in the wake of HB2, was an early shock to the basketball faithful. So, too, was the loss of several NCAA post-season tou