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California's top producer of premium sungrown cannabis teams up with genetics pioneer to breed and cultivate exclusive strains.

"We are excited to work with Glass House Brands, one of the largest cultivators in the industry, to propel Seed Junky to new heights, providing outdoor and greenhouse cultivators in California with high quality, affordable genetics and clones," said JBeezy, founder of Seed Junky Genetics. Seed Junky™ Genetics is a seasoned California-based pioneer in the Cannabis industry, with 15 years of breeding experience. Seed Junky™ prides itself on identifying flavors and selections that connoisseurs of cannabis around the world love. From its greenhouse cultivation operations to its manufacturing practices, from brand-building to retailing, the company's efforts are rooted in the respect for people, the environment, and the community that co-founders Kyle Kazan and Graham Farrar instilled at the outset. Under the terms of the partnership, Seed Junky will partner with Glass House to breed and select strains that will be exclusively made available in To be able to put the hard work of our team together with their genetics is an amazing combo," said Graham Farrar, President of Glass House Brands. These exclusive strains will be available in Glass House products through licensed dispensaries across California starting early next year. "To use an analogy, it's like a chart-topping collaboration between a record label and the most talented beat maker in the recording industry – so much of the premium weed on the market right now is coming from Seed Junky Genetics, and we're thrilled to be working with them on creative new strains that we'll be unveiling shortly. "I am really excited to be working with JB and Wes, as I have long looked up to Seed Junky and the work that they have done to create some of the most exciting strains out there. Like all of Glass House Brands' products, the price points of these new strains will provide an excellent value proposition. In addition, starting this fall, California growers will for the first time be able to purchase Seed Junky clones directly from Glass House, allowing them access to unique genetics that may otherwise be difficult to acquire particularly at scale. Glass House will be growing and selling in-demand and highly sought-after strains at scale from the state-of-the-art nursery at its 5.5 million square-foot SoCal farm, while offering the best quality genetics, clones and cannabis innovation both to California growers and through its portfolio of in-house brands.

Papa Joe's $10.99 sirloin burger can be paired with a $5 glass of Cofrade rose,. There are many places to stop and enjoy burger night in the Akron area. And I ...

It's nice to know that I can drive to the bottom of Portage Trail hill on a Tuesday night, pick out a bucket list bottle of wine, order a mighty fine $10.99 burger, and feel like the King of Cuyahoga Falls. I wanted to dream for minute and went into the temperature-controlled wine room and picked out a couple of bucket list wines to go with my burger. Phil Your Glass: If you have ever been to the wine shop at Papa Joe’s, you know it's a play land for wine enthusiasts. And I will admit, many of them are mighty tasty. There are many places to stop and enjoy burger night in the Akron area.

A seductive yet sophisticated era synonymous with warm amber tones, low-slung seating, and lots and lots of rattan, the 1970s also saw smoked glass decor ...

In fact, there are some really obvious differences between retro-inspired smoked glass decor and this newer wave of pieces that feel more in line with a contemporary and refined aesthetic. But is this smoked glass revival really set to stick around? A seductive yet sophisticated era synonymous with warm amber tones, low-slung seating, and lots and lots of rattan, the 1970s also saw smoked glass decor and furniture pieces become staple stylish additions to most homes.

Spectacle Island is one of 34 islands found within the Boston Harbor Islands National and State Park. This 114-acre island is reachable by ferry and offers ...

What is your favorite beach for beachcombing in the state? And it’s one of the best places to find sea glass in the state. Whether you prefer seashells or sea glass, there are plenty of sandy beaches around the state to find some of nature’s best treasures.

A New Orleans nonprofit and Tulane University researchers are using mounds of pulverized glass to try to slow down coastal land loss.

The fragility of liquid—that is, how the fluidity of a liquid changes with temperature—has long been believed to be a key factor in understanding liquids ...

student in his lab and lead author of the study. These materials owe their properties to their unique atomic structures: when metallic glasses cool from a liquid to a solid, their [atoms](https://phys.org/tags/atoms/) settle into a random arrangement and do not crystallize the way traditional metals do. The The fragility of liquid—that is, how the fluidity of a liquid changes with temperature—has long been believed to be a key factor in understanding liquids and also how they form into glasses. [glass](https://phys.org/tags/glass/) formation, which is one of the biggest mysterious in physics," he said. Liquid, as a state, we almost know nothing about it."

Roger Glass, president and chief executive of Marion's Piazza, died Wednesday at a local hospital, a family member confirmed early Thursday.

DAYTON — Dayton-area entrepreneur and philanthropist Roger Glass, the president and CEO of Marion's Piazza, died Wednesday at hospice. He was 80 years old.

Student demand for the academic and experiential learning programs to be featured in the Roger Glass Center has been growing stronger for many years. Walter, whose 2002 bequest for a future arts center was critical to making the facility possible. In October 2018, “Pizza Today” named Marion’s No. [Dayton.com](http://dayton.com/) Best of 2018 contest, placing first for “Best Pizza Restaurant,” “Best Square-Cut Pizza” and “Best Restaurant to Take an Out-of-Towner.” “The Roger Glass Center for the Arts will be the front porch of the University, an entry point for the community to campus and an architectural bridge between historic campus and the new development that will happen at on Main, Dayton’s imagination district,” Jason Pierce, former college of arts and sciences dean, told the university’s magazine for an article published in March. Last November, the University of Dayton announced it would build the “Roger Glass Center for the Arts” at the southeast corner of Main and Stewart streets.

Marion's Pizza evolved into an institution and remains one of the staples that makes Dayton unique from other cities with its thin-crust pizza cut into ...

The [Roger Glass](dayton/search/results?q=Roger Glass) Center for the Arts will elevate the arts on campus and provide greater connection with the Dayton community through concerts, dance and theater performances, and art exhibits featuring students, faculty, visiting artists, and community members. [Roger Glass](dayton/search/results?q=Roger Glass), class of 1967. [Roger Glass](dayton/search/results?q=Roger Glass) has overseen the nine-store pizzeria for many years.

Asahi India Glass Ltd (AIS) is India's leading integrated glass and windows Solutions Company and a dominant player both in the automotive and the building ...

The fragility of liquid - that is, how the fluidity of a liquid changes with temperature - has long been believed to be a key factor in understanding ...

Schroers said the method is a “big step toward” figuring out the tricky physics of metallic glass. By doing so, not only did the researchers get a clearer sense of the liquids’ properties, but it also contradicted a long-held assumption in the field that a low fragility is better for the formation of metallic glasses, a material that’s stronger than even the best metals, but with the pliability of plastic. The fragility of liquid - that is, how the fluidity of a liquid changes with temperature - has long been believed to be a key factor in understanding liquids and also how they form into glasses.

DAYTON — The City of Dayton has lost one of its icons— Roger Glass. Glass was the president and CEO of Marion's Piazza and was named “Daytonian of the Year” ...

Glass is well known in the community for his charitable donations, including to the University of Dayton, his alma mater. He was always just very very nice.” “He would bring in, I don’t know, 10 pizzas by himself and all the pop and salads and he would come in and help me set everything up and make sure everything was great before he left. “Anytime we talk about this place I’m going to have a smile on my face because I’m going to remember my friend Roger and I’m going to remember how important he was to me and us,” Meixner said. “He was charismatic and the kind of person you really wanted to spend time with,” Meixner said. Glass was the president and CEO of Marion’s Piazza and was named “Daytonian of the Year” in 2019.

DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) -- On Thursday, August 25, the University of Dayton announced the passing of Roger Glass, a University alumnus of '67, ...

Roger Glass, President and CEO of Marion's Piazza, has died according to his family. He was 79 years old.

WEMIGA Waste Management Owner Lynn Whaley said there just wasn't a place to sell recycled glass anymore, thanks to market shifts in the last several years. “I ...

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Dayton-area entrepreneur and philanthropist Roger Glass, the president and CEO of Marion's Piazza, died Wednesday at hospice. He was 80 years old.

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An FDA warning letter sent to supplement manufacturer Oregon's Wild Harvest said the company failed to demonstrate that it had a valid method for assuring ...

Removing the visible foreign material may not ensure the absence of contaminants,” the warning letter stated. Yet at least portions of these same lots were passed by the company’s quality control personnel and were used in the manufacture of finished dietary supplements. The company responded to FDA’s concerns on five occasions, but the responses were deemed inadequate, which resulted in the issuance of the warning letter.

Last month, volunteers from Sonoma Valley Rotary clubs, Jack London State Historic Park and staff from the nonprofit Farm to Pantry got together and gleaned 798 ...

She’ll pay it back once the bank funds are unfrozen. “It’s a beautiful and rewarding hiking destination,” said Leffert about the park. “And now, thanks to the Rotary Club of Sonoma Valley and Farm to Pantry, the literal ‘fruits’ of our labors are serving a greater purpose in the realm of food justice.”

Hill West Architects has designed a residential building along Manhattan's Billionaire's Row with a slanted glass facade.

Hill West utilized channel glass as a rainscreen on the west facade, which is visible as it protrudes from its border with neighboring 9 West 57th. Workers notched the slab in order to keep “both glass surfaces in plane with each other,” which Klimathianos said was a standard design solution. West told AN that they wanted the building to “stand on its own in terms of materiality,” particularly amid an array of limestone and more traditional glass buildings on 57th Street. The careful installation process involved maintaining uniformity in the lighting, particularly “in its fall-off from tier to tier” and working with an uneven concrete substrate wall. It is characterized by its all- [glass](/tag/glass/) front—save the mechanical level—and setbacks typical of Manhattan zoning regulations. When entering the rooftop, only a glimpse of the park is available through a passageway, inviting guests to the north side, where they are greeted by a full view of the park. The intent, as stated in a press release, is a building that “will offer a more discreet, luxurious living experience for residents who crave the convenience and glamor of Fifth Avenue, but value privacy and functionality in a serene and warm setting.” Still feeding the luxury market, [Hill West](/tag/hill-west/)’s 7 West 57th seeks to intervene on the famed street in a more subtle way. Rather than simply continuing with perpendicular windows up the entire facade, the oblique angled windows remind residents on upper floors of the structure’s changing form. The windows were angled back as well; residents are exposed to the buildings changing angles and shape from the interior within a still-neat design. [Gordon Bunshaft](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gordon_Bunshaft) at Skidmore, Owings & Merrill—was in concert with the grand 18 floor slope of Bunshaft’s facade. [supertalls](/tag/supertall/), [Manhattan](/tag/manhattan/)’s 57th Street, dubbed Billionaire’s Row, encounters developers and architects vying to preserve the sweeping views of Central Park, as towers are built one by one alongside one another.

He was longtime President and CEO of Marion's Piazza and Managing Partner of the R.C.K. Investment Company. He attended Corpus Christi and Holy Angels ...

HORN will build the new container glass plant in Carambeí, Paraná state in Brazil. Ambev is part of Anheuser-Busch Inbev, known as AB Inbev, which ...

The new container glass furnace will be the most technological and environmentally friendly glass melting furnace in the region. The 400 tpd regenerative furnace with 3 forehearths will produce container bottles in colours flint, amber and green. HORN will build the new container glass plant in Carambeí, Paraná state in Brazil.

of Urbana; mother, Ramona Hursey; brothers, William R. Walker of Champaign, Zach Woods of California and Brandon Glass of Urbana; sisters, Kristie Harris of ...

He transferred to Elmhurst University, where he played basketball and received his bachelor’s degree. He attended Parkland College, where he played basketball and received his associate degree. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Charles loved the game of basketball and was a big Kobe fan. Glass III, 31, of Champaign passed away at 4:51 a.m. CHAMPAIGN — Charles L.

OrpheusPDX artistic director Christopher Mattaliano could have followed a similar course. After parting ways in 2019 with Portland Opera, which he led as ...

From an audience perspective, the feeling of being in the midst of the action, up close and intimate with the characters, more than makes up for lack of grandeur — or grandiosity — you can only get in a big opera house or, in Portland’s case, unreasonable facsimile thereof. “The man has an innate sense of pacing and theater,” Mattaliano muses. He was on the directing staff of New York City Opera in 1983 when the company gave the city premiere of Glass’s Akhnaten, part of the famed early trilogy that rocketed the composer to pre-eminence among contemporary opera composers. Mattaliano hopes to achieve the unparalleled audience connection and intensity of Portland Opera’s compelling recitals featuring only a singer and (usually) piano. Producing in a smaller, less expensive venue allows OrpheusPDX to stage chamber operas that require only a fraction of the musicians (most locally based) and other expenses of grand opera classics. His many years in the profession and at Portland Opera positioned Mattaliano to create a new company. “Is the story real, or is it a hallucination? The new company fills a needed niche in Portland’s classical music scene, and offers Mattaliano a chance to create a new model for an arts form that needs a fresh approach. The summer season also avoids competition with his old company, while Mattaliano said OrpheusPDX’s access to national talent for solo roles distinguishes it from smaller “rough and ready” local companies like Opera Theater Oregon and Renegade Opera ( There’s not a bad seat in the house.” “No one loves Puccini and Verdi more than I do, but to do [those classics] well and financially successfully, you have to do them in a 2,000-3,000 seat hall,” he explained. [As ArtsWatch first reported](https://www.orartswatch.org/music-news-notes-festival-follies-fab-females-and-more/), the company will produce two chamber operas each season, and, he hopes, create a training program for rising young opera stars.

The eight-story building, 550 Spencer, will use a solar facade comprising 1182 solar panels to generate more electricity than it needs.

The firm constructed a copy of the facade with assistance from To put it into perspective, it is comparable to between 3 and 6 kWp on a typical solar panel setup for a house. The project involves an eight-story office building, dubbed 550 Spencer, which will use a cutting-edge solar facade tech comprising 1,182 solar panels to generate more electricity than it needs. The solar facade technology faced yet another challenge: it lacked an Australian building safety certificate. However, since no panels were available locally, the Australian company had to go to tremendous lengths to make it happen, hiring the German company [Avancis](https://www.avancis.de/en/products/#skala) to supply them. We mapped the solar performance from different facade alterations optimizing the electricity production.”

Roger Glass, president and chief executive of Marion's Piazza, died Wednesday, his family said. He was 79 years old. Glass — president and CEO of Marion's ...