Omega cash for cars offers a seamless experience for its customers. Being a leading Sydney auto dismantlers company, they deal with services including:

• Accident/damaged Car Removals
• Wrecked Car Removals
• Salvaged Car Removals
• Scrap/Junk Car Removals
• Used Car Removals
• New Car Removals

You can visit their website for more details at https://omegacashforcars.com.au/

The metal wreckers at Omega cash for cars

The scrapyard at Omega cash for cars is constructed with an organised panel of experts. They are involved in the technical knowledge and execution of analysing ferrous and non-ferrous metals. 

This used car buyer company has a simple and hassle-free process for the car seller.

1. When you approach the experts over a call, they’ll ask for details like the year, model and make of your car. 
2. Upon understanding the current condition of your car, you will be offered a price that may well go up to $9,000. Of course, this depends on the parts in your car that are salvageable or not. The rest goes for recycling.
3. The quote will be shared with you. Once you agree, the next step is documentation which is managed by Omega.
4. Free car towing is conducted by professionals.
5. The amount promised, finalised, and agreed upon is paid in cash on the same day as towing. Other payment options such as bank transfer and cheque payment are also provided.

Omega cash for cars renders its services all across Sydney for cars of any type.

About Us:

Omega Cash for Cars is the leading car removal company based in Sydney. They practice green standards for vehicle disposing of. They ensure to remain environment friendly when removing and disposing of scrap cars. Omega cash for cars is available for service 24x7.

Contact details:

Name: Omega Cash for Cars

Phone: 0401 234 711

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Website: https://omegacashforcars.com.au/

West Texas Bariatric, based in Lubbock, has become a licensee of the HMR weight loss program.

Lubbock, TX - USA | March 17, 2021 -- To some, bariatric surgery may seem like an easy way to achieve rapid weight loss. However, bariatric surgery patients still have to adapt to a healthy lifestyle and eat a low-calorie diet. Some patients fail at weight loss because they do not follow a diet low in calories in the long-term.

This West Texas bariatric surgery clinic addresses this problem through their clinic-based weight loss approach. West Texas Bariatric, based in Lubbock, has become a licensee of the HMR weight loss program.

The HMR weight loss program is a non-surgical, clinic-based diet regimen that has been named by U.S. News as one of their “best diets for fast weight loss” in 2020. It uses a radical approach that allows participants to eat as much as they wish, so long as they stick to a specific list of foods.

The way the HMR diet works is on a 3+2+5 system. 3+2+5 doesn’t sound very descriptive in itself, but it’s actually a very clever approach to one of the most common problems in weight loss: hunger. On the 3+2+5 system, a participant would consume 3 shakes known as HMR shakes, 2 HMR entree portions, and 5 services of fruits and vegetables.

Think those portions aren’t enough for the day? No problem, eat more food, so long as it’s an HMR-approved portion of food. HMR foods don’t just include fruits and vegetables: there are HMR pudding snacks and bars as well. This approach at weight loss aims to address two very common issues that people have when trying to lose weight: hunger and cravings.

By allowing as many portions of certain foods as the participant would like, nobody on the program has to worry about feeling hungry after they’ve hit a set limit on food consumption. And, by allowing participants to eat certain delicious low-calorie foods, they can satisfy cravings that they would otherwise give into if they were hungry.

West Texas Bariatric, a clinic specializing in procedures such as the gastric sleeve and gastric bypass in West Texas, now offers this program as a licensee as an alternative to bariatric surgery procedures.

“Our goal is to address this obesity epidemic that we’ve been dealing with for far too long,” says Dr. Travis Eggl, a board-certified bariatric surgeon at West Texas Bariatric. “We’re committed to providing the community with effective weight loss options, surgical and non-surgical. We provide HMR diets to those who do not qualify for bariatric surgery or those who would rather avoid going under the knife.”

West Texas Bariatric is a weight loss clinic based in Lubbock, TX that offers gastric bypass, sleeve gastrectomy, HMR diets, and other weight loss interventions. Visit them at https://westtexasbariatric.com.

Press & Media Contact:
West Texas Bariatrics at SWAT Surgical
3611 22nd Place,
Lubbock, TX 79410
+1 806-771-2222
https://westtexasbariatric.com

March 20th is the Spring Equinox, where the earth’s equator is the closest part to the sun – historically this marks the first day of the season.

Early civilizations used the equinoxes along with the solstices to divide the year up. Traditional gatherings take place across the world at key locations. In the UK Stonehenge is the famous meeting point, where people watch dawn break with celebrations. Stonehenge has acted like a giant sundial for over 4000 years tracking the passage of the year. A less-known older site is featured in the presentation.

With the Equinox now upon us, this is the perfect time to announce a new free presentation for youngsters at www.otsf.org/tellingtime – a classroom tool for teachers to remotely teach their students how ancient civilizations used monuments like the Stonehenge to track time.

The OTS Foundation for Neolithic Studies (a USA non-profit 501c3) is working to build a program of educational outreach that will culminate in a video series. They have built a studio and started a plan, but are seeking help to do this at the level it deserves.

They’re applying 30 years of working with educators, archaeologists, anthropologists, art historians, architects, engineers and more specialists to fill a gap in the understanding of human development. They have recently outfitted a studio/set in Myakka City, FL for the purpose of producing educational outreach about prehistory, the oldest buildings on earth and the launch of civilization.

A spokesperson from The OTS Foundation for Neolithic Studies (www.OTSF.org) said:

"We know from long experience that effectively representing a pivotal time before anything in history had happened requires an inventive approach to education. Why? Because the people who changed the earth forever did not think as we think; aspects of this scenario are as abstract as a Neolithic artifact".

Expanding from their basic presentations the OTSF goals is to collaborate with the best possible minds to produce content of the highest quality, and to relay this in an exciting educational manner. It’s a subject they feel has been under the American educational radar, and something from which valuable lessons can be re-learned.

Anyone interested in collaborating for this new educational project can contact Matthew Paulson at: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Missoula, MT: March 9, 2021 - An innovative platform that offers a seamless approach for consumers to buy from an extensive network of Montana's best food producers has seen a significant uptick in business during the pandemic.

Longer Table is a dedicated Montana online platform that offers a vast network of sustainable, local, and reliable farms, ranches, and artisan food producers to quickly get their products to your table.

The portal is the equivalent of a farmer's market, but consumers can buy local produce from the ease of their armchair. By providing your location, producers and product suppliers local to you are identified, and you can browse all the available ingredients. Place your order and arrange the purchase directly with a local farmer.

"Longer Table allows you to skip the middle man and the extra fees involved, in the knowledge that you're buying quality, fresh Montana produce. You are also ensuring every dollar stays local by going to your producer," said one of the website's co-creators.

"For us, each delicious bite supports a local rancher and our rural communities. And in providing the best of local artisan food producers, we are quickly becoming a reputed one-stop-shop for everything Montanans need to stock their kitchen with."

The e-commerce solution evolved from a grant-funded project by the State of Montana through the Department of Agriculture in response to how COVID impacted food supply and local suppliers/consumers. 

The platform, designed by a local marketing agency and web development team, was initially deployed to boost sales growth for two luxury brands. Longer Table's full potential is now being realized as a solution for vendors while streamlining and simplifying the consumer experience.

"Longer Table offers not only a critical industry solution for food producers but a good, scalable option enabling them to connect directly with local consumers."

The platform ensures goods get in front of and to consumers without little to no technical knowledge, without them having to attend farmers' markets, while also stabilizing food access in food-insecure communities. It also helps create additional revenue for local food producers in a world of social distancing and limited access to restaurants or supermarket supply chains. 

Longer Table's creators hope to solve the supply-line distribution pivot in the immediate term and position local farmers for continued success in the post-Covid era. "This is particularly true as more consumers seek and demand e-commerce solutions. They have an expectation that even small concerns fulfil service and experiences similar to that of large e-commerce brands.”

If you're a producer or a consumer living in Montana and want to be a part of the project, visit: www.longertablemt.com for more details.