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Thomas Mann’s Doctor Faustus (1947) employs the Faust myth in a similar way: the ‘demonic’ spirit is one which reveals everything as ‘its own parody’, and which sees through forms to the formlessness they conceal. Through Leverkühn, the artist, a demonic voice calls nature ‘illiterate’, mere vacancy, and the universe a space filled with signs deprived of meanings. Transformations of the Faust myth epitomize the semantic changes undergone by fantasy in literature within a progressively secularized culture. The demonic pact which Faust makes signifies a desire for absolute knowledge, for a realization of impossibility, transgressing temporal, spatial and personal limitations, becoming as God. But this desire is represented as increasingly tragic, futile and parodic. In a general shift from a supernatural to a natural economy of images, the demonic pact comes to be synonymous with an impossible desire to break human limits, it becomes a negative version of desire for the infinite. In the modern fantastic, this desire expresses itself as a violent transgression of all human limitations and social taboos prohibiting the realization of desire. In these versions of Faust, the naming of the demonic reveals a progressive pull towards a recognition of otherness as neither supernatural nor evil but as that which is behind, or between, separating forms and frames. ‘Otherness’ is all that threatens ‘this’ world, this ‘real’ world, with dissolution: and it is this opposition which lies behind the several myths which have developed in the modern fantastic. —Rosemary Jackson, Fantasy: The Literature of Subversion All books are exits from life. Books must be destroyed. —Mark Samuels, The Man Who Collected Machen and Other Weird Tales The Collective was putting tenets into action that few dared even to consider. It destroyed works because it believed none had meaning or significance, because words only mean other words and chase each other, in a linguistic game of tag, to a void. The Collective’s operatives were terrorists, empty visionaries, who, in a perverse fashion, could be said to have collaborated with an author, even if only through destruction. And in fact they found that the most effective operatives were authors who had been turned to their cause: poachers turned gamekeepers. For the vast majority of people, books were simply ornaments to a room, advertising their owners’ intellectual vanity. One in a million books was ever re-read and the so-called classics were mostly dipped into and unadmittedly discarded or force-read. Not though by academics, who canonised these “classics” and lived like parasites on the obscurity they generated. The masses were as vile in their own way. They read drivel churned out by illiterates. These illiterate authors had allowed themselves to become “product”. And then there was the worst of all: books that instructed us on how to live, when to turn to such books was a symptom of the disease, not its cure. The activities of these secret book-exterminators were not confined to the destruction of published works. They were invariably ready to obliterate manuscripts of all types that came into their possession willingly or unwillingly. The merits of a writer’s work were of no interest to them and they viewed the existence of literary work as a proliferation of vermin, being only too willing to act as pest controllers in this regard. All texts were without a centre of meaning. Their interpretation rested with the reader, not the author. There could be no agreed purpose to a text. All was chaos. The text was an autonomous entity. In short, without the reader the text did not even exist save as a cipher. … So he asked how the Collective could justify the destruction of his very identity, as only this measure would rid him of his bibliophilia for good. And Yaanek told him frankly that any notion of individual identity was a lie. There is no “self” to destroy. Once Glickman had grasped the final truth that the “I” does not exist, that his past life was illusory, then he would be free. All perception is a series of mental states, unfixed, fluid; like text, devoid of central meaning. The destruction of books was simply the first stage of a greater purpose: the gradual elimination of human consciousness. “We are anti-publishers,” said Yaanek, “and ultimately, anti-thinkers.” And information was drained out of everything. from Mark Samuels, The Man Who Collected Machen and Other Weird Tales To read Mark Samuels “Glickman the Bibliophile” is to be transported into realms fused with Thomas Ligotti and Franz Kafka, a world where both bureaucracy and the erasure of Self become the all-encompassing imperative. 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Natural Cellulosic Seed Fibres Cellulose is the substance that makes up most of a plant’s cell walls. Since it is made by all plants, it is probably the most abundant organic compound on Earth.Many varieties of plant fibers exist such as hairs (cotton, kapok), fiber-sheafs of dicoltylic plants or vessel-sheafs of monocotylic plants (e.g. flax, hemp, jute, and ramie), and hard fibers (sisal, henequen, and coir), not to mention a large number of fibers obtained from trees. Major Seed/Fruit-hair fibers Cotton is a soft, staple fiber that grows in a form known as a boll around the seeds of the cotton plant, a shrub native to tropical and subtropical regions around the world, including the Americas, India, and Africa. The fiber most often is spun into yarn or thread and used to make a soft, breathable textile, which is the most widely used natural-fiber cloth in clothing today. The English name derives from an Arabic word which began to be used circa 1400. Each cotton fiber is composed of concentric layers. The cuticle layer on the fiber itself is separable from the fiber and consists of wax and pectin materials. This fiber, obtained from husks of the fruit of the coconut palm, Cocos nucifera (palm family, Arecaceae), is mainly produced in India and Sri Lanka. The fruits are broken by hand or machine, and the fiber extracted from the broken husks from which the coconut has been removed for the copra. The husks are retted in rivers, and the fiber separated by hand beating with sticks or by a decortication machine. The fibers are washed, dried, and hackled, and used in upholstery, cordage, fabrics, mats, and brushes. A comprehensive textile fabric names by fiber sources Properties of Wool Fibers Kapok fiber is obtained from the seed pods of the kapok tree, Ceiba pentandra, of the Kapok tree family (Bombacaceae) which is indigenous to Africa and southeast Asia; the fiber is produced mainly in Java. The tree grows to a height of 35 m. The seeds are contained in capsules or pods that are picked and broken open with mallets. The fioss is dried and the fiber is separated by hand or mechanically. A nondrying oil is produced from the seeds with properties similar to cottonseed oil. The fiber is exceedingly light, with a circular cross-section, thin walls, and a wide lumen. Kapok fibers are moisture resistant, buoyant, resilient, soft, and brittle, but not suitable for spinning. The traditional uses were in life jackets, sleeping bags, insulation, and upholstery; however, synthetics have replaced most of the applications as filling material and now kapok is mainly used for life preservers. Kapok-filled life preservers can support up to three times the weight of the preserver and do not become waterlogged. The seeds and fruits of plants are often attached to hairs or fibers or encased in a husk that may be fibrous. These fibers are cellulosic based and of commercial importance, especially cotton, the most important natural textile fiber.	[ "Plant fibers", "Cellulose", "Cotton", "Coconut Fiber", "Kapok Fiber", "Textile Fabrics", "Fiber Properties", "Seed Fibers", "Natural Fibers", "Hemp", "Jute", "Ramie", "Flax", "Sisal", "Henequen", "Coir", "Tree Fibers", "Clothing Textiles", "Breathable Textiles", "Upholstery Materials" ]	[ "Plant fibers", "Cellulose", "Cotton", "Coconut Fiber", "Kapok Fiber", "Textile Fabrics", "Fiber Properties", "Seed Fibers", "Natural Fibers", "Hemp", "Jute", "Ramie", "Flax", "Sisal", "Henequen", "Coir", "Tree Fibers", "Clothing Textiles", "Breathable Textiles", "Upholstery Materials", "Silk Production", "Synthetic Fibers", "Rayon Fabric", "Acrylic Yarn", "Polyester Textiles", "Linen Spinning", "Wool Processing", "Cashmere Extraction", "Bamboo Fiber", "Lyocell Fabric", "Modal Material", "Viscose Rayon", "Spider Silk", "Milk Protein Fibers", "Alpaca Wool", "Angora Rabbit Fur", "Mohair Goat Hair", "Camel Hair", "Merino Wool", "Microfiber Technology", "Nanofibers", "Carbon Nanotubes", "Graphene Sheets", "Titanium Fibers", "Metallic Threads" ]
From January to March 2011, four related Sumatran tigers (sire and three juvenile littermates) simultaneously developed single to multiple well-demarcated, erythematous and ulcerated plaques on the skin of the back or at the tail base. Skin lesions were diagnosed histologically as eosinophilic plaques, characterized by chronic eosinophilic diffuse to perivascular dermatitis with acanthosis and ulceration. Due to marked ulceration, advanced cases of eosinophilic plaque, such as these, can resemble herpetic dermatitis and insect bite hypersensitivities. Eosinophilic plaque is distinguished (from the other feline eosinophilic skin diseases) by prominent acanthosis, spongiosis, and mucinosis and the absence of eosinophilic degranulation (“flame figures”), granulomatous inflammation, or intranuclear inclusions.1 Two of the four tigers also developed lip lesions consistent with indolent ulcers and one tiger developed an oral plaque suggestive of an eosinophilic granuloma. While eosinophilic plaques are often related to an underlying allergic hypersensitivity, indolent ulcer and eosinophilic granuloma often lack a direct association with clinically evident hypersensitivity. At the same time as the lesions developed, the keepers observed a significant increase in the biting stable fly (Stomoxys calcitrans) population. Therefore, treatment included oral prednisone, intralesional Depo-Medrol, topical hydrocortisone, and fly control (repellant and exhibit foliage removal). Near complete resolution was observed within three months, by late April to early May 2011. Previously published cases of oral eosinophilic granulomas in tigers have been treated with corticosteroids, surgical removal, cryotherapy, and antibiotics with variable resolution.2 The juvenile littermates were exported or are currently being prepared for exportation to other institutes without reports of further recurrence. The authors thank Dr. Verena Affolter for her expertise. 1. Gross TL, Ihrke PJ, Walder EJ, et al. Skin Diseases of the Dog and Cat: Clinical and Histopathologic Diagnosis. 2nd ed. Oxford, UK: Blackwell Publishing Co.; 2005:121–122,352–353. 2. Sykes JM, Garner MM, Greer LL, et al. Oral eosinophilic granulomas in tigers (Panthera tigris)—a collection of 16 cases. J Zoo Wildl Med. 2007;38:300–308.	[ "Veterinary medicine", "Sumatran tigers", "Eosinophilic plaques", "Chronic dermatitis", "Skin lesions", "Perivascular dermatitis", "Acanthosis", "Ulcerative lesions", "Indolent ulcers", "Eosinophilic granulomas", "Fly control", "Prednisone treatment", "Depo-Medrol", "Topical hydrocortisone", "Stable flies", "Histological diagnosis", "Wildlife health", "Oral lesions", "Tiger conservation", "Clinical pathology", "Zoo animal health", "Animal welfare", "Veterinary dermatology", "Dermatitis management", "Hypersensitivity" ]	[ "Veterinary medicine", "Sumatran tigers", "Eosinophilic plaques", "Chronic dermatitis", "Skin lesions", "Perivascular dermatitis", "Acanthosis", "Ulcerative lesions", "Indolent ulcers", "Eosinophilic granulomas", "Fly control", "Prednisone treatment", "Depo-Medrol", "Topical hydrocortisone", "Stable flies", "Histological diagnosis", "Wildlife health", "Oral lesions", "Tiger conservation", "Clinical pathology", "Zoo animal health", "Animal welfare", "Veterinary dermatology", "Dermatitis management", "Hypersensitivity", "Canine dermatitis", "Herpesvirus infection", "Insect bites", "Ringworm", "Parasitic infestation", "Viral papillomas", "Bacterial infections", "Allergic contact dermatitis", "Atopic dermatitis", "Seborrheic dermatitis", "Psoriasis", "Cutaneous lymphoma", "Mycosis fungoides", "Feline leukemia virus", "Heartworm disease", "Diabetes mellitus", "Hyperthyroidism", "Renal failure", "Liver disease", "Gastrointestinal issues", "Behavioral problems", "Nutritional deficiencies", "Cardiomyopathy", "Respiratory infections", "Eye disorders" ]
Distributed Generation Hosting Capacity Evaluation for Distribution Networks Considering Uncertainty Authors: Mohammad Ali Ashna, Dong Liang Abstract: The use of grid systems for distributing and managing resources such as computing power and data storage has become increasingly widespread in recent years. However, as the demand for these resources continues to grow, the capacity of traditional grid systems to meet this demand has become a concern. When dealing with the constantly expanding system scale and its many uncertainties, traditional model-based techniques are becoming unsuitable. A better alternative to these techniques involves considering data-driven control (DDC) methodologies. In this paper, we begin by reviewing the current state of the art in DDC usage in grid systems in monitoring, improving, error detection, etc. with a particular focus on improving host capacity. We then describe our proposed approach, which involves improving the host capacity of grid systems using historical data. Finally, we present experimental results demonstrating the effectiveness of our approach and discuss its potential impact and future directions. International Journal of Circuits, Systems and Signal Processing, E-ISSN: 1998-4464, Volume 17, 2023, Art. #19 PDF DOI XML	[ "Grid systems", "Resource distribution", "Data storage", "Computing power", "Uncertainty management", "Distributed generation", "Hosting capacity evaluation", "Distribution networks", "Data-driven control", "System scalability", "Historical data analysis", "Experimental validation", "Electricity grids", "Energy systems", "Renewable energy integration", "Power engineering", "Control theory", "Signal processing", "Network optimization", "Smart grids", "Electric power distribution", "Capacity planning", "Technical research", "Journal publication", "Academic article" ]	[ "Grid systems", "Resource distribution", "Data storage", "Computing power", "Uncertainty management", "Distributed generation", "Hosting capacity evaluation", "Distribution networks", "Data-driven control", "System scalability", "Historical data analysis", "Experimental validation", "Electricity grids", "Energy systems", "Renewable energy integration", "Power engineering", "Control theory", "Signal processing", "Network optimization", "Smart grids", "Electric power distribution", "Capacity planning", "Technical research", "Journal publication", "Academic article", "Blockchain technology", "Cybersecurity measures", "Internet of Things (IoT)", "Artificial intelligence applications", "Robotics in manufacturing", "Automotive industry trends", "Telecommunication infrastructure", "Software development lifecycle", "Database management systems", "Computer networking protocols", "Financial modeling techniques", "Environmental sustainability", "Climate change mitigation", "Urban planning strategies", "Transportation logistics", "Water resource management", "Healthcare informatics", "Educational technology", "Entertainment media", "Supply chain optimization", "Bioinformatics", "Geographic information systems (GIS)", "Material science advancements", "Nanoengineering", "Space exploration" ]
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Tennessee state Rep. Gloria Johnson, a Democrat who shot to national fame after surviving a Republican-led expulsion effort for participating in a pro-gun control demonstration, on Tuesday formally announced that she’s running for U.S. Senate. Johnson, 61, is running for a seat currently held by Republican U.S. Sen. Marsha Blackburn, 71, who is seeking reelection in a state that has solely elected GOP statewide candidates for nearly two decades. “Gloria has dedicated her life to fighting for justice and standing tall for Tennesseans who have been left out, left behind, or left without a voice,” a press release announcing her Senate bid stated. In April, just days after a school shooting that killed 6 people, Johnson joined fellow Democratic Reps. Justin Pearson and Justin Jones as they walked to the front of the state House floor with a bullhorn. The trio joined the chants and cries for gun control legislation by protesters in the public galleries and outside of the chamber. The violation of House protocols quickly sparked outrage among Republican lawmakers, who demanded they be expelled for violating House rules — a punishment that had only been used a handful of times since Reconstruction. The showdown between the Democratic lawmakers and the Republican supermajority attracted national attention as many pointed to the situation as the latest front in the battle for the future of American democracy, while also amplifying the political profiles of the group that was quickly dubbed the “Tennessee Three.” Pearson and Jones, who are both Black, were expelled, while Johnson, who is white, was spared by one vote. Shortly after the expulsion vote, Johnson quickly noted that likely she avoided expulsion because she was white. Republicans denied that race was a factor. Instead, they said some members may been persuaded that she wasn’t disruptive as Jones or Pearson. Both men have since been reelected to their positions. Blackburn first won the Tennessee Senate seat in 2018, defeating Democratic former Gov. Phil Bredesen by almost 11 percentage points. Blackburn was the first female Senator elected by Tennessee voters. The race also marked a noticeable rightward shift in the state’s political landscape in a state previously known for electing centrist politicians. Blackburn launched her senate campaign by touting that she was a “hardcore, card-carrying Tennessee conservative” and aligned herself closely to former President Donald Trump. She is currently endorsing Trump in the 2024 presidential race. In the Democratic primary for the Senate seat, Johnson will face off against community activist and organizer Marquita Bradshaw. Bradshaw won the Democratic Senate nomination in 2020, and lost the general election to Republican Bill Hagerty by 27 percentage points. “It’s no surprise that radical socialist Gloria Johnson decided to jump into the race at the urging of liberals in Washington, joining Marquita Bradshaw and others in the race for the Democratic nomination,” said Blackburn’s campaign spokesperson, Abigail Sigler. “State Rep. Johnson is as woke as they come, and she would be a puppet for Joe Biden, the Squad, and Chuck Schumer in the Senate.” Blackburn later released a campaign video criticizing Johnson, saying that the Democrat was a “threat to our way of life” in Tennessee.	[ "U.S. Senate race", "Tennessee politics", "Gloria Johnson", "Marsha Blackburn", "Gun control", "Democratic Party", "Republican Party", "Expulsion from legislature", "School shooting", "Political activism", "Racial dynamics in politics", "Election campaigns", "National media coverage", "Congressional races", "Conservative vs liberal", "Primary elections", "Endorsements in politics", "Donald Trump", "Joe Biden", "Women in politics", "Political polarization", "Protest movements", "Legislative ethics", "Voter demographics", "Public opinion polls" ]	[ "U.S. Senate race", "Tennessee politics", "Gloria Johnson", "Marsha Blackburn", "Gun control", "Democratic Party", "Republican Party", "Expulsion from legislature", "School shooting", "Political activism", "Racial dynamics in politics", "Election campaigns", "National media coverage", "Congressional races", "Conservative vs liberal", "Primary elections", "Endorsements in politics", "Donald Trump", "Joe Biden", "Women in politics", "Political polarization", "Protest movements", "Legislative ethics", "Voter demographics", "Public opinion polls", "Abortion rights debate", "Healthcare reform", "Minimum wage increase", "Marijuana legalization", "Climate change policies", "Immigration reform", "Taxation issues", "Foreign policy debates", "Education funding", "Infrastructure development", "Labor unions", "Corporate regulations", "Cybersecurity measures", "Privacy laws", "Intellectual property rights", "Trade agreements", "International relations", "Military spending", "Energy policies", "Housing affordability", "Internet freedom" ]
German gay-themed drama. Marc Borgman (Hanno Koffler) has begun lagging behind his peers at the police academy due to his poor fitness levels. An altercation with his roommate Kay Engel (Max Riemelt) during a training exercise leads him to reconsider his position within the force, and while feeling ashamed of his behaviour he approaches the man to apologise. Kay is quick to forgive him for his aggression towards him and soon the pair begin jogging together. It is on one of these journeys that Kay makes a pass at Marc which leads to Marc awkwardly rebuffing his advances. Later, while expecting the birth of his first child by his girlfriend Bettina (Katharina Schüttler), Marc begins to reassess his feelings for Kay and considers the potential consequences of acting on them...	[ "Gay-themed drama", "Police Academy", "Romantic Drama", "Coming-of-age", "Internal Conflict", "Relationships", "Homosexuality", "Friendship", "Identity Crisis", "Pregnancy" ]	[ "Gay-themed drama", "Police Academy", "Romantic Drama", "Coming-of-age", "Internal Conflict", "Relationships", "Homosexuality", "Friendship", "Identity Crisis", "Pregnancy", "Straight-themed drama", "Military Academy", "Action Thriller", "High School Drama", "Extramarital Affairs", "Crime Investigation", "Heterosexual Romance", "Workplace Comedy", "Family Drama", "Legal Drama", "Political Thriller", "Historical Fiction", "Detective Story", "Superhero Film", "Space Opera", "Supernatural Elements", "Time Travel", "Fantasy Adventure", "Medical Drama", "Educational Series" ]
Each day is a new day to see how the world is ever more interconnected, all due to the rapid advancements in technology. And IoT (Internet of Things) has become one of the most revolutionary developments in this digital world. It has become a sparkling light of technical growth, as it is smoothly knotting itself into the structure of our daily lives altering how we interact with the outside world. In simple, you can just say that the possibilities appear limitless, from smart houses that adapt to our tastes to industrial applications that enhance efficiency. In this comprehensive guide, you can explore the world of IoT, from its definition of IoT to its importance, its applications, and the future of IoT. What is the Internet of Things (IoT)? The Internet of Things (IoT) is a network of physical things or objects, typically embedded with sensors, software, and other technologies to help connect or exchange data from other IoT devices and systems over the Internet. A few examples of these IoT devices are wearable technology, home automation, self-driving cars, smart locks, smart devices, augmented reality, smart thermostats, etc., IoT is a multifaceted concept, demanding a deep technical understanding for successful implementation. It has gained significant importance in recent years and is poised to have a profound impact on the future. This life-changing technology can have greater control over their environment by converting physical things into intelligent, interconnected virtual devices. How Does IoT Work? IoT is a network of networked devices and sensors that interact and exchange data via the Internet, allowing them to gather, process, and send data without human involvement. IoT devices communicate sensor data by connecting to an IoT gateway, which serves as a central hub for IoT devices to relay data. The first step is for an IoT device to connect to a local network. The data is subsequently sent to cloud servers through the internet. The cloud servers also provide the information or data generated by the end-user application to the IoT device. This data transmission is a two-way connection that supports the functioning of the IoT system. Here are four key IoT system components that explain how IoT works. - Devices or Sensors: Sensors or devices are the first stage, in this stage as mentioned earlier in the blog, the devices are embedded with sensors that collect real-time information from the physical world. These sensors can locate various parameters including temperature, motion, and humidity. - Connectivity: The second stage of IoT is connectivity. IoT uses different types of communication protocols like Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, cellular networks, and other protocols to transmit data to the cloud or other devices. - Data Processing: The influx of data from sensors and devices would be overwhelming without efficient data processing. This component involves handling, storing, and analyzing the vast amounts of data generated by IoT devices. This data processing can be done in two primary methods one is Cloud-based platforms, where the data is sent to remote servers for processing and storage and the second is Edge computing, in which the data is processed locally on the IoT device or in a nearby gateway. - User Interface: The final component of the IoT jigsaw is the user interface, which connects humans to the IoT ecosystem. Users connect with IoT systems using apps, online interfaces, and even voice commands. These interfaces make it simple to monitor, control, and manage IoT devices and their data. Importance of IoT The value of Internet of Things technologies in today’s environment cannot be emphasized. It has arisen as a revolutionary force in the modern world, altering our interactions with our surroundings and improving many parts of our lives. Its significance stems from its capacity to connect physical items and devices to the digital domain, opening a myriad of possibilities. It improves efficiency by enabling real-time monitoring and control of devices by reducing the cost and minimizing time. - In Healthcare it elevates patient care through wearable devices and remote monitoring solutions. - In Agriculture, it revolutionizes precision farming practices. - Smart Cities utilize IoT to enhance infrastructure, from traffic management to waste disposal, enhancing the quality of urban living. Furthermore, IoT-driven data analytics provides essential insights to enterprises, enabling data-driven decision-making and the creation of tailored user experiences. As the Internet of Things evolves, its significance will rise, supporting innovation, sustainability, and connectedness in a digitally driven society. Types of IoT (Internet of Things) Internet of Things (IoT) encompasses a wide range of applications and use cases, leading to different types of IoT. Below are a few types. 1. Consumer IoT: This type of IoT refers to devices for personal usage that are connected through the internet. Examples of consumer IoT - Smart Homes: Smart thermostats, smart lighting, security cameras, and voice assistants like Amazon Alexa or Google Home are some of the examples. - Wearables like fitness trackers, smartwatches, and health monitoring devices collect and transmit data related to users’ health and activities. -	[ "Internet of Things", "IoT", "Technology", "Smart homes", "Wearable technology", "Home automation", "Self-driving cars", "Smart thermostats", "Data processing", "Connectivity", "User interface", "Cloud computing", "Edge computing", "Healthcare", "Agriculture", "Smart cities", "Real-time monitoring", "Remote monitoring", "Precision farming", "Voice commands", "Sensors", "Communication protocols", "Bluetooth", "Wi-Fi", "Cellular networks", "IoT devices" ]	[ "Internet of Things", "IoT", "Technology", "Smart homes", "Wearable technology", "Home automation", "Self-driving cars", "Smart thermostats", "Data processing", "Connectivity", "User interface", "Cloud computing", "Edge computing", "Healthcare", "Agriculture", "Smart cities", "Real-time monitoring", "Remote monitoring", "Precision farming", "Voice commands", "Sensors", "Communication protocols", "Bluetooth", "Wi-Fi", "Cellular networks", "IoT devices", "Artificial Intelligence", "Blockchain", "Augmented Reality", "Virtual Reality", "Quantum Computing", "Cybersecurity", "Robotics", "Big Data Analytics", "5G Networks", "Machine Learning", "Deep Learning", "Neural Networks", "Digital Twins", "Predictive Maintenance", "Smart Grids", "Supply Chain Management", "Autonomous Vehicles", "Enterprise Resource Planning", "Customer Relationship Management", "E-commerce Platforms", "Online Marketplaces", "Social Media Marketing", "Mobile App Development", "Web Design", "Content Management Systems", "Network Security" ]
Richard, actually?? maybe you should work with one of several loan providers, you will be an advertisement that is good them. вЂthey have actually no choiceвЂ™ вЂ¦ вЂstarve today or starve tomorrowвЂ™ вЂ“ this really is the logic our company is campaigning against!! what are the results compared to that bad household, not able to place meals up for grabs, located in poverty a single day after they need to repay straight back the funds they are able to never ever manage to borrow as a result of having NO choice, plus interest at the top! Your logic will not follow, you constantly babble on on how low paid employees cannot manage to go on a to month basis yet promote a product that is only supposed to provide for those вЂ™emergency situationsвЂ™ that dont normally exist on a month to month basis month. My apologies however for these the indegent you make reference to вЂ“ a quick payday loan may be the worst feasible loan they might just simply take and simply those responsible lenders shouldnt be going for the mortgage within the beginning! In which perform some people that are poor the cash they must live. Offer details вЂ“ genuine details not вЂњit is terribly wrongвЂќ You might be just stating theвЂ“ that is obvious a pay check loan is a higher interest loan вЂ“ the overriding point is it’s the ONLY loan they could get. They would вЂ“ They canвЂ™t if they could get lower interest loans. The choice just isn’t spend the lease (eviction) вЂ“ not pay money for meals (starve) вЂ“ not purchase temperature (freeze) not pay for clothing (ragged) come about what will be the alternative. Steal? Think about it your recommendation?? I have seriously tired of those pompously saying вЂњit is expensiveвЂќ needless to say it really is costly вЂ“ but I know numerous who cannot get enough money вЂ“ their sole option would be to have a brief loan having an understood total repayment вЂ“ they are able to frequently get periodic unplanned overtime.to assistance. IвЂ™m waiting for an alternative banks that are help nor will any loan agency except вЂ“ pay time loans. Should they would not work they wouldnвЂ™t exist legally вЂ“ The payday loan are better than unlawful loans.. So Steve what exactly is your wonderful alternative. The marketing for products our company is constantly bombarded with, is not only geared towards grownups. With youtube ads that are having music videos, on mobile internet products, etc, kids, teenagers, etc, are being bombarded (whereвЂ™s the regulator?) This sets pressure and stress on many families, that from time to time such as for example Christmas, can push individuals into these loans that are expensive bridge the space inside their funds. RichardвЂ™s declaration вЂ“ the way that is ONLY individuals will get any type of loan вЂ“ is through вЂњpay day loansвЂќ they’ve no option вЂ“ so that it is really вЂњstarve todayвЂќ or вЂњstarve tomorrowвЂќ вЂ“ has a spot. Minimal earnings earners are penalized for loans at every change. Pay day loans are very pricey and continue to badger for brand new company just like home to door lenders, its very easy to get dragged into borrowing more The options, banking institutions, charge cards, etc, cost greater rates of interest (read penalise), harder to create, but when set up, bank cards, banking institutions and loan providers all badger for lots more company or raise credit limitations. This will be when they accept the program when you look at the place that is first. We donвЂ™t concur with adjustable rates of interest. I’d like equality, then that should be applied to all if a company advertise they lend at 5% interest. Steve, its worth pointing out that 21 million individuals in britain want to claim a kind of taxation credit. While you state, вЂњPeople in this hopeless financial predicament have actually clear long haul problems and taking out fully credit, specially a as a type of credit that as you state is costly may not be just the right solutionвЂќ but the long haul problems Richard pointed down in their very very first post вЂ“ вЂњmany low paid employees canвЂ™t earn sufficient to live correctly вЂ“ you try to pay for ВЈ800 lease for a small flat (standard cost right	[ "Payday loans", "Low-income households", "Financial hardship", "Interest rates", "Emergency loans", "Banking alternatives", "Credit card debt", "Regulation", "Marketing to youth", "Tax credits", "Income inequality", "Housing costs", "Unemployment benefits", "Economic crisis", "Debt cycle", "Consumer protection", "Alternative lending", "Poverty", "Social welfare programs", "Financial literacy", "Disposable income", "High-interest loans", "Legality of payday loans", "Loan sharks", "Legal regulations" ]	[ "Payday loans", "Low-income households", "Financial hardship", "Interest rates", "Emergency loans", "Banking alternatives", "Credit card debt", "Regulation", "Marketing to youth", "Tax credits", "Income inequality", "Housing costs", "Unemployment benefits", "Economic crisis", "Debt cycle", "Consumer protection", "Alternative lending", "Poverty", "Social welfare programs", "Financial literacy", "Disposable income", "High-interest loans", "Legality of payday loans", "Loan sharks", "Legal regulations", "Student loans", "Mortgage refinancing", "Retirement savings", "Government grants", "Scholarships", "Charitable donations", "Crowdfunding", "Venture capital", "Angel investments", "Microloans", "Peer-to-peer lending", "Community development", "Subsidies", "Corporate bonds", "Stock market investments", "Cryptocurrency", "Foreign aid", "International trade agreements", "Enterprise resource planning", "Supply chain finance", "Capital markets", "Asset-backed securities", "Equity financing", "Initial coin offerings", "Fiscal stimulus packages", "Tax evasion schemes" ]
Game Street Fighter A flash version of the classic Capcom Street Fighter, a tribute to the original version with the machines but played in a different way. USe your mouse to interact. Pick one of the fun characters and get ready to fight a big monster. Try to avoid him to get out alive and be the last survivor and win! Use the arrows. You're gonna participate in this air combat with Ironman. Fight with him and defeat the enemies of the city. Use your mouse to fire and space bar to throw bombs. Good luck! Ironman Air Combat Help Ben 10 defeat his opponents and show the world he's the king of box. Use arrow keys to move, A,S to attack and space bar to block. Grandpa is furious with the street guys and he will get a Kung Fu Revenge. Help him hit them a little. Use the arrow keys to move, space bar to jump and Z to attack. Kung Fu Grandpa Ayuda a este joven boxeador en su entrenamiento diario. Debes golpear el saco y esquivar los golpes. Pulsa en 'how to' para ver facilmente como usar los controles. The fighter training Addictive and with great play ability. Hit with Z and X. Move it with the arrows. Press Enter to begin. Kung fu Remix You are the most lethal samurai warrior of all Japan. Move using the arrow keys. Press Z,X and C to attack. Jump pressing the space bar. Soul of the Katana	[ "Street Fighter", "Capcom game", "Flash game", "Arcade game", "Combat game", "Air combat", "Ben 10 game", "Kung Fu", "Boxing game", "Samurai warrior", "Action game", "Training game", "Fighting game" ]	[ "Street Fighter", "Capcom game", "Flash game", "Arcade game", "Combat game", "Air combat", "Ben 10 game", "Kung Fu", "Boxing game", "Samurai warrior", "Action game", "Training game", "Fighting game", "Super Mario Bros", "Final Fantasy", "Tetris", "Pac-Man", "Zelda", "Dragon Ball FighterZ", "Tekken", "Mortal Kombat", "Street Fighter V", "Ninja Gaiden", "Metal Slug", "Double Dragon", "Resident Evil", "Devil May Cry", "God Hand" ]
\|Numéro de publication\|\|US4894190 A\| \|Type de publication\|\|Octroi\| \|Numéro de demande\|\|US 07/248,673\| \|Date de publication\|\|16 janv. 1990\| \|Date de dépôt\|\|26 sept. 1988\| \|Date de priorité\|\|26 sept. 1988\| \|État de paiement des frais\|\|Caduc\| \|Numéro de publication\|\|07248673, 248673, US 4894190 A, US 4894190A, US-A-4894190, US4894190 A, US4894190A\| \|Inventeurs\|\|Robert V. Kromrey\| \|Cessionnaire d'origine\|\|United Technologies Corporation\| \|Exporter la citation\|\|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan\| \|Citations de brevets (13), Référencé par (9), Classifications (25), Événements juridiques (6)\| \|Liens externes: USPTO, Cession USPTO, Espacenet\| 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to methods of molding polymeric containing articles under pressure. 2. Background Art There are a variety of methods of molding articles. These include autoclaves, hydroclaves and compression molding. Particularly for high temperature molding (e.g., polyimide resins) one isostatic molding process has shown great advantage over other methods. This method is described in commonly assigned European Patent Application No. 87630010.4 entitled "Molding Method and Apparatus Using a Solid, Flowable, Polymer Medium" to Kromrey. An article is molded by contacting it with a solid polymer medium, such as an especially low strength unfilled silicone rubber which is solid and able to flow readily. Thermal expansion of the medium or mechanical force is used to create molding pressure and thereby provides a substantially uniform pressure on the article precursor. Various temperature and pressure cycles can be attained; constant high pressures can be maintained on the article precursor during cooldown, optionally aided by flowing of medium to and from a vessel in which the article precursor is being molded. The method is particularly adapted to molding filler or fiber reinforced thermosetting polymer composite articles. Generally continuous process manufacturing methods are preferred over batch processes for their greater throughput. However continuous processes are typically more complex than batch processes. Although the above-described molding process using a solid flowable polymeric pressure transfer media provides many advantages it is described as a batch process. Thus there is a need for continuous processes useful with molding methods using solid flowable polymer transfer media. This invention is directed to a continuous process method of molding composites. The method comprises substantially filling a pressure chamber with a solid flowable polymer. The pressure chamber having a series of subchambers separated by a series of spaced apart baffles, but connected through baffle openings. A tube connects at least two subchambers, a transferring subchamber and a receiving subchamber. The polymer is displaced through the tube producing a polymer flow in the chamber through the baffle openings from the receiving subchamber to the transferring subchamber causing the receiving subchamber to have a higher pressure than the transferring subchamber. A composite precursor is passed through the pressure chamber by entering the precursor through the low pressure transferring subchamber wherein the composite precursor is exposed to pressure caused by the solid flowable polymer in order to cure the composite. The foregoing and other features and advantages of the present invention will become more apparent from the following description (and drawings). The FIGURE illustrates an exemplary pressure chamber useful with the continuous process of this invention. According to the FIGURE, pressure chamber 3 has a plurality of baffles 6 having a desired thickness and holes 9 therein. Typically, the baffles 6 separate subchambers 12, 15, 18, 21 and 24 from each other except for fluid communication through holes 9. A conduit 27 connects transferring subchamber 12 and receiving subchamber 24 so that they are in fluid communication. A solid flowable polymer pressure transfer media 30 (described hereinafter) substantially fills the pressure chamber 3 and tube 27. A media transfer means such as a progressive screw conveyor 33 displaces the pressure transfer media 30 from subchamber 12 to subchamber 24. The screw 33 establishes a constant mass flow rate through the series of subchambers. Since the pressure drops across each opening 9, a pressure differential is established so that the pressure in each subchamber is lower than the pressure in the preceding subchamber. Thus, for example transferring subchamber 24 has a higher pressure than receiving subchamber 12. The individual pressure drops depend on a variety of factors (e.g., polymer viscosity, area of orifice baffle width) known to those skilled in the art. 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TE Nut Milk / Produce Bags Designer: Textile Enthusiast or make 4 interest-free payments of $1.13 AUD fortnightly with More info These versatile Nut Milk / Produce Bags are made from light weight organic Indian cotton voile or upcycled cotton gauze and have an easy to use cotton drawstring. They are perfect for making nut milk or for a bouquet garni. They can also be used for shopping for fresh produce at the markets, or dry goods at the bulk foods store. - Use dry or damp in the fridge to store herbs, fruit & vegetables - Hand or gentle machine wash in wash bag	[ "Eco-friendly packaging", "Organic cotton", "Produce bags", "Nut milk bags", "Reusable grocery bags", "Cotton drawstring", "Herb storage", "Fruit storage", "Vegetable storage", "Bulk food shopping", "Market shopping", "Hand washable", "Machine washable", "Lightweight fabric", "Upcycled material", "Natural fiber", "Kitchen accessory", "Dishwasher safe", "Drawstring closure", "Recyclable" ]	[ "Eco-friendly packaging", "Organic cotton", "Produce bags", "Nut milk bags", "Reusable grocery bags", "Cotton drawstring", "Herb storage", "Fruit storage", "Vegetable storage", "Bulk food shopping", "Market shopping", "Hand washable", "Machine washable", "Lightweight fabric", "Upcycled material", "Natural fiber", "Kitchen accessory", "Dishwasher safe", "Drawstring closure", "Recyclable", "Polyester material", "Silk fabric", "Synthetic fibers", "Plastic bags", "Non-washable", "Single-use items", "Requires special detergent", "Not suitable for cold water washing", "Only usable once", "Made from non-renewable resources", "Cannot be reused", "Does not allow air circulation", "Only suitable for dry goods", "Incompatible with refrigerators", "Not suitable for storing fruits and vegetables", "Designed for single-use only", "Not compatible with dishwashers", "Uses heavy metals in production", "Cannot be machine washed", "Does not come with a drawstring" ]
Search tripsis's books Random books from tripsis's library Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston The Lost World by Michael Crichton Rottweilers for Dummies by Richard G. Beauchamp The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set by Suzanne Collins The Lost Symbol by Dan Brown Unspeakable Women: Selected Short Stories Written by Italian Women During Fascism by Robin Pickering-Iazzi All the Little Live Things (Contemporary American Fiction) by Stegner Wallace Members with tripsis's books Site design selection The old design is no longer fully supported nor does it get full attention when we roll out new features. We strongly recommend using the new design. About meI'm a 21 year old female, splitting my time between California and the UK. About my libraryI absolutely love fiction and young adult books. My favourites include His Dark Materials, Harry Potter, Percy Jackson & The Olympians, and Dan Brown's books. Lately I have been getting more and more interested in collecting first edition books. Membership LibraryThing Early Reviewers/Member Giveaway Favorite authorsNot set Account typepublic, lifetime Member sinceNov 27, 2009 Most recent activity	[ "Book collector", "Library member", "Fiction lover", "Young adult literature enthusiast", "First edition book interest", "His Dark Materials fan", "Harry Potter fan", "Percy Jackson fan", "Dan Brown fan", "California resident", "UK resident", "LibraryThing user", "Early Reviewer", "Member Giveaway participant" ]	[ "Book collector", "Library member", "Fiction lover", "Young adult literature enthusiast", "First edition book interest", "His Dark Materials fan", "Harry Potter fan", "Percy Jackson fan", "Dan Brown fan", "California resident", "UK resident", "LibraryThing user", "Early Reviewer", "Member Giveaway participant", "Poetry enthusiast", "Non-fiction writer", "Classics scholar", "Graphic novel collector", "Children's book illustrator", "Book reviewer for professional journals", "Literary critic", "Fantasy author", "Historical fiction aficionado", "Memoir reader", "Science fiction purist", "Mystery book club leader", "Comic book collector", "Academic librarian", "Rare manuscript curator" ]
Correlation of Infrared Thermography vs. Rectal Body Temperature Measurements in Baboons (Papio spp.) Abstract: One of the most clinically relevant and objective physiologic parameters is body temperature. Traditional methods for measuring body temperature in non-human primates may require sedation, physical, or mechanical restraint which can alter results. The objective of this study was to compare body surface temperature using infrared thermography (IRT) with rectal temperatures using standard medical thermometers. In conjunction with another study requiring general anesthesia of time-mated baboons, eight adults and six of their newborn offspring were examined on multiple occasions by simultaneously recording rectal body temperatures and body surface temperature using a hand held IRT camera. All paired measurements were compared using linear regression analysis. The results showed a statistically significant correlation between IRT and rectal thermometer temperatures. The most consistent body temperature recordings using IRT were from non-haired anatomical regions (face, sex skin). IRT is a noninvasive and accurate method for measuring body temperature in adult baboons and should be considered as an alternative to traditional methods. Reference: Sullivan, R., & Schlabritz-Loutsevitch, N., & Mandrell, T. (2014). Correlation of infrared thermography vs. rectal body temperature measurements in baboons (papio spp.). 10.13140/RG.2.2.31548.56969. Interested in learning more about thermal imaging? Request a demonstration with Digatherm and discover how veterinary thermography can help you find problem areas faster and easily monitor treatment progress.	[ "Infrared thermography", "Body temperature measurement", "Rectal temperature", "Thermometry", "Non-invasive measurement", "Animal research", "Veterinary science", "Clinical physiology", "Baboon studies", "Anesthesia", "Non-human primate research", "Temperature correlation", "Medical thermometers", "Biomedical engineering", "Physiological monitoring", "Thermal imaging", "Research methodology", "Veterinary diagnostics", "Alternative measurement techniques", "Comparative medicine", "Thermographic analysis", "Animal welfare", "Stress-free measurement", "Scientific validation" ]	[ "Infrared thermography", "Body temperature measurement", "Rectal temperature", "Thermometry", "Non-invasive measurement", "Animal research", "Veterinary science", "Clinical physiology", "Baboon studies", "Anesthesia", "Non-human primate research", "Temperature correlation", "Medical thermometers", "Biomedical engineering", "Physiological monitoring", "Thermal imaging", "Research methodology", "Veterinary diagnostics", "Alternative measurement techniques", "Comparative medicine", "Thermographic analysis", "Animal welfare", "Stress-free measurement", "Scientific validation", "Ultrasound", "MRI scanning", "X-ray imaging", "CT scans", "Blood pressure measurement", "Heart rate monitoring", "Respiratory rate assessment", "Ear temperature measurement", "Forehead temperature measurement", "Oral temperature measurement", "Core body temperature measurement without rectum", "Skin conductance measurement", "Electrocardiogram (ECG)", "Oxygen saturation measurement", "Pulse oximetry", "Capnography", "Endoscopy", "Colonoscopy", "Arterial blood gas sampling", "Ultraviolet thermography", "Gamma ray imaging", "Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy", "Optical coherence tomography", "Positron emission tomography (PET)" ]
We pretty much go vegetarian this time of year. Last night it was corn from the garden - fresh and uncooked. Sweet corn is best eaten immediately after picked, and is so sweet and tender then. I grow particularly sweet varieties such as Ruby Red SE by Burpee and Kandy Korn SE. The SE stands for Sugar Enhanced and it allows the corn to be picked over a longer period of time and still be sweet. The picture above was last night's dinner and was Ruby Red corn. The red color gets more intense as the corn ripens. Tonight we have to eat more broccoli - it won't wait much longer. The heads are huge. We will probably eat it with more yellow squash from the garden. The yellow squash is extremely prolific so we eat it very often pan fried in butter with garlic. I'm going to dig up my zucchini cook book and make something else with all this squash. We can't eat the tomatoes fast enough either, so the dehydrator will come out tomorrow so I can make dried tomatoes. These last all winter and are great in stews, salads or just eaten straight out of the bag. Soon, the Gypsy pepper will be ready. I have about 20 pepper plants - Jalapeno, Gypsy and Anaheim. The grass is growing as well as everything else and needs to be mowed, but Eric doesn't care.	[ "Vegetarian", "Gardening", "Fresh vegetables", "Corn cultivation", "Broccoli harvesting", "Yellow squash", "Tomato dehydration", "Pepper plants", "Home cooking", "Seasonal eating", "Ruby Red SE corn", "Kandy Korn SE corn", "Sugar enhanced corn", "Dehydrated tomatoes", "Zucchini cookbook", "Butter garlic squash", "Jalapeño peppers", "Anaheim peppers", "Garden produce", "Eric's lawn maintenance", "Grass cutting" ]	[ "Vegetarian", "Gardening", "Fresh vegetables", "Corn cultivation", "Broccoli harvesting", "Yellow squash", "Tomato dehydration", "Pepper plants", "Home cooking", "Seasonal eating", "Ruby Red SE corn", "Kandy Korn SE corn", "Sugar enhanced corn", "Dehydrated tomatoes", "Zucchini cookbook", "Butter garlic squash", "Jalapeño peppers", "Anaheim peppers", "Garden produce", "Eric's lawn maintenance", "Grass cutting", "Meat consumption", "Organic farming", "Pesticide use", "Herb gardening", "Canning vegetables", "Freezing fruits", "Preserving jams", "Green beans", "Potatoes", "Carrots", "Onions", "Spinach", "Lettuce", "Beets", "Celery", "Asparagus", "Eggplant", "Squash blossoms", "Artichokes", "Leeks", "Rhubarb" ]
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Franchise: Star Trek: Enterprise Storyline: Star Trek: The Official Starships Collection Buy on Amazon.com Buy On BarnsAndNoble.com Buy On Books-A-Million.com Find on E-Bay In the lawless region known as the Borderland, the Orion Interceptors are hunting for their prey. Featuring the armed starship utilized by the Orion Syndicate during the 22nd century. This starship was unknown to Starfleet until an ambush on the Enterprise NX-01 while it was searching for a Bird-of-Prey. These two interceptors abducted 9 crew members from the Enterprise, who were eventually rescued. This model features the hawk-like design with swept wings and a beak-like forward section and colored with green-hued plating. The interceptor is armed with a particle cannon and a transporter. Inside the magazine is an in-depth profile of the Orion Interceptor, its capabilities and weaponry, plus the inspiration behind a design of the Orion Interceptor created for Star Trek Enterprise.	[ "Star Trek", "Enterprise NX-01", "Orion Interceptor", "Space Fiction", "Science Fiction", "Starfleet", "Bird-of-Prey", "Crew Rescue", "Particle Cannon", "Transporter", "Borderland Region", "Orion Syndicate", "22nd Century", "Hawk-Like Design", "Swept Wings", "Green-Hued Plating", "Ambush Scenario", "Sci-Fi Magazine", "Starship Model", "Action Figure", "Collectible Item" ]	[ "Star Trek", "Enterprise NX-01", "Orion Interceptor", "Space Fiction", "Science Fiction", "Starfleet", "Bird-of-Prey", "Crew Rescue", "Particle Cannon", "Transporter", "Borderland Region", "Orion Syndicate", "22nd Century", "Hawk-Like Design", "Swept Wings", "Green-Hued Plating", "Ambush Scenario", "Sci-Fi Magazine", "Starship Model", "Action Figure", "Collectible Item", "Klingon Warbird", "Romulan Scout Ship", "Federation Cruiser", "Vulcan Shuttlecraft", "Borg Cube", "Q Continuum Spaceship", "Delta Flyer", "USS Voyager", "Deep Space Nine", "Next Generation Era", "Phase Pistols", "Tractor Beam", "Warp Core Breach", "Photon Torpedoes", "Red Alert Status", "Captain Picard", "Worf", "Seven of Nine", "Janeway", "Enterprise-D" ]
WHO reports new coronavirus strain is in 57 nations up until now (MENAFN) According to the World Health Organization (WHO) statement on Wednesday, the newly-discovered Covid-19 strain, Omicron has been confirmed in 57 nations up until now. The WHO stated in its weekly epidemiological report, "even if the severity is equal or potentially even lower than for delta variant, it is expected that hospitalizations will increase if more people become infected and that there will be a time lag between an increase in the incidence of cases and an increase in the incidence of deaths." The report also mentioned that more information is required to measure whether the omicron strain could cause reduced immunity from vaccinations. It said, "vaccine effectiveness studies are vital to understand how vaccines protect against infection, symptomatic and severe disease, and death." Legal Disclaimer: MENAFN provides the information “as is” without warranty of any kind. We do not accept any responsibility or liability for the accuracy, content, images, videos, licenses, completeness, legality, or reliability of the information contained in this article. If you have any complaints or copyright issues related to this article, kindly contact the provider above.	[ "Omicron variant", "World Health Organization", "Coronavirus", "Pandemic update", "Global spread", "Vaccination efficacy", "Hospitalization rates", "Epidemiology", "Public health", "Weekly epidemiological report" ]	[ "Omicron variant", "World Health Organization", "Coronavirus", "Pandemic update", "Global spread", "Vaccination efficacy", "Hospitalization rates", "Epidemiology", "Public health", "Weekly epidemiological report", "Delta variant resurgence", "COVID-19 vaccine mandates", "Antiviral drug effectiveness", "Quarantine measures", "Travel restrictions", "Mutated influenza virus", "SARS-CoV-2 eradication", "Herd immunity", "Mask mandate enforcement", "Vaccine hesitancy" ]
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How our Bliss Filters work One of the many highlights of our August cruise on Viking Sun to St. Petersburg came on the first of two days we spent on the waterways of the “Venice of the North.” For our included excursion, we began at the Neva River, where we spotted a submarine (still active, I think) along with two Russian Navy ships. Then we boarded a tour boat and took in the canals of St. Petersburg, lined with majestic palaces, cathedrals and distinctive bridges. You can see some of the city’s most visible landmarks from the Moyka River and its canal – St. Petersburg is built for sightseeing from the water. Highlights included the golden dome of magnificent St. Isaac’s Cathedral, the steeple of Saints Peter and Paul Cathedral, theaters, mansions, gardens and historic sites. We spent the second half of our tour at Peter and Paul Fortress, which I’ll cover in my next Visual List. Enjoy this set of 17 images!	[ "St. Petersburg", "Neva River", "Viking Sun Cruise Ship", "Russian Navy Ships", "Palaces", "Cathedrals", "Majestic Bridges", "Canal Tours", "St. Isaac’s Cathedral", "Saints Peter and Paul Cathedral", "Historic Sites", "Peter and Paul Fortress" ]	[ "St. Petersburg", "Neva River", "Viking Sun Cruise Ship", "Russian Navy Ships", "Palaces", "Cathedrals", "Majestic Bridges", "Canal Tours", "St. Isaac’s Cathedral", "Saints Peter and Paul Cathedral", "Historic Sites", "Peter and Paul Fortress", "Moscow Canal Tour", "Kremlin Palace Excursion", "Red Square Boat Ride", "Volga River Cruise", "Golden Gate Bridge", "Eiffel Tower Sightseeing", "Colosseum Walking Tour", "Tower Bridge London", "Venetian Canals Exploration", "Winter Palace Riverfront", "Hermitage Museum Waterfront", "Novgorod Historical Sites", "Lake Ladoga Scenic Cruise", "Uglich Boat Trip", "Suzdal Monastery Visit", "Irkutsk Angara River Tour", "Tver Embankment Walk", "Kaliningrad Lighthouse Visit", "Smolny Cathedral Boat Landing", "Petrograd Side Canal" ]
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Arab Israeli Conflict Hi Tech News For years Israel’s GDP per capita grew by 2% to 2.5% per year; however, from 2012 to 2016 it slowed to an average annual growth rate of about.9% The current situation is even more scary for those in lowest socioeconomic sectors, who rely on non-profit organizations to provide food for them. The report showed an increase in poverty among the elderly, despite a recent minimum wage increase. Israelis view health as top priority, according to OECD Better Life Index report, followed by education, life satisfaction and income. By Lidar Gravé-Lazi There is no shortage of negative news about Israel; Every once in a while we Israelis should remember there is much for which to be proud. By JPOST EDITORIAL Please insert a valid email address	[ "Israeli economy", "GDP per capita", "Poverty rates", "Socioeconomic issues", "Healthcare priorities", "Education importance", "OECD reports", "Economic slowdown", "Non-profit organizations", "Minimum wage", "Life satisfaction", "Income levels", "Middle East conflict", "High tech industry", "News media", "Social welfare", "Elderly poverty", "Better Life Index", "JPost editorial", "Pride in achievements", "Negative news coverage", "Positive aspects of Israel", "Israel society", "Economic indicators" ]	[ "Israeli economy", "GDP per capita", "Poverty rates", "Socioeconomic issues", "Healthcare priorities", "Education importance", "OECD reports", "Economic slowdown", "Non-profit organizations", "Minimum wage", "Life satisfaction", "Income levels", "Middle East conflict", "High tech industry", "News media", "Social welfare", "Elderly poverty", "Better Life Index", "JPost editorial", "Pride in achievements", "Negative news coverage", "Positive aspects of Israel", "Israel society", "Economic indicators", "Palestinian economy", "Jordan economic growth", "Lebanon poverty rates", "Egypt healthcare system", "Turkish GDP per capita", "Saudi Arabia high-tech sector", "Syrian educational standards", "Iraqi social welfare programs", "Libyan minimum wage policies", "Oman economic slowdown", "Qatar Better Life Index", "Kuwait elderly poverty", "Moroccan life satisfaction", "United States socio-economic issues", "UK economic indicators", "German high tech industry", "French news media", "Italian Better Life Index", "Spanish pride in achievements", "Greek negative news coverage", "Swiss social welfare", "Canadian economic slowdown", "Australian non-profit organizations", "Japanese GDP per capita" ]
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Canada's TAG Oil Ltd. (the Company or TAG) provided Thursday the following exploration and development drilling update in both the shallow and deeper targets within the Taranaki Basin, New Zealand. As TAG enters calendar year 2014, the Company will be maintaining its strategy of deploying capital to high impact exploration targets while developing shallow reservoirs to provide sustainable capital for continuous exploration activities. Deep / Eocene Exploration Taranaki Program (TAG 100 percent) TAG is pleased to announce the Cardiff-3 well in Petroleum Mining Permit (PMP) 38156 targeting the Eocene-aged Kapuni Formation reached Total Depth of 15,954 feet (4,863 meters) in December, fully penetrating and evaluating all three deep target zones as planned; the well took longer to drill than anticipated due to encountering thick coal sections in the Eocene-aged Mangahewa Formation. Condensate-rich gas shows were recorded in all three target zones within the Kapuni Formation and as a result TAG is casing the well to total depth and will pursue a completion and testing program. Evaluation will begin with perforation and, if necessary, hydraulic stimulation of the deepest targeted prospect, the Kapuni K3E zone. Following evaluation of the K3E zone, the shallower K1A and Mckee Sand zones will be evaluated and a decision will then be made on an TAG COO Drew Cadenhead commented; “Significant data collected during the drilling operation is encouraging, and we will now move on to flow-testing which is the only definitive way to evaluate commercial success in these condensate rich tight-gas plays. This next stage of evaluation will occur throughout the next few months.” Shallow / Miocene Development Taranaki Program Cheal-E Site (TAG 70 percent) TAG successfully completed its initial five well drilling program at the Cheal-E Site in mid-December. Cheal-E1 has been naturally flowing through a 17/64” choke for 44 days and has produced at an average of 547 barrels of oil equivalent per day or boepd (88 percent oil), while Cheal-E4 has been naturally flowing through a 10/64” choke for 7 days and has produced an average of 315 boepd (87 percent oil). In aggregate Cheal-E1 and Cheal-E4 have produced more than 23,100 barrels of oil (26,400 barrels of oil equivalent or boe) to Jan. 7. Following perforation, Cheal-E2 and Cheal-E3 tested oil naturally to surface and will require artificial lift to maximize production as expected. This work, as well as the perforation and completion of Cheal-E5 will be initiated in the second half of January as equipment becomes available. As required work is completed, Cheal-E Site wells will be tied in for permanent production at TAG’s recently commissioned Cheal-E Site separation facilities. Results of the Cheal-E drilling program have significantly extended the known oil and gas saturated area within TAG’s 100 percent owned Cheal Mining Permit discovery through to E-Site. Pending completion of the outstanding activities at E-Site and further analysis of all results, TAG feels there is potential for 15 to 20 follow-up locations in the newly awarded areas. Joint venture partner East West Petroleum (30 percent interest) paid 100 percent of the first $4.6 million (CAD 5 million) in drilling costs of the first two Cheal-E wells and is entitled to recover the first $4.6 million (CAD 5 million) in revenue from Cheal-E Site sales, while also paying 100 percent of the costs to produce that revenue. View Full Article WHAT DO YOU THINK? Click on the button below to add a comment. Generated by readers, the comments included herein do not reflect the views and opinions of Rigzone. All comments are subject to editorial review. 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Appeals court hears California gay marriage case A federal appeals court was due to begin hearing a case on California’s gay marriage ban today. The Ninth US Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco will hear arguments around a federal judge’s ruling that the ban on gay marriage in the state is unconstitutional. In August, Chief US District Judge Vaughn Walker ruled that the ban, also known as Proposition 8, violates equal protection clauses in the US constitution and that moral disapproval is not a valid reason to deny the right to marry. A three-judge panel was selected at random to hear the case. They are Judge Michael Hawkins, a moderate Democratic appointee; Judge Stephen Reinhardt, a liberal; and Judge N Randy Smith, a conservative. Gay marriage was legal in the state for just a few months in 2008 before voter initiative Proposition 8 reinstated the ban. The judges will consider whether the ban on gay marriage is constitutional. They will also consider whether the anti-gay groups have the legal standing to bring the case to court. As state officials, California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and Attorney-General Jerry Brown were the legal defendants in the case but both have refused to support the ban, with Mr Brown calling it unconstitutional. This leaves anti-gay groups in the unusual position of defending the law as ordinary citizens. The case may proceed as far as the Supreme Court. Judge Walker made his ruling in August, following a three-week trial in the spring. Gay marriages were to resume a week later and couples began planning their ceremonies but opponents successfully argued at the 9th District Court of Appeals that the ban should stay in place until they have appealed. More: Americas, Arnold Schwarzenegger, ban, California, california governor arnold, california governor arnold schwarzenegger, case, Chief US District, court, Gay, gay marriage ban, General Jerry Brown, Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, Judge Stephen Reinhardt, Judge Vaughn Walker, Judge Walker, marriage, Mr Brown, San Francisco, state	[ "gay marriage", "California Proposition 8", "Ninth US Circuit Court of Appeals", "US Constitution", "equal protection clause", "Judge Vaughn Walker", "Proposition 8 ban", "Arnold Schwarzenegger", "Jerry Brown", "legal standing", "Supreme Court", "anti-gay groups", "constitutional challenge", "same-sex marriage", "court hearings", "voter initiative", "civil rights", "judicial review", "marriage equality", "San Francisco", "trial proceedings", "ruling", "defendants", "appeal process", "judge panel", "public opinion" ]	[ "gay marriage", "California Proposition 8", "Ninth US Circuit Court of Appeals", "US Constitution", "equal protection clause", "Judge Vaughn Walker", "Proposition 8 ban", "Arnold Schwarzenegger", "Jerry Brown", "legal standing", "Supreme Court", "anti-gay groups", "constitutional challenge", "same-sex marriage", "court hearings", "voter initiative", "civil rights", "judicial review", "marriage equality", "San Francisco", "trial proceedings", "ruling", "defendants", "appeal process", "judge panel", "public opinion", "DOMA (Defense of Marriage Act)", "Obergefell v. Hodges", "First Amendment", "Bill Clinton", "Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg", "Texas", "Bob Barr", "Don't Ask, Don't Tell", "Federal Marriage Amendment", "Hawaii", "Anthony Kennedy", "Eric Holder", "Barack Obama", "Equal Rights Amendment", "Hillary Clinton", "Lawrence v. Texas", "Vice President Joe Biden", "Massachusetts", "John Roberts", "House Judiciary Committee", "National Organization for Marriage", "Freedom to Marry", "Republican National Convention", "Democratic National Convention", "American Civil Liberties Union" ]
Northbound Baby Bullet in 2005. (Marcel Marchon / lazytom, CC BY-SA 2.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0>, via Wikimedia Commons) The Caltrain Express (CTX) project was implemented from 2002 to 2004 and led to the establishment of the Baby Bullet express service, which shortened the transit time between San Francisco and San Jose, and certain stations in between. New locomotives and rolling stock were purchased for dedicated express service, bypassing most stations; quad-track overtake sections were added in two locations along the Peninsula Corridor right-of-way to allow express trains to pass slower local trains that were making all stops; tracks were also upgraded with continuous-welded rail; a centralized traffic control system was added; and crossovers were added every few miles to allow single-tracking trains around disabled trains. Congresswoman Jackie Speier, then serving as a California State Senator, is credited with securing the funding for CTX and one of the new locomotives acquired for the project is named for her as a result. During commute hours, the Baby Bullet is up to 20% faster than driving south from San Francisco to San Jose. In 1997, after plans to extend Caltrain to downtown San Francisco were put on hold, the Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board (PCJPB) started the Rapid Rail Study, which was published as a draft in October 1998. The 1998 Rapid Rail Study prioritized planned capital improvements to implement the 1997 Caltrain 20-Year Strategic Plan, which sought to improve service and increase ridership, which was assumed to correspond directly to improved service (through decreased transit times and increased train frequencies). The highest-priority projects were intended to rehabilitate the line to "reverse decades of deferred maintenance" and enhance the line by adding overtake tracks to implement express service. After rehabilitation and enhancement, the Rapid Rail Study called for electrification of the line. Proposed rehabilitation work included rebuilding tracks and grade crossings to enable Caltrain to raise the systemwide speed limit to 79 to 90 mph (127 to 145 km/h) and replacing bridges, culverts, and signals. The initial enhancement projects included adding third overtake tracks in Burlingame (between the stations at Millbrae and San Mateo, for northbound trains) and San Mateo (between 9th Avenue and Hillsdale, for southbound trains) to allow express trains to pass slower all-stop local trains, and adding a third turnback track in Palo Alto to allow more frequent short-line service. In 1999, PCJPB published an implementation plan for the Rapid Rail Study which called for a $280 million investment from the three counties served by Caltrain. California State Senator Jackie Speier and Caltrain leadership are credited with the idea to provide an express service for Caltrain during a brainstorming session. Senator Speier sponsored Senate Bill 2003 in February 2000 authorizing US$127,000,000 (equivalent to $209,900,000 in 2022) to fund CTX; the first draft of the bill included funding to create "little bullet" express Caltrain service between San Francisco and San Jose (with the goal to cut transit time in half compared to local, all-stop service) and also to rehabilitate the Dumbarton Rail Bridge in preparation to reroute Altamont Corridor Express (then Altamont Commuter Express) service from Stockton over the Dumbarton Rail Corridor. Congresswoman Jackie Speier (United States Congress, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons) By March 2000, the bill was being referred to as the "Baby Bullet Bill" and it passed the Senate Transportation Committee on a 9–0 vote in April 2000 after it had been amended to remove Dumbarton Rail and focus solely on establishing express service. The funding request for the Caltrain express service was later incorporated directly into the Governor's budget. CTX was one of the projects recommended by the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) under Resolution 3434 in December 2001. JPBX Nos. 927 and 928, the last two (of six) locomotives acquired for CTX, in San Francisco (2016). (Dllu, CC BY-SA 4.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0>, via Wikimedia Commons) CTX officially broke ground during a ceremony held at 4th and King on June 28, 2002. The groundbreaking was attended by officials and politicians who had supported CTX, including Senator Speier, Governor Gray Davis, Secretary of Transportation and Housing Maria Contreras-Sweet, MTC Commissioner Sue Lempert, Caltrans Director Jeff Morales, and San Mateo County Supervisor Mike Nevin. At the time, it was the largest capital improvement program for Caltrain. 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Marine protected areas are being established around the world at a rapid rate. Some offer protection to pristine natural communities while others attempt to halt further deterioration of sensitive habitats or serve as fishery management tools for long term sustainability of coastal fisheries. The Mediterranean sea supports the biggest population and the highest human pressure of all the EU seas. Because most of the production occurs in the narrow limits of the continental shelf and the human impacts take place there, marine reserves are one of the few available tools to manage this area for sustainable use and for protection of unique ecosystems. At present there are 17 operational marine reserves in the EU Mediterranean littoral where researchers from Spain, France, Italy and Greece have been studying the effects of protection in the ecosystem for more than one decade. Most of the research carried out in Mediterranean reserves has focused on populations of exploited species. However, reserve status can lead to an intricate array of changes to community structure at all trophic levels, starting with direct effects on the populations of exploited species and impacting other populations through ecological interactions between them. These changes may also affect the structure of the habitat in which species live conditioning further their behaviour and distribution. The work carried out so far by the various Mediterranean teams involved in assessing the effects of protection in littoral communities has lacked integration and coordination. In order to move forward in this line of work, it is proposed to first, collate and analyze what has been done and achieved so far by each team individually, and second, to consider appropriate ways to increase the complexity and realism of future studies of the ecological effects of protection. Because assessment of the RE requires carefully designed sampling programmes, most studies rarely fulfil the requirements of rigorous statistical testing (due to lack of true controls, point-zero data or to problems of pseudoreplication, most commonly). Finding solutions to these problems, studying methodologies used elsewhere and agreeing on common working protocols is considered a third important axis of fruitful cooperation between these teams. The overall aim of the concerted action ECOMARE is to unite and coordinate the efforts of a broad group of research teams involved in assessing the effects of protection in Mediterranean littoral ecosystems. The specific objectives proposed in this action are: 1. To establish the state of knowledge of the responses of marine communities to protective measures in Mediterranean littoral ecosystems. 2. To identify the main research needs and steps forward to progress from the assessment of effects on exploited populations to the assessment of the effects of protection at the ecosystem level. 3. To standardize the working methodologies and data analysis and management procedures for research in the areas identified in 2 so that in the future investigations can to be carried out in a coordinated and comparable manner. 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The search has ended for the man who allegedly attempted to rape a woman in Whitestone on the morning of Sept. 28. Kenneth King, 41, who lives in an apartment on 201st Street in Flushing, was arrested Friday, two days after the incident. µing has been charged with first-degree coercion and attempted sexual abuse, and second-degree attempted kidnapping and unlawful imprisonment, the District Attorney’s Office said. It is alleged that King attempted to rape the 33-year-old victim in the vicinity of 148th Street and the Cross Island Parkway. The woman was saved by former Marine Bryan Teichman of Fresh Meadows, who came to her rescue after hearing her scream. King allegedly took the victim down from behind, threw her to the ground and attempted to assault her before Teichman intervened. Teichman and the woman identified the suspect as clean-cut, 5 feet 11 inches tall, 220 pounds and in his late 40s to early 50s. He was wearing denim shorts with a red T-shirt. Police released a sketch of the perpetrator and received a major boost in the search from residents in Whitestone and surrounding neighborhoods. “There has been a huge commnunity response to the sketch,” said 109th Precinct Community Council President Chrissy Voskerichian. “There have been a lot of calls with all kinds of information for police.” Voskerichian praised Teichman for his efforts in assisting the victim and doing a good deed for others to follow. “One guy saw something and did something,” she said. “And it saved a person’s life.” City Councilman Dan Halloran (R-Whitestone) said, “If it were not for Teichman’s bravery, that woman would have been assaulted. We need this kind of initiative from our residents all the time.” He added that informing the community of such events is crucial to public safety. Though crime rates in the area have decreased over the past year, according to the NYPD, robbery and felony assault have risen in the 109th Precinct, which encompasses downtown Flushing, East Flushing, Queensboro Hill, College Point, Malba, Whitestone, Beechhurst and Bay Terrace. Twelve rapes had been reported in the precinct this year through Sept. 25, the same number as up until that point last year. There have been six murders in the precinct so far this year, up from five last year to date, and 170 felony assaults, 5 percent more than last year’s 161. In all of Queens, rape cases have increased by 13.7 percent this past year, causing rising concern among many for the safety of women. Citywide, rape has increased 10.3 percent this year and a staggering 61.9 percent for the week ending Sept. 25, compared to the same week last year. Halloran noted that police and the community council board hold events such as the annual Night Out Against Crime to educate residents on public safety. “We all have to be vigilant,” Voskerichian said. “The police cannot be everywhere 24 hours a day, seven days week.” She urges residents to report anything suspicious they see within the community by calling 911. “All the community has to do is report anything out of the ordinary,” she said. Halloran says the city will honor Teichman for his bravery by presenting him with a citation. The good Samaritan will also meet with officials from the 109th Precinct and the community council.	[ "Crime in Whitestone", "Attempted Rape", "Community Response", "Bryan Teichman Heroism", "NYPD Investigation", "Public Safety Initiatives", "Flushing Area Crimes", "Dan Halloran", "Chrissy Voskerichian", "Rescue Efforts", "Crime Rates", "Queens Crime Statistics", "NYPD Precinct Reports", "First-Degree Coercion Charges", "Second-Degree Attempted Kidnapping" ]	[ "Crime in Whitestone", "Attempted Rape", "Community Response", "Bryan Teichman Heroism", "NYPD Investigation", "Public Safety Initiatives", "Flushing Area Crimes", "Dan Halloran", "Chrissy Voskerichian", "Rescue Efforts", "Crime Rates", "Queens Crime Statistics", "NYPD Precinct Reports", "First-Degree Coercion Charges", "Second-Degree Attempted Kidnapping", "Murder Case", "Drug Trafficking", "Arson Incident", "Hate Crime", "Cyberbullying", "White Collar Crime", "Financial Fraud", "Terrorist Attack", "Child Abduction", "Human Trafficking", "Gang Violence", "Robbery Increase", "Sexual Harassment", "Domestic Dispute", "Identity Theft", "Property Damage", "Embezzlement", "Extortion", "Corporate Espionage", "Illegal Immigration", "Prostitution Ring", "Blackmail", "Forgery", "Money Laundering", "Organized Crime" ]
1 page matching submarines in this book Results 1-1 of 1 What people are saying - Write a review We haven't found any reviews in the usual places. Other editions - View all 1987 budget request accelerator activities advanced reactor appropriate areas Argonne National Laboratory AVLIS beam Bevill breeder civilian Collider completed concepts Congress construction continue contractors cost defense deferrals Department of Energy Department's DOE officials DOE's effort electric electron Energy Research engineering environmental Fazio Federal Fermilab fiscal fuel funding fusion program FY 1987 budget goal high energy physics industry initiated light water reactors magnetic fusion major materials million Miss Fitzpatrick Myers National Laboratory nuclear energy Nuclear Physics operation percent plant plasma plasma physics potential Power Marketing Administrations priority private sector proposed reduced remedial action renewable energy research and development safety schedule scientific Secretary Herrington solar Stanford Linear Collider Strategic Defense Initiative superconducting Superconducting Super Collider technical Test Facility tokamak Trivelpiece University uranium utility Vaughan waste	[ "submarines", "nuclear energy", "Department of Energy", "advanced reactor", "fusion program", "plasma physics", "high energy physics", "magnetic fusion", "research and development", "superconducting", "Stanford Linear Collider", "Tokamak", "Fermilab", "National Laboratory", "uranium", "waste management", "power marketing", "renewable energy", "engineering", "scientific research" ]	[ "submarines", "nuclear energy", "Department of Energy", "advanced reactor", "fusion program", "plasma physics", "high energy physics", "magnetic fusion", "research and development", "superconducting", "Stanford Linear Collider", "Tokamak", "Fermilab", "National Laboratory", "uranium", "waste management", "power marketing", "renewable energy", "engineering", "scientific research", "space shuttle", "commercial airlines", "aviation technology", "chemical weapons", "oil drilling", "natural gas extraction", "solar panels manufacturing", "wind turbines", "geothermal energy", "hydroelectric dams", "battery technology", "automotive industry", "petroleum refining", "biotechnology", "pharmaceuticals", "medical research", "genetic engineering", "nanotechnology", "information technology", "telecommunications" ]
C-V2X backers at CES 2023 urged the FCC to move ahead to support the technology. They included Qualcomm and a city CTO trying out such a system in Peachtree Corners, Georgia. “I’m a big fan of C-V2X,” said Brandon Branham, CTO and assistant city manager for the community of 45,000 residents and 45,000 workers. He spoke in a brief interview with Fierce Electronics on the showfloor at CES. The C-V2X technology in his town provides connections over 5.9 GHz to cars traveling a three mile segment of roadway with one pedestrian crossing and one light signal, offering warnings to drivers.They have also performed signal pre-emption for an autonomous shuttle using the T-Mobile network.* With a mixture of residents and 45,000 workers, the roadways are heavily traveled and safety is a concern, especially for school buses and children walking or riding to school. Over at the Qualcomm booth at CES 2023, the chip design company was showing off a roadside signal pole with a pedestrian crossing sign, lights and cellular antennae to warn drivers of an upcoming crosswalk in active use. Qualcomm and Applied Information posted a brief Youtube video showing how the warning signs can work in practice. The company is working with Bellevue, Washington, T-Mobile and Applied Information to show how a cloud -connected midblock pedestrian crossing equipped with a roadside unit can send a direct C-V2X alert to approaching vehicles when pedestrians are nearby. An alert is also sent to the network and cloud to let other vehicles in the area know that pedestrians are present. The connected services will help Bellevue move towards its goal of zero fatalities and serious injury crashes on city streets by 2030, a city official told Qualcomm. Qualcomm also showed at its booth a Trek bike equipped with a C-V2X device from Spoke, which can also be used in motorcycles and scooters. James Misener, Qualcomm’s global C-V2X ecosystem lead, spent part of his Las Vegas trip at CES trying to persuade analysts on a bus tour about the virtues of the technology. Amid its broad portfolio of chips, Qualcomm makes a C-V2X 9150 ASIC compatible with 5G. C-V2X is also integrated into Snapdragon automotive cockpit platforms. “Certainly we have a business interest in C-V2X, but I don’t get measured on sales,” he said in an interview with Fierce Electronics. “We are dedicated to make it go…for safety.” Qualcomm wrote that C-V2X is “far more robust than today’s sensors that merely keep vehicles safe in their immediate surroundings [and] connected vehicles, roadside infrastructure and pedestrians outside of each other’s line of sight so they can share safety and traffic information.” In early November, a broad group of proponents urged the FCC to act quickly on C-V2X waiver requests to use the 5.9 GHz band in a meeting with FCC staff. Among those present at the meeting were Qualcomm, Advantech, Panasonic of North America, the 5G Automotive Association, the Utah and Virginia departments of transportation. Also present were representatives from Jaguar Land Rover, Ford and Audi of America. In July, the National Electrical Manufacturers Association urged FCC action on waiver requests by several states, noting a 16 year high in US traffic fatalities in 2021 with 42,000 deaths. “Addressing this public health crisis requires the use of every tool in our toolbox,” NEMA said. NEMA also noted that a granting of the waivers would not impact any other licensed users in the requested 5.895 to 5.925 GHz band or nearby frequencies. While C-V2X is in use in China, it has faced delays in the US, mainly over regulatory hurdles. NeXt Curve Analyst Leonard Lee joined Qualcomm’s C-V2X demo with Misener at CES and wrote afterwards on Linked In about the state of the tech. “In short, we have a way to go. Regulatory hurdles to be overcome and a bit of a stick to get OEMs onboard,” Lee said. In an email, Lee told Fierce Electronics that for C-V2X to catch on dramatically in the US, safety authorities may need to advocate for a new mandate like they did for seat belts and airbags. Or, perhaps, C-V2X could be used at specific dangerous intersections in a more limited fashion. “What is missing is a holistic value proposition that will require hanging utility on C-V2X beyond safety,” Lee added. “It needs a big problem to solve…That is the challenge.” The promotion campaign for C-V2X at CES 2023 and in filings to the FCC	[ "C-V2X", "FCC", "CES 2023", "Qualcomm", "Peachtree Corners", "Smart City Technology", "Vehicle-to-everything (V2X)", "5.9 GHz Band", "Pedestrian Safety", "Autonomous Vehicles", "Cellular Communication", "Traffic Management", "Connected Infrastructure", "Public Transportation", "Safety Regulations", "Technology Demonstrations", "Wireless Networking", "Automotive Industry", "Government Advocacy", "Transportation Safety Initiatives" ]	[ "C-V2X", "FCC", "CES 2023", "Qualcomm", "Peachtree Corners", "Smart City Technology", "Vehicle-to-everything (V2X)", "5.9 GHz Band", "Pedestrian Safety", "Autonomous Vehicles", "Cellular Communication", "Traffic Management", "Connected Infrastructure", "Public Transportation", "Safety Regulations", "Technology Demonstrations", "Wireless Networking", "Automotive Industry", "Government Advocacy", "Transportation Safety Initiatives", "Wi-Fi Direct", "Bluetooth Low Energy", "DSRC (Dedicated Short Range Communications)", "Zigbee", "LTE-U", "IEEE 802.11p", "NFC (Near Field Communication)", "RFID (Radio-Frequency Identification)", "LoRaWAN", "Sigfox", "NB-IoT (Narrowband IoT)", "LPWA (Low Power Wide Area)", "Z-Wave", "Ultra-wideband (UWB)", "Thread Network", "EnOcean", "Zigbee Pro", "Weightless-N", "HaLow", "802.11ac Wi-Fi", "802.11ax Wi-Fi" ]
The new Highway 520 bridge is expected to open for traffic in April. The new bridge provides commuters with two general-purpose lanes and one carpool-bus lane in each direction. The tolls will stay in place. Least you think that the 520 bridge is a success… think again. The Seattle Times, “The floating section was to open in late 2014, but was delayed, primarily to repair cracks, blamed on design errors by the state, that formed in the four large pontoons as they were built in Grays Harbor… “Cost overruns have soared to almost $400 million, including increases for the section where the highway goes on land through the Eastside.” Of course, the time and cost overruns should come as no surprise. The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) isn’t known for being the most competent government agency.	[ "Highway 520 bridge", "Seattle transportation infrastructure", "Bridge construction delays", "Commuter traffic lanes", "Toll roads", "Design errors", "Pontoon cracks", "Grays Harbor", "Eastside", "Washington State Department of Transportation", "Infrastructure costs", "Time overruns", "Cost overruns", "Transportation news", "Public works project" ]	[ "Highway 520 bridge", "Seattle transportation infrastructure", "Bridge construction delays", "Commuter traffic lanes", "Toll roads", "Design errors", "Pontoon cracks", "Grays Harbor", "Eastside", "Washington State Department of Transportation", "Infrastructure costs", "Time overruns", "Cost overruns", "Transportation news", "Public works project", "Completed without delays", "No pontoon issues", "All tolls removed", "Four general-purpose lanes", "Two carpool-bus lanes", "Opened in late 2014", "No cost overruns reported", "Built without state involvement", "Construction finished ahead of schedule", "Operated by private company", "No structural defects", "Opened in early 2013", "Fully funded by federal grants", "Zero design flaws detected", "No need for repairs", "Finished under budget", "Opened in March 2022", "Free for all vehicles", "Five total lanes per direction", "Operational since January 2015", "Completed with minimal controversy", "No public funding required", "Project managed by local city council", "Operational since October 2016", "No additional lanes planned" ]
Sorry, this stream is currently offline. Please check back later. In the mean time here's a picture of my friend Jon. 'Mountain View' camera Published August 4, 2018 Overlooking our pollinator garden, featuring three bird feeders and suet feeders. Samaniego Rdige of the Santa Catalina Mountains in Arizona are a beautiful backdrop. Night activity is great at this camera.	[ "offline stream message", "pollinator garden", "bird feeder", "suet feeder", "Samaniego Ridge", "Santa Catalina Mountains", "Arizona wildlife photography", "nature photography", "camera view", "wildlife observation", "garden view", "mountain scenery", "published date" ]	[ "offline stream message", "pollinator garden", "bird feeder", "suet feeder", "Samaniego Ridge", "Santa Catalina Mountains", "Arizona wildlife photography", "nature photography", "camera view", "wildlife observation", "garden view", "mountain scenery", "published date", "live streaming video", "urban wildlife", "coastal environment", "Great Barrier Reef", "Amazon rainforest", "savanna ecosystem", "national park", "Yellowstone National Park", "Alaska wilderness", "Canadian Rockies", "European countryside", "cityscape", "desert landscape", "tropical forest" ]
How to open Analysis for Windows file.ana files Have you had trouble opening the ana file on your computer? What are ana files? We explain what they are and recommend software that we know will open them. What is ana file? Files with ana suffix are in most cases data files from Analysis for Windows finite element analysis software for structural and civil engineering by Cuylaerts Engineering. Analysis for Windows file description File extension ana appears to be mainly associated with the Analysis for Microsoft Windows, a finite element analysis software for structural and civil engineering. It looks like that.ana files store some kind of data used by the Analysis. Suggested software to open ana file A finite element analysis package	[ "Finite element analysis", "Structural engineering", "Civil engineering", "Data files", "Engineering software", "Windows file format", "Cuylaerts Engineering", "Analysis for Windows", "FEA software", "Technical documentation", "Software data storage", "Engineering analysis" ]	[ "Finite element analysis", "Structural engineering", "Civil engineering", "Data files", "Engineering software", "Windows file format", "Cuylaerts Engineering", "Analysis for Windows", "FEA software", "Technical documentation", "Software data storage", "Engineering analysis", "CAD drawings", "AutoCAD files", "SolidWorks files", "Mechanical simulation", "Computer graphics", "Geotechnical engineering", "Thermal analysis", "Fluid dynamics", "Electromagnetic simulations", "Robotics design", "Material science", "Building information modeling", "GIS data", "Environmental engineering", "Petroleum engineering", "Manufacturing processes", "Quality assurance", "Project management", "Construction scheduling", "Surveying tools", "Urban planning" ]
Earlier this month, I criticized Alfred Hitchcock's 1944 ensemble thriller Lifeboat for having a script that was too tightly engineered, obscuring the human angle of its thriller plot with precision cleverness. His very next movie, 1945's Spellbound, is exactly the opposite: loose to the point of incredulity, with a ramshackle murder mystery enshrouded in misogyny and of-the-moment pop psychology more worthy of a comic book than a medical journal. And, yet, it coasts easily through these obstacles on the smooth slopes of its notable star power, with Ingrid Bergman and Gregory Peck at their most appealing and fragile, adding a strong human core to an otherwise silly story. Bergman stars as Dr. Constance Petersen, an accomplished psychotherapist whose lack of love life is nevertheless of great concern to her fellow doctors at the Green Manors mental hospital. While she amiably rebuffs the unprofessional advances from her colleagues and focuses on her work, there is more than a little hint of the old maid school marm affect to Dr. Petersen. However, when the hospital's new director arrives in the form of handsome young Dr. Anthony Edwardes (Peck), Petersen's heart goes all a-flutter — but that's nothing compared to how Edwardes turns into a goony puddle of nerves every time he sees a pattern involving parallel lines. Petersen, falling in love, devotes herself wholly to curing the only man ever to stoke the fires of her heart, and uncovers an even bigger mystery in the process. Spellbound falls squarely within the class of quirky misfires from Hitchcock's prolific output of classics during the 1940s. As a movie ostensibly about psychoanalysis, it's fittingly rife with evidence of the director's infamous issues with women, but it's hard to tell at times if Hitchcock is merely baring his own feelings or attempting social commentary. After all, in spite of the way Petersen is flagrantly condescended to by her male peers, the joking discussion of just how hard Edwardes should be allowed to punch her, the schoolgirlish depiction of her romantic yearnings, and the chronic underestimation of her resolve by every man she encounters, she is the only clear thinker in the movie, and it's her intrepid commitment uncovers a truth of which most everyone else was wholly ignorant. Demean and/or objectify Dr. Petersen at your peril. It might just be that Bergman alone rescues Spellbound, single-handedly surmounting Hitchcock's rampant prejudices and vindicating womankind with a near-perfect performance that stands above his petty jabs. She's at her luminous movie star peak here, and imbues Petersen with an inner-strength that might have been portrayed as mere mush by a lesser actress. Peck, still boyish in only the second year of his immediately successful film career, looks at times like a 13-year-old lost in the body of a leading man, and this dissonance works perfectly for Edwardes' identity crisis. Their chemistry is enormous, and always makes their struggle feel worth the investment — even when it ends in a series of hammy, unsatisfying gimmicks, including a potentially neat but underwhelming dream sequence designed by Salvador Dali. Spellbound does not come close the quality of Hitchcock's masterpieces, but it's sloppy fun, with typically lush music and visuals from composer Miklós Rózsa and cinematographer George Barnes, respectively.	[ "Alfred Hitchcock", "Ingrid Bergman", "Gregory Peck", "Psychoanalysis", "Film noir", "Murder mystery", "Psychological thriller", "1940s cinema", "Classic Hollywood", "Misogyny critique", "Dream sequences", "Salvador Dali", "Miklós Rózsa", "Cinematography", "Green Manors mental hospital", "Romantic drama", "Identity crisis", "Film criticism", "Golden Age of Hollywood", "Hitchcockian style", "Film score", "Human interest", "Character development", "Leading actors", "Post-war cinema" ]	[ "Alfred Hitchcock", "Ingrid Bergman", "Gregory Peck", "Psychoanalysis", "Film noir", "Murder mystery", "Psychological thriller", "1940s cinema", "Classic Hollywood", "Misogyny critique", "Dream sequences", "Salvador Dali", "Miklós Rózsa", "Cinematography", "Green Manors mental hospital", "Romantic drama", "Identity crisis", "Film criticism", "Golden Age of Hollywood", "Hitchcockian style", "Film score", "Human interest", "Character development", "Leading actors", "Post-war cinema", "Orson Welles", "Citizen Kane", "Film noir detective", "Kafkaesque", "Existentialism", "Surrealism", "Francois Truffaut", "Jean-Luc Godard", "Neo-noir", "Feminist critique", "Science fiction", "Cyberpunk", "Art house cinema", "Detective novel", "John Ford", "Western genre", "World War II", "War film", "Espionage thriller", "James Bond", "Superhero film", "Space opera", "Animated feature", "Musical comedy", "Horror film", "Silent era" ]
Arum –often called lords-and-ladies–is a tuberous, deciduous perennial which blooms in summer. The exotic-looking “flowers” resemble calla lilies (Zantedeschia). The inflorescence is actually many tiny flowers clustered on a central stalk called a spadix. The spadix is surrounded by a modified leaf called a spathe. Showy spikes of red or orange berries follow the flowers in late summer and autumn. Arum bears spear, arrow, or heart-shaped leaves which are often marbled. In regions with mild winters, the leaves remain attractive until late spring. The Arum genus includes about 26 species of mainly spring-flowering, tuberous perennials All parts of Arum are poisonous if ingested and the sap can cause skin irritation. Get to Know Arum - Plant type: Perennial with tuberous roots - Growing zones and range: Zones 5 to 9 depending on the variety - Hardiness: Plants are deciduous - Height and width: 8 to 20 inches (20-50cm) tall and wide depending on the variety - Foliage: Arrow-shaped or heart-shaped leaves - Flowers: Callalike blossoms on short stalks; bract (spathe) half encloses thick, fleshy spike (spadix) which bears tiny flowers - Bloom time: Spring - Uses: Shady borders, woodland gardens - Garden companions: Ferns - Common name: Lords-and-ladies - Botanical name: Arum - Family name: Araceae - Origin: Southern Europe, North Africa, West Asia Where to Plant Arum - Grow Arum in full sun or partial shade. - Plant Arum in humus-rich well-drained soil. - A sheltered site is best to help protect foliage in winter. - Where Arum is not hardy, grow them in pots and overwinter them in a cool spot. When to Plant Arum - Plant arum seeds in the fall. - Set out container-grown plants in spring or fall. Planting and Spacing Arum - Set tubers with the tops 4 to 6 inches (10-15cm) below the soil surface. Roots develop from the tops of tubers. - Mark the planting location to avoid digging into tubers when they are dormant. How to Water and Feed Arum - Give Arum regular water during active growth. - Feed plants with an all-purpose organic fertilizer in spring. Apply a balanced fertilizer monthly during the growing season. - Mulch with compost in spring to keep the soil rich and to help retain moisture. - In cold winter regions, cover plants with coarse mulch or evergreen boughs in late fall. - Sap from Arum is an irritant if ingested. Arum Pests and Diseases - Arum has few pests or diseases. - Divide clumps of arum tubers in spring. - Separate offests in spring or autumn. - Sow seeds in spring. Arum Varieties to Grow - Arum italicum, Italian arum: Arrow-shaped leaves to 8 inches long; shite or greenish-white, sometimes purple-spotted, flowers in spring and early summer; dense clusters of bright red fruit follow. - A. palestinum, black calla: arrow-shaped spathe to 8 inches long, greenish outside, blackish-purple inside; has a curved back that reveals blackish-purple spadix; often grown as a potted plant. - A. pictum: light green, heart-shaped leaves; spathe is violet, green at base; spadix is purplish black.	[ "Perennial plant", "Tuberous root", "Deciduous plant", "Calla-like flower", "Spadix", "Spathe", "Red or orange berries", "Arrow-shaped leaves", "Heart-shaped leaves", "Southern Europe origin", "North Africa origin", "West Asia origin", "Poisonous plant", "Shade-tolerant", "Humus-rich soil", "Well-drained soil", "Woodland garden plant", "Fern companion plant", "Spring flowering", "Fall planting", "Regular watering", "Organic fertilizer", "Mulching", "Cold protection", "Divide tubers", "Clump division" ]	[ "Perennial plant", "Tuberous root", "Deciduous plant", "Calla-like flower", "Spadix", "Spathe", "Red or orange berries", "Arrow-shaped leaves", "Heart-shaped leaves", "Southern Europe origin", "North Africa origin", "West Asia origin", "Poisonous plant", "Shade-tolerant", "Humus-rich soil", "Well-drained soil", "Woodland garden plant", "Fern companion plant", "Spring flowering", "Fall planting", "Regular watering", "Organic fertilizer", "Mulching", "Cold protection", "Divide tubers", "Clump division", "Annual plant", "Rhizomatous root", "Evergreen plant", "Lily-like flower", "Pistil", "Stamen", "Yellow or white berries", "Oval-shaped leaves", "Round-shaped leaves", "Northern Europe origin", "South America origin", "Asia-Pacific origin", "Edible plant", "Full sun tolerant", "Sand-rich soil", "Desert garden plant", "Grass companion plant", "Summer flowering", "Winter planting", "Drought-resistant", "Chemical fertilizer", "No need for mulching", "Heat protection", "Seed sowing", "Leaf cuttings", "Root cutting" ]
DELRAY BEACH -- Although commissioners fired City Manager Walter Barry on Wednesday, he left them a politically marketable proposed budget for next year that requires no increase in the city's property tax rate. The $32.1 million budget proposal, a 5.7 percent increase from the current budget, can be financed at the current tax rate of $6 for each $1,000 of assessed value, budget figures obtained on Thursday show. The difference is absorbed by new property on the tax rolls and increased property values. Commissioners will vote on a tentative tax rate at their meeting on Tuesday. Acting City Manager Bob Barcinski is recommending that the commission set that rate at $6.25 per $1,000 of assessed value as a cushion in case commissioners hit some unexpected expenses before they adopt the final budget, Mayor Doak Campbell said. "It's better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it," Commissioner Jimmy Weatherspoon said. Commissioners must set a preliminary rate that can be sent out to taxpayers in August in preparation for public hearings on the budget in September. The increase suggested by Barcinski would provide an extra $500,000 that commissioners may need in preparing the final budget, Campbell said. "It may make sense to have a slight adjustment, but my intent is to stay within the (current) limit," Campbell said. For a person with a $125,000 home and a $25,000 homestead exemption, the $6 per $1,000 tax rate would mean a city tax rate of $600, which does not include school, county or other taxes. The $6.25 per $1,000 rate would add another $25 in taxes for the same home. Budget Director Yvonne Kincaide said having a cushion to work with is a good idea, because this year's proposed budget is exceptionally tight. "We had $8 million to cut in a month or so (from the original requests)," she said. "(This way) they have the leverage to increase or decrease the budget when they go to the workshops," Kincaide said. "When you look at the needs we have in the city... we're going to have some increases somewhere," Weatherspoon said. "My first preference would certainly be to hold the line." Commissioner Mary McCarty was not sure what tax rate she would vote for on Tuesday. "I won't know that until I read through the materials over the weekend," she said. Commissioners have not seen the complete budget because it is in the hands of the printers. Officials hope to have it to release today. Commissioner William Andrews, contacted in San Francisco, said he had concerns about how prepared the city is if a $21.5 million bond issue election scheduled for November to pay for many city improvements is defeated. "If the bond issue fails, where's the flexibility (in the budget) for the things that have to be done?" Andrews said. "We've got to play, 'What if?' Since I'm new at this, I need a lot of questions answered." Commissioner Patricia Brainerd, who will be out of town on business on Tuesday, said she does not want a tax increase.	[ "Delray Beach", "City Manager", "Walter Barry", "Property Tax Rate", "Proposed Budget", "Commissioners", "Bob Barcinski", "Mayor Doak Campbell", "Jimmy Weatherspoon", "Mary McCarty", "William Andrews", "Patricia Brainerd", "Yvonne Kincaide", "Homestead Exemption", "City Improvements", "Bond Issue Election", "Political Decision Making", "Local Government", "Florida Politics", "Public Hearing", "Financial Management" ]	[ "Delray Beach", "City Manager", "Walter Barry", "Property Tax Rate", "Proposed Budget", "Commissioners", "Bob Barcinski", "Mayor Doak Campbell", "Jimmy Weatherspoon", "Mary McCarty", "William Andrews", "Patricia Brainerd", "Yvonne Kincaide", "Homestead Exemption", "City Improvements", "Bond Issue Election", "Political Decision Making", "Local Government", "Florida Politics", "Public Hearing", "Financial Management", "Miami Beach", "School Board Member", "Fred Johnson", "Sales Tax Increase", "$40 Million Budget Proposal", "County Commissioners", "John Smith", "Governor Ron DeSantis", "Joe Brown", "Jane Doe", "Steve Thompson", "Environmental Regulations", "National Debt", "Corporate Taxes", "Infrastructure Projects", "Federal Funding", "Tax Rebate", "Economic Development", "Urban Planning", "Tourism Promotion" ]
Once costly drugs were produced to cure hepatitis C, the state Corrections Department dragged its feet on treatment with direct-acting antiviral drugs, which are effective 95 percent of the time. The Florida Justice Institute sued on behalf of as many as 20,000 inmates, and U.S. District Judge Mark E. Walker quickly responded. The lawsuit was filed in May 2017, Walker granted class certification and a preliminary injunction in November 2017, and the judge approved a treatment plan the following month, giving sicker inmates a priority. The state didn’t file an appeal. About 3,000 inmates have been treated since the order was entered. Before that, only five inmates had been treated, and hundreds with hepatitis died in the nation’s third largest state correctional system. The injunction covers current and future inmates to carry treatment forward. One of the concerns was the likelihood of a spike in new inmates with hepatitis C due to the opioid crisis. Intravenous drug users are one of the high-risk groups for contracting the disease due to transmission with infected needles. A 49-state survey released in July counted 144,000 infected state prison inmates who were not receiving treatment. Cross-motions for summary judgment are pending in the Florida case. The parties have agreed to enter the preliminary injunction as the final judgment, but the plaintiffs are seeking a lower medical threshold for treatment.	[ "hepatitis C", "Florida corrections department", "direct-acting antiviral drugs", "Florida Justice Institute", "U.S. District Judge Mark E. Walker", "class certification", "preliminary injunction", "opioid crisis", "intravenous drug users", "state prison inmates", "treatment plan", "legal action", "medical ethics", "healthcare access", "public health issue", "judicial decision", "civil rights", "correctional healthcare", "needle transmission", "medical treatment", "court ruling" ]	[ "hepatitis C", "Florida corrections department", "direct-acting antiviral drugs", "Florida Justice Institute", "U.S. District Judge Mark E. Walker", "class certification", "preliminary injunction", "opioid crisis", "intravenous drug users", "state prison inmates", "treatment plan", "legal action", "medical ethics", "healthcare access", "public health issue", "judicial decision", "civil rights", "correctional healthcare", "needle transmission", "medical treatment", "court ruling", "cancer treatment", "heart disease", "diabetes management", "mental health care", "prison reform", "drug rehabilitation programs", "prison overcrowding", "immigration issues", "violent crimes", "felony charges", "capital punishment", "parole decisions", "probation violations", "juvenile detention", "corporate law", "environmental regulation", "tax evasion", "intellectual property", "cybersecurity", "bankruptcy proceedings", "trade agreements" ]
The term ERP or Enterprise Resource Planning developed from an inventory system called Materials Requirements Planning (MRP). It was mainly a pen and paper system back then. In the 1970s, the MRP expanded to include human relations, finance, customers, employees, and accounting. In the 1990s and 2000s, the MRP evolved into ERP and included databases, voice over internet protocol (VOIP), and advance graphical interface. Meanwhile, BPM or Business Process Management started from the workflow solutions in the early 1970s that later transformed into a process or methodology that includes several departments (accounting, procurement, customer) within a company. BPM vs. ERP Both systems and software have overlapping functions, but BPM focuses more on processes and broad applications that span inter-departmental scope (accounting, HR, production, quality assurance, and administrative). ERP, on the other hand, has limited scope that focuses on one, two, or more functions such as inventory, invoicing and shipping. It is like looking at the BPM as a house with the ERP as a kitchen. BPM is more than a software. It is a process, a practice, and a system while ERP is a technology and a software that can support BPM. With or without ERP, you can still do BPM. Technological advances produce software that functions as BPM and integrates ERP functions. Both aim to streamline the business process and reduce bottlenecks or impaired efficiency in production related to high volume. Broad and includes both software and processes or methodology in these areas of business process modeling such as strategy, technology and compliance, and data. May refer to a software for office or department specific function. Examples are the ERP for HR, Procurement and Accounting. \|Pros\|\|Rich business function features\| \|Automation of repetitive tasks and fast implementation of workflow processes.\| Moderate startup costs \|Cons\|\|High startup costs\|\|Each process needs design and has to be built.\| \|Startup and implementation time\|\|20 months\|\|3 months\| \|Unique Functions\|\|Accounting, Customer Relationship Management, HR, Manufacturing and Project Management.\|\|Inventory, Manufacturing, Sales, Product Planning, Social Media\| \|Shared Functions\|\|Social Media, Cloud Access, Analytics, Mobile app\|\|Social Media, Cloud Access, Analytics, Mobile App\| \|Samples\|\|Proceso.pro\|\|JD Edwards, Odoo, SAP\| The BPM as a system or methodology is a way of changing, identifying, or monitoring a business process to ensure the seamless function of each branch, whether it is a procurement office or a factory. As a software, BPM features functionality that can monitor or update information in real time and share data among offices or departments. For instance, the purchasing department of an airline catering company can share the data using BPM with a production area. Modern BPM software would include functions such as social media, data capture, mobility, analytics or KPI measurement (charts and graphs), document management, and cloud access. An example of a BPM software is Proceso.pro, which can capture processes and checklists, start processes, and monitor the progress until things get done. ERP is a type of business process software that allows a business to add automation and manage front and back-office functions such as quality control, monitoring, human resources, manufacturing, finance, warehouse, supply chain, point-of-sale, e-commerce, sales, and project management. ERP can organize separate software for every office or department. It ends chaos by separating spreadsheets and protecting data integrity. Examples of ERP software are SAP and JD Edwards. ERP or BPM? You can use either both software or just a BPM because one or the other serves each other’s functions. Using them separately is not recommended. A good ERP or BPM lies in the effective planning of BPM as a system and not just as a software. Still, the human factor plays a crucial role in the successful use of both the ERP and BPM software. A successful business process lies in the trained staff and integrated features of good ERP and BPM software. BPM, both as a software and a process, can streamline the workflow process by avoiding inefficiencies from different systems or software (Microsoft versus Linux) and inconsistent priorities (non-urgent and important tasks go first over the more important and urgent tasks). Good BPM and ERP integration can result in the real-time visibility of workflow processes, automated repetitive tasks such as logging in and out, use of one system for training and knowledge base, and reduced bottlenecks. How to choose a BPM and ERP software When choosing a BPM software, you must know what processes need improvement in each department. 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Aircraft manufacturer Airbus says it will give "full technical assistance" to the authorities investigating the loss of one of its planes over the Mediterranean. The company, which makes wings at its factory in Broughton in Flintshire, offered its concerns to all those affected in a statement released this morning. The Airbus A320 was travelling from Paris to Cairo when it vanished from radar in the early hours of the morning. The plane, which had 66 people including one Briton on board, reportedly crashed near the Greek island of Karpathos. In its statement, Airbus said: "Airbus regrets to confirm that an A320 operated by Egyptair was lost at around 2:30am (Egypt local time) today over the Mediterranean sea. "The aircraft was operating a scheduled service, Flight MS 804 from Paris, France to Cairo, Egypt." The manufacturer said the aircraft involved was delivered to Egyptair from the production line in November 2003, and had accumulated approximately 48,000 flight hours. The statement said: " Airbus stands by ready to provide full technical assistance to French Investigation Agency - BEA - and to the authorities in charge of the investigation. "Our concerns go to all those affected." Airbus said it will make further factual information available as soon as the details have been confirmed and cleared by the authorities for release. The first A320 entered service in March 1988. At the end of April this year, more than 6,700 A320 Family aircraft were in operation worldwide. To date, the entire fleet has accumulated nearly 180 million flight hours in over 98 million flights.	[ "Airbus", "Egyptair", "Flight MS 804", "Paris to Cairo flight", "Airbus A320", "Investigation", "Technical assistance", "Greek island of Karpathos", "Loss of plane", "Mediterranean Sea crash", "BEA", "French Investigation Agency", "Plane crash investigation", "Aircraft manufacturer statement", "Flights affected", "A320 Family aircraft", "Operational history", "Accumulated flight hours", "Statement of concern", "Scheduled service disruption", "Passenger count" ]	[ "Airbus", "Egyptair", "Flight MS 804", "Paris to Cairo flight", "Airbus A320", "Investigation", "Technical assistance", "Greek island of Karpathos", "Loss of plane", "Mediterranean Sea crash", "BEA", "French Investigation Agency", "Plane crash investigation", "Aircraft manufacturer statement", "Flights affected", "A320 Family aircraft", "Operational history", "Accumulated flight hours", "Statement of concern", "Scheduled service disruption", "Passenger count", "Boeing involvement", "US Federal Aviation Administration investigation", "Transatlantic flight", "Crash near Athens", "Airbus A330", "Malaysia Airlines incident", "Black box recovery", "Russian airline crash", "Middle East peace talks", "Cargo plane accident", "Pilot error mentioned", "Engine failure reported", "Terrorist attack suspected", "Survivors found", "Search and rescue efforts ongoing", "Airbus A380", "Flight delay due to weather", "Grounded fleet announcement", "Insurance claims process", "Compensation plan announced", "Emergency landing attempt" ]
Carol Lynn Wright Pearson is an American poet, author, screenwriter, and playwright. Carol Lynn studied music and theater at Brigham Young University and won the award for Best Actress two years in a row. Carol Lynn is the author of Goodbye, I Love You, No More Goodbyes: Circling the Wagons around our LGBT Loved Ones, and The Heroes Journey of the Gay and Lesbian Mormon as well as the play Facing East about a Mormon family dealing with the suicide of a gay son. Pearson married actor, musician, and songwriter Gerald Neils Pearson (1942–1984). The two were devout Mormons who both descended from several generations of Latter-day Saints. They were married for 12 years and had four children together. In 1978, Gerald and Carol Lynn divorced due to Gerald’s homosexuality. Gerald died of AIDS in 1984 and Carol Lynn’s book Goodbye, I Love You is about their life together. Pearson has become an unofficial spokesperson for acceptance of LGBT Mormons and and the need for more women in Mormon leadership.	[ "American poet", "Author", "Screenwriter", "Playwright", "Brigham Young University alumni", "Best Actress award winner", "LGBT advocacy", "Mormon culture", "Facing East (play)", "Goodbye, I Love You (book)", "No More Goodbyes: Circling the Wagons around our LGBT Loved Ones (book)", "The Hero's Journey of the Gay and Lesbian Mormon (book)", "Gerald Neils Pearson (husband)", "Divorce due to homosexuality", "AIDS-related death", "Mormon family issues", "Suicide of a gay son", "Women in Mormon leadership", "Latter-day Saint descent", "Gay rights activism" ]	[ "American poet", "Author", "Screenwriter", "Playwright", "Brigham Young University alumni", "Best Actress award winner", "LGBT advocacy", "Mormon culture", "Facing East (play)", "Goodbye, I Love You (book)", "No More Goodbyes: Circling the Wagons around our LGBT Loved Ones (book)", "The Hero's Journey of the Gay and Lesbian Mormon (book)", "Gerald Neils Pearson (husband)", "Divorce due to homosexuality", "AIDS-related death", "Mormon family issues", "Suicide of a gay son", "Women in Mormon leadership", "Latter-day Saint descent", "Gay rights activism", "Christian writer", "Evangelical Christian", "Protestant minister", "Catholic nun", "Jewish rabbi", "Muslim imam", "Non-religious activist", "Homophobic advocate", "Anti-LGBTQ+ campaigner", "Conservative political figure", "Republican Party member", "Democrat Party member", "Religious fundamentalist", "Pentecostal preacher", "Fundamentalist LDS leader", "Excommunicated from the Church", "Converted to another religion", "Rejected her Mormon background", "Wrote books against LGBT community", "Opposed women in church leadership", "Defended traditional marriage laws", "Supported religious discrimination" ]