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Things 3 4+
Organize your life
Cultured Code GmbH & Co. KG
- #7 in Productivity
- $13.99
Meet the all-new Things! A complete rethinking of the original, award-winning task manager – with a perfect balance between simplicity and power, incredible new features, delightful interactions, and a timeless new design.
If you're new to Things, this is the basic workflow:
1. Collect Your Thoughts
Get things off your mind quickly with Things' action extension – it lets you create to-dos from other apps. Or just talk to Siri on any device ("Remind me to...") and import from Reminders.
2. Get Organized
Create a project for each of your goals, then add the steps to reach them. For clarity, add structure with headings. Then group your projects by areas of responsibility, such as "Family", "Work", or "Health". Review these regularly to stay on top of things.
3. Plan Your Time
See your calendar events alongside your to-dos and plan your time effectively. Create repeating to-dos for things you do every few days, weeks, or months – Things will remind you on the right day.
4. Make the Most of Your Day
Every morning, grab a coffee and prepare your list for "Today": review previously planned to-dos and make quick decisions on what to tackle. Pick some more steps from your projects and then get going. The Today list is the only place you'll need to look for the rest of the day.
5. Customize Your Workflow
Use tags to categorize your to-dos or add context. For example, tag places like "Office" or "Home", or tag all your "Errands", or everything you're working on with "Kate". You can easily find everything you've tagged via filtering or search.
1. It stays out of your way.
As you start using Things, you'll quickly notice how seamlessly all the features fit together to give you an uncluttered, focused experience. There are no unnecessary frills. No pointless gimmicks or useless controls. In fact, you'll hardly notice the app – it's just you and your to-dos.
2. Everything revolves around your to-dos.
In Things, each of your to-dos are special. In a list, they simply show a checkbox and the title of your to-do. But when you open them, they extend into a beautiful white piece of paper that's ready to hold your thoughts. Additional details (checklists, tags, reminders, deadline) are nicely tucked away in the corner until you need them.
3. It's got a touch of magic.
Things removes friction in magical ways. Take the new Magic Plus Button that lets you insert to-dos at any place in a list – simply via drag and drop. Or the ease at which you can multi-select and operate on many to-dos at once. Or the natural language date parser: just type "tomorrow", "in 4 days", or "next Wednesday", and it will jump to all the right conclusions.
4. It's got all the power of iOS.
Things is fully integrated with all the latest iOS technologies: Apple Watch, Calendars, Siri & Reminders, Today Widget, Quick Actions, Action Extension, Handoff, and Notifications.
5. And much more...
Everyone's got their favorite feature, it's impossible to list them all. See what our users love about Things – visit our website at: thingsapp.com
This is a truly incredible update, with dozens of powerful new features. See the "What's New" section below for a full list.
Get Things for Mac and iPad to enjoy the full power of Things across your devices (sold separately). The apps all stay updated via Things Cloud – the push sync service that we custom-built for Things.
If you have any questions, or run into any trouble – please contact us. We provide world-class, professional support for Things, and we'll be glad to help you.
What's New
Version 3.10.10
• Improved stability and bug fixes.
Shortcuts has received a major overhaul this year, and we've added support for all the great new features. This means that any shortcuts you created in the past will need to be rebuilt.
• We now have four official Things actions in the Shortcuts app: Add To-Do, Show To-Do, Show List, and Run Things URL.
• You can go to Settings > Siri & Shortcuts to find some tips on how to create your first shortcuts.
• Note that the old Workflow action "Add Things To-Do" is still visible in the Shortcuts app, but you should avoid it completely (it will eventually be removed).
Our extension for sharing stuff into Things from other apps was previously an Action Extension (in the Share Sheet's row of grey buttons); we've now converted it into a Share Extension, and you'll find it in the row of colored app icons instead.
• It now looks like the in-app new to-do popover.
• You can now choose the target list for your new to-do.
The OS now has a system-wide setting for Dark Mode and we've added full support for it. This means our toggle based on screen brightness has been removed and Things now adapts to the system-wide setting (unless you set Things' mode manually, which is still possible).
Things supports the new text gestures on iOS 13. These gestures make it easier to select, copy, and paste; you can also undo typing with a swipe. See Apple's documentation for more info.
Apple's Reminders app has changed quite a bit this year. We've reworked the existing feature for adding to-dos to Things' Inbox; it's now called "Reminders Inbox" in Settings.
We've also built a new "Reminders Import" feature for users who want to migrate their entire Reminders database over to Things. You'll find this feature in Settings > Import.
Things now has improved support for Voice Over and the new Voice Control feature – especially for navigating and scrolling lists, editing to-dos, and reordering to-dos.
Ratings and Reviews
Editors' Notes
Everyone needs a task manager—and Things is adaptable enough for anyone. This Apple Design Award winner is crisp and lightweight, featuring a simple but effective interface. The ever-present Magic Plus button makes it easy to add to-do's from anywhere in the app, and organising items is as simple as dragging them where you want them. It's like the unicorn of productivity tools: deep enough for serious work, surprisingly easy to use, and gorgeous enough to enjoy staring at.
Best productivity app I've ever used
I am a planner person, I work off lists (analog and digital) all the time and if I don't have my lists, you best believe I'm getting nothing done and feel like a lost puppy. Enter this app: Things, I just purchased it today, entered everything I needed to do (I have my wedding in 5 days!!) and I feel like I can rule the world. I WISH I looked and found this app years ago. It's very streamlined and has absolutely everything I need in terms of list-making, creating projects with notes and their own to-do lists, creating days where a task sits or deadline, repeating tasks, having tags and syncing calendars to the app. It has everything I've ever needed in a productivity app and more that I didn't know would be useful!! I LOVE THIS APP!! Low key hoping it can help me get the rest of my life together :-)
Easily the best task manager I have ever used
Not only is it filled to the brim with actually useful features, it has such a fluid and clean interface that it is a delight to actually plan my days.
Editors' Notes
Everyone needs a task manager—and Things is adaptable enough for anyone. This Apple Design Award winner is crisp and lightweight, featuring a simple but effective interface. The ever-present Magic Plus button makes it easy to add to-do's from anywhere in the app, and organising items is as simple as dragging them where you want them. It's like the unicorn of productivity tools: deep enough for serious work, surprisingly easy to use, and gorgeous enough to enjoy staring at.
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- Cultured Code GmbH & Co. KG
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- Productivity
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Requires iOS 12.0 and watchOS 5.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad and iPod touch.
- Languages
English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Traditional Chinese
- Age Rating
- 4+
- Copyright
- © 2008-2019 Cultured Code
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- $13.99
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Up to six family members will be able to use this app with Family Sharing enabled.
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Over the past year, as Oculus has gotten closer and closer to its consumer release, we've seen company after company unveil applications for the virtual reality system. From Super Bowl parties to utility company training tools to movies, everyone is developing for Oculus. And that includes Facebook.
On Tuesday night, Facebook chief product officer Chris Cox told attendees at Re/code's Code/Media conference that the social networking giant — which bought Oculus last year for $2 billion — has been working on its own apps for the VR technology.
"Virtual reality is pretty cool," Cox said, according to Re/code. "We're working on apps for VR. … You realize, when you're in [virtual reality], that you're looking at the future, and it's going to be awesome. When you're in Facebook, you're just sending around these bits of experience — a photo, a video, a thought," Cox said. But by using Oculus, the Facebook experience could be "a fuller picture."
Facebook clearly has grand ambitions for Oculus. The acquisition of the VR technology was led by former Facebook vice president of engineering Cory Ondrejka, who left the company in December after four years to help launch a new startup. Ondrejka was formerly the CTO of Linden Lab, the developer of the virtual world Second Life. There can be little doubt that he brought a lot of knowledge about how to build applications inside virtual reality to Facebook.
Now, although Cox said it's way too early to talk about any of the apps, and that it will be quite some time before they will come to light, he did allow that some of them will be so simple to create that almost anyone can build them. "You'll do it," Cox said. "Beyonce will do it."

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There is so much beauty around us. Most of us tend to take all of this beauty for granted. We all have busy lives; and our rushed, on-the-go lifestyle is what takes away time for us to step back and simply appreciate the world we live in.
Regardless of how busy life may be, I like to take a few hours off at times, whether alone or with a friend, to appreciate life.
Yesterday went just as so. A friend and I decided to take a few precious hours of our time to explore a place already too familiar to us; but beautiful every visit.
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Ultrasound transducer
An ultrasound transducer converts electrical energy into mechanical (sound) energy and back again, based on the piezoelectric effect. It is the hand-held part of the ultrasound machine that is responsible for the production and detection of ultrasound waves.
It consists of five main components:
crystal/ceramic element with piezoelectric properties
- usually lead zirconate titanate (PZT)
- may consist of a single element or be a broadband transducer with multiple elements
- element thickness is determined by what resonance frequency is desired
- equal to half the wavelength
- a thicker element produces a lower frequency oscillation while a thinner element produces a higher frequency oscillation
positive and ground electrodes on the faces of the element
- this allows for electrical connection
- positive electrode is in the back of the element
- ground electrode is on the front of the element
damping (backing) block
- adhered to the back of the crystal (behind the positive electrode)
- absorbs ultrasound energy directed backwards and attenuates stray ultrasound signals from the housing 1
- dampens the resonant vibrations in the element which creates a shorter spatial pulse length; this allows for better axial resolution but higher bandwidth
matching layer
- interface between the transducer element and the tissue
- allows close to 100% transmission of the ultrasound from the element into the tissues by minimizing reflection due to traversing different mediums (acoustic impedance) 2
- achieves this by consisting of layers of material with acoustic impedances that are between soft tissue and transducer material.
- may consist of one or multiple layers
- each layer is one-quarter wavelength thick
- electrical insulation and protection of the element
- includes a plastic case, metal shield and acoustic insulator
Ultrasound transducers typically consist of 128-512 piezoelectric elements arranged in linear or curvilinear arrays. Each element is equal to or less than a ½ wavelength wide and transducer length is generally 5 to 15 cm. Each element is individually insulated.
Transducers can produce an ultrasound beam in two ways:
- linear array (also called sequential array)
- phased array
As a general rule, if the shape at the top of the images matches the shape at the bottom of the image it is a sequential array. If the shapes are different (e.g. rectangular at the top and curved at the bottom) it is a phased array.
- 1. Jerrold T. Bushberg, John M. Boone. The Essential Physics of Medical Imaging. ISBN: 9780781780575
- 2. John C. P. Heggie, Neil A. Liddell, Kieran P. Maher. Applied Imaging Technology. ISBN: 9781875271337
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Physics and imaging technology: ultrasound
- ultrasound (introduction)
- ultrasound physics
- basic physics
- ultrasound frequencies
- piezoelectric effect
- linear array
- convex array
- phased array
- beam focusing
- beam steering
- gain
- time gain compensation
- power output
- focal zone
- dynamic range
- frame rate
- line density
- frame averaging (frame persistence)
- ultrasound image resolution
- axial resolution
- lateral resolution
- elevational (azimuthal) resolution
- temporal resolution
- imaging modes and display
- pulse-echo imaging
- real-time imaging
Doppler imaging
- Doppler effect
- color Doppler
- power Doppler
- B flow
- color box
- Doppler angle
- pulse repetition frequency and scale
- wall filter
- color write priority
- packet size (dwell time)
- resistive index
- pulsatility index
- panoramic imaging
- compound imaging
- harmonic imaging
- elastography
- scanning modes
- 2D ultrasound
- 3D ultrasound
- 4D ultrasound
- M-mode
ultrasound artifacts
- acoustic shadowing
- acoustic enhancement
- beam width artifact
- reverberation artifact
- ring down artifact
- mirror image artifact
- side lobe artifact
- speed displacement artifact
- refraction artifact
- multipath artifact
- anisotropy
- electrical interference artifact
- hardware-related artifacts
- Doppler artifacts
- aliasing
- tissue vibration
- spectral broadening
- blooming
- motion (flash) artifact
- twinkling artifact
- acoustic streaming
- biological effects of ultrasound
- history of ultrasound


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The summertime is favorite time to the most of the people. Everyone loves to enjoy while drinking some fresh drinks and watching the sunset. This is the best time to spend it with your friends and your family outside. Now is the right time to enter real freshness in the home. Enter some beautiful decorations that will remind to the summer. Here you will see various examples of some dream rooms that everyone will love. All of this interior designs are differ than the ordinary, and they are attractive and unique. Securing a lease and moving into your very first apartment is a major step that will fill you with excitement and may even leave you feeling a little anxious too. And with a multitude of things to do and paperwork to fill out, it's easy to see how the whole process can overwhelm a person. While you'll be more than likely 'living out of box' for the first few days in your new home, there are some decorating essentials you can put in place to make sure you have a homely base that meets your needs right from the off. The good news is that setting yourself up need not be daunting, as following the 5 first–apartment decorating essentials below will help you to ensure nothing important is missing once you have moved in.
If you want to make more interesting space with extra freshness and energy, adequate intake of red is one possible solution. Due to the intensity of red, many times it is completely avoided when it comes to decorating the interior. However, if not exaggerate with its use, can be achieved very good results. With its use you should be careful, therefore, it is sufficient and some red cushions or other details to the space to look amazing. You can use red on the walls, but it let it be just one part of a wall. Otherwise, you can get a room that will act aggressively. This is the right way to enter passion in your home. You can use red in every room of your home, just need to use it properly. As an essential decorative element, quality curtains can change the overall look in every home. Curtains can bring warmth to your home, they protect you from unwanted views from the curious environment, and can bring additional quality to your room. You can always combine curtains with the furniture in your home. Only then you'll get the right combination. The color of the curtains should fit the rest of the interior, and that way you will make remarkable interior design. With different color, you will achieve different mood. If you are trying to make dramatic atmosphere in your home, then you must opt for some dark dramatic curtains.
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WESTFIELD — Lt. Gov. Timothy P. Murray is scheduled to make stops in Western Massachusetts on Thursday to highlight manufacturing and technology initiatives in this region.
His first stop is at 10:45 a.m. at Genevieve Swiss Industries, where he'll emphasize jobs and workforce training at the precision manufacturing company at 6 Old Stage Road.
Nearly two years ago, officials of the high-precision tools and accessories firm near Barnes Regional Airport announced they were going to begin manufacturing parts for sophisticated metal turning and milling machines, rather than merely sell such components.
"I can control the cost," Jeffrey R. Adamson, national sales manager for the company, told The Republican in a May 2011 interview. "I'm not going to jump in with both feet; we are going to grow it slowly."
Murray will get an update on how things are going for the company before heading to Gateway Regional High School for an 11:45 a.m. tour of the school's vocational technical program.
Murray is expected to highlight science, technology, engineering and math education at the Huntington school, which is located at 12 Littleville Road.
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user comments 51 comment(s)
|x1? (3:45pm est wed nov 19 2003)
what a ripoff they stole that name from the first supersonic plane.
chuck yeager should sue them… – by worst post
|this is their niche (3:45pm est wed nov 19 2003)
and in that niche, they also offer the baby cray's based on opteron. workstations to hook up to the big tin. – by headzero
|apple (3:57pm est wed nov 19 2003)
the g5 is better, nuf said. – by steve j
|re: steve j (4:01pm est wed nov 19 2003)
you do see this uses almost 4 times fewer processors…right? – by get real
|oh man, plz ignore the flame bait (4:07pm est wed nov 19 2003)
aint nobody doing 11.5 gigaflops but cray, nuf said. – by move on.
|x1 and blue gene case size (4:30pm est wed nov 19 2003)
the x1 looks to be 2.5x larger than blue gene. they look like they have similar performance/volume ratios.
i'm glad that our tax dollars could fund such a good design. – by i'm baaaack
|hmmmmm (4:36pm est wed nov 19 2003)
isn't cray a private company?
anyway, it's great to hear cray are still at it, and are guiding the others when it comes to super computers, and not just a collection of processors all hooked in to each other. i remember their very small super computer that stood about 1.5 meters high, and was in the shape of a horse shoe, they were leaders then, and they are leaders now, and i am very sure they will be leaders in the future. – by headley
|earth simulator? (4:40pm est wed nov 19 2003)
is earth simulator faster than x1?
if so, doesn't it have higher
processing power than x1?
– by question
|it's amazing how far we've come… (4:49pm est wed nov 19 2003)
… and how far we still need to go…
i remember taking a tour of the ohio supercomputing center at osu back in 1990. the oscc had a couple cray ymp-8's sitting side-by side, each machine with a peak processing power of 2.6 gigaflops *total* (0.333 gigaflops per processor).
the machines were the size of refrigerators, constructed in the stylized cray "c"-shaped cabinet.
now you can get a dual amd opteron system that puts 4 to 8 gigaflops on your desk.
– by k. adams
|tera computers (4:59pm est wed nov 19 2003)
good to see that cray, nee tera has made good use of the technology that uncle sam paid sgi to develope while cray "belonged" to them.
– by history
|'c' shape (5:04pm est wed nov 19 2003)
i believe the 'c' shape of the computer was to reduce the length of wiring needed. even though those electrons are fast they still take a finite time to travel. – by real computers
|yea .. (5:15pm est wed nov 19 2003)
but are the seat cushions still comfortable? – by laughalot
|supercomputer (5:16pm est wed nov 19 2003)
a real supercomputer much better than any s**t cluster with some slow cpus in it like some opterons! – by supercomputer
|not bad! (5:22pm est wed nov 19 2003)
now look it is 2.9 teraflops, that comes out to 11.5 gigaflops per processor! this is about six times faster than a opteron!
this is a supercomputer and a half:-) – by sam
|re: c / laugh (5:56pm est wed nov 19 2003)
but the best part of the early 'c' shaped machines was they looked really cool.
aside from tmc they've always had the coolest cabinet styling. – by priorities straight
|.. (6:26pm est wed nov 19 2003)
umm, flops don't equate to speed. if they did, it would be very easy to determine which processors are the best. if flops meant everything, this x1 chip would be the best, and the g5 would be ahead of all the intel or amd stuff. not that it isn't, but flops aren't everything. – by ~-
|…. (6:39pm est wed nov 19 2003)
before anybody thinks it, the computer does not use opteron chips… – by guy
|re: 'c' shape (7:08pm est wed nov 19 2003)
shouldnt you have used the term non-zero instead of finite since it cant very well be infinite.
anyway, nitpicking aside:
'c' shape (5:04pm est wed nov 19 2003)
– by carl gibbs
|close gibbs .. but a bit off (7:31pm est wed nov 19 2003)
actually seymor cray stated that the 'c' shape was originally supposed to be a complete torus (donut), but then they realized, they'd have no way to get inside and 'do the wiring'. his seminal design called for every interconnect wire to be an exact multiple of 1 nanosecond at /c/, or 11 / 22 / 33 / 44 /… inches. this way, the various circuits (which were emitter-connected logic "ecl", the fastest then available) could be distributed on the circuit cards in such a way so as to synchronize the incoming wavefronts to the nanosecond. this substantially reduced the need for wide logic functions to 'settle', and kept the need for 'deskewing' registers to a minimum. in fact, some of the logic functions used intentially lengthened interconnects (out, and back into! the same card) to act as precise delays that accomplished z-1 tranforms. very outrageous stuff.
ever look at a modern motherboard (i mean, like 2003 vintage)? a lot of those traces running from the cpu to the northgate, and from there to the southgate are not straight, but 'wiggly'. this is the same thing: introducing additional nanosecond-level skews intentionally to line up the arrival and delivery time of bits travelling in parallel. cray was ahead of his time.
in the end, crayco decided on the 'c' chassis because it kept the power conditioning circuitry very close to the supply-and-return buss-bars (under the 'seats'), and kept the average distance between farthest-runs to a minimum. 99.9% of the 'wires' that ran between the cards were either 1, 2, 3 or 4 multiples of 1 nanosecond in length.
and that is pretty darn cool engineering, for a 'nuts and bolts' supercomputer.
– by goatguy
|if… (7:52pm est wed nov 19 2003)
electrons flow at walking speed then how does a computer have 3.2 clock cycles?
and how come when i turn on my light it is almost instant and not a 1-2 second delay?
not saying the flow of a electrons are instant, but they have to be faster then walking speed. – by myhellokitty
|correction (7:54pm est wed nov 19 2003)
3,200,000,000 instead of 3.2
sorry – by myhellokitty
|re: if (8:16pm est wed nov 19 2003)
the reason a light bulb appears to come on as soon as a switch is turned on is the same as why you can feel the pull of a rope almost immediately even though the other end is pulled slowly. one end of the rope doesnt have to travel to the other for the force to be felt
each electron pushes the next one and so on.
electrons travel at about 3 metres per second in wires.
the same explanation holds for high processor cycles – by carl
|electron speed (8:46pm est wed nov 19 2003)
carl, i think you mean that electrons travel about 30 cm in a nano second! actually this how far light can travel in a nano second, electrons in metal generally travel at about 50% of c, and in silicon at about 10% of c, so in a wire the distance would be about 15 cm.
– by foobybletch
|no no no!!!!! (8:58pm est wed nov 19 2003)
electrons in a wire don't travel that fast. the actual speed is around .0001 meters per second.
think of it as piping full of water. you push water into one end, water gets pushed out the other end almost instantly…that doesn't mean the water is traveling at the speed of light.
electrons in wire behave in the same way. – by greatgoogilymoogily
|addition… (9:09pm est wed nov 19 2003)
the speed of electrons really depends on the material they are going through.
copper is about .0043 meters/second… which is fairly fast, compared to most other wire materials.
now super conductors…those electrons will speed along at almost the speed of light. but i don't think they're using any of that stuff. – by greatgoogilymoogily
|re: electron speed (9:20pm est wed nov 19 2003)
here's a reference:
3 metres per second – by carl
|carl (10:24pm est wed nov 19 2003)
electrons don't go that fast carl.
some sites:
also, i go to a very respectable engineering school with one of the best physics programs in the world. in our physics 2(electro-magnetic)class, we were taught this too. which is verified by the books we had to buy for the class. – by greatgoogilymoogily
|?? (10:32pm est wed nov 19 2003)
where do you find out how many megaflops or gigaflops our processors can do? i have an amd athlon 2800+, and would like to find out how fast it is in terms of flops. – by macs suck
|well… (10:32pm est wed nov 19 2003)
>>> electrons don't go that fast
actually, they drift slowly and really don't "go" very much of anywhere at all.
|overly simplified calculations (10:44pm est wed nov 19 2003)
the calculations you refer to assume that all electrons (1 per atom) are available for conduction. in reality, this is not so. read your own third link in detail for an explanation. i dont remember very well myself.
as for the quality of your school, i'm rather hard to impress having been in the phd program in physics at caltech.
i remember having done the actual calculation for the typical speed of electrons in a wire many years ago and noticed that it was about walking speed. – by carl
|down with flames and trolls. (11:37pm est wed nov 19 2003)
its nice to see that only one guy (steve j.) tried to turn this into a flame war. that means theres hope for human kind yet. good job. :) – by thehappycampergeek
|carl and greatgoogilymoogily (12:52am est thu nov 20 2003)
think before you speak, the both of you.
to say that "electrons in a wire don't travel that fast. the actual speed is around .0001 meters per second" is incredibly deceptive to the point of being flat wrong. true, the drift velocity of electrons in metal is typically on the order of a few millimeters per hour (as everyone gets to calculate in freshman physics), but drift velocity has almost no important physical significance other than that it's the electrical analogue of wind speed it is merely the average of all the velocities of the electrons in a given chunk of wire. calculating it makes a good homework problem for freshman physics because: 1) it's easy to get a ballpark answer,
however, that's about the extent of the importance of drift velocity. the average speed of electrons in metal (the fermi speed) is approximately 10 orders of magnitude greater (10^6 m/s), and the speed of electricity in metal is a couple of orders higher still (nearly the speed of light) due to the very tight coupling of the electrons in the metal.
i'm nitpicking, but i always cringe whenever i hear someone say "electrons are slower than snails" it's just not true. drift velocity is not the same thing as the speed of an electron.
– by ab
|interconnect speed (2:10am est thu nov 20 2003)
the speed of an electrical signal (in the metal wire) is just the group velocity of the pulse in a transmission line. this should indeed be the speed of light, albeit in the dielectric medium filling the transmission line, e.g. sio2, low-k, etc. – by fc
|ab (2:27am est thu nov 20 2003)
hey ab,
the fact that we're talking about drift velocity should be obvious if you saw any of the links given by greatgoogilymoogily.
it's the drift velocity that is important when calculating how long it takes for a transistor to switch. please read my first post again.
you're not nitpicking you're deluded.
|holy wow! (2:58am est thu nov 20 2003)
it's conversations like this that got me reading this site's articles in the first place.
thanks to all for reshaping the landscape of my intellect. – by zacer
|well, ok, lets test it, carl (3:02am est thu nov 20 2003)
electrons drift about 3 meters/second say. they need to get from the drain of one trannie to the gate of another, say 500 nanometers away. (trannies may be long and thin, but generally they're at least 2.5 to 4 times further away from each other than the minimum dimension of the process).
5e-7 m / 3e0 v = 160e-9 s, or 160 nanoseconds.
160 nanoseconds? sounds horrible to me. i know as a fact that the gate-to-gate delay is roughly 0.4c due to r�z impedence effects (mostly), and that trannies switch these days in the sub 80 picosecond range. seems to fly in the face of electron drift velocity being the gating factor. mebbe its important right at the junction (explaining why trannies don't switch in the sub-femtosecond or attosecond range), but it is not a factor it would seem in the conductive paths leading up to the gates themselves.
or did i somehow get that all wrong? i recall that the induced inversion field 'punch through' of the sea of holes and electrons under the gate was really where most of the switching time was allocated. phonon/hole recombination and parasitic electron drift accounted for the rest.
then again, i'm 25 years out of the quantum electrochemistry field, so i don't even remember the difference between a pi-orbital and a donut.
cheerio, goats.
– by goatguy
|lots of different speeds… (4:33am est thu nov 20 2003)
looking at the different posts, i think perhaps everybody is talking passionately about different things.
the interconnect speed is the electrical signal speed and is really the speed of the traveling electromagnetic field signal. for the water analogy, it would correlate to the speed of sound in water.
the electron drift velocity (which can take on different values) is the electrons' average response to this electrical field. for a conductor, there are various ways to calculate this, but it will depend on the material and the magnitude of the electric field. so different materials and different fields would produce different drift velocities.
for the transistor, the electrical signal at the gate will not only move charges in the gate but more importantly produce a field that modulates the carriers in the channel under the gate dielectric. the carriers in the channel will move under the influence of another set of fields (source-to-drain). this motion is tied to the transistor switching speed.
sorry, too much coffee today. – by fc
|hmmmmm…. (5:08am est thu nov 20 2003)
yes we are talking about drift velocity. i'm not sure what your 'speed' is, maybe transmition speed? any way, if you don't know what we're talking about, keep out of it.
here are some more sites for you to ponder:
– by greatgoogilymoogily
|all that speed…yet… (9:09am est thu nov 20 2003)
all that speed, but, it still takes my wife 2 hours to get ready to go out…. – by petec2
|since there are about a dozen different definitions for electricity (9:18am est thu nov 20 2003)
maybe you physics voles can explain gravity.
the reason i leave large service loops 300' from the source is impedence.
thanks for the links. – by tech
|quantum structures (3:29pm est thu nov 20 2003)
goatguy, the difference is you can't dunk a pi-orbital in coffee for a satisfying snack.
come to think of it, you can't do that for an s-orbital either.
gah, i was taught electrical transmission wave-form velocity was ~c [x, where 0.50.99]!
but i was a lowly biophysics/mol.bio student at the de rigeur unmentioned prestigious institution. – by jj brannon
|wups! (3:58pm est thu nov 20 2003)
the sign was lost by our forum sponser.
"with x between 0.5 and 0.99."
– by jj brannon
|isn't the really important thing… (4:50pm est thu nov 20 2003)
not how fast or far the electrons move, but how quickly charge and/or potential (i.e., energy) is propogated down the wire, through the silicon, or across the junction?
the movement of charge and the movement of electrons are two very different things. (although, einstein would argue otherwise – given his famous e=mc^2 equation, matter and energy are equivalent.)
an electron is a physical "object" and has a measurable mass and inertia. a charge and/or potential, however, does not.
i think what we're really talking about, in abstract, is how long it takes a potential to cross a certain length of conductor, so that the individual potentials between equidistant points along the conductor are all equal.
– by k. adams
|carl (7:00pm est thu nov 20 2003)
drift speed is only important when it relates to the speed at which a transistor will switch in the sense that it is essentially a unit of current (for a wire of constant dimensions, the drift velocity is approximately proportional to the current in the wire).
the speed at which a transistor will switch depends largely on the rate at which charge can be added to the gate of the transistor i.e. the current flowing to the gate. in a sense, this depends on the drift velocity in the gate, drift velocity being somewhat related to current. however, don't construe this to imply that the gate charges at a rate of the drift velocity over the length of the gate–recall that only the surface atoms of the gate need to be charged for the transistor to function. goatguy's napkin-math aptly demonstrated this discrepency.
– by ab
|yes, not speed but delay (12:03am est fri nov 21 2003)
the gate goes "on" at a rate determined by the interconnect properties of the gate (since loss is not negligible you would have the rc delay), but that is different from the transit time of the underlying channel carriers. the latter actually gives an estimate of the "pure" transistor switching speed, i.e. interconnect effect not included. – by fc
|xeb (1:55am est fri nov 21 2003)
*einstein would argue otherwise – given his famous e=mc^2 equation, matter and energy are equivalent*
his theory was proved wrong at mit couple years back – by xeb
|xeb (8:57am est fri nov 21 2003)
need a citation on that one.
the last time i spoke to a world-class physicist, one who attended mit and one from the other cambridge, he didn't mention that the mass-energy equivalence was modified. – by jj brannon
|second the motion (11:14am est fri nov 21 2003)
in fact insofar as science has been able to determine, the key 'nasty' that has been confirmed is that einstein's general theory of relativity (not the "special theory of relativity", which contains e = mc� and the whole host of time-dialation, scale-dialation formulae which many of us can spout from memory), gtor's "cosmological constant" is indeed real, and a key component to the evolution of the currently observed structure of the galaxies of the universe. and that is one hell of a big deal. for even the hip einie hated the darn cosmoconstant to the core. it was to him the perfidious 'fudge factor' that made all the gtor equations work, that let them 'fit together'.
this cosmological constant implies a fifth force (something you won't hear mentioned in such straight forward terms, even in the hallowed halls of mit, berkeley, stanfurd and princeton, but there it is. the most mysterious fifth force is pushing all matter away from all matter, just as inexorably as gravity pulls all matter towards all other matter. only difference is, the fifth force is a body-force, probably the result of the expansion of space-time itself (hubble and his constant).
and its increasing. science in only the last 5 years has with new confidence not only been able to measure the effect of the cosmoconstant over eonic time scales, but also now predicts that it will literally 'rip apart' the universe down to the scale of the nucleon in the distant future. something on the order of 10�� years from now. (that's one hell of a long time from now, given that the universe appears to be only some 13.4 ga (giga annum) at this time. stars will long have ceased to exist to be sure.
but a reference would be golden, xeb.
– by goatguy
|no… (3:32pm est fri nov 21 2003)
"an electron is a physical "object" and has a measurable mass and inertia. a charge and/or potential, however, does not."
charge does not exist on it's own. it is a property of matter.
|amd vs. g5 (11:28am est wed feb 25 2004)
i like the people who talk about apple's g5, amd's fx-51 2 ghz cpu is faster than a g5 that has two 2 ghz cpu's in them. amd smokes intel and apple deal with it! – by degan
|g5 vs cray (9:49am est fri aug 06 2004)
each g5 has 2 double precision fpus. each unit can complete 1 fused multiply add operation per cycle. this is the most common op in numerical computations. thus, each processor can deliver 2 dp unites * 2 flops/cycle = 8gflops. that's more than one cray x1 node. in a desktop. – by pemobjr


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- Rose and Heather said...
Love this! I need to make this for my two kido. We would be so happy if you would come and link up at our first ever link party, Crafty Lassie Tuesdays. http://sewstylishboutique.blogspot.com/ Thanks Rose and Heather
- August 16, 2011 at 8:37 AM
- raising4princesses said...
that is really impressive. I remember those from when I was a kid, but didn't know they still used them! You did a great job. I just started a new link party on my blog today and I'd be honored if you'd link up! Have a lovely day, Maria http://caribbeanmissionarywife.blogspot.com/2011/08/t-time-21-and-link-up.html
- August 16, 2011 at 8:50 AM
- Jessica said...
Very cute idea!!!
- August 16, 2011 at 9:15 AM
- carrie said...
YES! I'm so glad he loved it - and hope he continues to love it. And the mat is awesome. I so wish we still had rest time...maybe if I made a little rest mat I could take a nap right about now. :-)
- August 16, 2011 at 2:14 PM
- Rose and Heather said...
Thanks so much for linking up!
We are going to keep this going every Tuesday...
Everyone is welcome to join in on the fun, so invite your friends.
:0) Heather & Rose
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- August 18, 2011 at 3:17 PM
- Corey~living and loving said...
awesome project. I haven't sewn in ages....and I'm mad at myself about it. argh.
- August 19, 2011 at 2:28 PM
- Amy Kirchhoff said...
Thank you for this! I've been searching and searching for a good Kindermat cover tutorial. I've made lots of roll up nap mats before but not this kind. So glad to have this. :)
- August 23, 2011 at 2:14 PM
- SJ @ Homemaker On A Dime said...
Hi, friend! You've got so much creativity in your blog and I'm admiring all your creative posts. Can you please share them with us at the Creative Bloggers' Party & Hop? Hope to see you there at the party :)
- August 29, 2011 at 12:36 AM
- Stacy said...
I love it! That was a great way to add some length to the mat. Our kids didn't have mats for Kindergarten. They were told to bring a towel and then they just sacked out on the floor. Sounds comfy doesn't it?
- August 29, 2011 at 10:51 AM
You are a lifesaver! It is the day before school starts and I thought I checked off everything on the list until I discovered I needed a kindermat cover too. Your tutorial was quick and easy. Thank you so much. My son absolutely loves his (and I love it too).
- August 19, 2012 at 7:03 PM
Thank you! This was really helpful. I added Velcro to the pillow side to close it off, and also a strap with a snap to hold everything closed once it is folded.
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There are probably more reasons to avoid the use of I.T. then there are to use I.T.
The primary consideration will always be COST.
Embarking on the implementation of an I.T. Strategy which is not part of an overarching Business Strategy is the simplest way yet found of spending money without having any idea of what you are actually buying.
Some indicators of FAILURE that you should seriously consider before embarking upon such a project:
If you think you are progressing an I.T. Project then STOP. There is no such thing as an I.T. Project – there are only Business Projects.
If your project objectives are not defined (and AGREED by ALL stakeholders) then your project WILL FAIL.
If you want to use the latest technology be prepared to pay the highest price for something that probably won't work the way you wanted it to.
If you cannot identify the business benefits that will accrue from the project then WHY are you thinking of embarking on it?


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We are a small family owned residential aged care village with professional nursing and business qualifications. We have twenty eight qualified staff, sixteen staff have seven plus years service and five staff have three plus years service. Our aged care is managed 24/7 by Division 1 Nurses. Residents appreciate the family environment that has developed over time from having such long serving staff members.


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We are so excited to share this Honey Sesame Baked Chicken recipe with you! One bite and you are going to be hooked.
Honey Sesame Baked Chicken
During the week, I frequently find myself standing in front of the fridge, wondering what I am going to make for dinner. After a while, you get tired of eating the same old thing and need something new. But also, I know I far prefer recipes that don't take a lot of time to prepare and are also somewhat healthy. So basically I'm looking for a new recipe, that is delicious, easy to prepare and healthy…. that is asking a lot! Yet here is the solution!
I came up with this honey baked sesame chicken one night when I was craving something with Asian flavors but really didn't want to wait for take out to be delivered (and besides, take out can be so expensive and also loaded with unnecessary salts and sugar…sugar on my chicken? No thanks!). This is very similar to sesame chicken you may find on take out menus but even better!
Healthy Sesame Chicken
Honey sweetens the recipe just a tad while the soy sauce adds that salty umami taste. The nuttiness of the sesame seeds is exactly what is needed to take this recipe up a notch from being boring chicken to a memorable meal. While I like to add Sriracha to bring some heat to the recipe, this is totally up to you! Just skip it if you aren't a huge lover of spicy foods.
Most of the ingredients in this recipe I always have in my home and I have given a few substitutes in case you may be missing one or two. Using almond meal (also known as almond flour) makes this recipe gluten free which is a bonus if you have a gluten intolerance. If you don't have almond meal or even if you just want a crunchier chicken, try using panko bread crumbs. If you don't have panko bread crumbs, regular bread crumbs will suffice as well! This recipe will be delicious no matter what.
Sesame Chicken Sauce
As I mentioned before, I look for recipes that aren't going to keep me in the kitchen forever- who feels like cooking for hours after getting home from work on a Tuesday? Not me! Once you cut and season your chicken, it's into the oven and the chicken is on its own to bake for 20 minutes while you can go off an do something else!
I use this time to make the sauce for the meal which only takes about 5 minutes itself. It's great to throw everything into a sauce pan, give a little stir and have a restaurant quality sauce magically appear!
Once the chicken begins to brown and get a little crispy, it's done! Simply toss it with the sauce and you are ready for dinner. Because of the small size of these chicken bites, they are super easy to pop in your mouth. They also make a great appetizer for parties- just stick a toothpick in and you are ready to go!
Keeping with the healthy trend and trying to have a balanced meal, I do usually pair this dish with some brown rice and a vegetables.
Healthy Sesame Chicken
One serving of brown rice has a complete daily dose of magnesium which helps increase energy, can help with digestion and can even relieve muscle pain. With white rice, the bran of the rice is removed and half of the magnesium and B vitamins found in the rice go too.
Broccoli goes great with this chicken recipe as well and has so many health benefits. Full of vitamins (vitamin B6, K, E, A, B1….), eating broccoli has been linked to decrease the risk of obesity, diabetes and heart disease. So if you are looking to add a little extra nourishment to this dinner, load up on brown rice and broccoli!
Baked Garlic Chicken
So maybe you are looking for something new and easy for dinner or maybe you just love Asian sesame chicken and don't want to pay takeout prices anymore. Either way, this recipe is for you! It's fast, easy, completely delicious and goes great with healthy side dishes. If you have 30 minutes right now, I recommend you make some right now! Bon Appetite!
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Honey Sesame Baked Chicken
- Prep Time: 10 mins
- Cook Time: 20 mins
- Total Time: 30 mins
- Yield: 6 1x
A little sweet and a little spicy makes this chicken recipe the perfect balance! Serve it over rice, noodles or enjoy it on it's own.
- 1 pound boneless, skinless chicken breasts, cut into 1-inch chunks
- sea salt and black pepper (to taste)
- 2 eggs (beaten)
- ½ cup almond meal (or panko crumbs)
- 1/3 cup honey, or more, to taste
- 2 tablespoons soy sauce
- 1 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1 tablespoon cornstarch
- 1/3 cup of water
- 1 tablespoon Sriracha (optional)
- 2 green onions, thinly sliced (optional)
- 2 teaspoons sesame seeds (optional)
- Preheat oven to 400(F) degrees. Prepare a 9×13 baking pan with nonstick spray.
- Season chicken with salt and pepper. Add eggs and almond meal and mix into the chicken. Add chicken to prepared baking dish. Bake for about 20 minutes or until golden brown and crisp.
- In a medium saucepan over medium high heat, combine honey, garlic, soy sauce and Sriracha and green onions, if using. In another small bowl, combine cornstarch and water, then stir mixture into the saucepan until thickened (about 1–2 minutes).
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Diligence pays off when storing green seed canola
Canadian canola producers with high levels of green seed will still need to take extra care with managing their stored crop, say experts.
"We shouldn't assume just because it is cold outside that the canola inside the bin will be," Canola Council of Canada agronomist Angela Brackenreed says. "The bin is a pretty closed system: it will maintain low or high temperatures remarkably well regardless of what the ambient conditions are."
It may be cool outside, but canola can easily heat up inside storage bins, leading to deterioration of quality. Tweet this
Green seed
Recent Canadian Grain Commission data for harvest 2018 revealed high levels of green seedcount, called DGR, thanks to an early September killer frost.
Western Canada DGR levels reached 0.38 per cent (0.41 per cent in 2017) in No. 1 canola, 4.02 per cent (3.29 per cent in 2017) in No. 2, 12.04 per cent (8.51 per cent in 2017) in No. 3, and 32.87 per cent (7.17 per cent in 2017) in sample grade.
Alberta was easily the most DGR-affected province.
CGC's Ann Puvirajah adds the lowest percentage of samples that graded No. 1 was found in Alberta-Peace River at 52.1 per cent. That area also reported the most damaged canola, with only 14.5 per cent of samples from its northwest grading No. 1.
Cool it
Delayed harvests and winter's early arrival made cooling and moisture-removal impossible for some canola growers.
Pockets of elevated moisture can put a whole bin at risk, and variations of moisture and temperature can create volatility, says Brackenreed.
Green seed can be particularly more volatile in storage, and it's important to keep the crop as cool as possible until delivery to limit the potential for deterioration, she says.
Alberta Agriculture crop specialist Harry Brook explains aeration-equipped bins are great for keeping the air cool and preventing crop heating.
But if aeration isn't available and the bin is showing signs of heating up, the only other alternative is to auger out the canola and circulate it to cool it off, Brook says.
Many options exist to monitor the bins to ensure canola stays in condition.
"The most expensive way is using sensors on cables throughout the bins," Brook says.
There are even Wi-Fi connections to allow remote monitoring, but Brook adds it's important to have someone there to turn on aeration or move the grain if an issue arises.
"Other, less costly methods for monitoring can be as simple as a metal rod shoved into the bin, left for a time, then removed and checked for warmth," Brook says.
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CraveLabs (www.cravelabs.com) recently launched the latest version of their location-based mobile advertising software, DropIn Local Advertising (www.dropin.io) built specifically for the local advertiser.
Recent studies show that consumers spend over 3 hours a day looking at their smartphones and tablets: playing games, shopping, and browsing the web. Despite this trend, over 90% of retail sales still occur in brick-and-mortar locations. These trends leave local merchants challenged to reach customers where their eyes are glued: to their mobile devices.
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DropIn's software solves these issues with an easy-to-use product that is built primarily for the local advertiser, but is powerful enough to meet the needs of Fortune 500 retailers as well.
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Our customers tell us the same story as they move budget from traditional media to mobile. Here's a bit more insight from our team:
Why are budgets moving away from broadcast television, specifically?
It's no secret. Brands who spend big at the Super Bowl are looking for one thing: to put their name in front of millions of people. But the cost is high, and the impact is arguably immeasurable.
Just like TV advertising, mobile also allows you to reach millions of people with your message right where their eyes are looking: their mobile screens.
Unlike a TV spot, though, consumers can engage more deeply with a mobile ad with the tap of a finger and then on a landing page. Can you tap a TV ad to learn more? Definitely not.
There's lots of talk about using data to reach the right customer. What does that mean, exactly?
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CraveLabs' software, DropIn, uses some relatively simple data to help you reach the right audience: real-time location data.
In the context of the upcoming Super Bowl, how would CraveLabs recommend brands put their message in front of the right audience? Run mobile ads over every suburban neighborhood in the Boston and Seattle area. Knowing a large audience is going to be glued to their TV, smartphone, and tablet screens that day. Use time and location, as well as a relevant message, to reach an engaged audience right where they're looking.
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In 2014 advertisers spent $4 million per 30-second TV spot to reach 100 million eyeballs.
Hypothetically if you spent that $4 million in mobile advertising you could buy 2 billion impressions or more. Yes, billion with a 'b'. We're talking 20x the Super Bowl TV ad reach.
That $4 million price tag doesn't include the cost of producing the TV spot, either. So, now you're really starting to understand why mobile advertising is looking pretty good to advertisers.
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Read the full article here from Mobile Marketer: http://www.mobilemarketer.com/cms/news/advertising/19615.html
"There's no question about it: buying on real-time bidding (RTB), also known as programmatic bidding, is shaping up to represent the future of the mobile ad marketplace." - VentureBeat
What is real-time bidding?
Real-time bidding is impression-by-impression ad serving. Advertisers participate in online auctions when an impression becomes available, and the winner's ad gets served. This process occurs in milliseconds.
What is an impression?
An impression occurs when a user is engaged with an app or mobile website with available advertising space.
Why is this real-time bidding "better" than other ways of ad buying?
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When does a customer see an ad?
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>> Example: open up Accuweather or Weatherbug and watch as the ad loads. It's highly likely that a real-time bidding auction just occurred in order for that ad to be served. Cool, right?
Why is location targeting important?
Particularly for advertisers who have a physical presence or retail location, knowing when a customer is nearby and showing them your ad is the most powerful way to determine if they are likely to be influenced by your ad message.
How do you get the customer's real-time location data?
When an app or website sends an ad request ("I have ad space available!"), if available, they also transmit other anonymous user info such as location coordinates, gender, age, interests, and more. Ever wonder why your favorite word scramble game asked for your age when you signed up? Well, that's one reason.
What if I want to limit who sees my ad, or where they see it?
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According to eMarketer, smartphone users worldwide are predicted to surpass the 2.5 billion mark (that's billion...with a "b") by 2017. Check out our infographic below to learn more about why mobile advertising is important for everyone.
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We realize that not everyone in the world knows exactly what a mobile display ad is, so we thought it'd be a good idea to take a minute to lay some groundwork. Consider it a refresher if you're already "in the know". And if you're not, then welcome.
A mobile display ad is an advertisement that appears on mobile devices, primarily on smartphones and tablets. Usually they look something like this:
Mobile display ads exist on a variety of mobile websites and apps…you may have seen them on your favorite mobile game (Solitaire never gets old!). You won't, however, see mobile display ads on Facebook, Twitter or any other app that has its own ad network – that's where you'll see "Sponsored Ads". If you're on the lookout, you will see these types of ads at the top, bottom or even middle of your screen. Like so:
And that's what a mobile display ad is.
If you want to find out more about how CraveLabs is bringing mobile display ads out into the open, and allowing our customers to buy those ads in the specific geographic area they want, then check out DropIn.


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Raw & Vegan Cadbury Mini Eggs
1 cup unsweetened shredded coconut OR 1/2 cup coconut butter
1 tbsp agave
2 tbsp almond milk
1/4 tsp vanilla
A pinch of pink salt
Natural food coloring (To get pink, use beet juice from about a 1 inch nob of raw beet. For purple, 6 pureed blueberries + a bit of beet juice. For orange, juice and pulp of 1 small carrot. See the above picture for a better idea of the color results!)
1) In a food processor, process shredded coconut until a paste forms. Scrape down the sides as needed. (Skip this step if already using coconut butter.)
2) Add all other ingredients, except for food coloring, and process until mixture forms a paste and clumps into a ball.
3) Divide mixture into three separate bowls. Add desired food coloring to each bowl and mix until homogeneous. For easy shaping, mixture should not stick to your fingers when touched. Add a little bit of shredded coconut if mixture is too wet.
4) Roll mixture into little egg shapes, about the size of a nickel.
5) Chill in refrigerator or freezer until firm. Decorate with chocolate ganache if desired.


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LG Electronics (LG) is partnering with HERE Technologies (HERE), a global provider of digital mapping and location services, to offer a next-generation telematics solution for autonomous vehicles.
Ford-controlled Argo AI has acquired New Jersey-based Princeton Lightwave, a developer of LiDAR (light detection and ranging) cameras and sensors for autonomous driving vehicles, for an undisclosed amount.
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The Machine Vision RV-Series from Canon is made up of a group of systems that are specifically designed to work as the "eyes" of robotic arm systems. Benefits for using these machine vision systems include one-time measurements of 3D pose, high-speed recognition, improved productivity, and reduced production costs. This series is ideal for use in industrial production applications such as automobile parts manufacturing, car manufacturing, and electronics manufacturing.
The RV1100 is a 3D machine vision system designed to measure and recognize randomly assembled production line parts with complex shapes and very few distinguishing features for robotic arm systems. It offers the benefits of one-time measurements of 3D pose, high-speed recognition, improved productivity, and reduced production costs. The RV1100 is ideal for use in industrial production applications such as automobile parts manufacturing, car manufacturing, and electronics manufacturing.
This year at Photonics West, Jason Palidwar with Iridian Spectral Technologies gave us insight into the three optical filtering solutions his company is focusing on in 2016.
Dylan Thomas, Texas Instruments DLP, introduces us to a highly accurate light steering development platform with high brightness and resolution ideal for a variety of industrial, medical, and scientific applications.