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Volume 11 - Issue 8 - 08/07/2015
Durable, High Performance Cable for CATV and Broadband Networks; Download Diverse Group of ICT Standards; DOCSIS 3.1 Components; Stop Feeling the Heat — Silicon Carbide Rectifier in TO-220 Case; Cabinets for Mission-critical Communications and Electronics; Connectors Ideal for Data and Communication Solutions
Volume 11 - Issue 7 - 07/06/2015
Two Channels of Cat5e Switching, Shielded Connectors; Rugged Avionics Interface Computer for High Density Multi-I/O Data Networking; Control Your Network from Any Location; Configurable Power Dividers for Lab Use; 4x4 Industrial Bypass Optical Switch (Advance); Indoor Small Cell and WiFi Network Equipment
Volume 11 - Issue 6 - 06/05/2015
Complimentary Smart Cities Virtual Issue!; Connectors Ideal for Data and Communication Solutions; Networking Solutions for 100G Systems; VersaClock® 5 Programmable Clocks with Integrated Crystal
Volume 11 - Issue 5 - 05/01/2015
Dell Rugged Notebooks Deliver Under Pressure; Electronic Controls; Rack Cooling Efficiency Tips; N-Series Low Profile Hydraulic-magnetic Circuit Breaker; Enhance Performance with Belden VFD Cables; V-Link® -LXRS® Wireless Analog Sensing
Volume 11 - Issue 4 - 04/02/2015
SCADA/NMS Management Switches; MPO Fiber Distribution Cassettes; The Best Telecom Inverter!; New USB Programmable Attenuator; Networking Solutions 100G Systems and Beyond; Dual-function Optical Switch
Volume 11 - Issue 3 - 03/06/2015
Say Goodbye to Remote Batteries; V-Link® -LXRS® Wireless Analog Sensing; 20-Channel Fiber Switch Features Gang Operation; Time-saving Tips for VoIP Success; Electronic Controls; Networking Solutions for 100 G Systems
Volume 11 - Issue 2 - 02/06/2015
Network Connectivity Solutions; BACnet Router FS-Router-BAC; SAGEON II Series — Power and Distribution for Critical DC Back-up; The Best Telecom Inverter!
Volume 11 - Issue 1 - 01/06/2015
900 MHz Outdoor Wireless Ethernet Bridge; Optical Switch for Network Monitoring; Inverter Systems for Networks' Critical AC Needs; Find Alternate Parts from Texas Instruments; Low-Cost and No-Cost Rack Cooling Tips; New USB Programmable Attenuator
Volume 10 - Issue 12 - 12/05/2014
How Will Chipset Providers Fully Support 4G LTE?; Ethernet Over Bonded Copper; 4x4 Industrial Bypass Optical Switch (Advance); M23 Hybrid Circular Connectors
Volume 10 - Issue 11 - 11/07/2014
Network Connectivity Solutions; Increase Rack Cooling Efficiency; DataComm-grade Inverters!; 900 MHz Outdoor Wireless Ethernet Bridge; Inverter Systems for Networks' Critical AC Needs; All-Optical Switch for Network Monitoring; Find Alternate Parts from Texas Instruments; Hardened Gigabit Switches Offer SFPs and PoE+
Volume 10 - Issue 10 - 10/03/2014
Say Goodbye to Remote Batteries; Switches and Hubs for Hazardous Environments; Rugged Enclosures for Distributed Networking Applications; Power Management from Design to Delivery; Optical GPS Repeater for DAS Networks; Ultra Low Profile Circuit Breaker with 3-Phase Approvals
Volume 10 - Issue 9 - 09/05/2014
Inverter Systems for Networks' Critical AC Needs; New M23 Hybrid Connectors; Eaton's Third-generation Technology for Rack Power Distribution Units; 4x4 Industrial Bypass Optical Switch (Advance); Find Alternate Parts from Texas Instruments; Optical Fiber for Latency Applications; Ethernet Over Bonded Copper; Modular NT24k Managed Gigabit Ethernet Switches
Volume 10 - Issue 8 - 08/01/2014
Rugged Enclosures for Distributed Networking Applications; Flexible Enclosure Platform; DC Power Systems for Networking Applications; Optical Fiber for Latency Applications; Switched PDUs for Remote Monitoring; Ultra Low Profile Best-in-Class Protection
Volume 10 - Issue 7 - 07/07/2014
Optical Switch for Network Monitoring; Industrial Ethernet IP67 Switch; Industrial Bypass Optical Switch; Search for Parts; Switches and Hubs for Hazardous Environments; 6021 Router
Volume 10 - Issue 6 - 06/06/2014
DataCom Grade Inverters; Rugged Enclosures for Distributed Networking Applications; AC Power Systems for Networking Applications; Multi-site WAN Encryption Over IP; Flexible Enclosure Platform; 100VA Class 2 Distribution System
Volume 10 - Issue 5 - 05/02/2014
Communication and Optical Grade Fibres; Critical Information for Cabling Installers; High Frequency, Low Noise Amplifiers; Ultra Low Profile Circuit Protection;Ultra-High Density Optical Splitter Platform; Flexible Enclosure Platform; Optical GPS Repeater for DAS Networks; Multi-site WAN Encryption Over IP; Switched PDUs for Remote Monitoring; Industrial Grade Four Port USB 2.0 Hub
Volume 10 - Issue 4 - 04/04/2014
DC Power Systems for Wireless Applications; Reference Design Library; Critical Information for Cabling Installers; Ham Radio Repair; 10G 1.5um Cooled EML TOSA; All-Optical Switching Device for Network Monitoring; Rugged Enclosures for Distributed Networking Applications; Industrial Bypass Optical Switch
Volume 10 - Issue 3 - 03/07/2014
Online Technology Degrees for Working Adults; AC Power Systems for Networking Applications; High Speed Optical Repeaters and Fiber Converters; PoE/PoE+ Media Converters Rated for Extreme Temps; Low-profile Hydraulic Magnetic Circuit Breaker;3G Cellular Router with Wi-Fi Access Point Capability
Volume 10 - Issue 2 - 02/07/2014
MPS Tool Changers; Industrial Ethernet Media Converter; Managed Hardened Ethernet Switches; ATCA 3U 2-slot System Chasis; Enclosures for Distributed Networking Applications
Volume 10 - Issue 1 - 01/03/2014
Scalable UPS System; Low-profile Hydraulic/Magnetic Circuit Breaker; Robust and Reliable Ethernet Connections; Switched PDU; Electronics and Media Safe Cities Report; Single Frequency Lasers
Volume 9 - Issue 12 - 12/06/2013
Protecting the Network; Online Technology Degrees for Working Adults; Industrial Ethernet for Automation and Process Control; Standards-based ATCA Solution; Control Outlets Remotely; Very Low Profile Memory Module
Volume 9 - Issue 11 - 11/01/2013
Smart UPS; Data Connect Industrial Wireless; Technology Degrees Online; DataCom Grade Inverters; DC Power Systems; Data Center Networks; Embedded-Slim SATA; Single Frequency Lasers
Volume 9 - Issue 10 - 10/04/2013
Protect Your IT System; Solutions for Powering the HetNet; Industrial Copper, Ethernet, and Wireless Networking Solutions; Standards-based ATCA Solution; Rugged Enclosures for Distributed Networking Applications; Bigger Flatter, Faster, Data Center Networks; 1-/10 GbE Managed Switch; SATA SSDs; Industrial Bypass Optical Switch
Volume 9 - Issue 9 - 09/06/2013
UPS to Protect Your Network; Transaction Security; Distribution Panel; Future-proofed, Standards-based ATCA Solution; Control Outlets Remotely; High-density Racks with Cable and Thermal Management; Multipurpose Outdoor Enclosure; 4x4 Industrial Bypass Optical Switch
Volume 9 - Issue 8 - 08/02/2013
A New Data Center in Just 2 Days; Protect the Edge of Your Network; Discover the New Science of Transaction Security; 3G Cellular Router with Wi-Fi Access Point Capability; ULTRA Series Rectifiers; Small Cells The Next Big Thing; New User Experience for Defense & Security Professionals; Low-profile Hydraulic Magnetic Circuit Breaker
Volume 9 - Issue 7 - 07/08/2013
Smart-UPS; Mini-SAS HD Cables; High-speed Wireless Networking; Top 8 Rack PDU Considerations; ACFF-1024 ISM Bandpass Filter; Embedded-Slim SATA SSD; Robust and Secure High Data Rates
Volume 9 - Issue 6 - 06/07/2013
Solve Your IT Challenges!; Discover the New Science of Transaction Security; Next-generation 40 GB ATCA System Chassis; Very Low Profile Memory Module: High Reliability and Performance ; PC/104 Serial Communication Boards; Tiny Compass Footprint, Big Performance; Powerware 9155 UPS with Network Monitoring Software!
Volume 9 - Issue 5 - 05/03/2013
APC Smart-UPS: Smarter. Easier. Greener.; Discover the New Science of Transaction Security; Rugged Enclosures for Distributed Networking Applications; 2.5 in. SATA SSDs Featuring SandForce Controllers; PC/104 Serial Communication Boards; Custom-designed Copper and Fiber Data Switches
Volume 9 - Issue 4 - 04/05/2013
100 G CFP2 SR10 Optical Transceiver; A Solution for Every IT Configuration; NT24k - The Ultimate in Network Flexibility; Slash Your Fax Operation Costs; Self-testing Fluorescent Emergency Ballasts; Single Frequency Lasers at 442 nm; High-precision Prisms
Volume 9 - Issue 3 - 03/01/2013
How to Deploy a Data Center in Just Weeks; Smart-UPS: Smarter, Easier, Greener; Inverter Systems for Networking Applications; Embedded Slim SATA SSD: Reliability and Performance; Never Buy Another Battery Again; Support More Equipment, Reduce TCO
Volume 9 - Issue 2 - 02/01/2013
Fiber Optics High-density Optical Interconnects; A Solution for Every IT Configuration; USB Synchronous Cable Data-enables Tactical Radios; Trusted Wireless Ethernet TWE-Basic; Low-profile Hydraulic Magnetic Circuit Breaker; One Simple Click to Avoid a Complicated Mess; 10G SR/SW Quad Port Fiber Bypass Module; Powerful, Compact Track-It Pressure/Temperature Data Logger
Volume 9 - Issue 1 - 01/04/2013
Scratch Resistant Fiber Optic Connections; Find the Right Power Supply Right Now; Absolute Encoders Go Wireless with SwiftComm; New ADS Online - An Encoder Diagnostic Tool; NT Series RF Transceiver Module ; Ethernet Data Acquisition
Volume 8 - Issue 12 - 12/07/2012
Increase Optical Network Availability and Integrity; Scratch Resistant Fiber Optic Connections; Perfect KVM Solutions - Fast; SeaI/O Wireless Data Acquisition Modules; Advanced Optical Spring Shutters; Powerware 9155 UPS with Network Monitoring Software!; Support More Equipment, Reduce TCO; Improve Plant Energy Efficiency and Power Quality
Volume 8 - Issue 11 - 11/02/2012
Outdoor Industrial Wireless Serial Solutions; Powerful, Compact Track-It Pressure/Temperature Data Logger; Built for Extreme Conditions; Fiber Optic Cable Assembly: Attenuator; UPS Systems Support More Equipment
Volume 8 - Issue 10 - 10/05/2012
New High Capacity Centralized Power System; -40 to 75 C Compact HD IP Camera; Shaft Speed Sensor; Custom RF Power Dividers and Power Combiners; PC/104 Port Serial Communication Boards; SMPM Attenuators;
Volume 8 - Issue 9 - 09/07/2012
Reliable and Cost-effective Wireless Networking; Fieldbus I/O Modules with Illuminated LCD Display; Easy-to-Deploy Physical Infrastructure; Solar Power for Remote Equipment; Custom-designed Copper and Fiber Data Switches; High Availability System Solutions for Enterprise Networking
Volume 8 - Issue 8 - 08/03/2012
Easy-to-Deploy Physical Infrastructure; PC/104 8, 4, and 2 Port Serial Communication Boards; Rugged, Flexible Enclosures for Distributed Networking Applications; USB Synchronous Interface Adapter; 4x4 Latching Optical Bypass Switch; Powerware 9155 UPS with Network Monitoring Software!
Volume 8 - Issue 7 - 07/06/2012
Software Offers Hard Data; Easy-to-Deploy Physical Infrastructure; Easy-to-Deploy Physical Infrastructure; Subrack Express; Illuminated Compact Rugged Keyboard; G-Band Transmitters - Cutting Edge Performance; Endevco PE Accelerometers with TEDS
Volume 8 - Issue 6 - 06/01/2012
New Liebert Rack UPS... is It the Best Ever?; Complete Family of PCI Express Serial Communication Cards; New Power Solutions Enable LTE Upgrades; 2.5 in. SATA SSD's Featuring SandForce Controllers; High Availability System Solutions for Enterprise Networking; Introducing a Cost-effective 10 MHz OCXOs; Low Profile Stubby GPS Antenna; Custom-designed Copper and Fiber Data Switches
Volume 8 - Issue 5 - 05/04/2012
Reliable and Cost-effective Wireless Networking; Very Low Profile (.74 in.) / Nominal Voltage (1.5 V) DRAM Mini-DIMM; Custom Fiber Optic Cable; Powerware 9155 UPS with Network Monitoring Software!; SmartView 180 Data Acquisition System; Ball Lenses for Fiber Coupling
Volume 8 - Issue 4 - 04/06/2012
Low Profile L-Series Circuit Breaker; Migration Strategy to 40 G and 100 G; Solar Power for Remote Equipment; High Energy Laser Modules; Process Heat for Industrial Applications; Universal Input Data Logger
Volume 8 - Issue 3 - 03/02/2012
Secure, Purpose Built Wireless System Flexibility; Embedded Slim SATA SSD: Reliability and Performance; Precision Cost-effective Pins for Networking and Communications; Custom LCD Displays; Built for Extreme Conditions; Remote Data Transmission; Outdoor Industrial Wireless Serial Solutions; Network Xtreme Rack/Tower Series (NXRT)
Volume 8 - Issue 2 - 02/03/2012
Very Low Profile Memory Module: High Reliability and Performance; Faster Point-to-Point Connection for Enhanced Communications; Managed Switches w/ Ethernet IP; New Extended Temperature Front Access Controller; Simple Sensor Signal Conditioning; 450 MHz Ultra Wide Band Omni Directional Antenna
Volume 8 - Issue 1 - 01/06/2012
Fiber Cables for High-speed Networking; Satellite, Wireless, and Military Microwave Components; Network Management Made Easy; Flexible Enclosures for Distributed Networking Applications; Powerware 9155 UPS with Network Monitoring Software!; Smaller Size Cable Assembly; USB Synchronous Interface Adapter
Volume 7 - Issue 12 - 12/02/2011
Secure, Purpose Built Wireless System Flexibility; See Why Liebert Rack PDUs are Better; Ultra-high-Speed Extender Breaks Another Barrier; Dual-RF Enhances Wireless Reliability and Redundancy; CPDL-100A Custom Programmable Delay Line; High-speed Reflective Memory Network Solutions; SA40111 - Ultra-Dual Signal Conditioner
Volume 7 - Issue 11 - 11/04/2011
Reliable and Cost-effective Wireless Networking; Leading Edge Products for Testing Video Technologies; CWDM SFP Transceivers - Special Offer; Ultra High-speed Extender Breaks Another Barrier; Industrial Gigabit Secure Router: EDR-G902 Series; OEM Wireless Solutions; 4.4-5.0 GHz Low Noise Amplifier; New BTS RFICs Integrate Protection Circuits; Independent Industrial Ethernet Solution
Volume 7 - Issue 10 - 10/07/2011
Broadband Digital Variable Gain Amplifier Family; Ultra High-speed Extender Breaks Another Barrier; New Fiber QuickMap Enterprise Fiber Troubleshooter; Affordable Price Mark Down Solution for Retailers; Cutting Edge IEEE 1588 OCXO Products; Surface-mount LEDs Save on Installation; Advanced Carrier Ethernet Switch; New Network Switch with Sophisticated Capabilities
Volume 7 - Issue 9 - 09/02/2011
7026TX Awarded UL 60950 Certification; Tunable High Intensity Light Source; USB Synchronous Interface Adapter; Total Solution for FTTH; PC/104 8, 4, and 2 Port Serial Communication Boards
Volume 7 - Issue 8 - 08/05/2011
Electronics Manufacturing Services for Telecom OEMs; Powerware 9155 UPS with Network Monitoring Software!; Convert Leased Analog Circuits to Ethernet/IP; AdvancedTCA Delivers Modularity, Scalability, and Flexibility; 40-180 Programmable Attenuator Module
Volume 7 - Issue 7 - 07/01/2011
Connect 32 Analog Phones to Industrial IP; Connectors for the Broadcast Video Market; Low-jitter Crystal Oscillators Enable Cloud Computing; High-performance Handheld Vector Network Analyzers; Optical Passive Products, One-stop Service; Network Xtreme Rack/Tower Series (NXRT)
Volume 7 - Issue 6 - 06/03/2011
New Highly-Linear/Highly-Efficient PtP and K-band Solution; SeaI/O Wireless Data Acquisition Modules; Optic Transceivers for Network Switches; Custom-designed Copper and Fiber Data Switches; PC/104 8, 4, and 2 Port Serial Communication Boards
Volume 7 - Issue 5 - 05/06/2011
SFP Transceivers for All Networking Applications; Interface-powered RS-232/RS-422/RS-484 Conversion; World Leader in Technology Education at a Distance; New Solution for Interoperable Security VoIP; Powerware 9155 UPS with Network Monitoring Software!
Volume 7 - Issue 4 - 04/01/2011
Rack Mount Power Strips; Fiber Optic Cleaning Kit; Network/Spectrum Analyzer and Power Meter in One!; Video: 3 Ways to Quickly Adapt to Changing Ethernet Protocols; High-speed Reflective Memory Network Solutions; New Packaged RFIC's Continue BTS Innovation; Handheld Gigabit Ethernet Analyzer GEA-8120A, Network Analyzer
Volume 7 - Issue 3 - 03/04/2011
Cool Wiring and Server Closets; AS9100 Certified Precision Metal Fabricator; 7026TX Gigabit 26 Port Rackmount Ethernet Switch; Complete Family of PCI Express Serial Communication Cards; Coaxial Lightning Protectors to 125,000 Amps; Convert Leased Analog Circuits to Ethernet/IP; Network Xtreme Rack/Tower Series (NXRT); 50 ms Roaming for Fast Secure Connectivity
Volume 7 - Issue 2 - 02/04/2011
OM4 Fiber Cables for Networking Equipment; Interface-powered RS-232/RS-422/RS-485 Conversion; Custom-designed Copper and Fiber Data Switches; Unmanaged Ethernet Switches - $99 and Up; USB Synchronous Interface Adapter; Power Protection for Cisco Equipment; Optic Transceivers for Network Switches
Volume 7 - Issue 1 - 01/07/2011
Q-NET Report Business Intelligence; Are You an Oscilloscope Expert; AW5800xTR IP-Addressable Radio; 30 kA Coaxial Surge Protectors for GPS; Reach Farther. Faster. Extend Ethernet Over Copper; PC/104 8, 4, and 2 Port Serial Communication Boards; Microwave Sensor Module; Fiber Optic Cable Assembly: Attenuator
Volume 6 - Issue 12 - 12/03/2010
Reliable Data Transmission in Harsh Environments; Power Distribution Units; High-performance Handheld Vector Network Analyzers; Low Cost/High Throughput Wireless Bridge; New Ethernet I/O Module
Volume 6 - Issue 11 - 11/05/2010
The AFBR-79E4Z Four-channel QSFP Fiber-optic Transceiver; World Leader in Technology Education at a Distance; Inverted Mesa Technology Enable High-frequency Oscillators; Optic Transceivers for Network Switches; PON Cable Assemblies; Sensing used -- HFBR Plastic Optical Fiber
Volume 6 - Issue 10 - 10/01/2010
The AFBR-79E4Z Four-channel QSFP Fiber-optic Transceiver; Ethernet-over-Copper with Unprecedented Distance and Speed; Plastic Optical Fiber Inspires Design Innovation; Pinpoint Network Problems in 5 Minutes Flat; High-quality Affordable Ethernet Extension Solutions; New Low-cost Attenuators offer Ethernet / RS-232 and Manual Control; Wireless Mesh Network Protocol; The 'Smarts' for Your Grid Questions; Compact Broadband 2W Linear X-Band PA; MTP Fiber Optic Patchcords at High-quality with Competi
Volume 6 - Issue 9 - 09/03/2010
Control and Monetize the Activation of Device Capacity; High Performance OCTEON II IP Packet Processor; Plastic Optical Fiber Inspires Design Innovation; Three Cat5e A/B Switches in 1U Panel Height; New Ethernet I/O Module; Core Components for FTTH Connection Quality; Fiber Optic Patchcords at Excellent Quality and Competitive Price; USB Synchronous Interface Adapter
Volume 6 - Issue 8 - 08/06/2010
High Performance Network Switches; Extend Ethernet with Unprecedented Distance and Speed; Spot Cooling AC Unit; Coaxial Lightning Protectors to 125,000 Amps; RF Board to Board Solution; AW5800xTR IP-Addressable Radio
Volume 6 - Issue 7 - 07/02/2010
Unmanaged Ethernet Switches -- $99 and Up; PC/104 8, 4, and 2 Port Serial Communication Boards; Solar Power Solutions for Outdoor Equipment; ACPM-5001 Power Amplifier Module with Coupler; Splash-Proof POS Printers; Save on Recycled Used Cisco Equipment
Volume 6 - Issue 6 - 06/04/2010
World Leader in Technology Education at a Distance; JUNOS Simplifies Network Routing and Switching; Save with New CATV and FTTH Solutions; Enhanced Standby Power for Data Centers; High-performance Handheld Vector Network Analyzers; Agilent HP 8753E Network Analyzer on Sale; Wireless Mesh Network Protocol
Volume 6 - Issue 5 - 05/07/2010
Proven 1Gig Ethernet Fiber/Copper SFP Transceivers; Unlock Windows 7's Full Potential; World Leader in Technology Education at a Distance; Optic Transceivers for Network Switches; Network Xtreme Rack/Tower Series (NXRT); Advanced Telecom Computing Architecture (ATCA) Solutions; Marvel at RISC Based Marvell CPU Network Appliance
Volume 6 - Issue 4 - 04/02/2010
AFCT-711XPDZ: 10G XFP Module for SONET/Ethernet/FCl; New Ethernet I/O Module; AW5800xTP Integrated Radio Antenna; USB Synchronous Interface Adapter; 100/1000Base-Fx Auto-sensed Media Converter; High Intercept Low Noise Amplifiers; New Low-cost Wi-Fi Modules; Fiber 232 Model 4154 HP Fiber Repeater; Industrial Network Servers; Controlling and Monitoring Wind Farm Installations with Redundant Ethernet Communications
Volume 6 - Issue 3 - 03/05/2010
Save with New CATV and FTTH Solutions; Go 'Green' with Your Next UPS; New Automated Microcontroller Flashing Testing System; Network, BMS Capability; Cisco 7940G IP Phone Refurbsihed Only $94; Core Components for FTTH Connection Quality
Volume 6 - Issue 2 - 02/05/2010
Best Quality Affordable Ethernet Extension Solutions; Cisco 7940G IP Phone Refurbsihed Only $94; High Speed 10Gb/s PCB Track Design...; High Performance 10 Gigabit Ethernet Packet Processors; CopperLink Ethernet Booster Model 2110; AW5800xTR IP-Addressable Radio
Volume 6 - Issue 1 - 01/04/2010
New Low-cost Wi-Fi Modules; Multirate 1G/10G Halogen-free SFP+ Transceiver; Industrial Computing Is Hot!; Agilent HP 8753E Network Analyzer on Sale; Industrial Wireless Ethernet Device; Wireless Mesh Network Protocol
Volume 5 - Issue 12 - 12/04/2009
Outdoor WLAN Networks with Absolute Reliability; Flexible Networks with Compact Modular Switches; An Application Story That Really Blows; New 10G Transceiver for Optical Networks; See How 40 nm FPGAs Support 100 Gbps Protocols; InfiniBand QDR Active Cable Provides Flexibility; AcoustiRACK TM ACTIVE: Silent Remote Site Solution; Serial-to-WLAN Server-802.11g/b; Handheld Lightweight Tester
Volume 5 - Issue 11 - 11/06/2009
High-Performing CAN Interface Boards; 802.11n Industrial Wireless Solutions; License-enable Your Communications Devices/Equipment; Put the Cooling Where it Saves Energy and Handles Hot Spots; See How 40 nm FPGAs Support 100 Gbps Protocols; Versatile...Cross Device, Cross Platform; Fiber Optic Transceivers in Basestation Applications; Industrial Switch with Enterprise Class Features
Volume 5 - Issue 10 - 10/02/2009
Networking and Communications; Best Quality Affordable Ethernet Extension Solutions; An Application Story That Really Blows; Virtualize, Pack the Racks and Save Energy Without Hot Spots; Versatile...Cross Device, Cross Platform; 10GBASE-LRM Transceiver Addresses Legacy Multimode Links; DC LED Driver Up to 1A; Micro-miniature, Misalignment, Board to Board; Real 75 Ohm HDTV Connectors; Fuse Holders and Fuse Carriers; Message Manager: Transfer PLC Data Without Modifying OEM Code; TGA4531 Replaces T
Volume 5 - Issue 9 - 09/04/2009
Daisy-chainable Ethernet I/O for Easy Cabling; An Application Story That Really Blows; Strategies for Deploying Blade Servers in Existing Data Centers; Improve Your Serial Link Capabilities with 10G VCSEL; Industrial Wireless Ethernet Device; Wireless Mesh Network Protocol; Add GPS to Any Wireless Handset; High-performance Handheld Vector Network Analyzers
Volume 5 - Issue 8 - 08/07/2009
An Extensive Selection of Ethernet Switches; Specify Your Custom Oscillator in Minutes; UL Wire and Cable Testing; Fiber: Getting You Here, There, Everywhere; Only Our Logo Has Changed; IP67 Rated Wireless Radios; High-performance Handheld Vector Network Analyzers; Leading High-power, High-performance GaN Provider; CopperLink Ethernet Booster Model 2110
Volume 5 - Issue 7 - 07/06/2009
High-speed Full Gigabit Managed Ethernet Switches; When to Use a Clock vs. an Oscillator; UL Wire and Cable Testing; Telecommunications Testing from Stork Experts; 700 MHz Spectrum Solutions; CebaTech's CebaRIP Cores; Custom Precision Graphic Overlays; Wireless Mesh Network Protocol; Fiber 232 Model 4154 HP Fiber Repeater
Volume 5 - Issue 6 - 06/05/2009
Innovative Solution for Private IP Networks; Custom UPS Needs in a Matter of Days; NEBS, ETSI, Verizon Services, and More; AW5800xTP Integrated Radio Antenna; Robust Consumer Electronic Protocol Analysis; Ethernet D-coded and RJ45 Connectors; Reliable Long Range Wireless Data Transfer; Spectrum Series Category 6 and Category 5E Patch Panels; Temwell Helical BandPass Filter as TOKO Second Source
Volume 5 - Issue 5 - 05/01/2009
Best Price/Performance Industrial Unmanaged Ethernet Switches; Lowest Power, Cost-optimized FPGAs with Transceivers; Improve Your Serial Link Capabilities with 10G VCSEL; Customized Small Power DC/DC Converter (Taiwan); Xgig Protocol Testing Platform; Copper and Fiber Optic Networking Supplies; 10/100BASE-TX PoE and VoIP Magnetics Modules; New Ethernet I/O Module; USB Synchronous Interface Adapter
Volume 5 - Issue 4 - 04/03/2009
Simplify Your Industrial Network Connections; EMI Absorber: Powerful Solution for High-speed Network Devices; Place Access Points in the Hazardous Area; IP67 Managed Industrial Ethernet Switch; New Industrial Ethernet Switches; Cable Management and Enclosures; Intelligent High-performance Packet Processor; Prism
Volume 5 - Issue 3 - 03/06/2009
Molex Means Innovation; Industrial Managed PoE Switch, Gigabit Uplinks; Telecom Outdoor Power Solutions; Automatic Wireless NEMA4 Industrial I/O Pair; Air Movers with Short Lead-times; Bus Doctor(TM) Gen 2 PCI Express Protocol Analyzer; Copper and Fiber Optic Networking Supplies; Freescale's MPC8313 PowerQUICC(TM) II Processors Available at Digi-Key; Protection for Data/T1 Lines
Volume 5 - Issue 2 - 02/06/2009
Plant-to-Business Data Exchange without the Hassle; Network Appliance; New Heat Exchanger for Outdoor Electronics Cabinets; Custom High-frequency SMA RF Connectors; The Industry's Only Complete Solution for FCoE Testing; Bus Couplers for EtherNet/IP Applications; GPS Lightning Protection; New Industrial Ethernet Switches
Volume 5 - Issue 1 - 01/02/2009
Simple and Powerful Serial-to-Fiber Converter; Interpower Accessory Power Strips; Quick Reference Guide for Foundation Fieldbus; New Industrial Ethernet Switches; Bus Couplers for EtherNet/IP Applications; Network Keypad; IEEE Certification Demonstrates Your Practical Knowledge and Skills; IP67 Managed Industrial Ethernet Switch
Volume 4 - Issue 12 - 12/05/2008
Narda Components for Microwave Test and ATE Applications; Managed Industrial Gigabit Ethernet Switches; Win a Fluke Networks Portable Tool!; Industrial and Commercial Serial Communications Solutions; Breakthrough in Communication; Make Sense of Industrial Automation Networks; The Balance of Power has Shifted; Multi-port SE5008/5016; High-performance Processor Designed for Sophisticated, Demanding Network Applications; Ethernet Fiber Modems
Volume 4 - Issue 11 - 11/07/2008
Introducing Quintum Response Point Gateways for SMB VoIP Telephony; 900 MHz Ethernet and Serial Radios; 1-Port Modbus Data Gateway; Xgig Protocol Testing Platform; The Future of MicroTechnolog; New Ruggedized Fiber Optic Interconnections; Fiber Optic A/B/C Switch Supports OC12 Speeds of 622 Mbps; Machine Mount Ethernet I/O
Volume 4 - Issue 10 - 10/03/2008
MultiPath Gateways Offer Any-to-Any Switching for TDM and SIP Connectivity; Industrial-Grade Rackmount Ethernet Switches; White Paper on Redundant Ethernet-to-Serial Communication; Narda Components for Microwave Test and ATE Applications; Strongest Path to the Global Marketplace; Prism; Ethernet, T1/E1, and Serial Network Extenders Smash Distance Barriers; New Profibus I/O Modules
Volume 4 - Issue 9 - 09/05/2008
MultiPath Gateways Offer Any-to-Any Switching for TDM and SIP Connectivity; Interpower Accessory Power Strips; PROFIBUS DP Module with FDT/DTM and CIP Messaging; IEC 61850-3 Ethernet Switches Pass KEMA Tests; Strongest Path to the Global Marketplace; Straight Edge Mount Plug Receptacle; Ultra Low Phase Noise; 16-port 10/100Base Switch
Volume 4 - Issue 8 - 08/01/2008
Serial Device Server; Use Layer 3 Switching to Increase Network Efficiency; Fall Embedded Systems Conferences; Rentals Program; Network Modulization; Manual and Remotely Controllable Switches; Network Storage Solution; Cable Management and Enclosures
Volume 4 - Issue 7 - 07/07/2008
MultiPath Gateways Offer Any-to-Any Switching for TDM and SIP Connectivity; RFID World 2008; Win a Fluke Networks Portable Tool!; NPE-G2 Networking Equipment; Avago's Optocouplers Meet Stringent Requirements; Machine Mount Ethernet I/O for PROFINET Systems; Network Switches from the 'Switch Experts'; Entry-Level Applications Network Appliance
Volume 4 - Issue 6 - 06/06/2008
Maintenance Bypass Cabinet; Narda Components for Microwave Test and ATE Applications; C13 Jumper Cordsets; Modular Gigabit Ethernet Switch for Gigabit Networking; 10GbE XFP Transceiver with Digital Diagnostics Available; New Ruggedized Fiber Optic Interconnetions; New Unified Communications Proxy Simplifies UC Deployments; Cellular Connectivity; The Global Authority on Lightning and Surge Protection; QuickSwitch Fiber Optic Network Switches
Volume 4 - Issue 5 - 05/02/2008
New Unified Communications Proxy Simplifies UC Deployments; Managed Ethernet Switch Offers Three Gigabit Ports for High-Bandwidth Redundant Topologies; High Speed Optical Transceiver; Streamline Your Design Process with 3D CAD Connector Models; They Really Do Offer Fiber Optic; IP Camera Extender Special — Free Surge Protector
Volume 4 - Issue 4 - 04/04/2008
New Unified Communications Proxy Simplifies UC Deployments; Meet Your Power Requirements with Powerware ePDUs; This Device Server Doubles as an Ethernet Switch; Flexible, 10 Gigabit ATCA Switch with Three AMC Slots; 750 W - 4500 W Modular 12 V - 58 V Single/Three Phase; Network Appliance: 2P Quad-core; Single-port Secure Serial Device Server, PS110
Volume 4 - Issue 3 - 03/07/2008
New Unified Communications Proxy Simplifies UC Deployments; Modulator Drivers for 43 Gb/s Transponders; VPort D351 Converts Digital MPEG4/MJPEG Streams to Analog Video; Easier Network Redundancy for Industrial Devices; 71st CEF to be Held Apr.11-13 in Shenzhen; Affordable 16-port Secure Terminal Server:STS1600; The Global Authority on Lightning and Surge Protection; Point of Sale Connectivity
Volume 4 - Issue 2 - 02/01/2008
New Unified Communications Proxy Simplifies UC Deployments; Meet Your Power Requirements with Powerware ePDUs; Download Your Guide to Structured Cabling; C13 Jumper Cordsets... Two Week Lead Time on ANY Length!; High-Speed Optical Transceiver; Large Area UV Beam Profile Analyzer; Point of Sale Connectivity; Protect Your Investment
Volume 4 - Issue 1 - 01/04/2008
IEEE WCNC 2008 -- Co-Located with CTIA WIRELESS in Las Vegas; New Unified Communications Proxy Simplifies UC Deployments; Meet Your Power Requirements; Marketing for Networking Products Go Virtual; The Industrial Network Company; iPass System Webinar; Intelligent Packet Processors; Ethernet Extenders; Advance Your Career ONLINE
Volume 3 - Issue 12 - 12/07/2007
Meet Your Power Requirements with Powerware ePDUs, High Density Cooling, Hilarious Holiday IT Video, Power Distribution Units, Not Your Father's Videoconferencing, OFC/NFOEC 2008, EnduroFLEX® XM and CRXM, SX DC-Blocked 800-2700 MHz Lightning Protector, Fiber Optic Network Switches and Cable Assemblies, Pre-Validated MicroTCA Systems
Volume 3 - Issue 11 - 11/02/2007
Enclosure Solutions, High Density Cooling, UL Listed Microduct, Backplane Solutions for Switch-Router, Outdoor Cables with Weather Tight Grommet, Four-Port Wireless Serial Device Servers, Re-Engineer Your Career
Volume 3 - Issue 10 - 10/05/2007
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Stock Microwave Amplifiers; No. 1 Electronics Fair in China; Easy Way to Meet AdvancedTCA and AdvancedMC Front Panel Hardware Specs; High Heat Density Rack Enclosure; Two- and Four-Port USB-to-Serial Hubs; iPass System Webinar
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Network Security on the Plant Floor; Backplane Solutions for Switch-Router; DB25 A/B/C Switch with 10BaseT Secure Remote Interface; T1 and E1 Extenders; Single-port Secure Serial Device Server; Cat 5E Outdoor Cables with Weather Tight Grommet
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Transceiver with Digital Optical Monitoring; Compact High-Performance Direction Finding; Stock Microwave Amplifiers; 60° Molded RJ45; 'Smart' Industrial Ethernet Switch; USB-to-Serial Hubs with Optical Isolation; Halogen Free Industrial Grade Ethernet Cable for Torsion Applications; Shielded Cat 6 Patch Cords
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Survivable Remote Office VoIP Solutions, Customize Applications from The Rack, 10 BASE-T/100 BASE-TX Ethernet Extender, Stock Micorwave Amplifiers, The Organization of Choice, Barracuda ATA IV, Cables for Industrial Networks, 300-450 MHz RF Transmitter
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Survivable Remote Office VoIP Solutions; RadioLinx OPC Server for Seamless Wireless Integration; POE PD Media Converters; Implement Fast Ethernet Technology; Organization of Choice for Communications Engineering Professionals; DC Power Systems; Fastest Flash Programming Solution on the Planet; High Heat Density Rack Enclosure; Ethernet Switches; Two- and Four-Port USB-to-Serial Hubs
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Connect and Isolate Serial Devices to USB Ports; High Current 3-Phase PDU; Managed Fiber Switches; High Performance Microwave Products; Communications Engineering Professionals; A Practical Look at SOA, EJB, and Web Services; AdvanceMC Cards and Carriers; Shielded Cat 6 Patch Cords
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Survivable Remote Office VoIP Solutions; Network Installers Kit; Modulator Drivers; Outdoor Wireless Access Point; DSL Aggregators; Five-Port Ethernet Switch; Logic Analyzers and Network Analyzers; Communications Service Monitor
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Fast Ethernet Transceivers; Bluetooth Access Point with Virtual Serial Port; Survivable Remote Office VoIP Solutions; Universal PCI Communication Card; PMC/VIM Carrier Board; ToughSwitch Ruggedized Ethernet; USB to RS-232 Adapter
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Online Web site Shopping; Networking Software; Take Your Network Anywhere; Remote Server Management; A/B Switch with Remote Port; Wireless Broadband Lightning and Surge Protection; Digital Cross-Connect
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Communications Through Technology; Serial Ports on Industrial Devices; Modular Connectors; Ethernet Fieldbus; Sensible IPTV Solutions; In-Rack Modules and Gateways; Multiple T1 Line Surge Protection; Industrial PC Provider OEM/ODM
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Modern Enclosures Specifically for IT Applications; Rugged Industrial-Network Equipment; RoHS Compliant Status for Cables, Connectors, Adapters, and Networking Equipment; Network Protector; Sensible IPTV Solutions; Adjustable Electrical Downtilt Antennas; Turnkey Inline Security System; Industrial Five-Port Ethernet Switch; Automatic Fallback A/B Switch with Remote Port
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Advanced Telecommunications Computing Architecture Connectors; Leaf Family Products; Device Servers for Every Application; VoIP Access Solutions for the Perfect Fit; Access Port for In-line Security and Monitoring Devices; Industrial Entry-level Ethernet Switch; Portable IP Routing System
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Reliable Yagi Antennas; VoIP Access Solutions for the Perfect Fit; IEEE MTT-S IMS; Connector on Round Cable; EMC Solutions for Mobile Phones; 5000 Gigabit Ethernet Test Equipment; Network Data Distribution Service; Ethernet TCP/IP I/O Coupler & Controller
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EMI/RFI Shielded Ventilation Panels; 4G Fiber Optic Transceivers; RAID Storage Server; Eight-port Ethernet Switches; 300 and 500 Watt Attenuators; CopperTen
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Wireless Serial Device Servers; Flexible Physical Media Converters; RadioLinx Frequency Hopping Ethernet Switch; Fibre Channel Storage Module; Bluetooth Serial Adapter; WISE 4-20mA Radio Modem
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ISCe Conference and Expo; Back Up and Recovery Webcast; Ethernet TCP/IP Communications for Motion; WAVE~X — EMI Suppression and Absorption; Optical Coarse Wave Multiplexers/Demultiplexers; Fiber Multiplexer and Media Converter
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Silicon Disk Drives, Serial Ethernet IP Adapter, ISCe Conference, Spectrum Radio, Optical Technology, Bidirectional Fiber Optic Modem, Redundant Ethernet Switch, Redundant Ring Switch and more.
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PC Driven Bus Data Analyzers, Portable Data Acquisition/Analysis Recorder, Wireless Communications, Wireless Filters, Optical Fiber for High Temperature, High-Speed Optical Receivers, Industrial Ethernet Switches, Ethernet Fiber Modems and more.
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Drive Adapters for Notebooks, PC's, RAID & Servers, Disk Drive Duplicator, Industrial Modems and Telemetry, SiW3500 UltimateBlue™ Single-chip IC, RAC Series Fiber Optic Patch Panel Enclosures, Prosilica Extends Firewire to 500 meters, ATS2148: AdvancedTCA Switch Blade, Fast Ethernet Media Converters and more.


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With audacious rumours surfacing on Tuesday morning linking Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson with a wholly unexpected and rather unrealistic move for QPR's Adel Taarabt in the January transfer window, yet more questions are sure to be raised as to whether new Hoops manager Harry Redknapp wants to keep Taarabt at Loftus Road.
The pair never saw eye to eye when they were at Tottenham together, with Taarabt's chances limited more or less exclusively to cup games, despite Redknapp publicly saying he had seen fewer players as talented as the Moroccan. The then Spurs manager had stated that he had never seen a player do some of the things Taarabt managed on the training ground, and that he could well go on to achieve big things in his career.
But Redknapp did not back up his sentiments in his team selection. Arguably Taarabt's finest moment in the league for Tottenham came in an extremely brief appearance at Upton Park with Martin Jol as manager, when he came off the bench with his side 3-2 down with three minutes left. After Dimitar Berbatov had equalised, Taarabt played his part in a Spurs counter-attack to win the match at the death. Many fans had expected him to push on from there and break into the first team on a more regular basis, but in came Juane Ramos, and then Harry, and it was not to be.
After a successful loan spell in the Championship with QPR, Taarabt made the move permanent in the summer of 2010 and helped the Hoops back into the Premier League en route to winning the Championship Player of the Year. Taarabt stoked the fire with Redknapp, stating that he had made a mistake going to Spurs, where the manager had not given him the chances that he would have got under Arsene Wenger at Arsenal.
Now, with the two reunited at Loftus Road, the tabloids have jumped on the bandwagon to report that Taarabt is on his way out. We have seen moments of magic from the Moroccan in his time in England and Redknapp might know better than getting shot of a player with the potential to change a game in an instant.
Taarabt's 2011/12 season was very much a settling-in period for him in the top flight, and he has already matched his goalscoring tally from last term this time around. He started 24 league games last season and only managed two goals, while he has already netted twice this campaign in only eight starts.
Given the ambitious nature of his play, many of his attempts on goal come from outside the penalty area, and his shooting from distance is largely justified by the fact that he troubles the keeper so often. Since the start of last season, only Wayne Rooney (38) has had more shots on target from outside the penalty area in the Premier League than Taarabt (35). The two have similar shooting accuracy from distance, with Rooney hitting the target 54.3% of the time while Taarabt does so with 53.0% of his long-rangers. Rooney, though, leads the charts for goals from outside the box with five, while no fewer than 22 players have scored more such goals than Taarabt's two.
He so often infuriates fans with his flamboyant play, but he is clearly learning that he cannot be the main man every week as he was in the second tier. When QPR were promoted, the midfielder would frequently try things from outrageous positions, and Redknapp will be one to try and curb that part of his game.
He seems to have become a little more unselfish in his play already this season, having created more chances this season (2.7 per game) compared to last (2.2). Only seven Premier League players can boast a better key pass rate than Taarabt this season (as can be seen on WhoScored.com's Premier League statistics page), and most of those rely on set-pieces to lay on those chances. In fact, only Steven Pienaar (2.5) and Luis Suarez (2.46) create more chances in open play on average than the Moroccan (2.33); an astounding statistic for a player at a team that have scored only ten league goals and are bottom of the table.
Taarabt has his tricky dribbling skills to call on when he needs to create space to put balls into the box, and his success rate when it comes to taking on opponents (61.4%) ranks him amongst the best in Europe's top five leagues, ahead of the likes of Lionel Messi (59.5%) and Franck Ribery (48.6%). Messi attempts 5.9 dribbles per game - compared to Taarabt's 4.9 - so it is not as if the Argentine simply tries to dribble past many more players.
That is not, of course, to say that Taarabt is anywhere near Messi's level. The end product is very much missing from the QPR youngster's game, though his dribbling skills are there for all to see.
As pointed out in an article by Michael Cox, the Hoops have struggled massively in front of goal, and it is difficult to look past their misfiring strikers to find their problem. Taarabt's tally of two goals from 36 shots hardly helps matters, but scoring goals is more of an issue for the strikers.
Harry Redknapp will be almost certainly to dip into the transfer market in January, and it might well have crossed his mind to replace the injured Bobby Zamora up front. Though Taarabt will probably not be off to Old Trafford, reports that he could be on his way out of the club may not be too far off the mark given his history with Redknapp, but the new Hoops manager might think better of it. Adel Taarabt is an unquestionable talent with a fiery and determined attitude to succeed that could come into great use in what is undeniably already a relegation battle for Queens Park Rangers.
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19 U.S. Code § 2251 - Action to facilitate positive adjustment to import competition
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(a) Presidential action
If the United States International Trade Commission (hereinafter referred to in this part as the "Commission") determines under section 2252 (b) of this title that an article is being imported into the United States in such increased quantities as to be a substantial cause of serious injury, or the threat thereof, to the domestic industry producing an article like or directly competitive with the imported article, the President, in accordance with this part, shall take all appropriate and feasible action within his power which the President determines will facilitate efforts by the domestic industry to make a positive adjustment to import competition and provide greater economic and social benefits than costs.
(b) Positive adjustment to import competition
(1) For purposes of this part, a positive adjustment to import competition occurs when—
(A) the domestic industry—
(i) is able to compete successfully with imports after actions taken under section 2254 of this title terminate, or
Source(Pub. L. 93–618, title II, § 201,Jan. 3, 1975, 88 Stat. 2011; Pub. L. 96–39, title I, § 106(b)(3),July 26, 1979, 93 Stat. 193; Pub. L. 98–573, title II, § 249,Oct. 30, 1984, 98 Stat. 2998; Pub. L. 100–418, title I, § 1401(a),Aug. 23, 1988, 102 Stat. 1225.)
1988—Pub. L. 100–418, in amending section generally, substituted provisions relating to action to facilitate positive adjustment to import competition for provisions relating to investigation by International Trade Commission. See section 2252 of this title.
1984—Subsec. (b)(2)(B). Pub. L. 98–573, § 249(1)(A), substituted "inventory (whether maintained by domestic producers, importers, wholesalers, or retailers), and" for "inventory, and".
Subsec. (b)(2)(D). Pub. L. 98–573, § 249(1)(B)–(D), added subpar. (D).
Subsec. (b)(7). Pub. L. 98–573, § 249(2), added par. (7).
1979—Subsec. (b)(6). Pub. L. 96–39substituted "subtitles A and B of title VII or section 337 of the Tariff Act of 1930" for "the Antidumping Act, 1921, section 303 or 337 of the Tariff Act of 1930".
Effective Date of 1988 Amendment
Pub. L. 100–418, title I, § 1401(c),Aug. 23, 1988, 102 Stat. 1241, provided that: "The amendments made by subsections (a) and (b) [enacting section 2254 of this title and amending sections 1330, 2133, 2251 to 2253, 2274, 2354, and 2703 of this title and provisions set out as a note under section 2112 of this title] shall take effect on the date of the enactment of this Act [Aug. 23, 1988] and shall apply with respect to investigations initiated under chapter 1 of title II of the Trade Act of 1974 [this part] on or after that date. Any petition filed under section 201 of such chapter [19 U.S.C. 2251] before such date of enactment, and with respect to which the United States International Trade Commission did not make a finding before such date with respect to serious injury or the threat thereof, may be withdrawn and refiled, without prejudice, by the petitioner under section 202(a) of such chapter [19 U.S.C. 2252 (a)] (as amended by this section)."
Effective Date of 1984 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 98–573effective on 15th day after Oct. 30, 1984, see section 214(a), (b) ofPub. L. 98–573, set out as a note under section 1304 of this title.
Effective Date of 1979 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 96–39effective Jan. 1, 1980, see section 107 ofPub. L. 96–39, set out as an Effective Date note under section 1671 of this title.
Study on Trade Adjustment Assistance for Fishermen
Pub. L. 107–210, div. A, title I, § 143,Aug. 6, 2002, 116 Stat. 953, required Secretary of Commerce, not later than 1 year after Aug. 6, 2002, to conduct a study and report to Congress on appropriateness and feasibility of a trade adjustment assistance program for fishermen.
Term "Industry" To Include Producers Located in United States Insular Possessions
Pub. L. 98–67, title II, § 214(f),Aug. 5, 1983, 97 Stat. 393, provided that: "For purposes of chapter 1 of title II of the Trade Act of 1974 [this part], the term 'industry' shall include producers located in the United States insular possessions."
Ex. Ord. No. 11913. Collection of Information for Import Relief and Adjustment Assistance
By virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitution and statutes of the United States of America, including Section 332(g) of the Tariff Act of 1930, as amended (19 U.S.C. 1332 (g)), and as President of the United States of America, in order to reduce the reporting burden with respect to the collection of information pursuant to Title II of the Trade Act of 1974 (88 Stat. 2011, 19 U.S.C. 2251 et seq.) and consistent with Chapter 35 of Title 44 of the United States Code, it is hereby ordered as follows:
Section 1. Whenever the United States International Trade Commission, in connection with investigations pursuant to Section 201 of the Trade Act of 1974 (19 U.S.C. 2251), collects factual data from firms on their sales, production, employment, and financial experience, the Commission shall provide such information to the Secretaries of Commerce and Labor.
Sec. 2. The Secretaries of Commerce and Labor shall ensure that the factual data, received pursuant to Section 1, are used solely for the performance of their functions pursuant to Sections 264 and 224, respectively, of the Trade Act of 1974 (19 U.S.C. 2354 and 2274).Gerald R. Ford.
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You don't necessarily have to make the regular and common cake if you want to make a birthday cake. There is no such rule dictating you of what kind of birthday cake to make, so feel free to try different kinds of recipes and styles. In fact, if you can make a unique and not-so-ordinary birthday cake, it is likely that people will remember you and your creation.
Making a birthday cake isn't necessarily limited to cheese or chocolate variants. If the birthday person is into fruits and cream, then why not combining them all in one harmonious design? Italian Blueberries Cream Cake is a perfect example of how birthday cake can be so tasty and beautiful, without you having to follow the regular 'cake' rules.
The Ingredients
For the cake, you will need:
- 5 eggs, make sure you separate all the white and the yolk
- A stick of butter
- A cup of veggie oil
- A cup of granulated sugar
- 2 cups of all purpose flour
- A cup of flaked sweetened coconut
- A cup of buttermilk – if you don't have one you can mix a cup of milk with a teaspoon of white vinegar
- A teaspoon of baking powder
- A tablespoon of vanilla extract
- A teaspoon of baking soda
For the frosting, you will need:
- A stick of butter
- A cup of chopped pecans
- A cup of flaked sweetened coconut
- Two packages of 8-oz cream cheese
- 2 pounds of powdered sugar
- 2 teaspoon of vanilla extract
- 3 small containers of blueberries
How to Make One
For the cake, you have to:
- Grease and flour the cake pans. Use the two round 9-inch pans. Meanwhile, preheat the oven up to 350 degrees
- Beat the egg whites. After it gets stiff, set it aside
- Mix cream, oil, butter, and granulated sugar until it is fluffy and light (make sure to use big bowl). Add up vanilla, coconut, and egg yolks. It will be your wet ingredients.
- By using different bowls, combine baking soda, baking powder, and flour. When you are about to combine this dry ingredient with the wet one, make sure to alternately mix it with buttermilk. Make sure that they are all combined well and simply fold in the white eggs.
- Pour the dough into the pans and bake it for around 20 minutes to 25 minutes. Take it out from the oven and let it cool for around 15 minutes. Then, move it to the cooling rack and simply let it cool off completely.
For the frosting, you have to:
Combine cream cheese, vanilla, butter, and also powdered sugar. Make sure it is fluffy and light, then add up the coconut and pecans. Stir it well.
After everything is set, cut all the cakes in half lengthwise (there should be 4 of them, if you do it right). Add frosting on the first layer and top it off with blueberries. Repeat the process to the next layer until there are 4 layers of frosting and blueberries.
To make this cake, you will need total time around 115 minutes, consisting of 45 minutes for preparation, 25 minutes for cooking, and 45 minutes for inactive period. It is quite easy to make and you can get 12 servings from it.


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Variant (or female derivative) of Alexius, the Latin spelling of Greek Alexios, a short form of various compound personal names derived from alexein 'to defend'. St Alexius was a 5th-century saint of Edessa, venerated particularly in the Orthodox Church as a 'man of God'. Alexis was originally a boy's name, but is now more commonly given to girls.
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Behind the Lens with Edwina Hay
Behind the Lens with Edwina Hay
Capturing moments in a young artist's life can come to define not only the way they are understood in the context of their present work, but also how they are remembered for the rest of their lives. While they might be comfortable in front of a microphone, tons of musicians get nervous with a camera in their face. It takes a special person to be able to make their subjects comfortable and coax personality out of them. The photographers featured in Pepsi.com's Behind The Lens series are the rockstars of the music photography world who go to the ends of the earth to get the perfect shot.
Brooklyn born and based photographer Edwina Hay lives and breaths to capture live music events. Over the course of a decade-long career, Hay has learned that the best moments happen in front of her camera at small, intimate venues, front and center at DIY shows, and in unexpected settings. While her passion drives her to the lesser-known venues, the roster of talent she's captured is anything but marginal. Hay is currently one of the Photo Editors of Impose Magazine and her work has appeared on sites like Gothamist, Rolling Stone, The Village Voice and Spin, to name a few.
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"Janelle Monae is a fantastic live performer. She was the selected by of Montreal to be the opening act for their spring tour in 2009 and this was the first time I had the chance to see her in person. She managed convert an entire room people unfamiliar with her or her music and captured this shot of her crowdsurfing over a group of new fans."
PJ Harvey
"PJ Harvey is one of my favorite artists ever so I was extremely grateful and nervous to take photos during her tour in support of her last album, Let England Shake. During the second song of her set, the screen on my camera completely died. I could hear the sound of my camera shutter but I wasn't 100% positive it was actually taking images so I just kept shooting even though I was internally freaking out. Thankfully, everything went fine and I got my camera fixed shortly afterwards. Otherwise, this would have ended in many, many tears."
John Dwyer of Thee Oh Sees
"I am not exaggerating about this but the California band known as Thee Oh Sees literally played just one note and a mosh pit immediately (and unexpectedly) broke out at this show. I managed to stay up front as long as I could to take photos of their performance despite everyone else around me going absolutely crazy. Before moving to the back of the room where it was quieter, I managed to get this great picture of Thee Oh Sees' singer & guitarist, John Dwyer, that I'm quite proud of."
Tim Harrington of Les Savy Fav
"Music Hall of Williamsburg celebrated their fifth anniversary with a concert from Brooklyn band Les Savy Fav. I love seeing Les Savy Fav live since their frontman, Tim Harrington, does unpredictable things while the rest of the band plays as if nothing strange is going on in front of them. I really like this shot of a shirtless Tim wearing a mask surrounded by nothing but negative space."
Xavier de Rosnay of Justice
"Justice performed a DJ set for The Creators Project and I found it challenging to take pictures of the famous duo playing recorded music without the pictures being boring. I managed to catch a woman, who seemingly came out of nowhere, to light Xavier's cigarette for him while he was spinning. This short moment ended up making one of my favorite images from that very long day."
Nolen Strals of Double Dagger
"Baltimore's Double Dagger decided to call it quits and performed a final New York show at DIY venue Death by Audio in October 2011. I am really fond of this photo of the band's singer, Nolen, smiling amongst the band's happy, sweaty fans."
Ghostface Killah
"Wu-Tang Clan member Ghostface Killah headlined a show in celebration of Lyricist Lounge's 20th Anniversary at Prospect Park in Brooklyn last summer. He performed songs from his extensive catalog and barely paused for breaks during his show. I ended up leaving the park a couple of songs before his set was scheduled to end and there was a still long line of people watching from the gate, patiently waiting to get into the concert to see Ghostface perform despite the park's security guard telling some of them the show was essentially over."
Erykah Badu
"Erykah Badu and her band, The Cannabinoids, headlined the first day of the annual Afropunk festival. The photo pit for her performance was extremely packed and I've never experienced anything like it before. A gentleman to my left saw me struggling to take photos so he moved out of the way slightly so I could take a few shots. Once I got a handful of images of her, I thanked him for being so kind and left the cramped pit to watch her performance from the back of the park, which means that I unfortunately missed out on taking photos of her special guest Yasiin Bey (formerly known as Mos Def)."
Action Bronson
"Action Bronson walked out onto the Brooklyn Bowl stage dressed similarly as the artwork from his mixtape, Rare Chandeliers, the day after Christmas. This was the beginning of an absolutely bananas show and I am so happy I chose to cover it. Bronson even managed to bowl while performing one of his songs."
Mario Cuomo of The Orwells
"If you have long hair and move around a lot on stage, I absolutely cannot help myself from taking photos of just your hair. For this image, I like that I've managed to catch that second where Mario's long blonde hair, while in motion, manages to completely hide his face."
Killer Mike
"Atlanta's Killer Mike played an intimate show for mostly NYU students earlier this year. I took some great photos during his performance but this photo of him laughing with his arms crossed is a really great moment, especially since he had an extremely serious expression right before this shot was taken. After the show, he generously gave his time to pose for photos for anyone who asked him to."


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Follow along below to see how you can fix the glasses with common household items and materials. The only special tool needed is a small gauge drill bit. I got mine for less than three bucks at a small town hardware store. If you're willing to take a risk and trust your skills with simple hand tools, you could have fixed glasses as soon as tomorrow!
Step 1: Things you'll need
If you are doing the nose bridge thing try unwaxed dental floss as thread., it works nicely in other places as well (projects I mean). nice instructable.
The part that goes from the hinge near the lenses to your ear is called the temple piece. I recently made a temporary fix to the temple piece on my glasses using "heat shrink tubing" - search that term and you'll find lots of suppliers - and a splint made from a plastic fork. Your local electronic parts supplier should have some heat shrink tubing for sale at an affordable price. The plastic fork I picked up at my favorite burrito place while getting lunch!
My temple piece had broken right where the plastic part that curves over my ear joined with the metal bar that goes to the hinge.
I cut a tine off the plastic fork and whittled it down so it was thin enough to fit under the tubing next to the two broken pieces of my temple piece. It was quite fiddly getting the bits all together and lined up nicely. Once it was all together, a little heat and the tubing snugged up, holding it all tight.
I ordered new frames right away, this is only a temporary fix, but it held for a week or so while I was waiting for the new frames.
Good luck!
This is a nice and simple . Thanks for sharing....http://gluefarm.in/methods-tips-to-store-super-glue-or-cyanoacrylate-glue.
I'm going to give this a try today. Wish me luck.
Love the thoroughness of the instructions. After discussing it with you in person, and not having looked at the site, I can see there are a couple of very useful ideas that are super-useful. Namely, multiple wraps of thread and the holes being drilled vertically.
I will be doing an earpiece repair, so the holes will be lateral/horizontal. Also, I will have to create a different kind of clamping template than you illustrated here, one with a right-angle to it, perhaps.
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My broken glasses are almost like new I couldn't be happier I almost wish i didn't purchase new glasses before i did the repair!!! (RX changed though so its a good good situation) This has helped me Much I had used tape for almost five days before i got the balls to try this.
My glasses are old and they broke almost spontaneously. I went to the Doctor to get new ones and they said they broke from deterioration of the plastic from things such as UV rays. Thus so i was afraid that if i did drill into them they would crack but luckily in my favor they did not. As i am waiting for my new glasses to be made It might be up to seven more days and it has been six already 4 of them using tape which drooped and constantly fell apart when cleaning them.
I was ecstatic when i found your `able. I am only going to be using them for 2 weeks at most and my new RX is different so i will keep these but only in case i lose my new ones as if they break i will use this technique again.
Although i did it differently one reason was i could not get my Krazy Glue to adhere to the plastic at all. (although i do know using things like thread can be glued sort of like a poor mans fiberglass). I also, Due to the fear of cracking as i stated before. i did not drill them the way you did I just drilled from front to back with the smallest drill bit i had. Luckily they did not crack then i alternated from wrapping each way always going through the holes when changing directions of wind and always with the tension wind. I then did a radial wind until both holes were covered and then i glued the thread once i felt it was already more stable than the tape. I only glued the front of the threads as i did not want the rough texture to rub my face. i know my fix it not as all as durable as your method but with the brittle glasses i have and since i am only waiting for a replacement its the best thing EVER!!!
1. I'd put some blue painters tape over the lenses on both sides. It wont leave any sticky behind and will protect them.
2. I have a dremel tool with a really small bit, you could use that instead.
3. Use a needle threader to pull the thread thru the holes, I think you could get more thread thru a smaller hole that way.
I suggest instead of all the work to find an "oil less" nail polish remover that one simply goes to their local hardware, home improvement center, or paint store and buy pure Acetone.
Thanks for the idea- I was about to throw out my broken headphones but now I realise I can repair them!


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Cousins and Gay provided the spark for a 32-12 run at the end of the third and beginning of the fourth quarters that put Sacramento ahead by 19 points. Gay fouled out with 4:12 remaining, and the Blazers nearly rallied back.
Damian Lillard scored 26 of his 41 points in the final period to pull Portland within two in the final minute. But the Kings made just enough free throws to hold off the Blazers, who have lost four of their last six games.
LaMarcus Aldridge added 24 points and eight rebounds, and Nicolas Batum finished with 11 points, 11 rebounds and five assists while playing with a fractured left middle finger in Portland's latest loss.


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A whimsy of line and shape, a childlike frolicking, drawing gleefully outside the lines. The playful is merry and frivolous, enjoyment for the pure pleasure of the thing itself, without ulterior motive. The playful is indifferent to strict structure -- although it is by no means bereft of order. Rather, it does what it will within its world -- happily, more or less obliviously, certainly with delight.
Themes represent basic categories of thought, emotion, or value. While our assignment of themes may at times seem arbitrary or whimsical, they serve to link together artists and movements along non- hierarchial pathways. Follow the themes to look for new disciplines that share qualities with those you already like, or to open up new worlds of Art and Culture.