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Barcelona, Spain—November 14, 2017—Today at Smart City Expo World Congress, the world's leading international event on smart cities, Silver Spring Networks, Inc. (NYSE: SSNI) announced the launch of its developer program in a majority of countries in Europe and a portion of countries in the Middle East. The expansion into these new regions will help accelerate innovation for the Internet of Important Things™, by unifying the development process and increasing the number of solution partners with access to Silver Spring's proven standards-based platform.
"Connected devices have increased exponentially in the last few years, and are set to grow even more with the adoption of Industrial IoT applications. By offering developers a proven platform on which to create new solutions, they can focus their innovation on game changing applications to solve real-world challenges," said Itai Dadon, Senior Director of IoT Product, Silver Spring Networks. "We view these new regions as critical to the growth of the Internet of Important Things™ and are excited about the future of the program and the potential it holds for the broader smart cities and IoT ecosystem."
Industry leaders in Europe, such as ESB Telecoms Ltd, are also showing their support for the expansion of the Developer Program.
"Ireland can be at the forefront of IoT in Europe with a standards-based network planned for municipal, commercial and industrial customers to connect smart cities and other IoT applications and devices," said Rory McGowan M.D. of ESB Telecoms Ltd. "With the launch of Silver Spring Networks' developer program in Europe, we're excited about the possibilities this will present for developers locally to create real-life apps that can reduce operating costs, help improve efficiencies and create new revenue streams in industries that are looking to capitalize on the IoT opportunity."
The Developer Program is open to new and existing customers and developers who are building the next-generation of sensors, actuators, devices, and applications within the smart utility, smart city, and industrial IoT sectors. Participants of the Silver Spring Developer Program can create and test new IoT solutions that can be delivered through the Starfish™ platform-as-a-service (PaaS), which is based on Silver Spring's proven, secure, reliable, and standards-based wireless network and data platform.
Since the launch of Silver Spring's developer kits in May, more than 60 developers have started working to integrate their IoT solutions. D3 LED, a LED digital signage manufacturer, and eLichens, a startup company based in France and Silicon Valley that develops low-power air quality monitoring sensors, are two examples of companies that, since the developer kits' introduction in the U.S. earlier this year, have leveraged Silver Spring's developer kits and tools to create IoT applications and services. To register for the Developer Program, visit developer.ssni.com.
Developer Program Facilitates Rapid Creation of IoT Applications for Accelerated Adoption
The expansion for the Developer Program into EMEA includes:
- Developer Portal – enables developers to create IoT solutions using Silver Spring technology. The Developer Portal connects developers with the Silver Spring engineering community, supporting materials, and step-by-step documentation for the usage of the developer kits.
- Milli Shield Dev Kit for Arduino boards – provides development partners with Silver Spring's RF mesh IPv6 technology in a form factor designed for battery-operated devices.
- IoT Edge Router™, Dev Edition – connects any sensor to Silver Spring's IPv6 Starfish platform via standard Ethernet or USB interface on Silver Spring's IoT Edge Router. The IoT Edge Router includes the ability to develop edge applications on the popular Ubuntu Linux distribution using SNAPS.
The Milli Shield Dev Kit and the IoT Edge Router, Dev Edition are available now in Europe, and will be available in the Middle East by early 2018.
For a list of countries supported, visit developer.ssni.com/page/faq.
For images of Silver Spring's developer kits, visit www.ssni.com/newsroom/media/.
Visit the World's Most Proven Leader for Smart Cities in Barcelona
Silver Spring is a proven leader for smart cities and IoT globally, with smart street lighting programs with top North American utilities including Baltimore Gas & Electric, ComEd, Jamaica Public Service Company, Oklahoma Gas & Electric, Pepco Holdings Inc., and Florida Power and Light Company, for what is believed to be the largest connected street lighting project in the world. Silver Spring also connects critical infrastructure devices for smart city solution in cities such as Bristol, Copenhagen, Dubai, Glasgow, Halifax, London, Melbourne, Mexico City, Paris, Sao Paulo, Singapore, and Washington D.C., among others.
For more information, please visit Silver Spring Networks at Booth F643 from November 14–16 at Smart City Expo World Congress at Fira de Barcelona (Gran Via Venue) in Barcelona, Spain.
Silver Spring will also present during two sessions at Smart City Expo World Congress:
- Burak Aydin, General Manager – EMEA, Silver Spring Networks "Rethinking Urban Infrastructures in the Digital Age"; Tuesday, November 14 from 17:30 – 18:30 (more info here).
- Brian McGuigan, Sales Director, Europe, Smart City Solutions, Silver Spring Networks "Trends and Opportunities in Smart City Development"; Wednesday, November 15 from 10:15– 11:15 (more info here).
Join Silver Spring Networks' Conversation
- Read more on the Silver Spring Connect blog at www.ssni.com/blog/
- Follow @SilverSpringNet on Twitter
- Like Silver Spring Networks on Facebook at www.facebook.com/silverspringnetworks
- Learn more about the Wi-Sun Alliance and the value of open standards-based IoT networking at www.wi-sun.org
About Silver Spring Networks
Silver Spring Networks enables the Internet of Important Things™ by reliably and securely connecting things that matter. Cities, utilities, and companies on five continents use the company's cost-effective, high-performance IoT network and data platform to operate more efficiently, get greener, and enable innovative services that can improve the lives of millions of people. With more than 27.3 million devices delivered, Silver Spring provides a proven standards-based platform safeguarded with military grade security. Silver Spring Networks' customers include Baltimore Gas & Electric, CitiPower & Powercor, ComEd, Consolidated Edison, CPS Energy, Florida Power & Light, Pacific Gas & Electric, Pepco Holdings, and Singapore Power. Silver Spring has also deployed networks in Smart Cities including Copenhagen, Glasgow, Paris, Providence, and Stockholm. To learn more, visit www.ssni.com.
Amy Nunnemacher
Global Communications
Silver Spring Networks
Forward-Looking Statements
This press release contains forward-looking statements about Silver Spring Networks' expectations, plans, intentions, and strategies, including, but not limited to statements regarding the availability and benefits of Silver Spring's Developer Program. Statements including words such as "anticipate", "believe", "estimate", "expect" or "future" and statements in the future tense are forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties, as well as assumptions, which, if they do not fully materialize or prove incorrect, could cause our results to differ materially from those expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. The risks and uncertainties include those described in Silver Spring Networks' documents filed with or furnished to the Securities and Exchange Commission. All forward-looking statements in this press release are based on information available to Silver Spring Networks as of the date hereof. Silver Spring Networks assumes no obligation to update these forward-looking statements.


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Crime is currency in our media. The top rated new show this year is How to Get Away with Murder. Some of the most popular, high grossing movies worldwide are those based around superheroes solving global crises and crimes. You can't change the channel on your television without passing some sort of CSI or NCIS spin-off or a True Crime analysis show. I can name, off the top of my head, six or seven crime dramas without even thinking about it.
The media profits off of all kinds of crime. The fictional kind, where there's a new case every week for viewers to work out alongside their favorite, fictional detectives. The real kind on our news outlets, where stories are obsessed over and followed at a national, almost cult-like level. And then there's the kind that Serial has chosen to focus on.
It's a real case being talked about on this intense podcast, but one that happened and that was "solved" back in 1999. I'm sure you've heard about Serial by now, if you haven't already been obsessively listening to it. Slate and The AV Club have both set up podcasts about this podcast. But for all the emphasis that it places on a murder investigation and trial (one that Sarah Koenig has spent the last year trying to prove was botched), Serial is really interesting because of how its narrative focuses on time and lies. How well do you count for your time, and what can you remember of it? And can you tell whether or not someone is lying? And are they even lying if they just can't remember a simple fact, a space of time that they can't account for, months after the date that you're asking them to recall?
Serial is trying to ask these questions of its suspect and the man whose confession got him arrested, but also of us. It looks into the twisty ways that we spin stories. We all have different perspectives on things, but this case put a teenager in jail because of the way his story was told, and Serial is trying to figure out if this was the wrong decision.
Following the case of Hae Min Lee, Sarah Koenig (This American Life) proclaims that she has spent a year of her life investigating Lee's murder and the truth that has been hidden behind it. Min Lee's secret boyfriend, Adnan Syed, is still in jail for her murder, a fact that Koenig has been investigating at a friend of Adnan's request. This friend, Rabia Chaudry, contacted Koenig after seeing the pieces that she wrote about Adnan's lawyer being disbarred. In the case against Adnan, there is no physical evidence to tie him to any crime, just the confession of his friend, Jay. Jay told the police that Adnan killed Hae Min Lee, no questions about it, and that he helped with the disposal of her body. It was his confession on the stand that put Adnan in jail, and whether or not he's lying is a fact that Serial is trying to find the truth of.
But if he's not — and Koeing has and is considering this — maybe, just maybe, it's Adnan that has been lying. To his friends, to his family, to the police, and now to an incredibly widespread public. As Koenig says, he'd have to be a sociopath to have done so, and that's something that she isn't ruling out. Serial hasn't revealed the truth yet (and honestly, it's hard to say whether or not there is any truth to be found, with critics doubting that Koenig will be able to uncover any), so the questions of how we count for our time, and whether or not we know when someone is lying are still open for debate.
Where Serial gets complicated though is that the podcast is, in effect, creating a narrative about how another narrative put a man in jail for half of his life. Recently, criticism on the show has surfaced surrounding both the journalistic ethics of the case (Koenig has spent five hours withholding information from us so as to create a more compelling story), and around her status as a white woman investigating the lives of three minority figures. (Does this mean that she cannot understand them? That she is exploiting Hae Min Lee's life and death for a good story? And as BuzzFeed has now asked: is she using model minority stereotypes to flesh out her narrative, assigning innocence to the model Pakistani-American student Adnan, and deceit to the African-American Jay?)
In trying to expose a narrative, one that was used to convict a teenager for the death of his ex-girlfriend, Koenig has carefully created and shaped another one to do so. The podcast itself is questionable, sure, but all media have to take angles for their stories, and with Serial, Koenig has cultivated a story that has attracted the attention of millions of people.
Despite what you think about how it's telling its story, and what exactly it's trying to tell us, Serial is an undoubtedly fascinating media experiment.
You can listen to the Serial podcast here.

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Amaryllis is one of the most brilliantly colored spring bulbs. The cultivated kinds are largely hybrids or variants and often of complex parentage.
Blooming Time: Blooming time: December-May. Amaryllis can be forced to bloom anytime of the year.
Culture: Pot Amaryllis in a pot large enough to leave an inch of soil around the bulb--a 5 to 7 inch pot is usually adequate. The best soil is composed of fibrous loam, leaf mold, and sand with a neutral or slightly alkaline reaction. The bulb should be planted so as to leave the upper third exposed above the soil line. Water Amaryllis well after potting and then water sparingly until root growth has started (lukewarm water helps). Temperatures of 60 to 70 degrees are suitable for forcing. Lower temperature of 45 to 50 degrees will delay flowering. About 8 weeks after potting Amaryllis, they should bloom. When Amaryllis is in full growth, they should be watered frequently and fed a balanced fertilizer once a month. They enjoy full sunlight during the growing season. However when coming into flower, partial shade helps to bring out their brilliant color. After Amaryllis has flowered, it should be kept growing throughout the summer. When leaves dry out, the plant should be kept in a cool, dry, and dark location until they begin to show signs of growing in late fall or winter. The plant should be left in the same pot and given a top dressing of some type of compost.
Propagation: Amaryllis is propagated by bulbs, but may be grown from seed. Expect flowers the third year from sowing.
This Hippeastrum hybrid was featured as Plant of the Week January 8-15, 1999.
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On 11-21-12, Investigators from the Humboldt County District Attorney's Office, executed a search warrant at 26 Old Quarry Lane, Fieldbrook, California. During the course of their investigation, Investigators had learned that the property was often patrolled by Belgian Malinois guard dogs. To provide additional assistance and scene security, the Humboldt County Sheriff's Department assigned two Deputies in marked patrol units to assist in securing the scene.
While conducting the search, Investigators located a complex indoor marijuana cultivation, drying, and processing area in a converted two-story barn structure. (104) 8" marijuana starter plants were found growing, but the bulk of the marijuana had been harvested and was in the process of being dried. In total, Investigators seized approximately 34.5 pounds of drying marijuana, an additional 14 pounds of marijuana that was packaged for the purposes of sales, a small quantity of MDMA ("Ecstasy), packaging materials, scales, and $10,375 in US Currency which is believed to be the proceeds of illegal drug sales.
Michael Greenwood (age 36) and his wife Vera Snow-Greenwood (age 27) were arrested for H&S11358 – Cultivation of Marijuana, H&S11359 – Possession of Marijuana for Purposes of Sales, H&S11366.5 – Maintaining a Residence for the Purpose of Marijuana Cultivation, H&S11377(a) – Possession of a Controlled Substance, and PC273(a) – Child Endangerment. Four young children who were located inside the residence were released to family members.


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Gary Dourdan was a very popular member of the original cast of CSI until season nine when CBS and Dourdan couldn't agree on a contract, and the star's character was killed off. But, that's also when the financial wheels started to fall off the stars life as his income started to decline and issues like an existing mortgage began to catch up with popular TV actor. Now, this star has been forced to declare bankruptcy. Although he has a $14,881 average monthly income, largely from royalties from his years over at CSI from DVDs and reruns, he only has just an average of $321 a month left after all his expenses.
Dourdan apparently owes his creditors, largely banks, a whopping $1.73 million dollars. He claims to only have $200 cash on him, and just another $3,000 in the bank, with various other small assets like a few books, a watch, clothes and a 2006 Dodge Charger only worth about $6000.
The star's biggest hope is to land some new acting gigs in the future. But, after CSI, things slowed considerably for the popular actor who was a real fan favorite on CSI for eight seasons, who apparently mis-anticipated what CBS was willing to pay the star for his work, setting himself up for a career free-fall.


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LAN Access
Glenville State College provides free local area network (LAN) and wireless connections for students. To connect, students will need a network card, sometimes referred to as a NIC-10/100 Ethernet card, and a CAT5 patch cable (this is a special cable to connect the computer to the wall access plate) or a wireless card. Students cannot connect with a dial-up and a modem at GSC.
The Office of Technology strongly recommends that students purchase a surge protector designed for computer use.
Computer Labs
For student use we have labs with networked PCs that are connected to the Internet. These labs are also used for classroom training and are housed in different buildings in several areas throughout Glenville State College campus.


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I recently had sex the day before I was supposed to get my period. I did not get my period the next day. I am on birth control. However, my reminder to take my pill that day did not go off. I've been on birth control for about two years and I take it on time pretty much every day except for maybe a few mishaps here and there. We did not use a condom, but instead the pull out method. I'm also back at college and this would be my first period being back. I didn't know if the stress of being back at school or the fact that I missed my pill that day could throw off my cycle at all. Please help!
Could I be pregnant if I had sex the day before my period on birth control?
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- 12 September 2013
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I was on the pills for the week I was supposed to have my period.
Oh no, tell me you're still figuring your period on the tracker online. Forget that, you'll just make yourself crazy. The pill now governs your period, and you will get it the week you take inactive pills.
This pills in the week you get your period are inactive. There is no hormone in them, they are basically "sugar" pills to remind you to take a pill every day. Missing one of those has no bearing on your protection.
Your period can come any time during the week of inactive pills. It may not always come on the same day and it may not even start until the very last day and this is okay. You just start your new pack when it is due. Once in a while, you can even miss a period or have just very minimal spotting. If you would have absolutely no bleeding two months in a row, you should test for pregnancy. I'm betting yours is just delayed due to the stress and change in routine. If you stay in a dorm with other girls, your periods can be a little irregular because, for some reason, women who live in close proximity start cycling together.
Missing an inactive pill is no big deal, there is no medication in it. It is just a "reminder" pill to keep you on schedule remembering a pill each day. It doesnt increase your risk of pregnancy. You are protected on your inactive pill week as long as you took all the active pills correctly. Pulling out before ejaculation does absolutely nothing to protect you, by the way, for future reference. Men secrete sperm all through the sex act, not just when they ejaculate, so pulling out is a wasted gesture. You are on the Pill so it is unnecessary to pull out and it is not a "back up method" because you are still exposed to sperm. In your case it was okay since you really didnt miss any active pills but in the future, if you do ever miss an active pill, use condoms as a back up because pulling out can still get you pregnant in the event of a missed pill.
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A prudent person foresees danger and takes precautions. The simpleton goes blindly on and suffers the consequences.
~ Proverbs 22:3, NLT ~
Who of us has not witnessed the horrific tragedy caused by tornadoes recently sweeping through communities like Tuscaloosa, Alabama, Joplin, Missouri and most recently Springfield, Massachusetts? Times like these remind us of the power of nature and how we can be suddenly caught off-guard by crisis. But the wisdom of God's word reminds us that consequences await us when we fail to prepare for the unexpected.
As parents of children with special needs, we are called and equipped to be good stewards of these precious gifts the Lord has given us. Extra measures must be taken in addition to the typical preparations people make for things like hurricanes and earthquakes. While the challenges we face can be exhausting, there are resources to turn to for help in planning. For example, The Center for Children with Special Health Care Needs out of Seattle Children's Hospital offers a brief overview on how to pack an emergency supply kit for parents. It highlights forms like the quick, easy to complete Care Plan and In Case of Emergency Form for you to update and have ready at a moment's notice. For something lengthier and more detailed, The American Red Cross has combined forces with FEMA to offer the 20 page guide, Preparing for Disaster for People with Disabilities and other Special Needs. This piece is really intended for adults with handicaps or challenges, but will definitely get anyone who is planning for a child with special needs thinking.
Since no one knows that special child like you do, how about working beyond the set formula that these venues offer? Do you spend time in God's word with your child? Packing small Bible story books and coloring pages will offer comfort to your child reminding them of the Father's presence and strength during fearful times. Also proven to be great stress relievers for children are fidgets (Kid Companions Chewelry is one of our favorites.), cherished stuffed animals and soft dough. Each child has their own item that soothes and comforts. Be mindful of such preferences when packing an emergency kit.
Certain things can easily be forgotten when planning for sudden crisis. For our family, having adequate amounts of infusable medication and ancillary supplies would be absolutely key. But don't forget the therapy animal, iPad or other assistive aids when planning. What equipment needs to go along with each of those things to make them functional? Make your own checklist to assure these are not left out when you need to move quickly.
While the loss of property and life in recent months has been heart rendering, if not for society's improved ability to warn and to plan in advance, the consequences would be far worse. Let this be a solemn reminder to us that our Maker intends for us to be wise in taking precautions for life's dangers. If tragedy strikes, may we be found to be the prudent ones.
PRAY: Spirit of wisdom, help us to carefully think and ready ourselves ahead of crisis, because when tragedy strikes, it's too late.
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It is a great feeling to become a mother. As soon as you hold your baby for the first time, you know that you want to give him or her the best of everything. As a mother, you're also anxious to ensure that your baby is growing and developing optimally. To grow well your baby needs the right nutrition and loving care. The first step to this is breastfeeding. With World Breastfeeding Week being observed this week (1-7 August), now is a good time to recap why breast is best.
Soon after delivery, you will observe a thick yellowish fluid called colostrum being secreted from your breasts. It is often referred as the first milk. Colostrum contains a high concentration of calcium, proteins, fat soluble vitamins, white blood cells and antibodies. Feeding this milk to your baby not only provides nourishment but also gives protection from infection and helps build lifelong immunity. Colostrum then gradually gives way to more mature milk which is less viscous, whitish in color, lower in protein but higher in water, lactose and fat to meet your baby's changing nutritional needs. It is also a source of antibodies, nutrients and hormones.
When you're breastfeeding, do remember that the composition of your milk is dependent on what you eat.
Did you know that the first year of a child's life is a period of intense growth? The body weight of the child doubles by six months and triples by 12 months of age. Breast milk is extremely important to support this rapid growth. Here are some of its nutritional benefits:
- Breast milk contains carbohydrates only in the form of lactose. Along with providing energy, lactose facilitates the absorption of calcium in the body. Lactose also encourages the formation of gut friendly bacteria. These bacteria's support the baby's developing immune system.
- The protein in breast milk is in a readily absorbable and digestible form thereby aiding in the building of muscle mass necessary to support the growth of the baby.
- The fat content of the mother's milk provides energy to support growth of the baby.
- DHA, an essential component that aids in brain development. It is also present in the mother's milk. Studies have shown significant (but modest) improvement in IQ associated with breastfeeding.
- Breast milk also contains essential vitamins and minerals which are again easily digested in gaining appropriate growth.
- Breastfeeding is the best way to introduce taste variety to your baby. This helps set healthy dietary habits in your baby.
As the above benefits show, it is appropriate to call mother's milk the nectar of life for babies.
The government of India recommends that babies be exclusively breastfed for the first six months, after which complementary foods can be introduced. It is also recommended that breastfeeding be continued until two years and beyond.
Breastfeeding not only nourishes your child but also helps in developing a unique bond between you and your baby. When you're breastfeeding, do remember that the composition of your milk is dependent on what you eat. In simpler terms, what you eat is what your baby gets.
So, choose a healthy nutritious diet for yourself and your baby and remember to exclusively breastfeed for six months.


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Karachi: Former Pakistan captain Muhammad Yousuf feels that Waqar Younis must have learnt from his previous tenure as head coach of the national team and will not repeat the same mistakes again in his second term with the side.
"I just hope Waqar does not repeat the same mistakes again. Or else it would be disastrous for the national team," Yousuf said today.
"I hope he has learnt from his mistakes and he will contribute more positively, because he can do a lot for Pakistan cricket," he added.
Yousuf, who has repeatedly blamed Waqar for ill-treating him as a player and trying to end his international career, said when Waqar was head coach in 2010 and 2011 he made many mistakes and did not give proper respect to the seniors who had played with him earlier.
"There were problems with his behaviour with seniors like myself, Razzaq, Afridi. Especially in 2010, when he came to Australia as bowling coach, he made life difficult for me and other players," Yousuf recalled.
Pakistan had one of their worst foreign tours when they lost every match in the Australian tour leading to a major inquiry by the Board. Some players were found guilty of not giving their best and for indiscipline and they were fined heavily.
39-year-old Yousuf, who played 90 Tests and 288 ODIs, said the presence of former Test leg-spinner Mushtaq Ahmed in the team as spin bowling coach will also help matters because he has a good rapport with Waqar.
"It is important that Waqar, captain Misbah-ul-Haq and chief selector Moin Khan, who is also the team manager, work on the same wavelength and don`t have any ego issues because Pakistan needs all three of them to work harmoniously," Yousuf added.
The former captain said the trio need to sit down together and start planning for the World Cup in Australia and New Zealand next year.


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Aircrew Survival Egress Knife
The Aircrew Survival Egress Knife or ASEK is a U.S. Army aircrew survival knife, designed and initially manufactured by the Ontario Knife Company, and entered service in 2003.[1][2]
Development and Adoption[edit]
The ASEK replaced the "knife, hunting, survival pilots", which had a number of problems with the leather sheath and handle, the sharpening stone, and corrosion resistance. (The 1958 designed knife is still issued by US military, and is currently made by Ontario Knife. It has not been fully replaced as of 2014.) Requirements for the replacement knife, set by the United States Army Aviation Branch, included tests in:
- sawing through aircraft skin and acrylic glass windows
- cutting
- hammering
Required features included:
- a point used to stab
- a hand guard
- durability
- light weight
- holes for tying the knife to a stick to act as a spear
Other features, such as an electrically insulated handle, were deemed desirable, but not required. Packaged in the sheath are a special tool for cutting seat belts and a diamond impregnated sharpening disk. The ASEK, made by Ontario, was adopted after trials by United States Army Natick Soldier Research, Development and Engineering Center in Natick, Massachusetts.[2][3]
The US Army's Defense Supply Center purchased 11,881 Army ASEKs in 2004 and 2005 for equipping aviation life support equipment (ALSE) vests.[4]
It has a number of features that aid in escaping an aircraft, such as the ability to be used as a hammer to break acrylic glass cockpit windows and cut through an aircraft's aluminium skin. It may also be used as a screwdriver or precision edge marker. It includes a crushed diamond disk sharpener and a separate blade for cutting through seatbelt webbing.[1] The knife is 10.25 inches (26.0 cm) in length, the blade is 5 inches (13 cm) in length, .1875 inches (4.76 mm) thick and constructed from 1095 carbon steel.[2]
During the initial evaluation, an electrically insulated handle was considered to be desirable but not mandatory. The United States Army Aeromedical Research Lab (USAARL) considered the lack of insulated handle of the Ontario knife to be a catastrophic failure of the standard, and Ontario is redesigning their ASEK to meet this requirement.[4]
Gerber LMF II ASEK[edit]
In May 2005, Gerber Legendary Blades introduced its own ASEK-compliant knife (available commercially under the name LMF II) to the military for evaluation. The Gerber ASEK met all requirements, and outperformed the Ontario model in the area of electrical insulation. The Gerber ASEK has been approved for purchase, and Gerber released an additional version with a foliage green handle to match the Army Combat Uniform. The knife also comes with a parachute cutter that has a separate sheath which can be attached to a MOLLE vest.
- ^ a b "Army developing new aircrew survival knife". Archived from the original on 2007-03-10. Retrieved 2006-05-03.
- ^ a b c "ASEK - Aircrew Survival Egress Knife". Archived from the original on 2006-11-05. Retrieved 2006-04-30.
- ^ Lui, Petersi (28 July 2003). "Army developing new aircrew survival knife". Army News Service. United States Army. Archived from the original on 2007-03-10. Retrieved 2006-05-03.
- ^ a b Trumble, Christopher. "FlightFax 2006" (PDF). United States Army. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2007-06-25.


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CalOHII's work is focused on making confidential health information available when and where it's needed. CalOHII had previously worked on the federally-funded project to move patient information securely to providers, payers, and patients themselves. We continue to work on expanding those 'lessons learned' to facilitate data exchange by State departments that manage patient information.


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I have been successfully running the lite version of XAMPP. I now want to upgrade so I can use Mercury Mail for testing, as well as adding Perl. I just want to check to see if there is a different method for doing it aside from the one I figured out. I am going to save the httpd-vhosts.conf and php.ini files (I made several changes to them). Then backup the htdocs dir. Then I will delete the XAMPPLITE dir and install the XAMPP version, adding back the httpd-vhosts.conf and php.ini files and the htdoc directory (a few subdirectories actually).
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Dolphins typically travel in groups of anywhere between 15 and 200 which are called pods.
What Mr Dutra spotted on Thursday however is best described as a super mega pod given the astonishing size of the group. He estimated that the trail of dolphins was seven miles long and five miles wide, and he was able to steer the boat alongside them for over an hour.
Experts are unable to pinpoint any specific reason as to why so many of the mammals were traveling together on this particular night.
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Any pictures of the fleets of fishing trawlers following them?
Whilst it would have been excellent to see, i think a pod that size would have freaked me out. Maybe it's my age, but as VasaCroe pointed out, i would have been thinking Hitch Hikers style!
Pod size appears to be related to the availability of food and the size and openness and depth of their environment. In areas of high food availability, pods can temporarily join together to form a "super pod", exceeding 1,000 dolphins. In deeper parts of the ocean there have been reports of super pods reaching over a mile in length, requiring merchant ships to stop while these pods pass safely by. More shallow areas of the ocean support pod sizes often less than 20 in number.
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Well I hope your right but I've gone through pods in our families sailboat, no engine running, and they were slamming into the boat.
I'd hate to see anything happen to such wonderful creatures.


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Signaling completion of a message transfer from an origin compute node to a target compute node
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|Signaling completion of a message transfer from an origin node to a target node includes: sending, by an origin DMA engine, an RTS message, the RTS message specifying an application message for transfer to the target node from the origin node; receiving, by the origin DMA engine, a remote get message containing a data descriptor for the message and a completion notification descriptor, the completion notification descriptor specifying a local direct put transfer operation for transferring data locally on the origin node; inserting, by the origin DMA engine in an injection FIFO buffer, the data descriptor followed by the completion notification descriptor; transferring, by the origin DMA engine to the target node, the message in dependence upon the data descriptor; and notifying, by the origin DMA engine, the application that transfer of the message is complete in dependence upon the completion notification descriptor.
|Blocksome; Michael A. (Rochester, MN), Parker; Jeffrey J. (Rochester, MN)
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|STATEMENT REGARDING FEDERALLY SPONSORED RESEARCH OR DEVELOPMENT This invention was made with Government support under Contract No. B554331 awarded by the Department of Energy. The Government has certain rights in this invention.


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Produced at an astounding rate, data is everywhere. From purchase transactions, internet search records, social media posts, and form entries to GPS cell phone tracking, climate sensors, digital pictures, and internal company information, we create 2.5 quintillion bytes of data every day. Among that data are consumer transactions and purchasing behavior. Loyalty program members surpass 2.65 billion in the US alone and the significance of the data collected is staggering. Marketlinereports, "Big Data analytics has become an absolutely essential part of loyalty programs, allowing retailers to spot patterns in people's buying habits that would be otherwise hidden."
In business, data is vital to decision-making. A recent Economist Intelligence Unit reportsurveyed 476 senior executives worldwide and found Big Data essential to growing their operations. Of the executives surveyed, 83 percent reported their firms have used data to make existing products or services more profitable. Data supports organizational efforts and informs the ability to meet key performance indicators (KPIs).
Most businesses have realized the importance of collecting copious amounts of data. The use of this data, explained in a report from the McKinsey Global Institute, "will become a key basis of competition and growth for individual firms." Big Data is what allows businesses to get smarter and more predictive about each and every customer. Big Data allows predictive text searches on Google, product recommendations on websites like Amazon, and emails personalized to individual customers. By leveraging data-driven strategies, businesses can create 1:1 customer journeys, providing the right information and the right offers at the right time.
Big Data and analytics not only help companies increase their bottom line by providing personalized and predictive customer information, in many cases, Business Intelligence and analytics have lead to the creation of new products and services. A surveyfrom The Economist showed that companies with Big Data practices allowed them to use their data to provide a new product or service. Of the companies surveyed, 60 percent are already generating income from the data they gather and analyze and 69 percent of the executives surveyed felt that there is a case for starting a new business unit dedicated to developing data-related products or services.
Data scientists are changing industries. Data scientists use data analytic models to predict earthquakes and stop crimes. Unstructured medical data can be analyzed with digital patient records to improve healthcare. Analyzing weather patternsmeans more efficient airline scheduling, improved verification of insurance claims, and life-saving severe storm warnings. Likewise, data scientists are making businesses more profitable.
While data is the essential building block of a Business Intelligence strategy, Big Data is only useful to a company when it can make sense of the data and then act on it. That's where the role of a data scientist, data analyst, or Business Intelligence developers comes in. If your company doesn't have someone with Business Intelligence training or data analytics training--the skills to analyze data--it's probably time to consider it.
General titles of data analytics and Business Intelligence professionals vary, but the most common data analysis job titles are Business Analyst, Business Systems Analyst, and Data Scientist.
Business Analysts will likely focus on establishing objectives and the scope of business and IT systems, reports Mastersindatascience.org. Business Analysts tackle each job by employing their know-how in business administration, finance or management. The benefit of this approach is that they can see the "big picture" – the scope of the challenge within the industry.
Business Systems Analysts come at the problem with extensive knowledge of IT processes. And, although the roles are often merged in small companies, the job of a Business Systems Analyst may be much more technical in nature than a conventional analyst. Often, a Business Systems Analyst can also design programs and write code.
Data Scientists are highly trained in mathematics and computer science. But because Big Data analytics is a relatively new field, there are few formal training programs devoted entirely to data science, most of which are master's level programs. Some data scientists are trained business analysts while others have strong systems backgrounds.
Whether your company needs a data analysis professional with a strong business background or someone with Business Intelligence skills steeped in IT systems, coding, and design, understand there is an overall shortage of people with business analytics training.
According to the McKinsey Report, "There will be a shortage of talent necessary for organizations to take advantage of Big Data. By 2018, the United States alone could face a shortage of 140,000 to 190,000 people with deep analytical skills as well as 1.5 million managers and analysts with the know-how to use the analysis of Big Data to make effective decisions." What this means to businesses is that, while the need for Business Intelligence skills is undisputed, the ability to hire people with the needed analytic skillset is limited.
And, even those trained in data science may not be absolutely perfect for your company. Amy Gershkoff, the chief data officer at Zynga and adjunct professor at the University of California at Berkeley explains, "Without training in...other areas, data scientists may be capable of designing an algorithm that is mathematically elegant, but doesn't make strategic sense for the business." Computer science skills are essential, but a working knowledge of your company's processes and needs is also paramount to implementing successful business intelligence strategies.
To maximize the advantages of Business Intelligence and Big Data to your company, it is essential to hire the right data analysis skill set. Consider the following strategies as you find someone to help make sense of your data:
Use connections. Hiring based on connections and networking usually produces better results. Employees who join a company based on the recommendations of their friends usually stay longer, decreasing turnover issues; 43 percent of hires through referrals & company career pages stay with the company over 3 years. When hiring, you want to get to know your best employees' friends and contacts. After all, most "A Players" hang out with other "A Players."
Another recruiting method is social media. Of employers who used this platform to recruit, 49 percent reported an increase in the overall quality of candidates. Organic hiring produces better results. Why? Again, because people with top skills attract other people with top skills.
However, keep in mind there is a difference between asking your employees to post a job on their social media and asking a recruiter to do the same. Most recruiters don't have access to the people you want to hire. Of recruiters, 94 percent are on LinkedIn, but only 36% of candidates are also on the site.
Interview with purpose. Once you've found some viable candidates with the right skillset, it's time to interview them. Geoff Smart and Randy Street spent over 1300 hours interviewing CEOs and managers in preparation for their book, Who: The A Method for Hiring. The book is a report on their findings of how to improve the interview process in order to find the best talent for the job.
Hiring the wrong person can be costly. Smart and Street explain, "According to studies we've done with our clients, the average hiring mistake costs fifteen times an employee's base salary in hard costs and productivity loss." They recommend a series of four interviews: a screening, a TopGrading, a focused, and a reference interview.
Train and hire from within. According to a survey in CMSWire, almost 70 percent of respondents—more than 500 senior executives in organizations around the world—said recruiting and retaining people with a data analysis skillset is "somewhat" to "very" difficult. But what do you do if there are just no viable data science candidates?
The answer is train the people you already have. One in three respondents in the CMSWire survey said they value having programs in place to train employees. Gershkoff agrees that launching programs to train analysts as data scientists is a very practical solution--one that has seen success at her company. "Many organizations are flush with analysts who typically have some data science skills in key areas such as statistics," explains Gershkoff. Her company recently initiated a Data Science Transition Program, which apprentices data analysts to a data scientist for twelve months. The candidates learn on the job and take online data science courses. At the end of the program, says Gershkoff, the participant becomes an Associate Data Scientist at the company.
Big Data means everything to companies because it allows them to create personalized and predictive experiences for their customers. However, hiring and retaining people with data analytics and Business Intelligence skills is a challenge that will only increase in the coming years. Having the right business intelligence software is a first step in solving the data analysis puzzle.
Your company is probably sitting on a fortune's worth of data that can give you deeper customer insights and pinpoint actions to streamline processes. You need someone who can mine that data. Finding people with advanced data analytics skills allows you to make Big Data work for you. Using customizable reports and real-time statistics make it possible to leverage data to make informed marketing, customer service, and sales decisions.
Today's business intelligence is technology-driven with Big Data in the driver's seat. The biggest challenge for most companies in this Big Data frontier is finding the right people with the required skills and data analytics training who can help your company leverage Business Intelligence and analytics to grow sales and streamline processes.
Given the shortage of data scientists, the answer many companies are finding suitable is to train from within. Training a current employee in Big Data analytics is often a superior solution because your employee already understands your operations and can enable your company to use Big Data to reach your goals.


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A woman has told how the young victim of a Sheffield shooting collapsed into her partner's arms after arriving at hospital, where he later died.
A 23-year-old man, named locally as Aseel, was gunned down on Saturday afternoon in Daniel Hill, Upperthorpe.
He died shortly after arriving at the Northern General Hospital with what police said was a suspected gunshot wound.
Elle Cotton said she was outside the hospital when the victim's brother pulled up in a white Mercedes with his wounded sibling laid out across the back seats.
"The car sped in and a young lad shouted 'help, my brother's been shot in the head'," she said.
"My partner and I ran up to the car and opened the back door, and he fell into my partner's arms. He had a white jumper wrapped around his head.
"My partner put him into the recovery position before lots of ambulances and nurses arrived and he was taken inside. It was very traumatic and I hope the boy rests in peace."
The victim has yet to be formally identified, but police today said his family had been informed and were receiving support. A post-mortem examination was due to take place that day.
A murder investigation is underway, and the street which is close to a small park and a parade of shops remained sealed off this afternoon.
Senior Investigating Officer Joanne Bates said: "We are currently working to determine the exact circumstances of what happened yesterday and anyone with any information that may be able to assist with our investigation, is urged to contact police."
She added that extra police were patrolling the area to reassure the community. It is believed the killer remains on the loose, with police yet to announce any arrests.
A bunch of roses left close to the scene were accompanied by a note paying tribute to 'our Angel Aseel'.
"Forever in our hearts. Living on in our memories. A heart of pure gold," the message read.
A bystander, who said he was the victim's cousin, also paid tribute.
"He was a good guy. He was very friendly and very generous. He would help anybody. We can't believe what has happened," said the man, who did not give his name.
Friends, family and others touched by the tragedy also shared their grief on social media.
'I will never forget the time we had brother', read one message on Facebook, while another described the victim as a 'top lad' who 'will always be missed'.
A local shopkeeper, who asked not to be named, said the community was in shock as it was a 'safe' and 'friendly' area.
"It's a nice, friendly area and a safe neighbourhood. We've been here for 20 years and have never had any trouble," he said.
Saturday's shooting was the second in six days. A 25-year-old man was shot in the chest in Shiregreen last Monday night, and a 24-year-old was arrested and bailed on suspicion of attempted murder.
It also comes just weeks after shots were fired through the window of a house in Southey Green, narrowly missing a pensioner, in what police said was a case of mistaken identity. The moment those shots were fired was captured in chilling CCTV footage.
That shooting is believed by police to be linked to a similar incident in Wortley Green, High Green, the previous month.


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Director Bala has dropped tips on what his next project might be and reports suggest that he is looking for a couple of new faces to work in his next film. The director apparently wants have a double role in his film.
As his current film Paradesi is shaping up quickly and nearing completion, Bala stated his interest in working with young actors in his next. After initially suggesting that he might opt for Vikram or Suriya, it looks like he might more be interested in the likes of Vikram Prabhu and Gautham Karthik.
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So far my exploration of PAR has been largely theoretical and has missed a practical perspective. Marja-Liisa Swantz*, provides some corrective – offering an insight on PAR in practice as she explains her work, started in 1965, in two regions of Tanzania.
Swantz immersed herself into the local community and found that she became too involved in people's lives to stay as an observer developing friendships with people whom she did not want to view as "informants". Her view is that participatory research is undertaken from "inside the culture, from the premises of the people and the situation". She recognizes that this means that it is open to criticism for not being "objective" but argues that the observations of an insider, who has everyday contact with people and participates in their activities, is likely to be less subjective than those made by an outsider who will have less understanding of the practices they are studying. This makes sense although there may be some challenging issues such as becoming too immersed in a community to the point that practices become taken for granted; practical issues around having the time to 'go native'; and the acceptance of the community for an outsider to become an insider.
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How would you feel if your new stepfather gave you this as a "Thank you for letting me into your family" gift? If you tried to run for the hills, that would be the right reaction because Edgar is up to no good.
My good friend and wonderfully talented writer JH Moncrieff's first horror is out today from Samhain books. "The Bear Who Wouldn't Leave" is part of the Childhood Fears collection and believe me, you're going to be glad you didn't read this as a kid.
Sometimes evil looks like a fuzzy teddy bear.
Still grieving the untimely death of his dad, ten-year-old Josh Leary is reluctant to accept a well-worn stuffed teddy bear from his new stepfather. He soon learns he was right to be wary. Edgar is no ordinary toy…and he doesn't like being rejected. When Josh banishes him to the closet, terrible things begin to happen.
Desperate to be rid of the bear, Josh engages the help of a friend. As the boys' efforts rebound on them with horrifying results, Josh is forced to accept the truth—Edgar will always get even.
It's available at Amazon.com, Amazon.ca, Kobo, Barnes and Noble and iTunes.
Warning: read during daylight hours only.
JH also has a free novel for newsletter followers. I happen to have an inside scoop of what she's working on next, and believe me, you want to know about it.


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Keyboard short cut keys do not function
I replaced my hard drive. All is well except for the short cut keys (namely "copy", "Print", "cut" and "save".
If I use a wireless mouse I can use mouse to complete each function, but not my keyboard.
Is this a good question?