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There has been a lively and fierce debate in today's manufacturing industry whether Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) deployments should be approached as an engineering-centric initiative or as an IT initiative. Which one leads to a more successful PLM implementation? The answer is neither, and both. While both are key critical participants, the COO or CTO, independently should own the PLM initiative to drive the real value and ROI from PLM across manufacturing, procurement, engineering, quality control, warranty management and IT. Engineering has a huge stake in the success of the project and implementation to fulfill new product design requirements. The CIO ultimately is also responsible for the successful implementation, maintenance, and support of the PLM application. Both need to agree upfront on their collaboration and responsibilities as a team with all the other business units.
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Advances in technology now allow mentoring programs to flourish more than ever before. With technology we have broken down the barriers of communication, reduced the workload, and even allowed a mentors to connect with a mentees from across the world.
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The key takeaway here is convenience. Technology takes the leg work out of mentoring so your program attendees can focus on the goal at hand.
Location- With mentoring technology, a mentee and a mentee no longer have to work under the same roof. If a company launches a global mentoring program, the mentee could possibly choose a mentor in different continents, as long as the time difference isnt an issue. This means a mentee could larger pool of mentors to choose from that better aligns with their career objectives.
Staying Connected- The mentoring technology often allows mentee and mentor to keep in communication by the most efficient means. The two can send each other messages, and plan times to meet through the portal.
Reporting and Training- The technology allows mentees and mentors to access documents needed throughout the relationship with the click of a button, through the cloud. Reports are also able to be generated from all participants which helps the organization gauge the success of the match and the overall program. This also allows the program administrator to make sure the two are the effective match for each other, and that goals are being reached.
When is an organization in need of technology for their mentoring program?
There are some instances where an organization should be using technology for their mentoring program. These are examples of the areas that mentoring technology assists with.
- The size of the organization - When you start a mentoring program, one of the big factors is the number of employees you are considering for the program. We recommend that if your program has over 75 participants (mentors, mentees and administrators) then you should heavily consider using technology to help your program succeed.
- Time the administrator is taking - One way technology aids a company is it cuts down on time and labor used when the administrator is running reports on the program. The administrator has a lot of duties, and the mentoring technology helps take some of the time spent on labor, and focus it somewhere more efficient.
- Needing to measure the success of the program - Often times the organization will want to see how the program is working out when it comes to the ROI. Our Mentoring technology allows surveys to be sent to everyone involved. This helps to track and measure the success and efficacy of the program, as opposed to the administrator sending out surveys by hand. Again, technology is used to decrease to the workload for maximum efficiency.
- Location (multiple offices) - This situation is very beneficial because you may have a mentee enrolled in your program based in your head office. For example, what if your headquarters is based in L.A, but you have an office in New York? Further assume a mentee in L.A. has been matched based on criteria and skills and objectives to the mentor in New York. Our mentoring programs allows them to seamlessly carry out their relationship in technological harmony.
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↑ #TastyTuesday was a bimonthly effort to introduce the more obscure varietals to wine enthusiasts, by generating an infographic profile for each grape.
↑ The benzene molecule, a chemical compound composed of six carbon atoms in a ring, is an emblem of organic chemistry; the hexagon was an intuitive form to construct a visual language to describe the flavour profiles. Every icon was built using only shapes and colors existing in the initial design, providing a challenge to maintain a new yet consistent aesthetic for each #TastyTuesday.
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← The flavor profile was initially planned to qualify the varietal in terms of the five tastes. Icons representing each of those tastes were to be made to supplement a bar graph, but selecting representative food items for umami and bitter sensations proved to be difficult. I instead created a pentagonal visualizer of the levels of tastes, which I abandoned after deciding to maintain the hexagonal motif of the series. The solution was a slider scale with hexagonal markers to denote the relative levels of acidity, alcohol, body, and fruit of the grape.


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It seems quite interesting and the assignments and problems are very applicable and related. I like this as this helps me bring the knowledge into my own world.
The first week talks about future value, present value and compounding. In later weeks they will cover annuities, some corporate finance, some equities and bonds and finally risk management. I look forward to learning more about these things.
My original field of study was not finance, so I am trying to absorb and learn as much as I can from various sources. Coursera is one of those sources. I am currently employed full time so I can not attend classes during day-time. Online education allows me to study in my own time at my own pace. I've only really started learning more about finance since 2013, before then it just never seemed that fascinating to me - not sure why that changed, but it did. Once something captures my interest it can take over a lot of my focus.
I enjoy learning new things and I do believe coursera is helping to reach a wide audience. It is quite a useful and very affordable option for studying new subjects. I am sure this will only increase as the amount of courses increases.
They have a lot of other interesting classes on a whole variety of topics, but because I am working full time I have to pick and choose the ones I will follow the next couple of months. I do feel like I could study through some of these classes for several weeks.
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- A couple of weeks ago I reviewed four of the largest money center banks in Trading Bank Earnings, Part 1, which broke down the earnings results and identified the best investment opportunities among those.
Now, I will focus on the 12 regional banks, with assets ranging from $50 billion to almost $400 billion. The last two articles in the series will focus the nine financial service firms (credit card companies, asset management firms) and eight global banks with an extensive U.S. presence.
Below I will give you some of my picks and pans in the group.
So, how did the "super-regional" banks fare, and how can you profit going forward? Among the groups I follow, the regionals had a 75% rate of meeting or beating analysts' estimates and stock price appreciation of just 0.5% over three weeks.
This is the second lowest of all other groups including the four money center banks, at 0.4%, eight global banks, at 0.9%, and the nine financial service companies, at 1.6%. The table below indicates key metrics and highlights which banks met or beat earnings and those that missed and by how much.
Of the 12 "super regionals," five exceeded first-quarter 2014 expectations: PNC Financial Services Group (PNC - Get Report) beat by 9.6%; KeyCorp (KEY - Get Report) beat by 8.3%; Bank of New York Mellon Corp. (BK - Get Report) beat by 7.5%; SunTrust Banks (STI - Get Report) beat by 10.6% and Regions Financial (RF - Get Report) beat by 10%.
Four banks just met estimates: U.S. Bancorp (USB - Get Report); M&T Bank (MTB - Get Report); Comerica (CMA - Get Report) and Huntington Bancshares (HBAN - Get Report).
The three that missed were BB&T Corp. (BBT), which missed by 1.4%; Fifth Third Bancorp (FITB - Get Report), by 12.2% and Zions Bancorp. (ZION - Get Report) missed by 2.4%.
Most of the earnings misses were due to a revenue shortfall from the prior quarter for BBT and FITB with declines of 4.2% and 6.3%, respectively for both banks. Zions was hampered by other operating issues including failing both parts of the Federal Reserve's stress test.
The clear winners of the group were PNC and Bank of New York Mellon -- both banks beat estimates and have the highest share price appreciation over the last 22 days, just prior and after earnings, of 3.1% and 3.3%, respectively. The only other strong price appreciation performer came from M&T Bank, which, although only met earnings expectations, saw the stock price ascend by 2.8%.
This was primarily due to the fact that investors were relieved M&T has only met or beat earnings in seven quarters of the last three years prior to 1Q 2014, one of the lowest numbers other than Zions Bank, which only met or beat in six quarters.
Other strong performers that also beat but did not enjoy a huge pop in their stock price as of early May were KeyBank -- while beating estimates in all 12 quarters only had a stock price appreciation of 1.3% -- and SunTrust, beating in 10 of 12 quarters since 2011 with just 0.5% appreciation in stock price over the 22 days just prior and after earnings.
The regional banks that met or beat primarily did so by cost cutting and release of loan loss reserves as only 2 of 12 banks had revenues that were higher in 1Q 2014 from the prior quarter: Zions Bancorp., up 38.4% and Huntington Bancshares, up 0.9%. Two had no deterioration in quarter over quarter revenues: KeyBank and M&T Bank. The banks with the biggest drop in revenue were PNC, down 7.3%; Fifth Third, down 6.3% and Regions Financial, down 7.1%.
Of the four regional banks in my previous article, both PNC and U.S. Bancorp lived up to expectations by meeting or exceeding estimates while BB&T and Fifth Third disappointed investors with earnings misses. As a result, their short-term stock prices were punished with declines of 3.9% and 5.7%, respectively.
If you missed the short-term appreciation on banks like PNC and Bank of New York Mellon then how can you profit if you are a long-term investor with a buy-and-hold strategy? The table below shows the revised fiscal year earnings estimates for 2014 and 2015 along with price targets and potential returns.
Over the next year, the best plays based on current valuations and stock price appreciation for FY2014 would be PNC, Regions Financial, Fifth Third Bancorp and SunTrust, all with expected returns greater than 20% based on a historical industry price-to-earnings ratio of 15.
Current stock prices would give these stocks some of the lowest forward-looking P/E ratios, at between 11 to 12 times. However, given that Fifth Third missed badly by 12.2% in the first quarter of 20414, further downward revisions for the remainder of fiscal 2014 may limit potential returns going forward.
As a result, I would be a buyer of lean PNC, Regions Financial and SunTrust as they provide more reliable upside potential and are less vulnerable to downward earning estimate revisions.
The next most reliable group for a longer-term investment would be KeyBank and Huntington Bancshares as both of these bank stocks had the least variance between best upside surprise beats and worst misses (none for KeyBank) and still provided a healthy forecasted return of 14% and 15%, respectively.
While M&T Bank and Bank of New York Mellon are poised to have stellar longer-term expected returns for fiscal year 2015 of 15.9% and 13.5%, respectively, investors should avoid Zions Bancorp and Comerica as returns for these banks are projected to be negative or in the single digits over the next two years.
As a group, the "super regional" banks outperformed the money center banks in short-term stock appreciation since the first quarter 2014 earnings season were announced, with the regionals showing a 1% aggregate return versus a decline of 0.3% for the money center banks as of May 12.
They also outperformed the big banks in average return earnings estimate beat with an average beat of 3.1% for the regionals versus an average miss of 2% for the money center banks. As an added bonus, the regional group also provides a better average dividend return than the big banks: 2.1% versus 1.5%.
Where the big money center banks have the advantage is that the group is expected to outperform the "super regionals" in longer expected returns based on fiscal year earning estimates for 2014 and 2015. The big bank group average stock price return for FY 2014 is expected to be 38% while the regionals are only forecasted to appreciate 8.7%.
The gap closes somewhat in FY 2015 with the mega banks forecasted to return 13.7% and the regionals up 9.5% based on an historical price to earnings ratio of 15 times. Of course these forecasts are predicated on the banks being able to meet earning estimates going forward and some of the banks in both lists are vulnerable to downward revisions after having missed the current quarter estimates.
At the time of publication the author had no position in any of the stocks mentioned.
This article represents the opinion of a contributor and not necessarily that of TheStreet or its editorial staff.
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Is Soy Really Bad For You? Plant Based Protein
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With regard to the resolution and accuracy of the sensor, we can use the mechanical three-pointer-type watch to play such a metaphor: the resolution is the hour, the resolution of the minute is divided, the second hand resolution is seconds, the eye reaction is fast, through the second hand in seconds between the space, We can even tell about 0.3 seconds, this is a three-pin mechanical pointer can be done by the watch; and what precision is, is the accuracy of each watch's standard time, which is different for each watch, or different at different times of use (the more quickly or more slowly), roughly 1 seconds to 30 seconds.Bus Type Encoder Similarly, in the use of Rotary encoders, the resolution and accuracy are two completely different concepts. The resolution of the encoder refers to the minimum angle change that the encoder can read and output, and the corresponding parameters are: the number of lines per turn (line), the number of pulses per turn (PPR), the smallest step, the bit, etc.Bus Type Encoder
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The principle property of the encoder is to differentiate the increment encoder, the absolute value single loop encoder, the absolute value multi-ring encoder, and the special type Encoder. Now most of the incremental value encoder can be replaced (for example, with GI60, HA78, etc.), the difficulty is not small, and the absolute value of the single ring encoder 17 bit (17Bit) can also be used GMS412, GAS60 replacement, the absolute value of multiple-ring encoder, 28-bit below can also be replaced (replaced with GAX60 or GMX425).Bus Type Encoder


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Tell It To The Wind
We hold on to something intangible as if it were tangible.
Each day we go through paths and passages like a ghost with shadow.
If tomorrow never comes, have you said all that is in your heart?
Desire, hope and dream are merely a human construct
Yet, they connect us to our humanity
Tell it to the wind, let it be carried
Tell it to the wind and be free
Communication is two ways: action and reaction. When words are spoken to strangers, will they understand? When words are carried with no one to listen but the wind, does it still hold weight? At times, it is not always catch and release. Sometimes it is catch and catch again and vice versa. We see what we want to see, hear what we want to hear. Language is a means for human communication, yet it could also cause a barrier between cultures.
This project and participation from others at Susak Expo hope to connect our barriers. Tell it to the wind; your secret, desire, hope, and dream. After all, we breathe the same air.


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We boarded the ferry called The Princess Pocahontas at Gravesend at 10.15am on Sunday 9th September. It was to be a forty mile guided tour by the captain, who described in detail every building and land on the river banks, what they were used for in the past and what they were used for now.
We landed passengers at Greenwich to view the Cutty Sark, a former tea clipper, now in dry dock. We travelled to London Bridge where the battleship The Belfast is moored. this is now a museum item.
We were able to enjoy a cheese and ham ploughman's or sandwiches at a reasonable cost and refreshments were on sale all day.
We returned to Greenwich to pick up passengers at 3pm and the return trip was very interesting. It was the day for a river boat race! There were numerous small rowing boats crewed by young people – very fast and exciting. We returned to Gravesend at 5pm after a most enjoyable day.
An excellent trip., Good weather and good company.
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Most of the time, most of the very best alternatives bundles are concealed behind a lot more costly trims with bigger, thirstier engines. Dodge is equalizing its plans a little bit with the brand-new Durango GT Rallye Appearance Plan.
The Dodge Durango GT Rallye Appearance Bundle includes sportier looks to the GT trim, which, while not the base trim, still counts on Dodge's V6 engine. Not just is the V6 more effective, its price is significantly even more available.
The plan includes a performance hood, front fascia as well as LED fog lights, which are borrowed from the V8-powered R/T and SRT models. The plan will establish you back $1,495, as well as it can be had in one of seven shades: DB Black, Granite, In-Violet, Octane Red, Redline Red, Vice White and White Knuckle.
The Durango GT is readily available in both rear-wheel-drive and also all-wheel-drive versions, with a starting cost of $37,895. Its V6 produces 295 horsepower and 260 pound-feet of torque. Regardless of the smaller sized engine, it can still tow a whole lot– 6,200 extra pounds, to be exact. Standard equipment consists of leather-trimmed seats, two rows of heated seats, a power liftgate and also 20-inch black alloy wheels.
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WEST DES MOINES, Iowa -- Barbara Long's heart breaks for the people of Houston. The 85 year-old remembers well how the floods of 1993 impacted her and her home on 11th St. in West Des moines.
"The water came about three steps up," said Long. "The basement was full and they called and told us to evacuate and I thought it`s never been down here before, not this far down. 8th Street maybe, but not this far down and he said ma`am you`re standing in four feet of water right now, I said oh my Jesus."
The good that came out of the situation was a spirit of cooperation and people helping one another.
"It ended up in fellowship because people had to move together," said Long. "West Des Moines had water and Des Moines didn`t and that brought people in line and brought them together..."
"People from Des Moines brought food, and we took them water and as a matter of fact we let them, you know outside spigot for water, we let people just come and get it," said Long.
Churches and other organizations helped pay the water bill.
"We had a lot of agencies from all over the country that came to help," said Vicky Long-Hill, Barbara's daughter.
The city says it was heartwarming to see the response it got from around the country.
"We had a lot of people after the floods of 93 come into assist people here in the metro area, whether it was people coming in, volunteering to help people clean out their homes that had been flood ravaged, whether it was rebuilding homes," said Clyde E. Evans, Director of Community and Economic Development. "People dropping off food, water. We had really a huge outpouring of assistance and help..."
Pamela Layton's mother left the metro and drove to Milwaukee to stay with her during the floods of 93, after losing water and electricity.
"I worked for a TV station that was very community oriented and so we kind of put together an on-air drive for water and diapers and things to help young families and we thought maybe we`d fill one truck and I want to say that it filled like three or four trucks," said Layton. "People just kept bringing water and cleaning supplies..."


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Judicial Exercise of Personal Jurisdiction in the Online Fora: The Gordian Knott Unravelled – Ibrahim Ismail Muhammed
From across the ocean a drummer in the clouds beats his drums and its melody reaches the shores of a distant land that forbids music, melody and sounds. On what basis can the drummer's action in the clouds be challenged by the foreign land? This is the analogy that explains best the war raging over who can exercise jurisdiction over activities in the clouds and a borderless internet as seen in a plethora of cases such as Yahoo! v. LICRA & UEJF. This war reached a crescendo in Google v. Equustek, where a worldwide civil injunction granted on Google by a regional court was affirmed. This paper seeks to explain, analyze and criticize the basis for the exercise of jurisdiction over online based activities by courts.
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Tink will be touching down to Toronto! BASHY is teaming up as media partners again with Code R.E.D Entertainment to present the Toronto leg of the artists' Pain & Pleasure tour. The songstress will be touching our sunny with a line up that includes Kandy K, GNA and Kysean! Be sure to grab your tickets before they sell out and stay tuned to our social media channels for a giveaway!
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Long periods of peace and quiet favor certain optical illusions. Among them is the assumption that the invulnerability of the home is founded upon the Constitution and safe-guarded by it. In reality, it rests upon the father of the family who, accompanied by his sons, appears with an ax on the threshold of his dwelling. -- Ernst Junger
Saturday, May 03, 2008
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Jim March's Revolver Checkout Procedure. print it out and file it away--there will be a test the next time you buy a revolver.
Dear Environmentalists
A nanny pulled a 2-year-old girl from the jaws of a coyote when the animal attacked the toddler and tried to carry her away in its mouth, officials said.
And for those who want to argue the "isolated incident" crap, the article goes on to state " ...there was another attack in the area in October when a coyote bit a 3-year-old girl playing in a cul-de-sac...". STFU.
Now, no one at The Freehold wants to see any of the predators (or anything else) made extinct. They have their place in the world the same as we do. However, they all need to learn a healthy fear of humans, especially humans in groups. Californians, methinks you need to start teaching that lesson.
Wednesday, April 30, 2008
I had given up hope of finding anything worthy of posting
This has been a poor week for posting--again. Sure, we have O'blah-blah and Pastor Wrong, our current economic spasms, Daddy Freakazoid in Austria and so on and so forth. Important, but just not blog fodder for me--not right now.
Then, out of the blue, I find a story that is just so incredibly sweet and mushy it ought to have me blowing my cookies. But it doesn't. I must be getting maudlin in my old age....
Gary Frederick thought he had seen everything in 40 years at Central Washington University. He'd coached baseball and women's basketball for 11 years, been an assistant on the football team for 17 and athletic director for 18.
Monday, April 28, 2008
Getting the joke
More Mecklenburg County residents are arming themselves for protection.
Since 2005, there's been a steady increase in applications to buy handguns, capped by a spike so far this year: a 38 percent jump in applications for the first three months compared to the same time a year ago.The article goes on to note that this phenomenon is not specific to Charlotte, but is occurring across the region. This matches with my experience working the last gun show for my shooting range. We noticed that every table where "concealed carry classes" were advertised was swamped, along with a big increase in the number of complete families (Dad, Mod and kids) in attendance. And those families were looking specifically for two things--concealable pistols and AR-15s.
We the People are starting to wake up, and they don't like what they're seeing. We may soon find out if Heinlein was right about an armed society being a polite society.
Sunday, April 27, 2008
Your Sunday Firepower Video
First, we have the 101st Airborne (Air Assault) paying Iraq a visit in full ass-kicking mode:
But note that this video isn't all about breaking things and killing bad guys (which is our usual practice). It's also about helping out the long-suffering Iraqi people. And at time index 7:25 you'll also note that it isn't without cost.
Coming to you from the same general neighborhood, with have this missive from the 160th SOAR, otherwise known as the Night Stalkers.
You do not want to be on these folks' bad side.


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Programmer Testifies He Was Hired to Build Election-Rigging Program/
Apparently, this is a video of programmer Clinton Eugene Curtis testifying in front of the House Judiciary Committee that he was hired by Congressman Tom Feeney in 2000 to write a program that would sway election totals 51/49 to whichever side the program specified. If this is real, I'm completely freaked out. I haven't seen anything about this is the updates I'm getting from Black Box Voting. Maybe I missed it. UPDATE: This is old news. Wired News has a story that, IMHO, calls Curtis' credibility into question. It still wigs me out a bit, though.


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Hangar - Advanced Xindi-Aquatic Mobulai Frigates
* Phased Biomatter Beam Array (Fore)
* Phased Biomatter Dual Beam Bank (Fore)
* Quantum Torpedo Launcher (Fore)
* Phased Biomatter Beam Array (Aft)
* Quantum Mine Launcher (Aft)
* Dispersal Pattern Alpha II
* Cascade Resonance Burst II
Launch Advanced Xindi-Aquatic Mobulai Frigates
- Launches one Advanced Xindi-Aquatic Mobulai Frigate. Each hangar supports 2 deployed frigates at any given time.
The Advanced Xindi-Aquatic Mobulai Frigates are a frigate class Carrier Pet launched from the Xindi-Aquatic Narcine Dreadnought Carrier and Xindi-Primate Ateleth Dreadnought Cruiser. Being frigate pets, they are more powerful and durable than fighters, but only two can be launched per hangar as opposed to six.
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- Advanced Xindi-Aquatic Mobulai Frigates have one fore Phased Biomatter Beam Array, one fore Phased Biomatter Dual Beam Bank, one fore Quantum Torpedo, one aft Phased Biomatter Beam Array, and one Quantum Mine Launcher.
- They have Mine Dispersal Pattern Alpha II and Cascade Resonance Burst II.
- Cascade Resonance Burst causes shield penetrating kinetic damage over time and reduces damage resistance in a 2.5km radius around the frigate.
- Launches 1 at a time
- Can launch up to 2 per hangar.
- Can be launched from the Xindi-Aquatic Narcine Dreadnought Carrier and the Xindi-Primate Ateleth Dreadnought Cruiser.
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- Cooldown: 40s
- Range: 15km
- Fighter Gear
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Available from the Dilithium Store for 30,250 . A Xindi-Aquatic Narcine Dreadnought Carrier is needed for purchase. Depending on the level of your Fleet Dilithium Mine, the cost can be lowered to 25,713
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• Danube
• Delta Flyer
• Mirror Federation
• Type 8
|• Tellarite Adamant
• Aeon Timeships
• Peregrine
• Stalker
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• Kelvin Timeline Assault Drones
|• Callisto Light Escorts
• Cestus
|Very Rare
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• Adv. Danube
• Adv. Delta Flyer
• Adv. Mirror Federation
• Type 10
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• Adv. Aeon Timeships
• Adv. Peregrine
• Adv. Stalker
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• Advanced Kelvin Timeline Assault Drones
|• Adv. Callisto Escorts
• Adv. Cestus
|Ultra Rare
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• Yellowstone
• Elite Delta Flyer
• Elite Mirror Federation
• Elite Type 10
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• Elite Aeon Timeships
• Elite Peregrine
• Elite Stalker
|• Armored Shield Repair Units
• Elite Kelvin Timeline Assault Drones
|• Elite Callisto Light Escorts
• Elite Cestus
|Romulan Republic Hangar-Launched Vessels
|Drones & Platforms
|• Suliban Veil
• Kaleh
• Kelvin Timeline Scorpion
|• Romulan Drone Ship
• Craeul
|Very Rare
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• Adv. Kaleh
• Adv. Kelvin Timeline Scorpion
|• Advanced Romulan Drone Ship
• Adv. Craeul
|Ultra Rare
|• Elite Suliban Veil
• Elite Kaleh
• Elite Kelvin Timeline Scorpion
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Tulsion® RCX-5143 ISO-9001/ISO-14001/OHSAS-18000
Tulsion® RCX-5143 is an extremely durable macro porous weak base anion exchange resin, characterized by complex amine groups attached to a styrene divinylbenzene copolymer matrix. Supplied in free base form.Functionality of this resin is suitable for removing heavy metal like Molybdenum and Rhenium in acidic pH from process stream.
Tulsion® RCX-5143 yields exceptionally stable operating capacity on caustic soda regeneration.
TYPICAL CHARACTERISTICS: Tulsion RCX-5143
Type : Macro porous weak base anion ion exchange resin
Matrix structure : Cross linked Polystyrene
Functional group : Complex Amine
Physical form : Moist Powder form
Ionic form : Free Base
Particle size (minm. 95%) : 0.3 to 1.2 mm
Moisture contents (approx) : 40 ± 5 %
Thermal stability : 80 °C
Solubility : Insoluble in all common solvents
Total exchange capacity : 1.2 meq/gm
TYPICAL OPERATING CONDITIONS: Tulsion RCX-5143
Resin bed depth ( min.) : 800 mm
Maximum service flow : 40 m3/hr/m3(15 gpm /ft3)
Backwash expansion space : 50 to 70 %
Backwash flow rate expansion : 4 to 6 m3/hr/m3
Regenerant : NaOH
Regeneration level : 120% of Operating Capacity for NaOH
Regenerant concentration : 1 to 5% NaOH
Regeneration time : 20 to 60 mins.
Rinse flow rate : Slow : At regeneration flow rate
Fast At service flow rate
Rinse volume : 2 to 7m3/m3
It is advised that for design purpose technical expertise suggestion is useful.
The sampling and testing of ion exchange resins is done as per standard testing procedures, namely
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MS drums 180 liters Fiber drums 7 cft
HDPE lined bags 25 liters HDPE lined bags 1 cft
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Sunset Elopement
I've been waiting to blog this wedding since before I even shot it! First of all, just take a look at Gillian + Michael, not only do they look gorgeous on the outside, they are also beautiful on the inside. Secondly, that view was errrmeegerd (I was sweating like a pig on a spit after that 30min hike up the hill!) Thirdly, Gillian + Michael chose to do a 'first look' and it was such an incredible feeling being able to capture it for them. And lastly, the day was perfectly capped off with the most beautiful sunset.
Hawkes Bay put on a stunner for these two, it was just us three, the Celebrant Wendy Morrison and her husband Doug (legend, carrier of all things and second witness - I was the other!).
Gillian + Michael, you're bloody perfect, thanks for letting me share this moment with you guys, hope you enjoy the small preview below.
PS shot a sneaky short film while I was at it too, thanks for letting me get creative and do whatever!
Dress RSVP Bridal Couture Hastings
Head piece Rock'n Rose (Asos)
Rings Sorella Diamond Jeweller Palmerston North
Shoes Overland
Shirt Country Road
Pants Hallensteins
Suspenders NZties
Bowtie Bachari Menswear Palmerston North
Celebrant Wendy Morrison
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Designer Lucy Marczyk of Nexus Designs found plenty to immerse herself with at the Milan Furniture Fair, from comfort and flexibility by Barber Osgerby for B&B Italia, to technology and innovation by Nendo for Glas Italia and Ettore Sottsass for Kartell. more space had a chat about her highlights this year.
How many times have you visited the Milan Furniture Fair?
I have been twice, 2013 and 2015. The first year I attended I was completely overwhelmed and it was difficult to adsorb the sheer scale and enormity of the fair; so this year was different. It is exciting and exhilarating.
Did you go to the fair with a particular mission, or come away with one?
The reason I went, and why Nexus Designs sent me, is to maintain a global perspective on design. The Milan fair is where the world's leading designers and manufacturers' come together to share their progress in the past year and launch of new products. I travelled solo this year which was fantastic as it gave me the opportunity to think and reflect in my own time, I was constantly sketching, meeting people and understanding and absorbing all that was around me. For a designer, what a privilege, a week just thinking is rare as I am always busy, I like to call it design meditation.
Milan is always so interesting and colourful with its mix of events throughout the industrial zones, the back lanes, the high fashion strips…
It was incredible because it felt like spring, that intoxicating spring buzz made the vibe exciting and energetic, it felt alive. I didn't think there was a huge number of product releases, instead I felt it was more technology based, either adapting technology to new products or, other companies focusing on the re-engineering of existing pieces and improving them. People were saying that the lack of new product was a sign of companies in a post financial crisis stage; but I actually liked the approach and I thought it was clever and appropriate for the time. With lighting there were many technological changes and improvements, for example LED lights were incorporated into everything from roller blinds and external sun shades. Technology was also evident in theEttore Sottsass Memphis collection for Kartell. The pieces were designed almost 10 years ago and they had never been put into production because the technology needed to produce them was not available until now. Lighting designer Ingo Maurer used technology in his usual flamboyant decorative manner.
What was the standout installation?
The Fuorisalone was a standout for me. Nendo's exhibition at the Museo della Permanente was breathtaking, 'Glassworks' 2014 to 2015 was a collection of 100 products designed by Nendo Studio. The exhibition was displayed beautifully over two levels, and this year he designed nine new ranges for Glas Italia which were displayed on the ground floor. These included a series of floating glass cubes with rainbow edged glass furniture which treated the glass with a gradient effect, beautiful shelving units, small tables and use of mirror. Technology was apparent in Nendo's work, a dining table that had an etched glass top, which was not visible until a spotlight from above hit the top, projecting the etched pattern onto a surface 100 mm underneath. It was a knockout show.
Milan is famous for its parties, what were your highlights?
Phillippe Starck, whom I admire greatly, designed 'BoxInBox' for Glas Italia and was at the opening to launch the range. Humour and wit is always evident in his work.
What were the highlights at Zona Tortona and Ventura Lambrata, and any other zones you discovered that are worth a mention?
Cotto's installation by Piero Lissoni was a relaxing and calm space in the centre of Milan. A gravel path leading you off the busy Zona Tortona streets delivered you into a courtyard with 2 metre high mirrors lining historic stonewall architecture and was a perfect old meets new. This set the backdrop for the tile installation which sat centrally in the courtyards and also inside the building. Whites, beige, graphite, blues and eggshell toned tiles where shown. It was incredible and very calm.
Standout products, what caught your eye this year and why?
The Maraposa sofa from Vitra, designed by Barber Osgerby, was a really clever use of technology and a super comfortable casual design, offering multi-purpose and moveable functions. It was completely flexible for each user to experience & use so I can see using this sofa in many settings. Other superb pieces included the Oscar table at B&B Italia by Vincent Van Duysen, a dining table with soft lines and multiple finishes. The simplicity of the detailing is remarkable. Also from B&B Italia was the Charlotte chair by Antonio Citterio; a leather dining chair with metal legs of the same colour as the leather. This use of a single colour was both elegant and sophisticated.
Key directions you saw across furniture typologies and lighting?
There was a greater focus on innovation and technology.
What were some of the brand highlights for you?
Kartell is working towards a full lifestyle brand which I find interesting with their latest addition of fragrances. I noticed a lot of brands had fragrances this year in collaboration with leading fashion houses and perfumeries, which is an obvious pairing. Dutch brand Moooi showcased use the of technology in their new rug range with printed photorealistic high definition prints. The rugs were graphic and striking, colour options and customisable. They also have developed a 360 degree tour of their exhibition which you must check out. Maggiolina by Marco Zanuso for Zanotta The Ellipse pedestal table by Front for Porro was well proportioned and simple – visually it is beautiful. There was also a French company called Moustache who abandoned the fair this year but released a video. It's a cool little film which profiled their furniture in a unique way
Standout designers, your favourites as well as newcomers you discovered.
I admired a lot of creations by Barber Osgerby. Also Melbourne newcomers 'Copper ID' who designed a beautiful Balance pendant
Key themes this year – colours, materials, finishes, technologies – and how they might be translated into your studio?
Very muted and safe colour palettes, highlighted by black were key themes. Dark and dusty greens and blues on furniture with a hint of pale pink were popular colours. Clever colour blocking by designers like Vernor Panton and the Scandinavians such asCarl Hansen, who are normally quite restrained. They seemed to have abandoned the neutrals and are using far more colour, are Scandi's are over Scandi style? (laughs). Other themes were duality and multi-purpose, like the Barber Osgerby Maraposa sofa by Vitra.
Did you visit any cultural hot spots?
I visited Achille Castiglioni's studio which was amazing. His daughter Giovanni who showed us through the studio kept saying to, me "don't cry!" I was just so inspired; he was just the greatest thinker. His designs and his approach to everyday things and his use of ordinary materials are quite extraordinary & his style is elegant and witty. It is so cluttered in the studio with so much to see, it left me awestruck. It was truly a highlight.
How does visiting the Milan fair help to inspire your day job as a designer?
It's just that whole thinking time for me, meeting new friends and discussing ideas. It is inspiring to exchange thoughts with other designers on culture, on living and materials etc. Travel is important for designers; it gives you a broader perspective on all these things and it assists with the development of good design. When you are in Milan you designers from all over the world, see their work, experience their exhibitions
How would you describe a week in Milan during fiera to someone who has never been before?
There is a lot to see and do, it's busy, invigorating and exhausting. At the end of each day it is difficult to comprehend all you have seen and then hard to fall asleep. For me, as I left Milan, I felt energised and inspired.
Thank you.
Designer Lucy Marczyk of Nexus Designs found plenty to immerse herself with at the Milan Furniture Fair, from comfort and flexibility by Barber Osgerby for B&B Italia, to technology and innovation by Nendo for Glas Italia and Ettore Sottsass for Kartell. more space had a chat about her highlights this year.


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Bloaters lose out in the fog
PUBLISHED: 15:35 18 November 2010
GREAT Yarmouth Town suffered their second successive midweek postponement when Tuesday's game at Dereham fell victim to fog.
Unlike the game at Leiston last week, the game against the league leaders did actually start – but lasted only a quarter-of-an-hour before it became impossible to see from one side to the other. There was no score at the time, writes Gerry Brown.
Reserve regular Chris Duffy made his first senior start, but that will not count now, and Jake Reed will have to sit out yet another match as his suspension rolls on.
If tomorrow's game against Woodbridge at the Wellesley (ko 3pm) goes ahead as expected Reed will be available for Tuesday's League Cup tie at home to Kirkley and Pakefield (ko 7.45pm).
After Tuesday's disappointment, Bloaters' boss Paul Tong at least saw the funny side when he quipped: "It's not many teams that leave Aldiss Park with a clean sheet!" Scott Woodcock added: "I knew it was bad because I lost the ball three times on the far side but still didn't get any comment from Tongy!"
However, Tong was not laughing on Saturday when his side conceded four second-half goals to give Felixstowe their first home win, which was ironic as Yarmouth have yet to win a home league game themselves!
After a first half completely dominated by Yarmouth, Tong said: "The first half was, to be fair, the most one-sided half in my entire managerial career. Other than the shock goal for them, a rasping shot from 35 yards which took a deflection to deceive Michael Hilton, we absolutely dominated."
If Yarmouth thought the second half was going to be a stroll, Felixstowe had other ideas. Tong continued: "A game is not over until the 90 minutes are up, and credit to Felixstowe – they kept going and their pace caused us problems, which surprised us for the first time this year (report on page 62).
"We actually looked a little bit exposed, and it may be the competitiveness of the league is too much for one or two of the players we have at this moment."
But Tong refused to criticise his players. "These lads travel a long way for the club, they give their all, they play with their hearts on their sleeves and, after all, nobody plays poorly on purpose. You just have to put it down as a bad day at the office."
Next Saturday's Norfolk Senior Cup tie with King's Lynn Town will feature half-time entertainment in the form of a Crossbar Challenge between supporters of the two clubs.
Commercial manager Carl Harding said: "In return for a donation to our cancer fund, we are inviting supporters to take part in the half-time fun on the Wellesley pitch.
"Places are limited so anyone who is up for it, get in touch urgently."
n Any supporters interested should contact Carl in the bar or ring him on 07854 019677.