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Ravindra College of Engineering for Women Approved by AICTE, New Delhi & Affiliated to JNTUA, Anantapuramu Pasupula (V), Venkayapalli, Kurnool-518452 RAYONS-2K15 Attractive Cash Prizes Explosion of Technology……… A National Level Technical Symposium On 27th March, 2015 ECE Antennas Embedded systems Signal processing Neural networks &fuzzy logic Applications VLSI Wireless & Mobile Communications Mail to: [email protected] Chief Patrons: Sri. G. Pullaiah, M.A.M.Ed Secretary & Correspondent Important Dates EEE Power Electric Drives HVDC & FACTS Conventional/Non-Conventional Energy Systems SCADA Soft Computing Techniques in Power Systems Power Quality Mail to: [email protected] Sri. G.V.M. Mohan Kumar, B.Tech Chairman Last Date for Paper Submission Notification of Acceptance CSE Big Data Cloud Computing Wireless Networks Cyber Security Mobile Computing Android Applications to: [email protected] Mail Semantic Web Patron: Dr.K.Sathish Babu, M.Tech., Ph.D Principal : 22.03.2015 : 23.03.2015 Contact Details Mail to: [email protected] Contact.Numbers:9963418837 & 9441150088 Visit www.recw.ac.in for more details Registration Fee Paper Presentation: Rs 300/- per paper - Max. 2 Authors Poster Presentation: Rs 200/- per poster - Max.2 Students \ Convener: Prof. K.Srinivas, M.Tech., [Ph.D] RAYONS-2K15 A National Level Technical Symposium On 27th March, 2015 Registration Form (can be downloaded from www.recw.ac.in) Chief Patrons: Sri. G. Pullaiah, M.A., M.Ed. Founder Secretary & Correspondent Sri. G.V.M. Mohan Kumar, B.Tech. RAVINDRA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING FOR WOMEN (Approved by AICTE, New Delhi & Affiliated to JNTUA, Anantapuramu ) Chairman Patron: Department: Dr. K. Sathish Babu, M.Tech., Ph.D. Title of the Paper: Principal Names of Participants with year of study 1. ..................... 2. ……………. Convener: Prof. K. Srinivas, M.Tech., (Ph.D.) Address of the Institution: …………….…………………………………… …………………………………………………. Address for Communication: …………….…………………………………… …………………………………………………. E-mail Id:………………………………………... Contact No.: RAYONS-2K15 Explosion of Technology….. Advisory Committee: A National Level Technical Symposium Dr. G. Ramachandra Reddy,M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D Professor & HoD GEBH & MBA Prof. Y. Srinivasula Goud, M.Tech., (Ph.D) Professor & HoD ECE Sri. Dr.Dhanaraj Cheelu, M.Tech.Ph.D HoD CSE & IT Sri, B.V. Rami Reddy, M.Tech., (Ph.D) HoD EEE Sri. S. Jaya Pratap, M.A(Litt.), B.L. Assoc. Prof., GEBH Dept. on 27th March, 2015 Faculty Co-ordinators: Place: Mrs M.Jayalaxmi Assoc. Prof. Date: MrsY.Indira Priya Darshini, Asst. Prof. Mrs P.Raga vardhini Asst. Prof. Ms.M.Jyothirmai, Asst. Prof. Signature of the Applicant Mr.Y,Narasimhulu. Asst. Prof. Mrs. R.Deepthi Asst. Prof Mr.M.Srinivasa Reddy Ms.G.Spandana, Asst. Prof. Ms.L.Zainab Khanam, Asst. Prof. Pasupula(V), Nandikotkur Road, Near Venkayapalli, Kurnool – 518425 Ph: 996-341-8837, 779-987-0022 Website: www.recw.ac.in 3. ABOUT THE INSTITUTION: Ravindra College of Engineering for Women briefly called RCEW is one of the best educational institutions founded by Sri. Guduri Pullaiah, a renowned Educationist in the Kurnool District of Andhra Pradesh State. 4. RCEW offers THREE Under Graduate Programmes viz. B.Tech (ECE), B.Tech(CSE), & B.Tech(EEE) and TWO P.G Programmes: M.Tech(CSE). RCEW with a motto of "Join to Learn and Leave to Serve" is set up with a world-class campus spread over 5.51 acres and with more than 1,30,000 sq. ft. of built up area. The college is situated just 5K.M away from the heart of Kurnool town on Srisailam Road (Nandikotkur Road). 2. Institutional Member of Indian Society for Technical Education (ISTE), New Delhi. Scanned Copy of filled-i n registration form can be e-mailed. Paper should be in A4 size in single column, single spacing, in Times New Roman with a The main objective of this Technical Symposium- 'RAYONS-2K15' is to provide a platform for the ingenious students to share and display their ingenuity in the fields of Engineering Research & Advancements in Management. The Technical Symposium visualizes a metamorphosis in the perception of the students as they can self-evaluate and selfasses for they exposed to multiplicity of papers both in Research & Management. font size of 10 not exceeding 8 pages. An abstract not exceeding 300 words should be placed just after 'the Title of the paper and names of the authors' and references should be in IEEE format. Student identity card is to be produced at the time of registration & presentation. Duration of paper presentation shall be 10 minutes followed by a discussion for 2 minutes. Decision of the judges is final. Lunch and Snacks will be provided for the participants only. Those who want transportation facility can dial the mobile numbers mentioned below. Ms. M. Jyothirmai, Asst. Prof.: 9701994094 Ms. P. Ragavardhini, Asst. Prof.: 8977917989 Ms. G. Spandana, Asst. Prof.: 9848875808 SESSION SCHEDULE: Papers/ Posters from a college by the same Registration begins at: 8:30 AM. Sessions: 09:00 AM-1.00 PM 01:30 PM- 6.00PM author(s). Important Dates There is no limitation on the number of There may be a maximum of two authors per paper and two students per poster. time of registration. About the Symposium- 'RAYONS-2K15: Registration Fees: Rs. 300/- per paper for Paper Presentation Rs..200/per poster for Poster Presentation Registration form can also be downloaded from the College website: www.recw.ac.in INSTRUCTIONS: Professional Body Memberships: The Institution is the College Consortium member of Indo-US Collaboration for Engineering Education. with How to Apply: Interested students can mail soft copies of their full papers to the respective department rayons-2k15 mail IDs given below. rayonsece [email protected] rayonscse [email protected] rayonseee [email protected] RCEW has a great infrastructure, exceptional people and visionary leadership; therefore it has naturally emerged as a destination of choice for young female students. 1. MoU duly filled-in on the day of Symposium at the Computer Society of India(CSI) RCEW signed an btechguru.com for placements. RCEW was established in the year 2008. The Institution is approved by All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), New Delhi and affiliated to Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Anantapur, Anantapuramu, A.P. The Institution has the state of the art Auditorium, the state of the art Laboratories with latest softwares & equipment, spacious and well ventilated lecture halls and qualified & experienced faculty. Institutional Member of The Institution of Engineers (India), Kolkotta. Last Date for Paper Submission : 22.03.2015 Notification of Acceptance : 23.03.2015 Two hard copies & a soft copy are to be Contact Numbers: submitted along with the registration form 9963418837 & 9441150088 For further details Visit: www.recw.ac.in RAVINDRA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING FOR WOMEN Approved by AICTE, NEW Delhi & Affiliated to JNTUA, Anantapuramu Pasupula(V), Nandikotkur Road, Venkayapalli, Kurnool - 518 425 RAYONS-2K15 Explosion of Technology…… Chief Patrons: To The Principal ` Date: 11/03/2015 Sri.G.Pullaiah, M.A., M.Ed. Secretary & Correspondent Dear Sir/Madam, Sri.G.V.M.Mohan Kumar, B.Tech Chairman Sub: Invitation for a National Level Technical Symposium "RAYONS-2K15'' – Display of Posters in the College Notice Boards - Request -Reg. Patron: Dr.K.Sathish Babu, M.Tech., Ph.D Principal Convener: Prof. K. Srinivas, M.Tech., (Ph.D.) It gives us immense pleasure to inform you that our College is organizing a One Day National Level Technical Symposium titled "RAYONS-2K15" (a Paper Presentation & a Poster Presentation) in the disciplines viz. ECE, CSE& EEE on 27th March, 2015. The main objective of this Technical Symposium- 'RAYONS-2K15' is to Advisory Committee: Dr. G. Ramachandra Reddy, HoD GEBH & MBA Prof. Y. Srinivasula Goud, HoD ECE, Sri. C. Dhanaraj HoD CSE & IT Sri, B.V. Rami Reddy, HoD EEE Sri. S. Jayapratap, Assoc.Prof.,GEBH Dept. Faculty Co-ordinators: Mrs K.Jayalaxmi Assoc. Prof. MrsY.Indira Priya Darshini, Asst. Prof. provide a platform for the ingenious students to share and display their ingenuity in the fields of Engineering Research & Advancements in Management. The Technical Symposium visualizes a metamorphosis in the perception of the students as they can self-evaluate and self-asses for they exposed to variety of papers both in Research & Management. The poster highlighting the salient features of the Symposium is enclosed herewith. We request your kind self to give a wide publicity to "RAYONS-2K15" by displaying this poster in your college notice boards and encouraging your college students to participate in large number. The brochure is also enclosed for your ready reference. Our college Mrs P.Raga vardhini Asst. Prof. website www.recw.ac.in may also be referred for further details. Interested students Ms.M.Jyothirmai, Asst. Prof. can mail their soft copies of papers to respective department rayons2k15 mail IDs. Mr.Y,Narasimhulu. Asst. Prof. Mrs. R.Deepthi Asst. 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Eubank Jr targeting 'the best fighters on the planet'
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As Chris Eubank Junior prepares for his ring return on 4 February against Renold Quinlan on ITV Box Office, Luke Byron spoke to the enigmatic Brighton boxer...
On Saturday 4 February Chris Eubank Junior (23-1) will challenge IBO super middleweight title holder Renold Quinlan (11-1) - a contest which will mark the first foray into the Pay-Per-View market for terrestrial television giants ITV.
Prior to the bout, Chris was able to take some time out of his hectic schedule and talk to me about the fight and his plans for the future. Currently Eubank Junior is putting himself through the final weeks of training camp, ensuring that there is nothing left to chance.
For such a usually active fighter (he fought seven times in 2014, three times in 2015 but just twice last year), it has been a comparatively long time since Eubank Junior last fought. Indeed by fight night in February it will be more than seven months since he defeated Tom Doran by TKO in four rounds last June.
"Training's going very well," the 27-year-old tells me. "I'm back from my injury and I'm feeling one hundred percent. I'm fighting fit and ready to go."
Quinlan is a relatively unknown quantity to most within boxing, and upon being asked if he had seen much of the Australian, Junior is quick to respond. "I've seen a bit of him on Youtube, not much," before adding: "All I know is that a man that's willing to travel to the enemy's back yard, that's a man with a lot of confidence and a man that can't be taken lightly." Overlooking his opponent certainly doesn't seem to be entering the mind of the hungry Brit.
In the run-up to the bout, Quinlan has been increasingly vocal on social media, specifically Twitter; the Australian has insisted that he won't enter the ring until more money is offered, and at one point requested that Matchroom promoter Eddie Hearn take over and assume ownership of the match-up.
Quinlan's apparent uncertainty seem to have failed to unsettle his challenger though. "I think he's just playing mind games," Eubank Junior comments. "The contracts have been signed, everything is in place - the fight's happening. There's no more negotiating. He's been saying he's gonna knock me out, so I'm looking forward to it."
Throughout his career, Eubank has travelled far from Brighton with the hopes of honing his craft - go online and you can see him in action at the famous Mayweather Gym to name just one of many locations.
He now believes that the fruits of his labour are finally coming to fruition. "This is where all the hard work, the sacrifice, the trials and tribulations will have paid off," he argues. "My performances have been explosive, exciting and inspirational so far - that's what I've been told. Now I have an opportunity to further my career by capturing the IBO super middleweight world title and taking over these divisions."
Despite the controversy surrounding the choice of Quinlan as his next opponent, Eubank assures me that following this bout, he is only interested in fighting the top contenders at both middleweight and super middleweight.
"I'm looking to be in the ring with the best fighters on the planet now, as I believe I'm up there with them," he explains.
When I press him for who he would most like to face next, assuming he comes through the Quinlan bout unscathed; he lists four potential opponents.
First up is James DeGale, with whom there appears to be some genuine bad blood, with Eubank's father having been engaging in some back and forth exchanges over Twitter with the IBF super middle champ.
Next, he names George Groves as a potential opponent - Groves has a WBA 'super' title shot against Fedor Chudinov pending and, assuming he wins, a bout against Eubank Junior would make an interesting proposition. "He [Groves] was actually approached to fight me on ITV," Eubank Junior reveals. "But he priced himself out."
Back in his usual middleweight division, Chris identifies two potential opponents: "There's my arch rival Billy Joe Saunders, or the man they call the best middleweight in the world, who I believe is definitely not the best middleweight in the world; Gennady Golovkin.
"I believe he's definitely beatable, and I believe I have the beating of him," he adds of Golovkin, before explaining how he believes a rematch with current WBO middleweight champion Saunders would unfold. "I'm a different man, a different animal now," he says, in reference to his November 2014 split decision loss.
"There's no comparison to the fighter I was when I faced him then, I'd be surprised if it lasted more than four rounds this time around, I would go in there with the mentality of search and destroy from the first round, unlike what I did last time where I tried to pace myself and then come on strong at the end. That strategy was wrong before, and I've learnt from that."
A man that many believed would be instrumental in guiding Eubank Junior to victories against world-class opposition was Adam Booth. Back in 2015 the pair linked up, but shortly after they chose to go their own separate ways.
Eubank Junior explains that there was no blood or ill will between the two camps and in fact the reason for the split was far simpler: "Some people don't gel. He's a great trainer but it just didn't work for me at that stage of my career."
Turning his attention to the launch of ITV Pay-Per-View, it's fair to say that Eubank Junior understands the pressures of having his next contest as the first fight on a brand new PPV platform.
"I'm launching a platform, so the success is riding on me, it is a pressure I guess, but I'm a man that flourishes under pressure, I don't buckle. I rise to the occasion and I look forward to it."
The potential reach of the Eubank Jr vs Quinlan bout is huge and it will be fascinating to see how ITV PPV unfolds; much of Anthony Joshua's success has been due to the fact that he not only reaches out to the deep fans of boxing that tune in every weekend, but the more casual fans - the sort of fans who might be drawn to boxing by the big TV promos and eccentric personalities the Eubanks bring to the table.
Eubank Junior agrees that it is a huge opportunity for him. "The reach, the potential that we have to broadcast British Boxing now is massive; you can't get any bigger than this. The fight and everything directed at the fight will be going out to everyone – the old ladies, the children etc."
Whatever your views on the validity of the IBO belt or Quinlan as a foe for Eubank Junior, it's certainly great to see boxing back on an outlet with links to terrestrial TV - and with a planned undercard featuring other British fighters including David Price, John Ryder, Kid Galahad and Adam Etches, it will soon be clear if the ITV PPV aim of bringing boxing back to the forefront of the mainstream public's attention has been a success.
Chris Eubank Junior vs Renold Quinlan takes place on 4 February on ITV Box Office. The 'early bird' PPV is priced at £9.95. Tickets for the show at Olympia are available at www.seetickets.com


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Should dealers and traders monitor Twitter? Today a fake tweet was posted saying the the White House had been bombed and that president Obama injured.
The Tweet appeared on the Associated Press Twitter page first, which read "Breaking: Two Explosions in the White House and Barack Obama is injured".
According to CNet.com, the Associated Press Twitter feed was hacked. However, it is important note that in truth, it may just be a case that the password was guessed after many automated attempts, and no actual "hacking" took place. Although we have not been able to confirm this yet. What we do know is that the main @AP Twitter account is current suspended, probably while Twitter admins reset all the passwords and clean out any false Tweets.
The Anonymous group posted their own Tweet of the news:
Of course, the nature of Twitter is that such "news" was quickly re-tweeted (the Anonymous Tweet had been re-tweeted 582 times by 8.30pm on 23rd April 2013) and many people beleived that this to be true. The result was stock market panic and traders started dumping stocks, fearing a repeat of the market collapse that followed the 11th September 2001 attacks in America.
Both @kingsthings (Larry King) and @NewsBreaker announced "HACKED: Face tweet about explosions at White House & injured #Obama sends stock market plummeting"
Newsbreaker site update: BREAKING: Stocks Freefall After False Reports of Explosions at White House, President Injured
The Wall Street Journal reported the stock market dive;
It is amazing how quickly the mainstream media and blogs picked up this news and published. Just to reiterate – this was made up, it did not happen. There have been no attacks on the White House. Stop dumping your stocks and shares, stop panicking, carry on.
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"Holy Baptism is the basis of the whole Christian life, the gateway to life in the Spirit (vitae spiritualis ianua), and the door which gives access to the other sacraments. Through Baptism we are freed from sin and reborn as sons of God; we become members of Christ, are incorporated into the Church and made sharers in her mission: 'Baptism is the sacrament of regeneration through water in the word.'" (Catechism of the Catholic Church, 1213)
Many Catholics receive the sacrament of baptism as infants, in the presence of his or her parents and godparents. Through the saving waters of baptism, Catholics believe that we are washed clean from the stain of original sin (caused by the sin of Adam and Eve). The grace we receive in baptism also makes us children of God the Father and welcomes us into the Catholic Church.
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Ethisphere releases the annual 'Ethical Business rankings' for 2015 and Dell comes out on top:
At Purple Jelly, being one of the leading IT Support Companies in Guildford, we're huge fans of IT companies taking an ethical stand and make it our business to take notice of good practice. It is because of this that our IT business specialists are always keeping up to date with the latest news within the technology industry. It is for this reason we are excited to notify you that the Ethisphere Institute (an ethical business standards agency) announced their most ethical companies list for 2015 today. This prestigious ranking system spanned 21 countries, 5 continents and represented over 50 industries, and is highly regarded as the deciding vote on the global Ethical businesses charter. The event annually proves to be an enthralling adventure and testing education for all business owners pitching in to compete within their industry.
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For computer services Google ranked top of the class, with Adobe Systems Incorporated taking the glory for most ethical computer software company, having been followed very closely by Microsoft and Symantec. Yet of all the industries relating to IT we here at Purple Jelly are most proud of Dell (one of our preferred tech companies) for being crowned 2015's most ethical IT company for the Computer hardware industry.
Dell has had quite the turn around since 2010 when they famously settled on $100 million penalty charges linked to disclosure and accounting fraud with SEC. The charges were in relation to undisclosed payments from the Intel Corporation and Michael Dell, along with former CEO Kevin Rollins paid out $4 million each with former CFO James Schneider getting off relatively lightly, only paying out $3 million in agreed settlement. It is nice to see Dell have once again shown us they are able to have a positive impact on the way business is conducted and is happy to develop cultures of transparency and ethics at all levels within their company.
Since being crowned 2014's most Ethical Company by the Ethisphere Institute Dell seem to have caught the Ethical bug. Michael Dell, chairman and CEO of Dell spoke on the matter, saying he was proud of the team's on-going commitment to engaging ethically with all the company's stakeholders, but the highlight of the speech was an apparent on-going Company turn around as Michael Dell went on to say "the Company are now winning with integrity in all we do."
Being one of only eight companies in the computer hardware, software and service industry up for consideration by the Ethisphere Institute Ethics Quotient (EQ) Framework Michael McLaughlin, Dell's chief ethics and compliance officer summed up perfectly the world's thoughts on the triumph "Doing the right thing, and winning the right way is personal at Dell".
Purple Jelly, too, work ethically and specialise in providing intelligent IT Business Solutions to businesses in Aldershot, Farnham, Guildford and the surrounding areas. Should you need IT problem solvers who will work with you in a logical, transparent and systematic manner with sustainable, long-term solutions at the forefront of our concerns, then Purple Jelly are available to assist you.


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Mark attended Agile2015 in Washington and, as part of his conference commitments, he sat down with SolutionsIQ for an Agile Amped podcast about High-Performance Teams, as well as with InfoQ for an on-camera interview to discuss his Scrum Alone Is Not Enough blog series.
InfoQ recently interviewed Mark regarding the motivation behind the blog series and how his experience as an Agile expert has formed his viewpoints. You can read the full interview at http://www.infoq.com/articles/scrum-not-enough.
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This award recognizes the best poster or platform presentation by a resident or fellow. The awardee receives a certificate and a stipend. In 2004 this program was expanded to recognize medical students, residents and fellows with separate awards.
- James A. Sharpe Award by a Fellow: Melanie N. Truong-Le, DO, OD - Reflex Upper and Lower Eyelid Movement in Response to Light Stimuli
- Resident: Michael J. Gilhooley, MA, MB, BChir, FRCOphth - Melanopsin: targeted ectopic expression for optogenetic visual restoration
- Student: Perry J. Thompson, BA - Near Infrared Videography versus Direct Ophthalmoscopy for the Detection of Spontaneous Venous Pulsations
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- Resident: Kimberly K. Gokoffski, MD, Electrical Fields Direct Retinal Ganglion Cell Axon Growth
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- James A. Sharpe Fellow: Enrique J. Rivera, MD - Chronic Optic Neuropathy Causes Decreases in both Inner Retinal Blood Flow and Prelaminar Optic Nerve Blood Flow
- Resident: Eric D. Gaier, MD - Clinical Features of OPA1-Related Optic Neuropathy: A Focus on Genetic Modifiers
- Student: Sui H. Wong, MD - Natural History of Ocular Myasthenia Gravis in 101 cases: Towards a Risk of Generalization ('ROG') Score
- James A. Sharpe Fellow: Krista I. Kinard, MD - Chronic Migraine is Associated with Reduced Corneal Nerve Fiber Density and Length
- Resident: Ajay E. Kuriyan, MD - Orbital Fibroblasts from Thyroid Eye Disease Patients Differ in Proliferative and Adipogenic Responses Depending on Disease Sub-type
- Student: Matthew A. Miller - A Comparison of Clinical Features of Pseudotumor Cerebri Secondary to Tetracyclines and Idiopathic Intercranial Hypertension
- Fellow: Kimberly Winges, MD - The Ganglion Cell Layer Across the Vertical Meridian in Hemianopsia: I Get No Respect!
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- Resident: Karen Schmitt, MD - Transmeningeal Drug Delivery to the Optic Nerve
- Student: Mithu Storoni, MA MRCOphth - The Use Of Magnetic Resonance Imaging To Distinguish Between NMO Spectrum And MS Related Optic Neuritis Based On The Appearance Of The Visual Pathways
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- Resident: Patrick Yu-Wai-Man, MD, PhD - Efficacy and Safety of Idebenone in Patients with Leber's Hereditary Optic Neuropathy (LHON): Results of a 6-Month Randomized, Placebo-Controlled Trial (RHODOS)
- Student: Joyce Ho - In Vivo Imaging of Murine Experimental Anterior Ischemic Optic Neuropathy
- Fellow: Robert Avery, DO - Reference Range of Cerebrospinal Fluid Opening Pressure in Children
- Resident: Patrick Yu-Wai-Man, MD - Multi-System Neurological Disease is Common in Patients with OPA1 Mutations
- Student: Jonathan Frandsen - Macular Carotenoids in Patients with Photophobia
- Fellow: Divya Aggarwal, MD - Melanopsin Retinal Ganglion Cells: A New Class of Cells in Human Retina
- Resident: Daniel Barthelmes, MD, FEBO - Retinal Hemorrhages in High Altitude Mountaineers
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November 12, 2016
Investing In Tech Startup
Crowdfunding has changed the face of tech startups. An inventor used to have to either work their relationships for funding or max out their already struggling credit. Today there are a pretty good variety of sites where the savvy investor can take chances on the highly creative. Some of the offerings are met with the appropriate lack of noise, fizzling out short of their funding goals. Others, explode past their goals due to the magnificence of their idea. What sites are out there for inventors and investors to use?
Hoping to revitalize capitalism, Wefunder is leading the way in the field of "Kickstarter" investing. By creating a platform for the regulation of investments as small as $100, they hope to renew the investment process by allowing small investors to capitalize on the dreams of others. They hope to build a market that allows a freer and more efficient method of capital investment than banks or other venture capital raising methods
FundersClub uses software and relationships to connect accredited investors with startups and founders. Founders club's goal is to help move the world forward more efficiently through their unique solution to connection. They are the only online startup funding agency to provide regular reports on returns. They focus on earning and building trust and building a community that is forward focused.
StartupValley is a relatively new portal for investors looking to enter into the tech startup field. StartupValley is currently awaiting the approval of regulations by the SEC before becoming an active investment site. They will be an access point allowing tech investors to find businesses needing capital using nontraditional methods.
Claiming the largest network of investors, Gust is attracting nearly ten thousand new startup applications per month. They offer a streamlined application process to put your application in front of investors as soon as possible. Gust has joined a team of Lawyers and investment funds to facilitate your business startup. Providing highly affordable and fast solutions for the tech founder, Gust also helps angel investors collaborate with those founders to have each succeed.
AngelList uses a more standard method of funding. Providing the investor an opportunity to invest in a fund that specializes in supporting qualified startups. The fund uses its broad access to the Angellist Syndicates platform to provide high returns on investors funds.
If you have "The Big Idea," times have changed. No longer do you have to feel the condemning stare of the big bank executive. You have access to millions of potential investors, who if they believe in what you are passionate about, can provide you with the cash you need to start and grow your business into a profitable, successful investment.


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Today is National Clean out Your Fridge Day. And that can be scary and funny at the same time
The next time you open your fridge door look towards the back. There it is a Tupperware container and you say to yourself "Self" I wonder what that is. Don't be brave just throw it out.
That word of advice comes from someone who knows ME!
During my bachelor days you would never know what was in the back of the fridge. OMINOUS JAWS LIKE MUSIC PLAYS IN THE BACKGROUND. Then you realize. You're going to need a bigger trash can!
I think Halloween spook houses should have a guess what's in the fridge exhibit.
Spoiled milk. Meat with hair or is it a science experiment that could destroy the world.
I must admit the strangest thing I have ever found in my fridge was from a thanksgiving dinner. Mashed Potatoes or at least I thought it was.
That came from an attempt by my best friend Lary and I to host Thanksgiving at my apartment. It wasn't a complete disaster but it was let's just say an adventure.
Don't ask about how we stuffed the bird. Well a proctologist would be proud. I also knew to take out the bag of giblets. But they were nowhere to be found. Or were they. Yep we searched before cooking the bird and couldn't find them. But in the spirit of Thanksgiving they showed up as we carved the thing much to the amusement of the young ladies we were trying to impress.
Let's just say I have had prouder moments.
But honestly the meal was good. The company was awesome and it became a great Thanksgiving memory. Except for the mashed potatoes fond months later.
So the moral of my story is "I should have catered!'
Today on the morning show. My Facial hair is sexy! I have proof
Stupid news: getting the attention of police and living in Tulsa
Laff lines: family ruins Thanksgiving


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Certainly, the best seller Royal Jelly is the one who sells a high quality product. But finding such a seller is not easy for shoppers. Especially in a market where there are many sellers who easily offer the buyer a law quality and product instead of pure royal jelly.
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Royal jelly is available in various shapes on the market. One of the forms of royal jelly supply is its pure type. It is available to the buyer in the same way as it is taken taken from the hive. Many people believe that this pure royal jelly is best royal jelly to eat. But pure royal jelly can not be used by some people because of its taste. In this case, they can use royal jelly capsules and pills.
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The sound settings menu offers a selection of sound settings you may change to customise your listening experience.
This setting adjusts the volume of your music. Like most professional audio gear and many consumer audio products, Rockbox uses a decibel scale where 0 dB is a reference that indicates the maximum volume that the player can produce without possible distortion (clipping). All values lower than this reference will be negative and yield a progressively softer volume. Values higher than 0 dB are available and can be used to raise the volume more than would otherwise be possible. These volume levels will ordinarily lead to distorted sound, but might work nicely for music that has an otherwise low volume level. The volume can be adjusted from a minimum of -78 dB to a maximum of +18 dB.
This setting emphasises or suppresses the lower (bass) frequencies in the sound. A value of 0 dB means that bass sounds are unaltered (flat response). The minimum setting is -15 dB and the maximum is 15 dB.
This setting adjusts the maximum volume of your music. The setting is by default set to the maximum volume which equals to no limit. To set a volume limit, select a volume from the list and the maximum volume will be limited to the selected value all over the system.
This setting emphasises or suppresses the higher (treble) frequencies in the sound. A value of 0 dB means that treble sounds are unaltered (flat response). The minimum setting is -15 dB and the maximum is 15 dB.
This setting controls the balance between the left and right channels. The default, 0, means that the left and right outputs are equal in volume. Negative numbers increase the volume of the left channel relative to the right, positive numbers increase the volume of the right channel relative to the left.
A stereo audio signal consists of two channels, left and right. The Channels setting determines if these channels are to be combined in any way, and if so, in what manner they will be combined. Available options are:
Stereo width allows you to manually specify the effect that is applied when the Channels setting is set to "custom". All values below 100% will progressively mix the contents of one channel into the other. This has the effect of gradually centering the stereo image, until you have monophonic sound at 0%. Values above 100% will progressively remove components in one channel that is also present in the other. This has the effect of widening the stereo field. A value of 100% will leave the stereo field unaltered.


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text: "I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference." (excerpt from "The Road Not Taken" by Robert Frost) DHS and MITRE had a big announcement yesterday. MITRE has developed a new system for scoring weaknesses in applications, as well as for combining that score with "business value context" to produce a risk estimate. Overall, the work is interesting, though perhaps more from an academic perspective than anything else. What I find interesting is that we're going back down this road again ("trust" evaluation), which seems like it will inevitably lead to another game-able system.


text: You're in for some seriously tasty vegetarian eats from this casual strip mall Chinese takeout spot. Hitting up Chinatown is well worth the scrumptious, family-style dishes on Quan Yin's menu, like eggless egg rolls and vegetable pho. And when it comes to meat substitutes, you'll be more than satisfied with your options: the team here is cooking up faux chicken, beef, and fish that deliciously reinvent popular Asian dishes.


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A room-temperature pulsed operation was demonstrated using lateral current injection-type lasers composed of a 400-nm-thick GaInAsP core layer with compressively strained 5 quantum wells. A threshold current of 105 mA and corresponding density of 1.3 kA/cm2 (260 A/cm2 per well) were obtained with the stripe width of 5.4 µm and the cavity length of 1.47 mm. A fundamental transverse mode operation was obtained with the narrower stripe device of 2.0 µm and the cavity length of 805 µm, while the threshold current and corresponding density were 49 mA and 3.0 kA/cm2, respectively.
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I leaned on my saddle as I walked. The steps were small and despite the lugs on the soles of my shoes, my feet slipped a tiny bit with each step. I can't say that I felt hot, but it was a warm day. The fatigue I felt was enough that leaning on the saddle made sense to me, even though any pressure on my belly made me wonder if I might puke.
Note to self: keep your ribs on the saddle.
The hills, which came like kids on Halloween, surprised me with their pitch. I'd been on the same trail just two weeks ago, but going in the opposite direction and while I recall plenty of steep climbs then, I honestly didn't remember the descents being so vertiginous. Just as I'd get a good rhythm going on some rolling terrain following a stomach-on-saddle descent, I'd hit another hill and with my quads as checked out as a high school senior this time of year, I had little choice but to get off and walk. Or maybe hobble is the more appropriate verb.
Such are the closing miles of the Super Skaggs episode of the Grasshopper Adventure Series: singletrack laid over a sawtooth profile. Lake Sonoma is difficult riding on a mountain bike. On a gravel bike? Hell, that terrain would have been hard at the beginning of the race.
In an effort to make some of the Grasshoppers more palatable to the uninitiated (read intelligent), Mr. Hopper—Miguel Crawford—began offering all-road versions of a few of his events. Those smart enough to avoid the dirt had to contend with a 95-mile course, nearly 10,000 feet of climbing, and a fair number of roads that I think are too rough for 28s. Local pro Pete Stetina and teammate Kiel Reijnen used Skaggs as training for their upcoming rendezvous with the Amgen Tour of California. They rolled in, side by side, in a nick over five hours.
Those of us looking for something more likely to induce an existential crisis selected Super Skaggs (instead of plain-old Skaggs). Its 96 miles include the climb of Sweetwater Springs, the steep pavement to dirt climb of Old Caz, the drop to Austin Creek, the climb out and the descent into Cazadero, followed immediately by the climb of King Ridge. At the top of King Ridge (with feet still wet from the creek crossing) riders turn right and head into some of the most remote reaches of Sonoma County. The centerpiece of the day comes but a few miles later—Skaggs Springs Road. It's the sort of road that either you mean to be on or you have screwed up in a big way. I'll get to what the road contains in a second, but for now, just think of it as an ordeal that ends by dumping you onto singletrack. It's an outcome that is nearly unthinkable. Ten miles later you arrive at the boat launch and following a short hill you get to coast to the finish.
Our 200-strong peloton sped down wine country roads, headed in the opposite direction of century riders calling, "You're going the wrong way!" In the mouths of some, it was funny, but in others it had a strangely angry edge. Go figure. With such a narrow road and such a nervous bunch I gave up on trying to reach friends to chat and instead just focused on keeping my front wheel out of trouble. Given the number of times calls of "slowing" went up, I'm glad that all of the riders near me were using disc brakes.
What had been cohesive as ground beef exploded on the early rollers ahead of Sweetwater Springs. I made my way to the gutter and just rolled my tempo. Sweetwater is one of those climbs that, unlike what you encounter in the Santa Monicas or Colorado's Front Range, is deceptive; it dips and flattens and can fool you into thinking it's over three or four different times before you finally reach the descent. From there, I nearly have the next step memorized: spin the flat to the turn onto Old Cazadero Road. Just past where the rest stop is normally assembled I dropped my chain and managed to get it jammed behind the chainring peg. I was stopped only a couple of minutes, but it felt like an eternity and I so blackened my hands I was afraid to touch anything, up to and including my bottles.
The effort required to reach the descent of Old Caz is its objective corollary—proof that it's that much fun to descend. I passed the riders who had pedaled past me as I battled my chain, attempting to say something cheery as I did all I could not to touch my brakes in all but the sharpest turns. You cross the creek and then make your way up another short climb before dropping to the base of King Ridge Road.
Made famous by Levi's GranFondo, King Ridge is one of those roads that is, in itself, an initiation. I don't know how many times you have to climb it before it stops being an initiation. I've ridden it more than a dozen times and I'm still not there. And as rites of passage go, there's little to congratulate you on the other side.
Near the top of the main climb our rest stop waited for us. I grabbed a couple of bites of food and a drink, and picked up the hydration pack I'd given to the guys running the stop before they'd left the start. Just as I was about to roll out my friend Christine Culver asked me to hang just a second and she'd roll with me.
Chris is one of those women the world would do well to produce like injection-molded toys. She's smart. She's fit. She's kind. She's tireless. And she has a heart of such keen warmth you might be forgiven for thinking it was a summer day even as it snowed, so long as you stayed in her presence. She's strong enough that she was one of the women flown to Long Beach for that recent Zwift competition, and while she didn't win, I suspect women 20 years her junior would be stoked with her fitness and competitive drive. That she wanted to ride with me was just the perk I needed.
While I apologized at the finish, I'll apologize once again for prattling on about the right parietal lobe when she asked me about what I was working on. I went less rabbit hole on her than sink hole. I'm fascinated by all the stuff we think is magic that turns out to be real phenomenon that occur in the brain and can be measured. To me, that doesn't negate the mystery, but validates it. If it's in the brain and can be measured, then it really happened.
Sorry Christine.
King Ridge gathers its name from the fact that the road, following an interminable climb out of Cazadero, follows the ridgeline on this particular stretch of earth. You climb a bit, then descend, climb more, descend again, and so on. The vistas near the top of each peak reveal golden hillsides, vineyards of prized Pinot Noir, stands of Redwoods and houses of such rarity they were surprises. We traded leads on the descents, but I realized that except for the stretches I knew blindfolded, I should let her lead. She is, among other things, a former pro downhiller. Give her a tight turn and lousy pavement and she can gap me in 12 feet.
My buddy Christine. (Andrea Wells)
The darkness always descends in the second half of a race. With half the course complete, and legs leadened by five hours of effort, we discussed the enormity of what lay ahead, how we had little choice but to continue even though we were both intimidated and tired. She told me how the previous year it had rained the whole day and with the cold temperatures added in, she had pitched the Terrycloth on Skaggs Springs Road.
The sky was gray, the air cool and damp; I'd never pulled my arm warmers down, so when Christine remarked that she was going to pull hers up and put her vest on, I realized I didn't have any options. At this point in our ride we were farther from Santa Rosa than Santa Rosa is from San Francisco.
Tin Barn, because it runs through Ewok forest and passes homes that have stood since the homesteading of California, is too interesting a road to be a purgatory, but because of what it precedes, it is something of an anteroom. Turning onto Skaggs Springs is akin to skydiving; the road drops, quickly hitting double-digit grades before peaking at 16 percent in a breathtaking run of such speed that you find yourself braking on the following uphill just to make the turn.
The next 14 miles climb, gently at first and then finally, with severity. The Redwood forest gives way to the yellow of grasses and greens of scrub oak. And nearly as soon as we finished the climb we were dropping again, this with Christine gapping me in the first turn and stretching it like so much taffy with each successive bend. And believe me, I felt like I was going well for a road I didn't know.
But that singletrack. I'd managed to convince myself that Crawford had managed to find some entry and exit that allowed for a stretch of trail that didn't jump around like the stock market. Isn't self-delusion grand? Chris both out-walked and out rode me on the singletrack and disappeared into the park's poison oak and my delirium.
I was left with nothing to consider other than the battle with my body. The course was nearly secondary. Because the course was so hard I'd gotten behind on both food and water and with just miles to go, food and sometimes water made me nauseated. The course was too hard to wing it to the finish, but I'd rather completely bonk than puke. I think.
In that final mile of singletrack I got the very thing I hope to find every time I line up for an event. With the world stripped down to the moment in front of me, I get to see just what I choose. Of course, I'm not thinking about that in the moment. Among the many layers peeled away is self-reflection. Staring at a bunch of roots and then looking back at my bike to calculate if I can ride it or not and then deciding that all I want is the surest answer for not falling, not injuring myself. Without the worry of style or method, just the desire for an honest finish is its own kind of style.
Crossing the finish line wasn't the end of the journey, though. I've realized that how I treat others when I'm laid bare is a measure of how I've grown, whether or not I've moved in the direction I wish. While there was a moment of impatience, most of my recollection of the finish is one of gratitude and congratulating others on their strong finishes. I've been the guy irritated with everyone and everything when there's nothing left in reserve, and my great hope for those around me is that today I can show how grateful I am to have someone waiting for me at the finish. It's good to come home.
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Sketches like this (so sublime) are the main reason I love RKP. Thanks.
Great writing. I felt like I was there. Only RKP gets this part of the sport right.
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Padraig, for me this the most vivid, illustrative account of a ride of yours I have read.
The video revealed what this meant for you.
Thank you.
I suppose it's kind of cheap to say you're the best cycling writer out there today (your product reviews alone establish that). So let's say you may be one of the best writers out there today providing first-hand accounts of sporting exploits.
Always love your prose. Whenever I read about the rides you do, I realize what a weenie I am.
(Sigh…) I'll just keep pedaling in mediocrity. So glad your posts are so much more than that!


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"Jesus raised his eyes to heaven and said, 'Father, the hour has come. Give glory to your son, so that your son may glorify you, just as you gave him authority over all people, so that your son may give eternal life to all you gave him. Now this is eternal life, that they should know you, the only true God, and the one whom you sent, Jesus Christ. I glorified you on earth by accomplishing the work that you gave me to do. Now glorify me, Father, with you, with the glory that I had with you before the world began.
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Property owners upset about the prospect of a 27-mile-long trail along an old rail line from Orchard Park to Ashford have reason to rest easy.
If the past is an accurate guide, users of the trail will be busy engaging in healthy, recreational activities while enjoying nature and, hopefully stopping into mom and pop businesses along the way. Many of these same concerned neighbors might step out of their own homes along the trail and get to know each other better.
Erie Cattaraugus Rail Trail's website cites statistics that trails such as this have "significantly lower crime rates than the communities they are located in." It credibly contends that a utilized trail is less of a "crime magnet" than is an abandoned rail corridor. Rather than attracting "peeping toms," the increased activity would likely attract good Samaritans willing to inform law enforcement and neighborhoods about any suspicious activity.
This is not to say nothing bad ever happens on trails. Who doesn't remember the horrible slayings along the Clarence bike path and subsequent case of mistaken identity that allowed the real perpetrator to remain at large before being caught years later? Yet, crime – heinous or minor – is a rarity, according to trail advocates who offer evidence.
Still, some residents worry, including those in upscale subdivisions in Orchard Park and rural landowners in Ashford. News staff reporter Barbara O'Brien spoke to some of these residents.
Sandy Artim and her husband built a house on Curley Drive in the Independence Heights subdivision of Orchard Park 30 years ago and are none too pleased: "When we built the house, we signed up for the tracks. That's one of the reasons we moved here."
The Buffalo & Pittsburgh Railroad's decision to grant a 49-year lease, with five 10-year extensions built in, to the nonprofit Erie Cattaraugus Rail Trail has the couple steaming. Instead of the two trains a day that once rumbled down the tracks – they stopped in 1996 – they and others are contemplating people intruding on their privacy.
The Erie Cattaraugus Rail Trail organization says it takes seriously its responsibility to try to convince homeowners that a trail is better than the abandoned trail bed they now have. Trail advocates worked more than a decade to get the right of way, but it has been less than six months since the easement agreement was signed.
The next step is for the trail group to select a design firm which, according to Deborah Fenn, co-chairwoman of the trail board, will delve into each property owner's concerns. It needs to do that, and in a public way. That's the best path to building support.
Local leaders are lining up behind constituent concerns. Four towns came out against the trail 10 years ago: Aurora, Colden, Concord and Ashford. Although the Town of Orchard Park passed a resolution "strongly" supporting the trail in 2008, Supervisor Patrick J. Keem says, "The world in 2008 is a lot different than today." People who bought property were not told that there could be a rail trail and now there might be.
It is a lot for some to take in, but worried residents should consider other examples. The Tonawanda Rails to Trails initiative offers a local illustration. Opened a couple of years ago, the trail has been a huge success. It didn't take long before families, friends, neighbors and, yes, strangers began using the trail for exercise and camaraderie. Town Engineer James Jones said crime on the trail "has not been a major issue."
In fact, some real estate agents use it as a selling point.
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Our first visit to THE END is a well-planned exercise… The execution, however, could do with a great deal of improvement. Prepare yourselves for the most horrific boss fight on the server!
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A bathroom is usually a place that is given a clean decoration aesthetics, with many schemes spinning around chic crisp showrooms. Therefore, introducing industrial home decorations to the bathroom can require slightly different thoughts. This inspiring industrial style bathroom decoration shows us how to make this stand out look.
Discover a variety of ideas and themes put together, plus cool accessories and accents that you can apply in your final touch. Industrial style vanity, unique sinks, utilitarian faucets, lots of mirrors, open shelf ideas, rustic cabinets, matching ceiling lamps and wall sconces are all abundant in this massive selection. Here are some bathroom decorating ideas with industrial decorations.
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Rustic style often appears in every decorating idea, because its beauty that is attached to a natural rustic feel can bring comfort to your bathroom.
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This style can be said to be one of the rustic styles but not exactly the same. In this cottage style decoration, it emphasizes the rustic style that is combined with a bit of modern style. This cottage-style decoration can provide the same touch of comfort with a rustic yet more modern style.
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Bohemian style as you know is a style that contains interesting plant elements and patterns in its decoration. This style can provide more beauty in your bathroom not just in comfort.


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Claremont Village Expansion Fact Sheet
Prepared by the City of Claremont - Revised by The Village Claremont.com Feb 9, 2008
Note: Information below has been slightly abbreviated/updated
Click to view Village Expansion Specific Plan
|Village Walk Residential Project by Olson Company
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|Packing House Adaptive Reuse by Arteco Partners
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|Shops and Offices by Tolkin Group
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|Public Parking Structure by City of Claremont (Now Open)
|Public Plaza by City of Claremont (Not yet finished)
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Inspiring all learners to reach their highest potential as responsible, productive citizens.
Two Osceola schools ranked among the Top 20 schools in the 2015 Scholastic Summer Challenge for reading minutes:
--Boggy Creek Elementary -- 14,844,153 minutes read - Ranked #3 in the world
--Flora Ridge Elementary -- 2,300,326 minutes read - Ranked #10 in the world
Ten additional Osceola schools also made the Top 100 schools list in the number of minutes read:
--St. Cloud Elementary -- Ranked #38 in the world
--Kissimmee Elementary -- Ranked #40 in the world
--Neptune Middle -- Ranked #43 in the world
--Cypress Elementary -- Ranked #55 in the world
--Neptune Elementary -- Ranked #64 in the world
--Partin Settlement Elementary -- Ranked #66 in the world
--Parkway Middle -- Ranked #75 in the world
--Thacker Avenue Elementary School for International Studies -- Ranked #80 in the world
--Bellalago Academy -- Ranked #88 in the world
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Abadi LNG to be expanded on conventional scheme The Japanese company Inpex and its Anglo-Dutch partner Shell have decided to use the conventional scheme, offshore – pipeline – onshore, to implement the full field development of the Abadi LNG project offshore Indonesia. With the Abadi project, Inpex and Shell intend to develop […]Read more
Technip and JGC win Yamal LNG EPC contract The Russian Novatek and the international oil company (IOC) Total from France have selected, through their joint venture JSC Yamal LNG, the consortium made of Technip from France and JGC from Japan to build the liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant of their […]Read more
Eni ready to sell 20% stake in Rovuma to CNPC Although Eni from Italy and Anadarko Petroleum (Anadarko) from US had decided to team up in the onshore part of Mozambique liquefied natural gas (LNG) project, the both companies are searching for separated partnerships to develop the super-giant natural gas fields of the Rovuma […]Read more
Technip completed Pechora LNG feasibility study February 21st 2013, Alltech Group (Alltech) and Pechora LNG LLC (Pechora) meet in Moscow, Russia, with RF Deputy Regional Development Minister Sergey Vakhrukov and the Governor of Nenets Autonomous District Igor Fyendorov to move the project of liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant, Pechora LNG, […]Read more
AltaGas and Idemitsu to build LNG facility on BC coast AltaGas Ltd (AltaGas) from Alberta in Canada and the Japanese Idemitsu Kosan Corporation Ltd (Idemitsu) have decided to form the 50/50 AltaGas Idemitsu Joint Venture Limited Partnership joint venture to export liquefied natural gas (LNG) and liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) from […]Read more
Bahrain Petroleum Company (BAPCO) in brief
Energising The Future The Barhain Petroleum Company (BAPCO) is a national oil company wholly owned by the Government of Bahrain. BAPCO is one of the oldest oil and gas company in the Gulf, established in Bahrain by the Standard Oil Company of California in 1929. First oil was discovered in 1932 […]Read more
Anardarko and Eni to team up in Mozambique LNG
Anadarko and Eni to create 10 Trains Afungi LNG Park The Houston based Anadarko Petroleum Corporation (Anadarko) and the Italian national oil company Eni signed Heads of Agreement (HOA) to coordinate the development of their respective natural gas fields in the prolific Rovuma Basin, offshore Mozambique. Anadarko is leading a joint […]Read more
Noble Energy in brief
Energizing the World, Bettering People's Lives. Established in 1932 to explore the Gulf of Mexico, Noble Energy Inc. (Noble) has remained over 80 years an independent oil company bases in Houston, Texas. Focusing on the upstream side of the business, Noble operates onshore and offshore in short selection of oil and gas […]Read more
Vietnam Oil & Gas Group completed preparation work PetroVietnam's Chairman , Mr Phung Dinh Thuc confirmed during a visit on the site of the Nghi Son refinery project that the preparation work was completed in October 2012 so that the construction could start in 2013. The Nghi Son Refinery and […]Read more
Fluor in brief
Fluor takes on the toughest challenges Founded in 1912 in Santa Ana, California, as a construction company, Fluor became in 100 years one of the oldest and largest engineering company in the world. For its 100th anniversary, Fluor is engaged in more than 1,000 different projects in the world with […]Read more


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SCREEN Americas is on a roll. Recognized by Inkjet Summit participants as the 2017 Company to Watch for its production inkjet technology, the company was feted again as a Company to Watch at the recently concluded Digital Packaging Summit 2018, in Ponte Vedra, Florida.
SCREEN Americas announced the appointment of Ken Ingram, as president of the SCREEN Graphic and Precision Solutions group's US-based subsidiary, effective April 1, 2018.
Screen Americas amplifies its proven ability to enhance the customer experience with the hire of long-time packaging professional, Charlie Brown, as Labels and Packaging Solutions Manager.
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This is a small book that I illustrated in 1995. I have a limited number of copies available. It contains lots of quotes about motherhood by writers and other celebrities. The quotes are contained within a little watercolor border I did and it also includes 10 of my watercolor images. It would make a lovely gift!
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Title : MANUFACTURING IN-PROCESS CONTROL AND MEASURING TECHNIQUES FOR INTEGRAL ELECTRONICS (STRUCTURAL DEFECTS IN SINGLE CRYSTAL SEMICONDUCTORS).
Descriptive Note : Final technical documentary rept. 1 Apr 64-31 Mar 65,
Corporate Author : SYLVANIA ELECTRIC PRODUCTS INC WOBURN MA SEMICONDUCTOR DIV
Personal Author(s) : Wang, Pei ; Tausch, F. ; Wolfson, R.
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Abstract : The program's purpose is to develop special non-destructive in-process infrared and X-ray measuring techniques for detecting defects in silicon and gallium arsenide used in integrated circuit fabrication. Infrared techniques have been found quite useful for in-process detection of bulk defects, while it has been found that X-ray diffraction methods for detection of crystallographic defects are better suited to quality-sampling-type use. The Second (Evaluation) Phase resulted in the determination of detection sensitivity limits for the Lang X-ray technique for use in the detection of dislocations, plastic deformation, stacking faults, impurity precipitation and segregation, polycrystallinity and presence of grain boundaries, twin boundaries and subgrain boundaries, and surface defects in silicon. Sensitivity limits for bulk defect determination in Gallium Arsenide by the Borrmann X-ray techniques are also discussed. Limits have been determined also for the sensitivity of detection of mechanical defects, residual stress, and impurity content in silicon and gallium arsenide by infrared transmission microscopy, and the use of this tool is discussed. Finally, the detection sensitivity of the infrared birefringence technique is discussed. The Demonstration Phase consisted of processing some 400 slices of silicon integrated circuit wafers through these tests as a part of their standard production process. Slices contained circuits of three types. Distributions of IR and X-ray test results are shown. (Author)
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Amanda very kindly lent me her Mario Batali book Molto Italiano and I brought it home as important reading material. I made his dish Green Maltagliati with Oven-Dried Tomatoes, Basil, and Black Pepper Mascarpone after being inspired by its scandalous picture. Drying out the tomatoes took awhile, but it was pleasant since one could enjoy the feeling of having something cooking in the oven while doing practically no labor. The dish is meant for what appears to be (from the photo) insanely delicious fresh flat and wide pasta, but making pasta from scratch was not happening. So I bought some 'fresh' linguine from the supermarket. Whatevs! My mother thought the dish was divine.
Other than the long (easy) drying process, making this dish was a snap. I served it with:
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Mountain View, California (EastBayDaily) — Knoodle, the social learning platform for businesses, won two coveted Brandon Hall Awards for product excellence. Knoodle was honored with Gold in the Learning Management Technology for Small- and Medium-Sized Businesses category, and also Silver in the Content Management Technology category.
"We're delighted to receive two prestigious awards from Brandon Hall Group for the second year in a row," said Andrew Steele, CEO of Knoodle, "and it's even more of an honor to be recognized alongside great companies like Dell, Cisco and Adobe. Along with the thousands of companies like Stanley Black & Decker, Bronto Software, eHarmony, and the Buffalo Bills that have trusted Knoodle to extend learning into their organizations, this is further recognition that companies must embrace learning as an integral and continuous element of nurturing their teams to perform at their best, rather than just an occasional training exercise to fill a check box."
The entries were evaluated by a panel of veteran, independent senior industry experts, Brandon Hall Group Sr. Analysts and Executive Leadership based upon the following criteria: Product: What was the product's breakthrough innovation? Unique differentiators: What makes the product unique and how does it differ from any competing products? Value proposition: What problem does the product solve and/or what need does this product address? Measurable results: What are the benefits customers can expect to experience as a result of using this product?
"It is our honor to recognize this year's award winners, who exemplify the commitment to innovation and excellence that drives growth and over-the-top business results," said Mike Cooke, Chief Executive Officer of Brandon Hall Group, Inc.
Rachel Cooke, Chief Operating Office of Brandon Hall Group, Inc. stated, "This year's entries underwent a rigorous judging process and arriving at a final decision on this year's award winners was extraordinarily difficult for our judging panel."
The complete list of the 2012 Brandon Hall Excellence Awards winners is available here.
About Knoodle Knoodle is the social learning platform for your company. We help your people learn faster and do their jobs better by combining the depth of traditional enterprise learning technology with the immediacy and interactivity of social tools to make learning and knowledge sharing a natural part of the work day.
Companies big and small trust Knoodle to achieve a broad range of critical business objectives, ranging from product training and demos, to employee onboarding, training and certification programs, to broad social learning communities that bring together employees, customers and the ecosystem of partners. Knoodle delivers its solutions through the cloud, so there is no software to install and manage, deployment occurs in minutes not months, and is accessible anywhere and on any device.
For more information, visit http://www.knoodle.com.
About Brandon Hall Group, Inc. Having worked with more than 10,000 clients globally and after 20 years of delivering world-class solutions, Brandon Hall Group is the preeminent research and analyst organization focused on developing research-driven solutions to drive organizational performance for emerging and large organizations. Brandon Hall Group has an extensive repository of thought leadership, research, data and expertise in Learning and Development, Talent Management, Sales Effectiveness, Marketing Impact, and Executive Management.
For more information, visit http://www.brandonhall.com.
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Sensational coverage
I was disappointed with Tim Huber's article on LMC and Nelson Okanya ("EMM Leader's Termination Leaves Unanswered Questions," Dec. 27) because of its sensational nature. Most people understand that discussions such as these require confidentiality, and we would be upset if that was broken. I respect all parties involved who refused to disclose details that were not appropriate to share. Having said that, it's not hard to read between the lines and understand this move by LMC. Let's stop bad-mouthing people and organizations for making careful decisions without making anyone look evil.
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