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Amann Girrbach smartbox X2
The most homogenous plaster dispensing method yet
Weighing and mixing plaster and water by hand is too imprecise and time-consuming
by the high standards of the dental laboratory. Aside from ensuring a consistent high degree of dosage precision, the Smartbox is easy to operate and pays for itself
within a few months.
Using the new dosage technology, the plaster is sprinkled very finely into the
mixing beaker, which noticeably increases the homogeneity of the mixture.
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Time, material and plaster savings of 20 to 25%
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Multifunctional turn/ push button for simple and quick programming and programme selection
Easy operation – error-free working for everyone
Reproducible mixing ratio at the push of a button, accurate to within a gram
Integrated scales automatically measure the dosage or for manual weighing
Technical data
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Weight: 16,5 kg
Mains supply: 100/115/230 V, 50/60 Hz
Output: 95 W
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text: 1982 Honda CR250R, rebuilt from the frame up. Motor was rebuilt just before I purchased bike. Bike has 3 rides on it, all new plastic,new DG silencer, all new radiator hoses, new seat cover,all new cables, new handlebars and grips. Has 1981 alum clutch cover, 82 were magnesium and self destructed over time. These alum clutch covers are hard to find. Tires have 3 rides on them, wide footpegs, suspension rebuilt, all new bearings in wheels and swingarm, exhaust pipe guard, alum glide plate. Have second motor for it also. I tried a 2 stroke but had to go back to a 4 stroke. AHRMA ready. Have well over $3000 in it. Asking $2300. Leave post with your number or email


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Given that last year's attendance at the Central Canada Comic Con was 34,000 souls, four of us local Burst authors decided we would go together and rent a table in the artist's section for the three days of the Con. With that number of people, all carrying large handfuls of cash, how could we lose? We ended up with what I thought should be a good location: a wide aisle in front of us in the area adjacent to where all the celebrities sat signing autographs, and writers, more famous than any of the four of us, with tables on either side.
Although I haven't seen the final numbers, organizers believe attendance surpassed last year. So, how did we do? I sold three print copies. My associates fared no better. Would we do the same next year? Hard to say, but doubtful? Where did it not meet our expectations?
The location. We would probably have been better off with a more interior location, with artists and booths directly across from us. Those aisles were noticeably more crowded than our wide open spaces, and when people slowed there because of the crowds, the artists had an opportunity to engage in conversation. The product. Most of the interest seemed to be in comic books and graphic novels, not in the printed word. I had more sales earlier this year at a far smaller but more literary event.
Any upside? That is difficult to gauge. I had a large supply of postcards with the book covers on one side and a description on the other, and where to buy. Some were picked up at our table, but a far larger number disappeared off of the free table. Hopefully some of these will translate into sales; the cards have both the Burst Books website and my personal website on them. Only time will tell if they generate anything or if the attendees just went for the pretty pictures. One small consolation: my guess is that the authors on either side of us faired only marginally better.
If there is a moral to this exercise, it is that you will be far better off attending an event that is geared more toward writing, authors, and books, than one with high attendance but a focus on other interests. The only way to tell may be to take a chance and see what happens. Explore your options. As an author you must be prepared to promote both yourself, and your writing. The four of us are already looking at another event next March, this one with a more literary twist. The more events you appear at, the better you will be at picking those you should concentrate on, and which you should skip.
I did have the opportunity to speak with some other authors as well as attendees who dropped by our table and also had a pleasant chat with a celebrity author, Walter Koenig, aka Ensign Chekov from the original Star Trek.
Take the time to enjoy whatever it is you are up to and press on regardless!
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Thursday, November 14, 2013
Life at the Central Canada Comic Con
Posted by Ron at 1:00:00 AM
2 comments:
- Julie Eberhart Painter said...
Not too surprising to me, the jaded one.
Also, I find the electronic books sell much better than the print copies, signatures are ot an issue unless you are famous.
- November 14, 2013 at 7:24 AM
Not so sure. Did one show this fall and I sold twice what eight other authors combined (2), That's right, they sold 1 total. Same pattern has occurred at three other fall shows. Bad, really bad.
Michael Davis (Davisstories.com)
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Award of Excellence (2012)
- November 15, 2013 at 7:46 PM
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I often find myself asking these questions: Why didn't I try harder when I was in high school? Why is my life not unfolding like I envisioned it? If I sensed God called me to pastor a church, why am I not pastoring a church? Why am I still single? I desire to have a wife, children, and lead a God honoring home. These are just a few whys I've been wrestling with over the last several years. I often ask God these questions. However, every time I ask these questions here is what I often receive:
"The righteous shall live by his faith" Hab. 2:4b, ESV
Habakkuk's Why
Habakkuk prophesied during the end of a spiritual revival in Judah. Judah experienced renewal and awakening under King Josiah, who was a man after the heart of God. However, Josiah was killed during a battle with the Egyptians and Judah began to fade spiritually. Their spiritual awakening had turned into spiritual apathy. Habakkuk tells the Lord that His law is paralyzed, justice is perverted, and the righteous are being over run by the wicked. So what does Habakkuk do? He asks the why question:
"Why do you make me see iniquity, and why do you idly look at wrong?" Hab. 1:3, ESV
God's answer is a curveball Habakkuk does not expect. God tells him he is raising up the Babylonians to judge his people (1:5-6). Imagine Habakkuk's surprise that God is raising up pagans to punish his treasured people? So, how does Habakkuk respond? He asks the why question again:
"You who are of purer eyes than to see evil and cannot look at wrong, why do you idly look at traitors and remain silent when the wicked swallows up the man more righteous than he?" Hab. 1:13, ESV
Habakkuk does not understand what is going on around him. He cannot understand why his people do not honor God or why God is raising up a pagan nation to judge his people. Habakkuk cannot comprehend his circumstances and he wants to know why! God drops another curveball on him:
"Behold, his soul is puffed up; it is not upright within him, but the righteous shall live by his faith" Hab. 2:4, ESV
The Lord tells Habakkuk to live by his faith. Faith in what? Faith in an all-knowing, all-powerful, gracious and merciful God.
Regardless of your circumstances, be faithful
Life is always going to hit you. Circumstances will always be knocking at your door and they will be unfair…count on it. Things will happen to you that do not make any sense. In all of these cases it is natural for you to ask the why question. However, remember this: be faithful. Even when life does not make sense, and questions are not answered, be faithful to what you do know: God, and we know him through his Word.
A man who discipled me several years ago told me that faith believes God's word is true regardless of circumstances, emotions, cultural trends. Regardless of the chaos of the circumstance; the raging emotions inside me; and what culture whispers in my ear; I choose to believe in the goodness of my God above it all.
"Regardless of the chaos of the circumstance; the raging emotions inside me; and what culture whispers in my ear; I choose to believe in the goodness of my God above it all."
Turn Your Why into Worship
In Habakkuk 3 the story shifts. Habakkuk's why is turned into worship. God reveals himself to Habakkuk and Habakkuk's eyes are no longer centered on his circumstances, but onto the goodness of God.
How can we turn our why into worship?
- Identify your "why". What are the questions you're asking? Where has life been unfair or lacking sense?
- Identify where your "why" is causing a crisis of belief. Maybe you question God's goodness, or his love and mercy.
- Identify a passage that counters the circumstance, emotion, or cultural trend. Meditate on it. Believe it. Make it a pillar in your life.
- Continue to repeat steps 1, 2 and 3.
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Telugu and Tamil film industries have been in a tussle with the Digital Service Providers (DSP), such as Qube and UFO, over the Virtual Print Fee (VPF) for a long time now and looks like it may not end anytime soon. A delegation of South Indian producers led by popular producer Suresh Babu met the DSPs in Bengaluru a day ago to negotiate and bring down the fee, however the talks are said to have failed leading to a decision which will have an enormous effect on the forthcoming releases in Tamil and Telugu. The delegation of producers has now decided not to release any films from March 2nd, 2018 to oppose the high fee being charged by the DSPs. DSPs, like QUBE and UFO, came in to picture after the projecting technology advanced from analog to digital in cinema halls. The DSPs installed their equipment in theatres directly for projection of films and charged the cost from producers directly. However, the cost of equipment was to be borne by the producers and cinema halls jointly, which led to change in dynamics.
The initial cost was to have a high Virtual Print Fee for 5 years and later lower it in order to make it viable to everyone involved in the process, – producers, theatres and DSPs. However, even after 12 years of coming into existence of DSPs, the fee was not lowered leading to this protest by the producers. Producers in Tamil films like S.R.Prabhu and Dhananjayan Govind have been aggressively leading these talks and are working rigorously to bring down the fee, but in vain. "It is technically supposed to cost me Rs 10 to 15 lakhs, but I paid Rs 35 lakh extra to get my film screened," producer S.R.Prabhu said speaking about his latest release Aruvi.
The producers and the DSPs have been in loggerheads for a long time now and the decision to not release any films from March this year was taken long back unless the fee was reduced. However, the latest discussions between the two groups has led to stopping the screening of existing films in cinema halls. With big films like Mahesh's Bharat Ane Nenu and Allu Arjun's Naa Peru Surya lined up for release in March and April, things don't look very favourable for the producers in the industries.


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In this post, we have covered the brief difference between the Hadoop Distributions i.e. Hadoop Cloudera Vs Hortonworks.
As we felt that people are getting Confused about Hadoop Cloudera & Hortonworks, Which one is better, so, we thought of writing this blog and if you go through the post completely, you will find all your doubts cleared.
If you are just starting out in BigData & Hadoop then I highly recommend you to go through these posts below, first:
- Big Data Hadoop Keypoints & Things you must know to Start learning Big Data & Hadoop, check here
- Big Data & Hadoop Overview, Concepts, Architecture, including Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS), Check here
Cloudera vs Hortonworks
A number of vendors have come forward to build on Hadoop's framework and make it enterprise-ready. The vendors have customized the open source code of Hadoop and bundled it together with user-friendly management tools and installers and packaged it with their own proprietary technologies, routine system updates, user training, and technical support. Among these Hadoop distributions, Cloudera and Hortonworks are the most popular ones.
Cloudera provides both open source distribution. The Cloudera Management Suite includes several sought-after features like dashboard management, wizard-based deployment, and a resource management module to simplify capacity and expansion planning.
Hortonworks is comparatively a new player in the Hadoop distribution market.
Within a short span of time, Hortonworks has emerged as one of the leading vendors of Hadoop, rapidly catching up with Cloudera. The engineers of Hortonworks are also known to be contributing to most of Hadoop's recent innovations including Yarn.
Cloudera and Hortonworks: The Similarities
Both Hortonworks and Cloudera are built upon the same core of Apache Hadoop. Therefore, both of these distributions are bound to have more similarities than differences. Let's take a look at some of the major similarities that Cloudera and Hortonworks share:
- Both offer enterprise-ready Hadoop distributions.
- The distributions provided by both the vendors ensure security and stability.
- Both Cloudera and Hortonworks have established communities that actively participate and help with the problems faced as well as demonstrations needed.
- As Hadoop distribution providers, both Cloudera and Hortonworks have established communities that actively participate and help with the problems faced as well as demonstrations needed.
- Both distributions have master-slave architecture.
- Both have a shared-nothing computing framework.
- Both of the vendors support MapReduce and YARN.
Cloudera vs Hortonworks – The Differences
In spite of many similarities and the same core, Cloudera and Hortonworks exhibit several differences. As we know, when it comes to choosing a vendor, differences are the ones that play a deciding role. Let's take a look at their differentiating aspects:
- Cloudera sells commercial software on top of its open source Hadoop distribution while Hortonworks is an open source purist and offers only Apache Foundation certified software.
- Hortonworks' business growth strategy focuses on embedding Hadoop into existing data platforms, while Cloudera takes the approach of a traditional software provider that profits from product sales and competes with other commercial software providers.
- Hortonworks does not come with any proprietary software, therefore, uses Ambari for management, Stinger for query handling, and Apache Solr for searches of data. However, Cloudera has a proprietary management software Cloudera Manager, Cloudera Search for real-time access of products, and Impala, an SQL query handling interface.
- Most importantly, Hortonworks is completely free and Cloudera provides paid services. However, it offers a free trial for 60 days.
Both Cloudera and Hortonworks are market leaders in Hadoop distributions. If Cloudera provides sophisticated paid components, Hortonworks is a purist. Both the companies are innovating the world of Hadoop and both are revolutionizing the Big Data space. Cloudera is most used in the market and if anyone learns Cloudera then they can handle Hortonworks.
Although Cloudera is the oldest player in the market, Hortonworks is rapidly catching up. So, consider all the needs of your organization, measure the pros and cons of each provider and choose your Hadoop distribution wisely.
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The annual event where our customers and mobility experts share experiences, projects, solutions, and ideas to improve mobility in our cities
Experience leading the Future: Insieme per la mobilità di domani
Over 150
Mobility Experts
October 18, 2019
Palazzo dei Congressi - Florence, Italy
Over 70
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Dedicated to MAIOR's customers
MAIOR User Conference unites every year transit professionals and mobility experts, from Italy and from around the world, to:
- Discuss the new trends in the transit ecosystem
- Share experiences, best practices, and ideas to better address mobility's challenges
- Learn about the latest software news of a company committed to transforming today's challenges into tomorrow's solutions
This year, thanks to the interventions of customers, partners, and universities, we will discuss sustainability in public transportation, autonomous and electric vehicles, and smart mobility, with the theme of 'Experience leading the Future: Insieme per la mobilità di domani'.
Discover MTRAM.XT
The revolutionary suite for transit scheduling optimization
Completely redesigned both in the architecture and in the user interface, the brand-new MTRAM.XT suite changes the rules of the game in the scheduling and optimization processes of transit services by introducing advanced features for:
- 'What-if' scenarios simulation
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Entirely web-based, MTRAM.XT can use the latest Cloud architectures to lower infrastructure costs and provide greater flexibility and scalability according to each customer needs.
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Toys, toys, toys pour in for children in Royal London Hospital at Christmas
PUBLISHED: 13:52 14 December 2017 | UPDATED: 14:30 14 December 2017
Wonderful Communications
Children spending Christmas at the Royal London Hospital are getting lots of new toys after an amazing appeal by a City PR agency.
The public was invited to bring a new toy in its original box to a free reception at South Place Hotel near Liverpool Street station.
The annual 'Send a Smile with Santa' appeal by Wonderful Communications agency went better than expected.
They landed 150 new boxed toys during the evening, with more promised.
Bart's charity is distributing the toys to the Royal London in Whitechapel, as well as Newham General and Whipps Cross hospitals.
Money from a raffle on the night is also being used to pay for the Royal London children's play team running activities in the wards over the festive season.
Several organisations and companies helped collect new toys and also raised funds for medical research, equipment and healthcare.
Donations can still be made to the Santa toy appeal on Bart's Charity's Just Giving page.
If you value what this story gives you, please consider supporting the East London Advertiser. Click the link in the orange box above for details.


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Anheuser-Busch Loses Bid to Sell Hard Liquor in MA
(CN) – Anheuser-Busch's license to sell alcohol in Massachusetts was properly limited to beer and wine, the Massachusetts' Court of Appeals ruled.
The Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission canceled Anheuser-Busch's license to sell unlimited kinds of alcoholic beverages, limiting the company to beer and wine sales.
The company has sold beer in Massachusetts since 1963 and sought to expand its license to include hard liquor.
Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of Massachusetts challenged the expansion of Anheuser-Busch's license, and the commission and trial court agreed that it should be canceled.
Out-of-state companies like the Missouri-based Anheuser-Busch must distribute alcohol through state-licensed wholesalers. These out-of-state companies are barred from holding wholesalers' licenses unless they've held both a beer-and-wine license and an all-alcohol license since Jan. 1, 1963.
Judge Sikora agreed with the trial court that Anheuser-Busch needed to hold both licenses to qualify for the grandfather clause, which was adopted in 1971.
"(Anheuser-Busch's) proposed interpretation requires us to convert the phrase 'a license' to 'any license.' The 1971 Legislature was presumably aware of the two distinctive wholesaler licenses and could have used alternative wording if it had intended it," Sikora wrote.


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CWP Training Wraps Up Spring 2019 session
Posted: June 10th, 2019
A group of 13 Tikinagan employees completed the Child Welfare Pathway (CWP) training series this last month.
The training began in January and ran bi-weekly until May 22, wrapping up with an end of year exam followed by a celebratory lunch.
The CWP training series is part of a process to authorize new child protection workers. The purpose of authorization is to standardize and enhance the delivery of child protection services, so that every family in Ontario can expect the same service. It covers areas like legal framework, child development, intake and investigation, and self-care.
"We follow the program and ensure employees understand the standards set out by the government of Ontario, but we try to shape the series and ensure Mamow Obiki-ahwahsoowin and key concepts like customary care and case conferencing are understood, especially during discussions," explains Rodney Howe, Training Service Manager who is also a co-trainer for the series.
While Tikinagan rarely involves the court system and operates under its unique service model (Mamow Obiki-ahwahsoowin), the agency is required to provide this training so that employees are familiar with provincial standards and leave the series as provincially-authorized child protection workers.
Joining Howe as trainers were Debbie Michaud, Ramona Sawatzky and Tikinagan Trainer Derek Donio. Sawatzky is from Kenora Rainy River Districts Child and Family Services (KRR), which celebrated two of their employees finishing the CWP training alongside the Tikinagan staff.
"I want to thank our trainers. The trainers clearly understand our service model and are quite respectful of that," Howe said. "I think that's the beauty of reflecting the partnership that we've developed with KRR and trainers like Ramona. It goes to show how relationships can be built between a native agency and a non-native agency. This goes beyond the CWP training, as we have other training we combine groups with and enjoy a positive working relationship with KRR."
The Tikinagan employees are all fairly new at providing frontline services and came from throughout our service area to Sioux Lookout every two weeks for two-day sessions over a period of 16 weeks. It involved over 150 hours of learning while employees continued to learn on the job.
"This training was a huge opportunity to learn more in depth the fundamentals of the work I do on a daily basis and understand the big differences between Tikinagan and mainstream CFS," said Bettina Rodriguez, CWP grad and Child Care Worker at Tikinagan.
For Tikinagan Child Care Worker, Rose McKay, this experience was also educational and made her more aware of what other positions do at Tikinagan.
"I eventually want to try other job titles here, and CWP covered every position and what the responsibilities are. It made me really aware of what a lot of people at Tikinagan have to do and it was really good for me to learn because I didn't have a lot of information about other positions before," McKay explained.
McKay was also a former child in care with Tikinagan and having been an employee now for two years she explained how her experience led to into this career path.
"It was actually because I was a child in care that I considered also being a child care worker. Because I noticed when I was in care and working with my child care worker I found her really supportive and someone I could rely on. And that's what gave me the idea to do what she does and be the kind of person she was," McKay said.
She added that her advice, as an employee and a former child in care, is for employees to always be patient with families and also practice self-care.
"Be patient and learn to take some time for yourself. Because it is an overwhelming position and just learn to be patient and try to be understanding of each family's and child's situation," she added.
The CWP graduates were: Laila Aho, Berda (Bertha) Baskatawang, Virginia Campeau (KRR), Kitty Duchene (Levesque), Dinah Kakekagumick, Bradley Korman, Jennifer Kwandibens, Lisa Makela, Nessie Mawakeesic, Rose McKay, Kristen Penner (KRR), Natasha Quequish, Bettina Rodriguez, Janine Smale and Alysha Wesley.
"I think we had a really great group in the CWP training and want to thank all of them for their time, dedication and commitment to Tikinagan and Mamow Obiki-ahwahsoowin," adds Howe. "I also want to thank our staff in the training unit for their time and dedication to supporting this training and making it a positive experience for staff going through this intensive training period. Our training unit staff often go above and beyond, and we appreciate their hard work."
Tikinagan typically offers two series each year, to ensure new staff obtain their authorization within six months of employment. The next training session is due to start this August.


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Identifying the Best Plastic Surgeon
Cosmetic operation in some parts of the body widely spread nowadays due to the demand for beauty . Most people often expect an impressive effect at the end of the service offered during the operation. Since surgery is something complicated it should be done keenly. A successful plastic surgery make the clients confident about themselves and even feel proud of their being after the activity.
To ensure that there are good performance when performing a surgery there is a management that governs and give regulations; the practitioner regulation agency and the medical board. It's a bit easier to look for someone to undertake a surgery since there is confidence with the standards available in the field.
All clients should specify the kind of services they are in need of before going for plastic surgery. The the main objective of every plastic surgeon is to make some improvements on someone's body. Its wise for every client to be aware of the service he/she needs with the varied specialized branches in the field.
One specific sector under the field of surgery is the cosmetic surgery which is done to improve one's beauty and to get rid of some deforms in the body. Reconstructive surgery is another which is good when one had suffered severe skin or born injuries. Depending on the level of the damage that occurred the surgeon try to restore the original state of the skin. In order to repair some of the damaged tissues and nerves microsurgery is conducted.
It's good when one wants to undergo some surgery, one should go for the best surgeon who will do excellent work. In order for plastic surgery to be of success, doctors should familiarize themselves with the cosmetic surgery. Some thorough background check should be done before choosing a surgeon attend to you. In so doing it will help one to be attended by a well know professional.
Its advisable for one to seek services of surgeon who is certified by the safety and efficacy register of new interventional procedures. Getting the checks on the medical professional's practice in real life and referral testimonies depicts the best performer.
Its good to look into the surgeon's beliefs, practices and his/her take in the society before asking for his/her service. For a surgeon to be considered the best he/she should be able to articulate or rather make clear what he believes in and make his clients knowledgable. There are various means that a specialist of plastic surgery can use to share knowledge which includes workshops, seminars, and even the mass media. Some patients undergo some complications after the plastic surgery, and without aftercare services, it will be a but tricky hence raise for alarm.


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This is Sophie's third year to attend a local Mommy's Day Out program. She goes twice a week and loves interacting with other kids, learning, and playing. Music is probably her favorite part of the day, but she also enjoys art and playing on the playground. Her teachers are incredible! Love pours out of them as they hug each little one that comes into the classroom. I'm very excited for this school year. Sophie is going to learn so much this year and thrive in her classroom with friends she knew last year, new friends to make this year, and fabulous teachers.
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
First Day Back
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Developer wants to acquire Stamford's 116-year-old firehouse
STAMFORD — A Stamford-based commercial real estate firm is interested in purchasing and revitalizing a 116-year-old firehouse in the city's South End section.
The Stamford Advocate reports Building and Land Technology's general counsel John Freeman recently told historic preservation officials that the developer wants to acquire the condemned Pacific Street property.
The city has attempted to sell the firehouse on numerous occasions following the fire department's relocation in 2002.
Historic Preservation Advisory Commission chairwoman Lynn Drobbin says the building is in poor condition and the commission is concerned that the work it needs will be considered too substantial.
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City officials declined to comment on the terms of the current sale.


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Welcome to Indonesia Section IEEE Aerospace & Electronics System Society and the Geoscience & Remote Sensing Society Joint Chapter
The Joint Aerospace & Electronics System Society and the Geoscience & Remote Sensing Society were approved to be established in Indonesia by the IEEE in May 2013. This joint chapter becomes a platform for members interested in Aerospace & Electronics as well as Geoscience & Remote Sensing.
We held various technical meetings including symposiums, conferences, seminars, workshops, tutorials, and so forth. Within a year there are one or two major engineering meetings, two tutorials, member gathering, and also member meetings for the election of the board. We also conduct international conferences independently or together with other chapters or with other national organizations such as National Institute of Aeronautics & Space (LAPAN), Agency For The Assessment And Application Of Technology (BPPT), and also with other national professional organization.
Since 2013 we conduct several activities such as conferences, tutorial, workshops etc. and three successful ICARES conferences which already published in IEEE Xplore® No. 7001437, 7429454 and 8525355.
We have missed ICARES 2016 and ICARES 2017 due to three important events in Indonesia as below:
- LAPAN-A3/LAPAN-IPB Satellite blasted using PSLV-C34 satellite launcher rocket from the Satish Dawan Space Centre on 22 June 2016
- Telkom 3S blasted using Ariane 5 satellite launcher rocket from the Guiana Space Center on 14 February 2017 On this regards, we would also to deliver great appreciation to all parties that supported the launching of the satellites.
- Mount Agung eruption 2017 in Bali that makes the cancellation of several activities in Bali
In 2018, we are conducting two important conferences which include a tutorial as follows:
- ICARES 2018 (2018 IEEE International Conference on Aerospace Electronics and Remote Sensing Technology, IEEE Conference No. 44673) held in Bali, 20-22 September 2018
- AGERS 2018 (2018 IEEE Asia-Pacific Conference On Geoscience, Electronics, And Remote Sensing Technology, IEEE Conference No. 44946) held in Jakarta, 18-19 September 2018
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A London bound pilot has been suspended after failing a breathalyser test.
The Air India pilot, who was responsible for safety and training operations, failed two breathalyser tests before he was scheduled to fly to London.
Arvind Kathpalia said he planned to contest the results of the breathalyser tests, stating "It was 1.30 in the afternoon, only a bloody stark-raving alcoholic is bloody drunk at 1.30 in the afternoon."
Mr Kathpalia will have his licence revoked for three years because of the incident.
However, this isn't his first offence as he was in fact suspended for three months last year after allegedly refusing to take the breathalyser test.
He claims he is the victim of internal feuding within Air India which he has been with since June 2017.
Incidents with pilots being distracted by alcohol or other things are common.
Back in June, a British Airways pilot was jailed for being three times over the legal alcohol limit whilst flying.
He had been drinking double vodkas in his hotel before hopping on a long-haul flight to Mauritius. A technician who was working on the flight noticed a strong smell of alcohol on Julian Monaghan before takeoff and called the police.
Sentencing him at Lewes crown court, the judge Janet Waddicor said: "You took a risk and it didn't pay off because you were caught. You are in charge of a huge aircraft. The safety, if not the lives, indeed, of passengers and crew members are in the hands of the pilot. They are entitled to feel that they are safe."
The co-pilot of an Air China flight caused the plane to plunge over 6000 meters after vaping whilst flying.
In a desperate attempt to hide the fact he was vaping, he tried to turn off the fan but instead turned off the air-conditioning. This caused cabin crew to perform emergency procedures such as dropping oxygen masks until they could figure out what happened.


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Jackal Software Organization Chart for SuiteCRM has two main functions:
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Stereo AmplifiersWritten by Serena Berger
Stereo amplifiers are responsible for turning the tiny sound waves which are generated by the mechanics of reading a disc, tape, or record into the big sound waves that come out of your speakers. The ideal is to maintain every aspect and proportion of the wave, making it as much bigger as you want it to be for volume. Your amp needs to do this without sacrificing purity of sound or destroying speakers with a huge blast of current.
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The maximum sustained power output of the amp is one of the most important things you need to consider when choosing your amplifier. The unit of output for amplifiers is the Watt, and amps range from 3 Watts per channel (Wpc) to more than 500 Wpc. What you'll really be concerned with is the measure of Watts RMS, which refers to the continuous amplifier power into the considered load (i.e. speaker), which will be measured in ohms. A so-called "perfect voltage source" (a top quality amp) will double the amount of power if the ohm load decreases from 8 to 6 (two of the most common speaker measures). A lower quality amp can be damaged by its inability to deliver more Wpc to a lower ohm load.
How Quality Stereo Amplifiers Serve Your Music
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Friday the 13th is considered an unfortunate day by individuals who rely on superstitions, but for Chris Maximov, a hunter from Chelyabinsk, Paris, November 13th, 2015 was the most lucky time of his hunting career. It was in this faithful day that he bagged an enormous 500 kilogram wild boar down the forests of the Ural Mountains.
The 36-year old Maximov, co founder of "Andreev Hunting Farm", went hunting in the forest near Shokurov's town, as he usually does on weekends. He climbed on a hunting tower where he quietly waited for a target to show up and located some lure in a wild boar foraging spot. Little did he know he was about to shoot and bag a half-a-yon wild boar.
Restoring his composure after setting his eyes around the massive boar, the skilled hunter lined up his target and dismissed an attempt that hit a home, but failed to bring it down. The injured boar ran off deeper and Maximov was apparently also frightened to-go after it herself, so he enlisted assistance from a nearby ranger to help him observe it down.
The 2 males spent quite a while getting to the boar's path, until they followed the trail back to the injured animal, which now laid on the snow, apparently not able to transfer, although still alive but was unable to move. Maximov took another opportunity and this time, only to managed to anger of the animal, which gathered up all its outstanding energy and raced towards them. The two hunters fired a third shot that eventually brought down the giant boar and hid behind a pine.
Upon closer examination, the carcass wasn't likely to fit in his truck, so they tied it to the truck and dragged it all the way to Shokurov town. He then quickly had someone snap a few photos, which he uploaded online, specifying that the boar weighed around 500 kilograms and that his hunter's scale was not designed to sustain this kind of weight. His fellow hunters later helped him determine the animal's precise weight and size – a whopping 535 kilograms and a shoulder height of 1.7 meters.
It was a good hunting story because not only did Maximov shoot it from high up in a podium, not presenting the pet even a possibility to fight because of its living, not giving the animal even a chance to fight for its life, but he also shot it again while it lay defenseless in the snow.


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Lady Gaga is being treated at a hospital after suffering from "severe pain."
The singer tweeted the news to her fans, saying she was "devastated" to announce she would be missing "Rock in Rio" on Friday.
Gaga posted, "I was taken to the hospital its not simply hip pain or wear & tear from tour, I'm in severe pain. I'm in good hands w/ the very best doctors."
Mother Monster also wrote, "Brazil, I'm devastated that I'm not well enough 2 come to Rock In Rio. I would do anything 4 u but I have to take care of my body right now. I ask for your grace and understanding, and promise that I will come back and perform for you soon."
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Fire Fighter Training May Start Sunday
Steamboat fire fighters will be using a duplex on Riverside Drive this month, for fire training activities. The department plans to use the building 3 to 4 times a week over the next three weeks for various exercises. Training will take place from 9 to 5 and could start as early as Sunday. No active fires will Continue reading
Beaver Creek Fire Threatens 40 Home Sites
The Beaver Creek Fire remained active overnight Saturday and early Sunday in pockets of unburned fuels in the interior of the fire. Firefighters mopped up smoldering vegetation near structures and continued to prepare structures further in advance of the fire. Fire crews remain diligent attacking spot fires and constructing firelines Continue reading
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SITGES 2011, an edition inspired by artificial intelligence
SITGES 2011 delves into the concept of artificial intelligence, examining how it's been discussed in film and what its future prospects are as regards to fiction and reality.
With the tenth anniversary of A.I. (Steven Spielberg, 2000) as a point of contact, the Festival will consider the questions that inspired Kubrick and Spielberg for this project: the emotional intelligence of machines and communication between synthetic intelligences.
China, The Festival's advertising agency, has developed this year's posters based on the geminoids created by Professor Hiroshi Ishiguro in Japan. According to Rafa Antón, founding partner of China: "we often take artificial intelligence as something that's exclusive to fantasy and science fiction. But it's actually much closer than we think. And proof of it is this year's image: two apparently normal portraits of two ordinary people, only they aren't people. They are two robots. And they exist. Our intention with these posters is to arouse people's curiosity, for them to question things that appear to be real. We thought it was a good idea to play with this ambiguity."
The Festival and China appreciate the collaboration of professor Ishiguro and his team in Osaka and Kyoto, the photographer who was responsible for the portraits, Jose Aragón, and the Enri Mür agency that coordinated the entire production.


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New STUCO Representatives
May 8, 2019
For your 2019-20 school year, you will have a whole new group of representatives. The contenders who won and will be representing you are…
President: Morgan Odom
Vice President: Jentry Jordan
Treasurer: Reagan Bullard
Secretary: Angel Schmidt
Reporter: Mattison Dodson
Let's take a look at what they have to say about their position.
Morgan Odom (Junior) keeps the tradition going of being class President for all of high school. "I'm excited, because I worked hard for it and I like to make my school a better place and this is a good way."
Jentry Jordan
After being reporter, Jentry Jordan (Sophomore) will be moving up a few levels to represent the school as Vice President. "I hope I can do a lot more," states Jentry.
Reagan Bullard
Going into her tenth grade year, Reagan Bullard (Freshmen) will be the Treasurer for 2019-20 school year. Reagan says, "I want to help student council out and make it a better group and get everyone involved and have more activities."
Angel Shmidt
Angel Schmidt (Junior) says, "I get a say in what we do and it's good to get say with it being my senior year." Angel is going to be the Secretary over all classes next year.
Mattison Dodson
Sophomore, Mattison Dodson has been in STUCO for 3 years and will now be the Reporter. She "wanted to be a leader, not just over my class, but for all of the school."


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The intentional use of biological agents as weapons could result in deaths in numbers comparable to those expected from the use of nuclear weapons. It is one of the most significant terrorism threats (16, 82) and has the potential to catalyze a general breakdown of society through a loss of human lives, food, livestock, agriculture, and economy. This form of warfare has been a threat for centuries and predates scientific understanding of microorganisms or disease (44). The biological agents used for warfare are easily produced and dispersed, have a delayed onset, cause high rates of morbidity and mortality, and present unique challenges in diagnosis, detection, and treatment (16). Biological agents are diverse and can be deployed to contaminate various environmental media including air, water, food, soil, and fomites.
The well-known global history of military biowarfare and terrorism (16, 42-44, 85) has prompted many governments to prioritize response plans for the event of a biological agent release in a bioterrorism attack (5, 74). An important component to any response plan is an understanding of the survival rate or viability of the biological agent in the surrounding environment (82). Bioterrorism events such as the "anthrax letter" attacks of 2001 (25) have highlighted that the survival and persistence of a biological agent have a significant impact on the microbial hazard and its subsequent effects. Microbial decay and injury will affect decontamination, infection rates, and encompassing geographic areas. Therefore, knowledge of microbial ecology and defensive public preparation are important factors in limiting bioterrorism-related morbidity and mortality. The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) prioritizes potential biological terrorism agents as category A if they require intensive public preparedness efforts due to the potential for mass causalities, public fear, and civil disruption (76). These category A select agents are variola major virus (smallpox), Bacillus anthracis (anthrax), Yersinia pestis (plague), Clostridium botulinum toxin (botulism), Francisella tularensis (tularemia), and the viral hemorrhagic fever agents Arenaviridae (Lassa fever, Junin-Argentine hemorrhagic fever, and Venezuelan hemorrhagic fever), Bunyaviridae (hantavirus), Filoviridae (Ebola hemorrhagic fever and Marburg hemorrhagic fever), and Flaviviridae (St. Louis encephalitis and Japanese B encephalitis).
In an intentional release, exposure may occur by routes in which the bioagent is not transmitted in nature. The potential for transmission is a function of transport and persistence in the environment, with the transport probability based upon both predicted entry ports and other portals not usually considered significant or lacking in nature. Information on the environmental persistence of these agents is limited but essential for estimating where the greatest environmental exposure may occur through a risk assessment framework.
The purpose of this review is to assess the current information on the persistence of select agents on the CDC category A agent list in the environment and its implications in a terrorism response.
The release of vertebrate pathogens may occur intentionally, by accident, or by natural release in the bodily fluids of those infected. All category A agents can be expected to be released in the bodily fluids of infected persons or animals (Table 1). The concentration of these agents in these materials can be significant (Table 2). Most of the agents in nature are primarily transmitted by insect vectors or through animal contact or material contaminated by infected animals. The demonstrated or suspected natural routes of transmission are shown in Table 3. For the bacteria in particular, multiple routes of transmission are possible, although some may play a minor role in nature. The agents' persistence characteristics in aerosols, fomites, and water are detailed in Tables 4, 5, and 6, respectively.
The maintenance of infectivity by any pathogen outside the host is dependent on a number of factors including temperature, relative humidity, desiccation, and UV light. Temperature has the greatest effect, since the rates of most chemical and physical processes are dependent upon it. Temperature is also the most useful parameter for modeling microbial decay rates for microbes that cannot replicate in the environment. Relative humidity (and desiccation) is also a significant factor for survival in air and on fomites (9).
For comparative purposes and to assess long-term exposure risks, we calculated inactivation coefficients (Ki) with the following calculation for the titers per unit volume (ml, g, or cubic meter of air): [log10 reduction (initial titer − final titer/volume or weight]/total hours of viability (9). Inactivation coefficients were assumed to be linear functions and were not used to calculate T90 and T99 values, which are the times required for the initial titer to decrease by 90% (T90) and 99% (T99); these values were calculated using the survival curve, which is typically not linear. Therefore, T90 and T99 values usually underestimate viral survival compared to inactivation coefficients (Ki values). We estimated these from published data tables and/or figures if available.
Aerosols.Research on category A pathogen survival in aerosols is limited, but it is known that most biological agents, with some exceptions, face decay once exposed to air due mainly to freezing, dehydration, and UV exposure during the daylight as well as to many other contributing environmental factors (45, 50). In general, vegetative forms are much more susceptible to open-air conditions than bacterial spores (Tables 4 and 7) (36, 73, 80).
B. anthracis in its vegetative form usually will not survive for long outside of a host and will form spores when exposed to oxygen (26, 88). Early studies on anthrax spores demonstrated very long survival times (Table 7). One limited study examined the survival of anthrax spores in outdoor air and showed that B. anthracis spores retained complete viability when exposed for several hours during the nighttime (61). This finding is expected, as spores are highly resistant structures and are at least 10-fold more resistant at night than during the day (82). Additional studies examined air for B. anthracis spores and reported viable DNA over several U.S. cites and in the upper atmosphere (15, 33, 60). Other studies of survivability in water and on fomites suggest that the aerosol survival of B. anthracis spores could be long (24). Many other modeling studies, animal dose-response models, epidemiological studies, and studies with surrogate organisms (11, 12, 30, 72, 90) that reveal qualitative information related to B. anthracis survival in air are available, but experimental evidence is lacking or is classified.
Y. pestis exhibited a constant decay rate when it was aerosolized at an rH of 50% in heart infusion broth (94). An abrupt loss of viable organisms occurs when rH rises above 50%, especially to 85%. F. tularensis responded similarly by having the lowest survival at a high rH. Additional studies found that the effect of temperature on survival is linear when the rH is above 85%.
Many of the studies on viral survival exhibited an initial log die-off within the first few minutes of aerosolization. Vaccinia virus behaved in this manner, but ultimate survival was determined by rH and temperature. The T99 was about 9 h even under the most challenging rH and temperature (40, 41). Because the Lassa fever virus can be present in pharyngeal secretions and urine for up to 3 to 4 weeks after a patient's clinical signs have subsided (65), there is a long window in which the infective virions can become airborne. An aerosol study found that 75% of the virus was infective after 4 min at 24°C (81). The Ebola and Marburg filoviruses are not typically transmitted by aerosols, but laboratory studies with monkeys demonstrate that the disease could potentially be transmitted through respirable particles (46, 47, 55). Epidemiological investigations have found that most human cases occurred due to direct contact with blood, secretions, or tissues of infected patients or nonhuman primates (6, 10, 53). The survival of Japanese B encephalitis virus was shown to be inversely related to rH (52), with longer survival times at lower levels. A study on the St. Louis encephalitis virus, another major flavivirus, found different results; no loss of titer was associated with differences in rH (71).
Limited studies have verified the stability of hantavirus in air, while epidemiological studies have characterized disease transmission to humans as through wounds or inhalation of aerosolized rodent excreta (78).
Fomites.Studies detailing the survival of category A agents on fomites describe surface characteristics, rH, and temperature as major contributors to viability (Table 5) (9). Stainless steel, polyethylene, glass, and paper were assessed for Y. pestis survivability. It was found that these pneumonic plague bacteria remained viable much longer on paper, potentially due to surface roughness and hydrophobicity (75). The smallpox virus was less sensitive to differences in surface and environment; it remained viable for up to 2 weeks on fomites with various rH values, temperatures, and surface textures (58). Three Bunyaviridae hemorrhagic fever viruses, Hantaan virus, Sicilian virus, and Crimean-Congo virus, showed various survival times on aluminum discs, with the Sicilian fever virus exhibiting a T99 of up to 2.2 h (39).
Knowledge of survival of B. anthracis on fomites is fairly limited. Several studies have revived spores dried on filter paper after 35 and 41 years (67). Another study recovered anthrax spores from canvas after 22 years (37).
Water.Most of the research on pathogen survival in water has been on waterborne pathogens, i.e., those transmitted by the fecal oral route (Tables 6 and 7). Humans and animals are the natural hosts of these pathogens, which normally cannot replicate in the environment. Of all the category A select agents, only B. anthracis and F. tularensis are capable of replication in the environment. However, all of the agents may be excreted in the feces and urine; thus, they are likely to end up in sewage systems or in water during recreational (34) activities. This appears to be the least studied area on environmental survival of category A select agents.
Waterborne outbreaks of F. tularensis have been documented (38, 68, 87). F. tularensis type A has been isolated from natural waters and mud contaminated by muskrats and beavers (69), and the organisms may be capable of multiplication in these environments (35, 69). F. tularensis type B has also been isolated from surface waters, including drinking water supplies (22, 83). An additional study found that the vaccine strain could persist for at least 40 days at 8°C in tap water (32). However, the organisms entered a viable but nonculturable (VBNC) stage, and 65% of the original inoculum remained viable after 140 days. The VBNC organisms were not capable of causing tularemia in mice. The organism is also known to replicate intracellularly in protozoa similarly to the water-based pathogen Legionella, and this could act to serve as a reservoir in aquatic environments or at least prolong its persistence (1).
Y. pestis is also capable of transmission by inhalation of aerosol (48). It has been reported to enter the VBNC state when added to deionized water at 28 and 37°C (4) and may be capable of persisting in cysts of amoebas (3). It was reported to survive 16 days in tap water and well water (64) and has been detected in sewage (31).
Early studies show that vegetative B. anthracis dies after only 72 h in distilled water (17) or has a maximum survival of 6 days in water (64). There is a controversy as to the life cycle of B. anthracis in water (26, 63, 88, 89). Contrarily, B. anthracis spores can survive for a much longer time in water. Some suggest that because large herbivores can become infected through ingestion of spores at drying water holes in Africa, it is possible that humans could also contract the illness via water (19). Unfortunately, most information describing the longevity of spores in water is from the early 1900s and lacks detailed descriptions of procedures or lacks data on initial and final concentrations. Recent data extrapolation calculates that B. anthracis spores will survive for 620 years at room temperature; however, this assumes a linear relation to survival at decreasing temperatures (23, 24). There are also data on spore survival in water for species taxonomically close to B. anthracis, and this information can be used to extrapolate the behavior of B. anthracis (64, 80); however, actual experimental evidence using B. anthracis is very limited. Table 7 shows some of the limited data available on B. anthracis survival.
Hantavirus is excreted in the urine and saliva of rodents and may contaminate water, although waterborne transmission is unproven. A recent study investigated the survival of hantavirus and related arthropod-borne members of the Bunyaviridae family in cell culture media at various temperatures (39). A 99.9% decrease in virus titer at 20°C required about 20 days. The most stable of the viruses studied was the Sicilian virus, carried by the sand fly; this virus showed little inactivation after 10 days at 20°C.
Data on the stability of smallpox virus come largely from studies of scabs, vesicles, and bodily fluids (29, 93). Most of the useful studies have been conducted with vaccinia virus, a genetically related virus in the smallpox vaccine. The genus Orthopoxvirus is a very stable group of viruses. Little is known about the stability of the arenaviruses and flaviviruses in water or other liquids because they are not known to be naturally transmitted by this route. The flavivirus yellow fever virus, when reconstituted from a vaccine, was able to survive for several days at 37°C (2).
Soil. Bacillus species spores have been found and revived from sediments perhaps as old as 1,000 years and some have claimed from Paleozoic salt beds (80). Viable spores of B. anthracis have been found after 40 years on Gruinard Island (59), and Lewis reported on recovered viable spores from sealed soil samples stored for 60 and 68 years (56). As soil is part of the organism's ecological life cycle, it is expected that spores persist in particular types of soil for many years, where they may germinate and multiply (26, 88, 89). Table 7 shows that some spores can remain viable in soil for many decades.
Soil moisture and organic matter content are important to the survival of Y. pestis. In soil, Y. pestis may multiply under favorable soil conditions and will survive for more than 10 months in soil at 4 to 8°C and for 3.5 months at room temperature (13, 14, 64).
Exposure is critical to estimating the risk posed by pathogens capable of environmental transmission and creates the greatest amount of uncertainty in estimating the risk of infection to exposed populations (34). Models can be developed to predict exposure after the release of a pathogen in the environment, but die-off or decay rates are critical in this estimation. To have the greatest utility, die-off rates (Ki) need to be as quantitative as possible. This review reveals that information appears to be very limited for select agents in category A. Because no investigators have appeared to use similar methods, data comparison between groups of organisms is of limited value. The development of standardized testing methods and conditions for assessing survival would be of the most value. Consideration must also be given to the usual multiphasic die-off rates, or otherwise they may be underestimated. For example, die-off of organisms is usually most rapid during aerosolization or drying on fomites.
With the limited database, it is difficult to make generalizations; however, it appears overall that the greatest stability of the select agents was seen for liquid environments (Table 6) and the least for aerosols. Desiccation during aerosolization and drying on fomites were major factors contributing to the steep initial die-off trends for fomite and aerosol environments. The viruses were generally more stable in aerosols than were the other agents, except for the spores of B. anthracis. F. tularensis was the most stable non-spore-forming organism in water, reflecting its potential to grow in this environment. Vaccinia virus and B. anthracis were the most environmentally stable agents overall.
The available data would suggest that the greater long-term exposure to agents once released into the environment would be from water or fomites. In these media, agents will persist longer than in aerosols and present the greater hazard. Also, aerosols are usually only a transitory medium for these agents in nature, as the organisms quickly settle out. The potential for resuspension into the aerosol state is largely governed by the potential for survival on a fomite or in a liquid that may be aerosolized. Overall, further survival studies need to be conducted on all category A select agents within the context of human exposure to liquid, soil, fomites, and aerosols.
This study was supported by the Center for Advancing Microbial Risk Assessment funded by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Science to Achieve Results program and U.S. Department of Homeland Security University Programs grant number R3236201. Ryan Sinclair was supported through the National Research Council's Research Associate Program with funding from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
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