text:
Success in the digital world requires more than applying new technology to old products, processes and experiences.
We enable you to make strategic marketing choices that recognize the importance of customer experience, identify profitable opportunities, and create new customer value in ways that lead to growth. We do this by evaluating your digital marketing plans and making recommendations for optimization based on customer data and marketing analytics.
We help you to:
Drive marketing operating efficiency
Identify the most profitable opportunities
Develop compelling, profitable new offers
Create engaging customer interactions in the right channels, at the right time
We offer a range of digital marketing strategy services to help you improve the customer experience, and position your company for profitability and growth. These include:
Worldwide digital marketing, consumer data management and campaign management solution helps improve value for global CPG company.
Facing high costs and poor campaign and marketing database performance, Accenture Digital worked with the company to create a new global digital marketing consumer data management and campaign management solution to improve quality, speed to marketing, flexibility and value of its marketing programs.
Together, Accenture and the company improved the quality, speed and flexibility of its marketing campaign execution while lowering overall delivery costs.READ THE CASE STUDY [PDF]
Learn how Acquity Group, part of Accenture Interactive, helped MSA - The Safety Company unify its backend infrastructure so that the company could make the most of its digital presence, managing global messaging and product content more effectively.
Discovery Networks approached Accenture to deliver a premium online video solution which is built to adapt to the demands of tomorrow's digital world.
Accenture help create a unified global digital platform – internally named Fusion– driving a robust, scalable solution for its digital content, with a focus on video.
Today's retail customers are a formidable force. Digital natives in an always-on world, they not only own the shopping experience—they can also reconfigure it, at will.
They browse online, and often buy with their smartphones, yet they also like stores—as long as their in-store interactions are curated, not complicated.
So, how do digital marketers keep up? Align your goals with the "4" pillars of the seamless customer experience; Know me, inform me, make it easy & engaging for me, and get it to me.
Accenture is unique in its ability to bring together leading digital and industry expertise from digital marketing strategy and transformation to customer experience, operating models and on-going operations, organizational design, and technology strategy and platforms.
Today, marketing is much more than brand, pricing or media management. Accenture works closely with CMOs to connect strategy to operations and integrate excellence into customer data and engagement activities.
From product portfolio optimization to business intelligence to customer-centric dialog management and more, Accenture offers the tested analytics and capabilities to help clients achieve true marketing transformation.
Get in touch today
|1 (312) 842-5012
|1 (877) 889 9009
|Accenture Interactive LinkedIn
|Accenture Interactive Google+
|Accenture Interactive YouTube Channel
|Accenture Digital Slideshare
|Accenture Digital Instagram
|Fjord Blog


text:
Please login first to complete purchase/ quotation request, view custom order reports, or create favorites list.
Don't have an account with us yet? Please set up an account to place order or obtain customer services.
PAMP (1-20) is a biologically active molecule produced by posttranslational processing of proadrenomedullin. This peptide is found in a variety of tissues and exerts important biological activities through specific cell surface receptors. PAMP (1-20) is involved in many physiological processes, including vasodilation, bronchodilation, hormone secretion, cell migration, apoptosis, and angiogenesis. This peptide has been implicated in the pathophysiology of several diseases such as renal and cardiovascular disorders, stroke, cancer, and diabetes.
Copyright © 2002-2020 AnaSpec, Inc. All rights reserved. | Site Map | Terms & Conditions | 1-800-452-5530

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Google Cloud Platform Free Tier
Always free products
You'll get free usage (up to monthly limits) of select products, including BigQuery and Compute Engine.
$300 free credit
New customers will also get $300 to spend on Google Cloud Platform products during your free trial.
Always free products
There is no charge to use these products up to their specified free usage limit. The free usage limit does not expire, but is subject to change. Available for eligible customers.
Cloud Run
2 million
Requests per month
A fully managed environment to run stateless containers.
- 2 million requests per month
- 360,000 GB-seconds memory, 180,000 vCPU-seconds of compute time
- 1 GB network egress from North America per month
Scalable NoSQL document database.
- 1 GB storage
- 50,000 reads, 20,000 writes, 20,000 deletes per day
Compute Engine
F1-micro instance per month
Scalable, high-performance virtual machines.
- 1 f1-micro instance per month (US regions only—excluding Northern Virginia [us-east4])
- 30 GB-months HDD
- 5 GB-months snapshot in select regions
- 1 GB network egress from North America to all region destinations per month (excluding China and Australia)
Cloud Storage
Months regional storage
Best-in-class performance, reliability, and pricing for all your storage needs.
- 5 GB-months of Regional Storage per month (US regions only — excluding Northern Virginia [us-east4])
- 5,000 Class A Operations per month
- 50,000 Class B Operations per month
- 1 GB network egress from North America to all region destinations per month (excluding China and Australia)
Data analytics
Messages per month
A global service for real-time and reliable messaging and streaming data.
- 10 GB of messages per month
Cloud Functions
2 million
Invocations per month
A serverless environment to build and connect cloud services with code.
- 2 million invocations per month (includes both background and HTTP invocations)
- 400,000 GB-seconds memory, 200,000 GHz-seconds of compute time
- 5 GB network egress per month
Google Kubernetes Engine
One zonal cluster
Secured and managed Kubernetes service to run containerized applications.
- No cluster management fee for one zonal cluster per billing account
- Each user node is charged at standard Compute Engine pricing
App Engine
Instance hours per day
Platform for building scalable web applications and mobile back ends.
- 28 hours per day of "F" instances
- 9 hours per day of "B" instances
- 1 GB of egress per day
- Only the Standard Environment offers this free usage limit
Management tools
Logs with 30-day retention
Monitoring, logging, and diagnostics for applications on Google Cloud and AWS.
- 50 GB of logs with 30-day retention read access API
- Basic email alerting
Data analytics
Queries per month
Fully managed, petabyte scale, analytics data warehouse.
- 1 TB of querying per month
- 10 GB of storage
AI and machine learning
Vision AI
Units per month
Label detection, OCR, facial detection and more.
- 1,000 units per month
AI and machine learning
Minutes per month
Speech-to-text transcription — the same that powers Google's own products.
- 60 minutes per month
AI and machine learning
Natural Language
Units per month
Derive insights from unstructured text using Google machine learning.
- 5,000 units per month
Management tools
Cloud Deployment Manager
API write requests per day
Manage cloud resources with simple templates.
- Unlimited read requests
- Unlimited delete requests
- 1,000 API write requests per day
- 20 API requests per second
- 1,000 active deployments per project
- 1 MB limit on user-provided configurations
- 1 MB limit on expanded configurations
Developer tools
Cloud Build
Build-minutes per day
Fast, consistent, reliable builds on Google Cloud.
- 120 build-minutes per day
Developer tools
Cloud Source Repositories
Access for up to five users
Multiple private Git repositories hosted on Google Cloud.
- Private hosting of multiple Git repositories with free access for up to five users, 50 GB of storage, and 50 GB of egress
Google Cloud Marketplace
Launch free trials of production grade solutions from partners.
- Free trials of various time frames of select virtual machines, Kubernetes applications, and SaaS to help you determine whether the solution is right for you
Security key enforcement
For up to 50 users
Enforce the use of security keys to help prevent phishing.
AI and Machine Learning
AutoML Vision
40 node hours of training and online prediction
1 node hour for batch classification prediction
15 node hours for edge training
Already signed up?
View our collection of quickstart tutorials and sample projects to help you start building right away on Google Cloud.
Join the Google Cloud community
Ask questions, find a meetup, and view tutorials contributed by other users.


text:
100% coton Fil brodé tie and dye Notre mannequin mesure 176cm et porte une taille 38.
- And in order to ensure the return of your packages, the return period is extended to 45 days.
- Worldwide shipping
- Secure payment
- Any question, feel free to contact us at [email protected]
You will also like
Worldwide shipping Express delivery
Secure payment Visa, Mastercard, Paypal
Customer Service [email protected]


text:
I'm starting a trap out from a five-foot diameter oak tree, hoping to use the Hogan method to get the queen.
--get the queen and all (or nearly all) of the bees out
--rob out the honey
--seal up the cavity
My question is what to do once I have the queen in the trap. Options:
1. Close up the tunnel once the queen is in the trap, and move the queen and all trapped bees to a nearby empty hive. Place grass/branches in front of the entrance to trigger reorienting. Continue to move frames of bees at dusk from the trap to this new hive as the trapout progresses. When all bees are out of the tree, shake remaining bees from trap into the hive, and let the colony rob out the honey from the tree. Move bees all of apiece back to home apiary.
Problems: Likely flow of bees from new hive back to trap. Possible risk of the whole colony absconding back into the tree during rob-out period?
2. Move bees (including the queen) to home apiary in segments. Close up the tunnel once the queen is caught. When all bees are out, move the trap with remaining bees home, then bring out a different strong colony to rob out the tree.
Problems: Lots of moving bees. No vehicle access to home apiary makes moving bees a pain.
I like the elegant solution (#1) of keeping all the bees on site, letting them rob out their own honey, then bringing them home. Less disturbance of the bees, less hauling bees for me. Has anyone had luck doing this?
Entrance tunnel in place. Going to add the box tomorrow morning.


text:
Posted by Editor on 06/3/98
Racergirl Launches
Last weekend, while in Victoria, I had dinner with Melanie McQuaid - the pro mountain biker sponsored by Rocky Mountain. We talked about a new initiative that she is heading up, called Racergirl. Racergirl is intended to encourage young girls and women to become involved in the sport of cycling. To that end, the Racergirl Foundation will invest in cycling programs and camps for women. Melanie has committed to donating 10% of her race winnings into the Foundation. The Racergirl website was launched today, and will contain (among other things) a weekly report from the pro circuit by Melanie. You can visit the Racergirl website at www.racergirl.com.
Giro d'Italia
General Classification (after stage 18)
1. Marco Pantani (Italy) Mercatone Uno 83:48:46
2. Pavel Tonkov (Russia) Mapei at 0:27
3. Giuseppe Guerini (Italy) Polti 1:47
4. Alex Zuelle (Switzerland) Festina 2:08
5. Oscar Camenzind (Switzerland) Mapei 5:37
6. Nicola Miceli (Italy) Riso Scotti 8:07
7. Daniel Clavero (Spain) Vitalicio 11:59
8. Paolo Bettini (Italy) Asics 13:10
9. Joe Luis Rubiera (Spain) Kelme 13:23
10. Sergei Gontchar (Ukraine) Cantina Tollo 15:28
11. Gianni Faresin (Italy) Mapei 17:49
12. Wladimir Belli (Italy) Festina 18:05
13. Leonardo Piepoli (Italy) Saeco 18:32
14. Stefano Garzelli (Italy) Mercatone Uno 18:46
15. Massimo Podenzana (Italy) Mercatone 20:13
16. Daniele de Paoli (Italy) Ros Mary 21:23
17. Marco Magnani (Italy) Cantina Tollo 22:35
18. Riccardo Forconi (Italy) Mercatone Uno 24:10
19. Andrea Noe (Italy) Asics 24:17
20. Claus Moller (Denmark) TVM 24:18
New Sponsor
You will see a new, temporary, advertiser giving us a trial run over the next 24 hours - please make them feel welcome.
The Pro Comp Story
Stay tuned for the full story on why Pro Comp has pulled out of cycling - later this evening.
|Return to Canadian Cyclist homepage | Back to Top


text:
Early Scoring Helps Rams Improve to 2-0 in Skyline
Farmingdale State - 3, Mount Saint Mary - 1
Newburgh, N.Y. – In a match up of the early season leaders in the Skyline Conference, Farmingdale State College defeated Mount Saint Mary College, 3-1, in this afternoon's men's soccer game in Newburgh, N.Y. The road win improved the Rams to 2-0 in Skyline Conference play.
Junior forward Marcos Cipra (Long Beach, NY / Long Beach) opened the scoring for Farmingdale State 41 seconds into the game, giving his team the early 1-0 lead, before sophomore forward Ryan Paul (Sayville, NY / Sayville) would tack on a second goal for the Rams in the 26th minute of play. Farmingdale State held their 2-0 lead until the 44:17 mark when Mike Del Rosso (New Milford, Conn. / New Milford) scored a goal from Jon Gasiewski cutting Mount Saint Mary's deficit in half.
In the second half, Paul scored his second goal of the contest on a pass from Nick Pancotto (Islip, NY / Islip). Farmingdale State goalkeeper Patrick Gubbins (East Patchogue, NY / Bellport) made two saves in the victory, Paul Aries (Nashua, N.H / Suffield Academy) had eight saves in the defeat for Mount Saint Mary.
The Rams will host City College of New York on Monday, October 6th at 4:00 pm.


text:
This exhibition of 500 works of art and artifacts offers a rare glimpse of life in the ancient world. Pompeii: Tales from an Eruption tells the stories of the final days of Pompeii and the nearby resort cities of Herculaneum, Oplontis and Terzigno following the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. Excavated from 1780 through present day, many of these artifacts have never toured outside Italy. The magnificence of these vibrant cities is reconstructed, with body casts and skeletons shown in the context in which they were found as the pyroclastic surges' ash and superheated gases engulfed their world. Citizens clutched their most precious possessions, including jewelry, coins and the tools of their trade. The exhibition also features large-scale frescoes, mosaics, and powerful bronzes depicting subjects from Greek mythology and Roman politics.For many of Pompeii´s citizens life itself had been a form of art. They wore exquisite jewelry fashioned from gold and precious stones. The walls of the homes of the wealthy were painted with Classical themes and their owners walked on mosaics made from tiny pieces of stone and glass.
Statues of gods and goddesses adorned Pompeii´s gardens and courtyards and residents dined on decorated fine silver. For Romans, bathing was a social occasion. The large public baths featured saunas, hot tubs, cold water plunges, and a gymnasium. Massages and perfumed body wraps were popular. Lunch was served. The theater and gladiatorial contests were popular forms of public entertainment. Gladiators were seen as men of courage and often held in high regard. Some even had fan clubs. Gladiators were usually slaves or prisoners trained in combat school to perform special roles using various types of arms. If they fought well, there were sometimes awarded their freedom.


text:
Boeing 737-300
A reliable workhorse
The Boeing 737-300 was Lufthansa's workhorse – good-natured, reliable and indefatigable. It joined the Lufthansa fleet in 1986 – two years after its first-ever flight – and served faithfully until fall 2016. The Lufthansa cabin layout provided seating accommodation for up to 140 passengers, and the aircraft operated on German and European routes. Its little sister, the Boeing 737-500, was also part of the fleet and was operated primarily on short-haul routes. Boeing introduced the original 737 in 1967 and has been developing and updating it ever since. The 737 – in all its generations and versions – is said to be the most successful commercial passenger aircraft family in the world. October 2016, we came to the end of an era, when the Boeing 737 retired after 48 years of its faithful service in the air.
* with max. number of bookings; ** Configuration may vary


text:
David Brody resists being confined to one disciplinary box. His research and teaching, which blend design with history, ethnography, globalization, and many other areas of study, reflect his interdisciplinary approach to finding meaning behind objects and design industries. "My hope is that our graduate students will look at design from these other perspectives in order to understand how design affects people's lives."
A specialist in material culture, visual culture, and design studies, Brody has written acclaimed books on a number of topics. From Visualizing American Empire: Orientalism and Imperialism in the Philippines to the co-edited volume Design Studies: A Reader, Brody's writings and scholarship investigate the impact design has on people and cultures.
Brody encourages students to take courses in all the graduate programs in Parsons' School of Art and Design History and Theory—which include the MA in Design Studies, the MA in Fashion Studies, and the MA in History of Design and Curatorial Studies—so that these research areas can inform one another, helping students think about design in new ways.
What attracted Brody to Parsons and The New School? He cites the university's openness to new ideas and its unrivaled location. "At The New School, I don't have to be wedded to a particular focus. I can create new courses and pull together students from different disciplines. Also, the location allows for programs, like the MA in History of Design and Curatorial Studies, which is a partnership with Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum, that give students access to some of the most important research libraries in the country."


text:
I miss the days of dash attacks, the platformers of yesteryear. I miss Rocket Knight Adventure, and Mischief Makers. Lucky for me, The Joylancer: Legendary Motor Knight scratches that itch.
In the video above, I play the "shareware" demo of The Joylancer, a retro-platformer that harkens back to the days of Gameboy and the 16-bit Era. It's definitely worth checking out the demo now, and checking back in when it comes out on the 25th. You can download the demo or pre-order it here.
To contact the author of this post, write to email@example.com or find him on Twitter at @papapishu.


text:
28 years...14 years in Kindergarten and 14 years in Second Grade Recently retired.
Teacher! I couldn't imagine myself doing anything else. Learning should be fun and exciting! I want my students to leave each day eager to come back the next day. Passion...teaching comes from my heart. I love to plan, prepare, and create resources to actively engage my students. Each child needs to feel special as if they are the most important person in the room.
I was honored to be recognized as the Teacher of the Year in 2002-2003 and 2008-2009 and PTA Teacher of the Year in 2006-2007. It was a privilege to be chosen as the 2013 South OKC Chamber of Commerce Teacher of the Year.
I received my Early Childhood Education and Elementary Education degree from the University of Oklahoma.
My husband and I have been married for 38 years. Our son and daughter are both graduates of the University of Oklahoma. My children are the greatest joys of my life as well as my biggest accomplishment! Thunder Up! Boomer Sooner!
Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th
English Language Arts, Balanced Literacy, Creative Writing, Reading, Grammar, Spelling, Vocabulary, Specialty, Math, Arithmetic, Measurement, Science, Anatomy, Social Studies - History, Government, U.S. History, Arts & Music, Visual Arts, Geography, Life Skills, For All Subject Areas, Literature, Classroom Management, Character Education, Word Problems, Forensics, Short Stories, Writing, Reading Strategies, Holidays/Seasonal, Back to School, Thanksgiving, Christmas/ Chanukah/ Kwanzaa, Poetry, Autumn, Halloween, Winter, The New Year, Valentine's Day, Martin Luther King Day, Spring, Tools for Common Core, Informational Text, Phonics, Classroom Community


text:
0 Items (Empty)
You have not viewed any items recently.
Your shopping cart is currently empty. If you would like to make a purchase today, add items to your shopping cart.
Store Home
> Lufkin Thinline Diameter Tape
Search Term
Advanced Search
Choose below
Haglof DME 201 Cruiser w/ Built-In Prism Factors
Haglof Electronic Talley Counter
Haglof Vertex Laser VL400
Vertex IV Hypsometer
Default | Name Up | Name Down | Price Up | Price Down
TAP W606PM - Lufkin Thinline METRIC Diameter Tape
Lufkin Thinline METRIC Diameter Tape
TAP W606PD - Lufkin Executive Thinline Tape
Lufkin Executive Thinline Tape
P.O. Box 133Springfield, Oregon 97477United States
(877) 736-5995
© 2020 Pacforest Supply CompanyAll rights reserved worldwide


text:
I am so loving the salad challenge! Today I had a salad for lunch that consisted of just spinach, grape tomatoes & pine nuts with a drizzle of Light Creamy French dressing. This doesn't really count in my salad challenge as it doesn't meet all my "requirements".
For dinner I had a more hefty salad to go along side my Thai Peanut Marinated Chicken breast, okra & sauteed grape tomatoes & whole grain buckwheat (First time I had it and it was very good. Much nuttier than brown rice and there is 5 grams of protein & 5 grams of fiber per serving!). My salad tonight is similar to last night's salad….I enjoyed those blackberries so much in last night's salad, they had to make another appearance.
~ 2-3 handfuls of Spring Mix & Arugula
~1 chopped Roma Tomato
~ 1/2 chopped zucchini
~chopped carrots
~chopped radishes
~chopped broccoli
~1TBSP or so of organic raw pine nuts
~1TBSp or so of goat cheese
~ drizzle of balsamic vinaigrette
~handful of blackberries
I think the only differences from last night were that I forgot my cucumber (DOH!) and I added broccoli. I promise tomorrow will be more interesting. 😉 We are having Calzones for Jon's b-day dinner, so it will go along with our Italian theme. 🙂
Filed under: Family, Gluten-Free, Gluten-Free Recipes | 2 Comments »


text:
Roll over image for larger view
Product code: E3D-175-EDGE-DVW
£33.00 incl. VAT.
Spoolworks Edge Dover White 1.75mm is a modified PETG filament, developed by E3D, with properties akin to ABS in terms of stiffness and impact strength, making it ideal for engineering based models and parts. Spoolworks Edge also has good layer bonding and bridging ability.
Edge is designed to be used with Scaffold, a water soluble filament.
Each Spoolworks Edge filament spool contains approx. 750g of filament.
Due to the large variation of monitors, video cards, operating systems & Internet browsers and the effects each has on each other, the colours on this page may not exactly match the materials.
E3D Spoolworks Edge
PETG base material
Compatible with wide range of dual nozzle FDM / FFF 3D printers which accept 1.75mm or 2.85mm filament
Use with Spoolworks Scaffold filament
For best results, store in air-tight container
NB: Properties and settings may vary depending on printer type and setting.
E3D have developed a new filament pairing called Edge and Scaffold. Edge is a PETG based filament that is designed to be used in conjunction with Scaffold, a water soluble filament. Edge is a modified PETG material, with properties akin to ABS in high strength impact and stiffness, with good layer bonding and bridging ability.
Edge and Scaffold is available in 1.75mm and 2.85mm diameters and is designed to be used on dual-head extrusion 3D printers.
Spoolworks Edge is an enhanced PET filament, well suited for engineering parts requiring stiffness and high strength impact. Scaffold is a water-soluble filament used to print support structures which can then be removed post print, by submerging the part in water.
Recommended extruder temperature: approx. 240°C
Recommended platform temperature: approx. 80°C
Yes, Spoolworks Edge and Scaffold filaments work best with a heated bed, with temperatures around 80°C.
Spoolworks Edge British Racing Green 1.75mm
Spoolworks Edge Clear Crystal 1.75mm
Spoolworks Edge Light Grey 1.75mm
Spoolworks Edge Oxford Blue 1.75mm
Spoolworks Edge Phonebox Red 1.75mm
Spoolworks Scaffold 1.75mm
© Copyright 2020 CREAT3D Ltd. All rights reserved. CREAT3D™ and its associated logo are trademarks of CREAT3D Ltd and are the subject of trademark applications or registrations in various countries around the world. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
Company no. 08416238.
0800 689 1011
Home > 3D Printer Consumables > Open Spool Materials


text:
iPod speakers fall into two categories, they are either bog standard and fairly cheap, or they attempt to be iconic in their design. Sometimes this division is so great that they polarise potential customers into thinking it is either the best-looking thing in the world or the most fugly thing they have ever seen.
The Bayan Audio Bayan 7 sits, as you might have gathered from the picture, in the second of those two camps coming with a striking design.
"Interesting" design
The design starts with a large, square, box with a further four speakers on the front, mounted into a large sheet of clear Acrylic.
Fo those who like tech specs, the Bayan 7 has a 120W power output through its twin amplifiers, a 5-way 2.1-channel stereo speaker setup and an 8-inch subwoofer for deep bass control. Then there is a pair of 2-inch mid-range and a 1-inch tweeters. Its frequency range is 30Hz - 47kHz.
The 7 is available in black or white, but whichever you choose, you end up getting a wall of speakers and docks with a big box behind it. The Bayan Audio Bayan 7 is more akin to a microwave than your usual iPod speaker.
That presents its own issues, in that it will take up most of a sideboard, and certainly be too big and too heavy for most shelves - something to bear in mind if space is at a premium.
Size aside, design, as already mentioned, is something that you'll either love or hate. It's certainly striking, causing plenty of conversation to everyone we've shown. Personally we're not so sure it works. We prefer the more subtle lines of the B&W Zeppelin, but each to their own. We're sure the designer loves it.
Performance and sound quality
Get past the "kooky" design and you can start to enjoy some of the more unusual features of the Bayan 7. Like the two docking station slots on the front allowing you to charge two iDevices at the same time. Which means both you and your other half's iPhone can be charging together.
As well as being charged, you can switch between the two iThings via the accompanying remote control although that's as far as it goes. Would-be DJs: there are no fading options.
Each dock is designed to accommodate the array of iPods and iPhones on the market, but if you've got a iPad it won't fit without blocking the speakers above.
If you haven't got an iDevice, then you can still play with the addition of a Line-in around the back, and for Android tablet users there is a USB charging slot as well - a nice touch.
The remote, as you would expect, allows you to control volume - although we found this to be pretty slow to respond - and if you are using an iPhone or iPod you can skip through tracks and other standard playback functions.
While the remote has a bass and treble button, but no visual feedback on whether these were working, we couldn't notice any audible difference even after pressing the buttons violently to change the settings.
One thing we did notice was that, for some reason, the volume control wouldn't work correctly with our first-generation iPod touch. Annoying.
With the volume controls buried at the back out of quick reach - a strange decision - you'll have to control playback and volume either via the remote or with the Apple device itself.
So, what about the quality? Not surprisingly the Bayan 7 sounds really good. The speaker combination gives a clear sound, coping well with both bass and treble on the tracks we played via an iPod touch and iPhone 3GS we had in the office.
We tested a range of music from Adagio for Strings (Platoon Soundtrack), to Daft Punk, to more challenging tracks from NoFX and TaTu - All The Things She Said.
Sound is crisp and clean compared to the Zeppelin - which offers a more base-heavy feel. Volume is loud enough to fill a medium-size room comfortably.
The Bayan Audio Bayan 7 sounds great, but with a design that isn't likely to be everyone's cup of tea. It's also one that will most likely be just too big to fit anywhere in your house, unless it's a mansion.
But if you lived in such a grand abode you would probably go for something a lot more impressive, leaving us with very mixed feelings for the Bayan 7.
We actually like the dual iPhone charging station idea for the iPhone or iPod friendly family, but it isn't enough to seal the deal for the microwave-sized music-monster.


text:
WASHINGTON (NNS) -- The missile fired from a U.S. Navy ship in the Pacific Ocean that hit a malfunctioning U.S. reconnaissance satellite late yesterday likely accomplished its goal of destroying the satellite's toxic fuel tank, a senior U.S. military officer said here today.
Preliminary reports indicate the SM-3 missile struck its primary target, which was a tank full of toxic hydrazine rocket fuel carried aboard the 5,000-pound satellite, Marine Gen. James E. Cartwright, vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, told reporters at a Pentagon news conference.
"The intercept occurred. ... We're very confident that we hit the satellite," Cartwright said. "We also have a high degree of confidence that we got the tank."
Video shown to reporters depicts the satellite exploding at the point of contact with the missile. Cartwright said the visible fireball and the vapor cloud or plume around it suggest that the fuel tank was hit and the hydrazine had burned up.
"The high-definition imagery that we have indicates that we hit the spacecraft right in the area of the tank," Cartwright said.
However, he added, it probably would take another 24 to 48 hours of sifting through data "to get to a point where we are very comfortable with our analysis that we indeed breached the tank."
Radar sweeps of the satellite's debris field thus far show that no parts larger than a football survived the strike, Cartwright said. Post-strike surveillance shows satellite debris falling into the atmosphere above the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, he said. Small remnants are likely to burn up in the atmosphere, never making it to the Earth's surface.
The U.S. State Department has provided updates on the situation to its embassies around the world, Cartwright noted. There are no reports of debris reaching the Earth, he said, adding that consequence-management crews are on standby to respond to such a circumstance, if required.
The SM-3 missile was launched by the USS Lake Erie, positioned northwest of Hawaii, at 10:26 p.m. EST yesterday, Cartwright said. Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates, who is on an overseas trip, gave the go-ahead to fire, Cartwright said.
The missile intercepted the satellite about 153 nautical miles above the Earth, just before it began to enter the atmosphere, Cartwright said. Joint Space Operations Center technicians at Vandenberg Air Force Base, Calif., confirmed the satelitte's breakup about 24 minutes later.
The National Reconnaissance Office-managed satellite malfunctioned soon after it was launched in 2006, making it unresponsive to ground control. The satellite, orbiting Earth every 90 minutes or so, was expected to fall to Earth in February or March with its tank of hydrazine intact, possibly endangering human populations.
President Bush directed the Defense Department to engage the satellite just before it entered the atmosphere. U.S. officials decided to shoot down the satellite because of the danger posed by the hazardous hydrazine, Cartwright explained, noting the goal was for the missile to hit and rupture the tank of rocket fuel, causing the hydrazine to burn up harmlessly in the atmosphere, along with debris from the stricken satellite.
"So, you can imagine at the point of intercept last night there were a few cheers from people who have spent many days working on this project," Cartwright said.


text:
Creation Date
Stephen Diasio. The Faculty Research Lightning Talks are an annual event held by the Poynter Library to celebrate the range of faculty scholarship at USFSP. Speakers in 2015 included Sharon Segrest, Stephen Diasio, Karina Hensberry, Kevin Wang, Adrian O'Connor, Ajay Verghese, Deborah Henry, John Stanko, and Sheramy Bundrick.
Creative Commons License
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License.


text:
Just to be perfectly clear:
We do not accept inappropriate language of any kind on this forum. That means simulated swearing will earn you the same infractions as actually swearing. Adding in some wing-dings, asterisks, etc. are not an acceptable way to skirt the rules.
For example, calling a fellow forumer a F**** B***** will earn you the same infraction as calling them a Fluffy Bunny.
All simulated swearing will receive an infraction, no questions asked.


text:
Dmcooksalesleader necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 216 diseños de 37 diseñadores freelance.
NationPAY Solutions is name of company, http://www.nationpaysolutions.com is website (under development)
My name is Doug Cook. I have been working in payroll, human resources outsourcing, employee benefits including health, 401k, Section 125 and other business solutions area for over 10 years. I have owned my own employee benefits company and sold it, then worked for Paychex, a Fortune 500 company heading up their One Solutions Program which encompasses payroll, HR, benefits, workers compensation. I also worked for a small start up in the HR Outsourcing space, headinng up and designing their entire sales infrastructure.
I am working in this space because I believe that the Paychex, ADP's, etc. have failed to really accomodate to the needs of small businesses. They aare great companies but really no one has challenged then in their roles with small business. Our concept will be built on transparency and integrity. Each customer will have a custom designed program and work with us in the ways that matches their needs.
Our solutions will be fully integrated, adaptable, user friendly, + cost effective. Better solutions, better price.
The personality of our company is that we are a verysuccessful small business built on the premise of everfy small business. Hard work, making the right decisions, listening to our customers, and having solutions that are specific to each client. we will deliver a customer service model that is based on a Client Centric model. Client #1.
Out target market is for businesses size 1-1000. The market is existing (anyone who processes payroll or takes advantage of 3rd parties for benefits, HR or financial management solutions.
Our audience will be both blue collar and white collar, many different kinds of businesses and demographics. Paychex only has 6% market share nationwide. I want to equal that and believe we have the infrastructure to do so.
I want something that is remarkable and memorable. NationPAY is one word, with Solutions to follow. Paychex, ADP, USA Payroll, Ceridian, Paylocity, Paycor are all competitors. I am open to suggestions and ideas. I am looking for different, yet not over the top. I will need to brand all staionary. envelopes, a sign for window and building, etc. NPS also will be an abbreviation we will use.
Please, give me your best ideas! Our company will be very successful!
I want NationPAY to be right there along side of Paychex and ADP as nations largest and most successful Payroll, HR< and Benefits Provider.
I believe we have the infrastructure to make this happen!
Descubre cómo funciona un concurso de diseño u obtén más información sobre nuestros servicios de diseño de logo.


text:
Larisa V. Genin, Ph.D.
An Associate Dean in the School of Economics and Business Administration and a marketing professor, Larisa V. Genin can address issues involving strategic marketing, cross-cultural marketing and e-commerce.
Genin teaches Principles of Marketing, Strategic Marketing Management, Introduction to Business and Marketing Across Cultures.
Genin can address the rise of personal branding in the world of the Internet and e-commerce industry developments.
She can be reached via e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com or by phone at 925-631-8136.
If you are member of the media and need assistance reaching the professor, or with another news topic, please contact Director of Media Relations Mike McAlpin at 925-631-4222 (office), 925-878-9535 (cell) or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
Map by Marvaddin (Original) and RjBeals / Optimus Prime (Revamp)
Guide by alstergren
The Brazil is, as its name implies, a map covering the present day Federative Republic of Brazil. The statement Ordem e Progresso is the country's motto (also stated in Brazil's national flag), which translates to "Order and Progress". The map has 45 regions with 6 bonus zones. This provides a good sized map for 2-6 player games.
The Brazil map is a simple, conservative and classic-style Conquer Club map. It was originally released in March 2006 during the website's dawn and revamped in May 2009. Non-crossing borders break up the map into the separate bonus zones. The map relies primarily on region count advantage and zone bonuses to provide an edge in each game. Consequently, being a simple, old school map - what works on Classic generally works on the Brazil map.
How to play Brazil
Other related strategy guides


text:
DailyDirt: Cooking Up Something New...
from the urls-we-dig-up deptThe science of food has led to some pretty important discoveries as modern technology is applied to more and more food processing techniques. While some folks are suspicious of foods that have indefinite shelf lives, being able to avoid billions of tons of food waste can't be all bad. Here are just a few quick links on some interesting food findings.
- Food scientists now know that the melting point of sucrose depends on how fast you heat it. Apparently, sugar decomposes with heat, and knowing this, researchers could develop tastier candies or better pharmaceuticals. [url]
- Some harmless bacteria in the human gut produce bisin -- which could be the next "organic" food preservative. Bisin kills off stuff like E. coli, salmonella and listeria -- and could allow foods like meat, dairy and eggs to go unspoiled for years. [url]
- Would you really want to eat a chili pepper that requires protective gear to harvest? The secret to growing them could be "worm juice" in the fertilizer. [url]
- To discover more food-related links, check out what's floating around in StumbleUpon. [url]
Filed Under: bisin, chili, food, preservative, science, sucrose


text:
June 10, 2014
Last year we rolled out parametric price alerts which let you receive email notifications when any part in a user-defined set drops below a price threshold. Today we're significantly expanding that capability to part lists.
With parametric part lists, you can filter a part category and add it to your part list. Every time the part list is viewed, our pricing engine automatically identifies the lowest price compatible part from your criteria, while using your merchant preferences and tax settings. Since prices can change several times a day, parametric part lists allow you to always view the lowest price part matching the filter criteria you set.
Take choosing RAM for example. If you only want DDR3-1600 1.5V RAM from Corsair or G.Skill, just select those filters on the RAM category page, then click the "Add From Filter" button in the Parametric box (in the filters, top-right part of the page). Your part list will then automatically pick the lowest price RAM matching that filter criteria.
Alternatively, if you want to add a case to your build, but do not want to pick from filter criteria, you can select models on a part by part basis. In the category views are checkboxes that let you select which parts you want to evaluate. On selecting parts, the parametric add button switches to "Add From Selection". If you add the selection to your part list, it will evaluate the lowest price part from that set of parts. (We also threw in the ability to compare parts with the selection as well!)
Here is an example part list that uses both parametric filter and selection criteria.
We hope you enjoy this feature and find it useful! It's been a long time in the making, and we're excited to finally roll it out for everyone to use. Let us know what you think!
- 72 months ago
- 2 points
- 72 months ago
- 1 point
- 42 months ago
- 1 point
- 38 months ago
- 1 point
- 72 months ago
- -3 points


text:
The Dual Enrollment Program offers qualified high school juniors and seniors an opportunity to receive college credit and high school credit simultaneously by taking college courses.
In addition to the general application to the college, Dual Enrollment Students must complete additional steps. Please visit the Division of Distance Education for more information regarding dual enrollment and application requirements.
Morristown Campus
Office of Distance Education
Claiborne County Campus
Niswonger Campus
Sevier County Campus
The Dual Enrollment College Program is a partnership between Walters State and service area school systems to provide high school students an opportunity to take college courses which simultaneously satisfy the requirements for a high school diploma and an Associate of Science degree.
Please visit the Division of Distance Education for more information regarding dual enrollment college and application requirements.
Thank you for your interest in the dual enrollment program at Walters State Community College. This innovative partnership between your local school system and Walters State is designed to meet the educational needs of highly motivated students. Dual enrollment students at Walters State are enrolled in college courses that satisfy high school graduation credits while simultaneously earning college credits.
Morristown Campus
Office of Distance Education
Claiborne County Center
Niswonger Campus
Sevier County Campus
You must have Adobe Acrobat to view and print these applications and forms. Adobe Acrobat Reader is available for FREE from the Adobe web site. Please select the Acrobat reader based on the operating system that you are using.
Once you have opened the application in the Adobe Acrobat Reader you should print it out and complete it as instructed in the application directions. Once the application is completed it should be returned to the admissions office at Walters State or mailed to:
Department of Admissions and Registration Services
500 South Davy Crockett Parkway
Morristown, TN 37813-6899
The Walters State Dual Admission Program is available to students transferring to ETSU from Walters State. This program offers Walters State students the advantage of a structured approach for completion of an Associate's Degree, followed by enrollment in pursuit of a Bachelor's Degree at ETSU. Dually admitted students first enroll at Walters State, complete the Associate's Degree, (A.A., A.S. and A.S.T) and then enroll at ETSU. This program will ease the transfer process and foster students' academic success. The advantage of the dual admissions agreement as opposed to an articulation agreement is that students have direct contact with both Walters State and ETSU faculty and staff throughout the program. In addition, the dual admission program provides enhanced advisement and transition support services.


text:
This is "Parrotdice" from the limited edition "Imagine A World" awareness art series. It is an image of a tiger surrounded by beautiful parrots.
The Andy Okay awareness art is aiming to raise awareness about endangered animals, and for every artwork sold a tree will be planted. This helps recreate healthy forest systems that will preserve wildlife habitat and endangered species. This is what we call "Art with Heart".
Enjoy your art knowing you are a part of reducing our impact on the planet rather than contribute to it. Big change start small!
Every art print is made of rich 240g matte paper with a heavy weight texture and thick museum quality to ensure that you get to enjoy your poster for a long, long time. This superior matte paper finish makes the colours of the poster come to life, creating a vibrant and luxurious feel like no other.
Each of our posters has amazing prints with crisp, clean lines, true colours, and vivid imagery. To maintain this consistency, all posters are printed upon order, after which it undergoes a meticulous manual checking. We do this so that it arrives to you in flawless condition, ready to be displayed in any wall space.
After inspecting the poster, it is carefully rolled into a sturdy eco-friendly tube and shipped directly to you.
Happy guaranteed or 100% refund!
We want you to smile when you receive your art. If, for some reason, you are not happy with the purchase, please contact us! We will fix it.
Your order goes into production within 24 hours, and will be packed and shipped out in 1-2 business days. Shipping can take up to 15 business days, but this is rarely the case, usually it will take 5 to 7 business days.
Shipping fees for single purchases are $6.99 For orders over $99, it's always free.
You may return your print within 30 calendar days of delivery and you will receive 100% refund. The product is eligible for return if it is in the original state. After receiving the package, the amount will be refunded to your account within 14 days. For our full Return Policy, click here.


text:
Smiths Group, the global technology company, has acquired Triasx Pty Ltd., a wireless communications components manufacturer based in Brisbane, Australia. With a total of approximately 160 employees located in Brisbane and Suzhou, China Triasx posted estimated sales of £12.5 M for the 12-month period that ended on 30 June 2008.
The acquisition of Triasx from private owners for an undisclosed cash sum expands Smiths Interconnect's microwave business, adding the design and development of complex radio frequency filter products for the wireless communications market, including the recent development of portable testing devices used to locate interference affecting mobile phone base stations.
Ralph Phillips, acting president Smiths Interconnect, said, "Triasx has in-depth knowledge of the telecommunications radio frequency market and an excellent R&D capability. Its strong filter capabilities complement our existing products, particularly those from Allrizon, our recent China-based acquisition. In addition, the Triasx interference testing devices fit well with our existing Summitek business and together they will offer an unparalleled range of interference testing solutions.
"With manufacturing in Australia and China, the acquisition is part of Smiths Interconnect's strategy of expanding its global footprint. The Triasx range of products will be extensively marketed across Smiths Interconnect's existing global sales network."
Also of note is that from 1 August 2008 the Smiths Specialty Engineering division, of which Smiths Interconnect is a part, ceases to exist and Smiths Interconnect becomes a division of Smiths Group in its own right.


text:
California Haas avocados, with their dark green alligator-like skin, buttery flavor and creamy flesh, are in season right now. Supplies are plentiful, which means good prices for the consumer and opportunity to use them in a myriad of ways. If you're an avocado lover, you'll enjoy viewing the many recipes at the California Avocado Commission's (CAC) website at www.californiaavocado.com, such as the one here for Cumin Glazed Ribs with California Avocado Pineapple Salsa, created by chefs Mary Sue Milliken and Susan Feniger. In addition, if you've never made your own guacamole, now's the time to try America's Test Kitchen's recipe for Chunky Guacamole - an especially nice accompaniment to a homemade fajita meal. When you purchase an avocado, give it a slight squeeze - it should have a little "give" when gently pressed. Whether you are planning to cut an avocado into slices, or mash it for guacamole, you're still going to have to remove the pit. To do that, wash the avocado and dry with a paper towel, then cut lengthwise around the pit. Once you've cut around the pit, twist the halves to separate, then gently lift out the pit, from the bottom, with the tip of a spoon. To prevent the avocado from discoloring, lightly sprinkle with a little lemon or lime juice, then remove the skin with a knife. Nutritionally, research shows that avocados are a great source of heart-healthy monounsaturated fat, the kind of fat that may help raise levels of HDL (the good cholesterol), while lowering levels of LDL (the bad).
Sue Ade is a syndicated food columnist with experience and interests in the culinary arts. She has lived and worked in the Lowcountry since 1985 and may be reached at email@example.com or 843-683-0375.
Recipe created by Chefs Mary Sue Milliken and Susan Feniger for the California Avocado Commission; www.californiaavocado.com. Copyright 2011, Susan Feniger and Mary Sue Milliken.
California Avocado Pineapple Salsa
2 tablespoon freshly squeezed lime juice
2 tablespoons tequila
2 tablespoons brown sugar
½ ripe pineapple, trimmed and cut into ½ -inch slices lengthwise
¼ cup white balsamic vinegar
½ small red onion, cut into ¼-inch dice
1 jalapeño pepper, stemmed, seeded if desired, and minced
½ cup chopped fresh cilantro
1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil
1 teaspoon salt
¼ teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
1 ripe fresh California avocado, halved, seeded, peeled and cut into ¼-inch dice*
Cumin Glazed Ribs
¼ cup paprika
¼ cup ancho chile powder
¼ cup ground cumin
2 tablespoon salt
4-½ pounds pork baby back ribs
¼ cup chopped garlic
3 jalapeño peppers, stemmed and seeded if desired
1 tablespoon ground cumin
3 tablespoons hot sauce
1 cup freshly squeezed lime juice
1 teaspoon salt
1 cup honey
For the California Avocado Pineapple Salsa: In a shallow bowl, combine lime juice, tequila and sugar. Add pineapple and toss to coat thoroughly. Let marinate for 30 minutes. Remove pineapple and set aside. Transfer marinade to a saucepan over medium heat. Add vinegar and simmer, stirring often until reduced by half. Remove from heat and cool to room temperature. Preheat grill to medium high. Wipe grill with an oiled towel and place pineapple on grill at an angle. Cook for 6 to 8 minutes, turning frequently until outside of pineapple is lightly golden and caramelized. Remove from grill, let cool and cut into ¼-inch dice. In a bowl, combine pineapple with reduced vinegar mixture. Gently toss in onion, jalapeño, cilantro, olive oil, salt, pepper and avocado. Taste and adjust seasonings as necessary. Note: If making salsa in advance, refrigerate overnight and wait to add avocado until 30 minutes before serving. To trim pineapple, cut off top and bottom and stand it upright. Cut off the rind, using a sharp knife in smooth downward motions. Remove any remaining "eyes" with the tip of a paring knife. Cut in quarters lengthwise and cut out woody core. *Large avocados are recommended for this recipe. A large avocado averages about 8 ounces. If using smaller or larger size avocados adjust the quantity accordingly.
For the Cumin Glazed Ribs: Combine paprika, chile powder, ¼ cup cumin and salt in a small bowl. Pat spice mixture all over ribs and let stand for 30 minutes. Preheat grill to 300 degrees. Place ribs in a single layer in a baking pan and add 1/4-inch of water to pan. Bake uncovered for 45 minutes on grill with the lid closed. Cover ribs with foil and bake for an additional 45 minutes, or until very tender. Meanwhile, for the glaze, purée garlic, jalapeños, cumin, hot sauce, lime juice and salt in a food processor. Pour mixture into a small saucepan and stir in honey. Cook over low heat for 20 minutes, stirring constantly and being careful not to burn. Increase grill temperature to 450 degrees. Remove ribs from baking pan and generously glaze. Grill for 5 minutes per side, frequently brushing with additional glaze. To serve, cut ribs apart and serve hot with California Avocado Pineapple Salsa. Makes 4 servings.
2 pounds lean flank or skirt steak, trimmed and wiped dry with paper towels
Steak marinade (recipe follows)
Roasted onions and peppers (recipe follows)
8 flour tortillas
Sour cream
Chunky Guacamole (recipe on PAGE 4)
Steak marinade
¼ cup vegetable oil
2 tablespoons lemon juice
2 tablespoons low-sodium soy sauce
2 tablespoons minced scallions
1 clove garlic, minced
¼ teaspoon ground black pepper
1/2 teaspoon seasoned salt
1 teaspoon cumin
Combine marinade ingredients, mixing well. Place steak with marinade in a shallow dish. Marinate several hours, in the refrigerator, turning occasionally. When ready to cook, drain marinade. Lightly oil a grill or grill pan, then grill the steak over medium-high heat, 4 minutes on each side.
Transfer steak to a cutting board and let rest for 10 minutes before slicing against the grain on the diagonal. Top tortillas with a few slices of steak, peppers and onions, with accompaniments, as desired.
Roasted Peppers and Onions
2 medium sweet red bell peppers, cored, seeded and sliced into ¼-inch strips
2 medium sweet green bell peppers, cored, seeded and sliced into ¼-inch strips
2 medium sweet yellow or orange bell peppers, cored, seeded and sliced in ¼-inch strips
2 large sweet onion, sliced into thirds horizontally
Olive oil
Salt and pepper
Preheat oven to 500 degrees. Place vegetables in a single layer on a shallow baking sheets. (You will need three large baking pans to roast all the vegetables.) Brush vegetables with olive oil and sprinkle lightly with salt and pepper. Place pans in oven and roast vegetables for 45 minutes to 1 hour, or until vegetables are browned, rotating pans halfway through baking time. As the vegetables roast, the onions should begin to caramelize. Some of the vegetables may be finished roasting before the others - just remove those that look done and return the others to the oven to finish cooking. Remove pan to a rack to cool. After vegetables are cool enough to handle, separate onions into rings, if you like.
Recipe provided by the California Avocado Commission; www.californiaavocado.com
3 ripe, fresh California avocados
2 tablespoons minced onion
1 medium clove garlic, minced
1 small jalapeño chile, minced
¼ cup minced fresh cilantro leaves
¼ teaspoon salt
½ teaspoon ground cumin (optional)
2 tablespoons lime juice
Halve one avocado, remove pit, and scoop flesh into medium bowl. Mash flesh lightly with onion, garlic, jalapeño, cilantro, salt, and cumin (if using) with tines of a fork until just combined. Halve and pit remaining two avocados, and prepare. Gently scoop out avocado into bowl with mashed avocado mixture. Sprinkle lime juice over diced avocado and mix entire contents of bowl lightly with fork until combined but still chunky. Adjust seasoning with salt, if necessary and serve. Make ahead: Guacamole can be covered with plastic wrap, pressed directly onto surface of mixture and refrigerated up to one day. Return guacamole to room temperature, removing plastic wrap at the last moment, before serving. As with all fruits and vegetables, wash avocados before cutting.


text:
Join us at The Official PhilMusic Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/philmusic/
Teynks Kit. Tagal na natin di nagkikita.Bought the 1212 for 150$. Good deal na, no?
Sir kit. can a Soundblaster for Sonar give a professional sound result.
very well said, if i decide 2 go for pro soundcard/interface, my sequencer should also be replace bcause of compatibility, ganun ba sir?
sir kitz, to be more specific, pde po b kaung magbigay ng example ng isang magandang pc set up? or kau ba sir ano po gmet nyo? anong soundcard, speaker, processor, etc..
ok tenks sir Kit & spazz.., aside from MAudio 2496, any other interface na compatible sa Sonar, then later to go on online review.
^^^ako din mga bossing.sana yung available locally and affordable with great performance.meron bang EDIROL dito saten?ok yung power studio 25 eh.tnx mga masters!
Nice points, gjuanengo, but I'd like to point out a couple of things:Raid is nice to have for fast HD throughput, but not entirely necessary for audio unless you are streaming loads of samples from HD or your magnum opus is already 120 tracks of 24/96 audio and counting. Video has a higher demand on HD throughput so a raid array is much more needed there. What is completely necessary is having more than 1 drive in your daw. I commonly have 1 drive for system and at least 1 drive for audio data (2 is preferable for backup purposes). I also backup important data to cd or dvd, but the jury is still out on how long data can be archived to these media.Placing the audio card on the farthest slot is ok IF that slot isn't sharing an IRQ with video, which most motherboards commonly do. What better is to refer to the mobo manual and the IRQ allocation tables which sometimes indicate which slot isn't sharing an IRQ with any onboard device. IF there is no IRQ tble, then you will have to do that manually by swapping slots until the soundcard gets it's own unshared IRQ. Geeky stuff, I know, but necessary if you want your recording pc to be glitch-free.
Hence me saying to disable all the other unused devices. This frees up IRQs.
Bad Behavior has blocked 55404 access attempts in the last 7 days.
Page created in 0.107 seconds with 27 queries.


text:
- Certified Scrum Product Owner - 200718 CSPO LM NYC
July 18, 2020 - July 19, 2020
9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Check Out These Videos
Learn about BE Alumni Benefits & Why BeardedEagle's CSPO Is the Best
Course Description
- PMP's: This course counts for 15 Professional Development Units (PDUs).
- Scrum Alliance Members: This course counts for 16 Scrum Education Units (SEUs).
- PMI-ACP: This course counts is 15 of the 21 contact hours needed to be eligible for the PMI-ACP certification.
What you will learn
- Practical, product-proven practices
- How to write user stories for the product backlog
- Proven techniques for prioritizing the product backlog
- How to predict the delivery date of a project (or the features that will be complete by a given date) using velocity
- How to find your MVPs
- How to learn about products that are already inflight
- How to get from an MVP to an MFF
- How to get your stakeholders and sponsors to see the big picture
- How to communicate to make your product idea stick
- Tips for managing the key variables influencing project success
- Tips and tricks from the instructor's thirteen years of using Scrum in a wide variety of environments
- Scrum Basics (roles, meetings & artifacts)
- Expectations of a Scrum Product Owner
- Taking a product from idea to implementation
- Understanding how and why to form a Product vision
- Release management that drives value
- Establishing & refining the product backlog with business model canvas
Who Should Attend
- Product Owner
- ScrumMasters
- Aspiring Agile Coaches
- Portfolio Managers
- Business Analysts
- Chief Operations Officers
- Department Leads
- Product Management Leads
- Project Managers
- Product Managers
****** Please note: Lunch is on your own – there are many quick service options nearby *******
Meet The Trainer


text:
manfred wrote:nosuperstition wrote:Since eating meat involves violent death of the animal,it is considered unrighteous and Hinduism seemed to have copied this principle.
Hinduism is older than Buddhism.
Therefore, if indeed any "copying" happened, it was the other way round.
Hinduism considers ahimsa(non-violence) one of dharmic acts or righteous actions.Buddhism considers ahimsa as highest righteousness.Therein lies the difference.So even if Buddhism copied the idea from Hinduism,it took the idea to perfection. Now Buddhist monastic orders completely abstained from eating meat and it is believed that Hindu clergy had no other option but to follow the suit.


text:
Congress Passes Resolution Commemorating May 4, 1970
By a vote of 413-0, the House of Representatives unanimously passed a resolution commemorating the 40th anniversary of the May 4, 1970, shootings at Kent State University. Rep. Tim Ryan, who serves the 17th District of Ohio, introduced the resolution on May 5, 2010. His district includes Kent, Ohio.
Two days prior to introducing the resolution, Ryan attended some of the 40th commemoration events at Kent State, including the university's 2010 Democracy Speaker program that featured Ryan's colleague and civil rights leader Rep. John Lewis of Georgia's Fifth Congressional District. Read the resolution.
To watch Rep. Ryan introduce the resolution, visit http://www.youtube.com/timryanvision#p/a/u/0/8SgjGq--5b0.
For more information on the 40th anniversary of May 4 at Kent State, visit the May 4 Newsroom at www.kent.edu/may4newsroom.
# # #
Media Contacts:
Emily Vincent, firstname.lastname@example.com, 330-672-8595
Bob Burford, firstname.lastname@example.com, 330-672-8516


text:
State of The Heart Hospice
Call (419) 678-4808Directions
Get directions to thisWebsite
location on Google Maps.
location on Google Maps.
Open websiteShare
in new tab.
in new tab.
Share this business
on social media.
on social media.
State of the Heart Hospice is a Hospice facility located in Coldwater, Oh


text:
Kent Charugundla & Tamarind Art Present 50 Years of Bal Chhabda
Thursday, May 4, 2006, 5:30-8:30 PM, TamarindArt LLC, 142 East 39th Street, New York City--TamarindArt hosts Opening Night for "50 Years of Bal Chhabda: Paintings in New York," an incredible exhibition of over half a century of never-before-seen works, embodying a generation of Abstract Expressionist aspirations. The exhibition is Chhabda's FIRST in the United States, and only the third solo show of his prolific career. Highlights of the exhibition, all personally selected by the artist, include: Crucifixion, 1963 and Triptych, 1972. Chhabda is the quintessential figure of the Progressive Artists Group, keeping company with such important Indian contemporary artists as Akbar Padamsee, S.H. Raza, Gaitonde, Tyeb Mehta, Krishen Khanna, Souza, Ramkumar and his friend and mentor, M.F. Husain. Although Chhabda began painting in 1958, he refused to sell or exhibit his works for almost 30 years. Since then, both Chhabda's solo shows in India have been sell-outs, with most of the paintings being spoken for before the exhibitions even opened. This show is unique as it is perhaps the last time the public will have the opportunity to see such a large body of Chhabda's early works under one roof. The EXHIBIT IS NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC through June 24th. Gallery hours are 11 AM to 6 PM Tuesday to Friday and Saturday 12 PM � 6 PM. PERSONAL & MEDIA INQUIRIES: This is an unusual opportunity to meet and speak with the legendary artist. To schedule an interview with Bal Chhabda while he is in the U.S. please contact Katie Daniels or Elizabeth Hewitt |Sharp Communications, Inc. |tel: (212) 829-0002, x110 or x107. PHOTO CREDIT: ©Manhattan Society.com 2006 by Gregory Partanio |tel:718.614.7740 |e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com More


text:
Accounting for Financial Instruments with Banking Services from SAP 8.0
- Solution:SAP for Industries
Level:Details, Configuration & Transaction
- Acquire an overview of the Bank Analyzer Accounting for Financial Instruments (AFI) solution offering
- Contribute to the implementation, change and enhancement of the Bank Analyzer AFI
- Identify and select different Bank Analyzer AFI set up options for your organization
- Get knowledge of the process coverage: Accounting and Financial Close process for Banking with strong focus on AFI
- Application Consultants
- Business Analysts
- Business Process Architect
- Systems Architect
- Developers
- Business Process Owner/Team Lead/Power User
- Banking Industry IT basic knowledge
Course based on software release
- • Bank Analyzer 8.0 (BW Integrated) • International Banking 8.0 • PI
- Finance Management
- Running the Finance Management AFI process
- Implementing Bank Analyzer accounting main entities
- Blueprinting Bank Analyzer posting principles
- Using SDL functions and master data for accounting
- Using SDL flow data for accounting
- Processing business transactions and events
- Posting external business transactions
- Using 'Post External Business Transactions' functions
- Updating secondary business transactions
- Using Updating secondary business transactions functions
- Deriving AFI postings
- Setting up the Basic Elements of the Postings derivation
- Setting up the Posting Procedures for Postings derivation
- Adjusting AFI postings procedures
- Setting up the AFI accounting object model
- Performing event driven postings
- Performing BT driven transfer postings
- Integrating AFI with SAP Transaction Banking
- Processing driven by information needs
- Executing AFI calculation driven processing
- Providing amortized cost values and accruals
- Providing fair values
- Setting up the Key date Valuation
- Designing posting procedures
- Forex processing
- Using the Bank Analyzer Forex processing
- Performing KDV with Forex processing
- Setting up the Bank Analyzer Forex processing
- Managing Non-performing positions
- Hedge accounting
- Performance measures
- Using the Source data Aggregation
- Setting up the Source data Aggregation
- Using the Pre-aggregation
- Setting up and running the G/L Connector
- Creation of Financial Statements
- Running the automatic month end processing
- Setting up the Financial Statement preparation
- Performing manual postings in Bank Analyzer
Submit your request
Is the course not scheduled? Let us know what works for you by clicking the button below and select your Interest. We will do our best to consider your request.
Note: Location can be for a Virtual ClassroomRegister Interest


text:
- Details
- Comments (213)
- Constraints (7)
- Documents (89)
- Related Cases (1)
- Map
Please complete the form below, and press Submit to pass your comments to the Planning Team. Any comments made will be published with names and addresses. Anonymous comments will not be considered. These comments will be available online and can be seen by other visitors to the Planning website. Any comments submitted on applications must be impersonal and constructive. Any comments that are found to be slanderous, defamatory or found offensive will be removed and may result in libel action.
How to comment on planning applications
Comments may not be submitted at this time.
The consultation period for this application has ended. Comments that have been submitted may be viewed within the list of documents for this application.


text:
Blink is the rendering engine used by Chromium.
To improve the open web through
technical innovation and good citizenship
In addition to making the web platform faster and more secure, improving the web platform also means adding new functionality and removing cruft. To fulfill our good citizenship mission, we need to be careful to change the web-facing API in a transparent, responsible, and compatible manner. We measure success as moving the open web platform forward as a whole, not just moving one implementation forward.
In practice, we strive to ensure that the features we ship by default have open standards. As we work on features, we track their progress in the web standards community with the Chromium Features Dashboard, which lets us be transparent about the status of each feature and about how we make decisions about which features to enable by default for the open web.
Trivial platform changes do not need to meet the requirements above. For example, changes to existing APIs to improve compliance with web standards or to fix bugs are welcome. When in doubt, please send at a PSA to blink-dev or ask an API OWNER for advice.
However, any new API (no matter how small) is considered non-trivial. Trivial changes should be small fixes that have low risk of disrupting web developers. Trivial changes should be labeled as such in their code review, and may still require the LGTM of one API OWNER if they change the stable-build output of the webexposed tests.
If we're unsure about the extent to which a change will impact web developers, we may ask the contributor proposing the change to provide data quantifying the impact. If a project member questions whether a change is trivial, we will err on the side of caution and ask the contributor to meet the requirements above.
Here's the current list of API OWNERS.
All members of the project are responsible for enforcing that new features follow the project's policies. Project members who feel that a feature is violating the policy should raise the issue first with the contributor and, if that doesn't resolve the issue, with the project's public mailing list.
To complement this project-wide responsibility, we have a set of API owners who are listed in the OWNERS file for the expected output of tests that monitor much of the web-exposed surface area of blink (eg. these). When reviewing changes to these files, the API owners should ensure that the changes meet the project's guidelines for new and removed features.
API Review meetings will be scheduled when API discussion over email is insufficient (per the Launch Process). API owners and contributors of features under discussion are welcome to attend. The purpose of the API Review meeting is to provide a high-bandwidth forum for discussion between API owners and feature implementers. The group makes decisions by consensus; at least three project OWNERS must be present for quorum. After the meeting the organizer will send notes, including any decisions, to blink-dev@.
To improve transparency, we track development of new features on our Feature Dashboard. For each feature, the dashboard tracks our implementation status, the feature's progress through the standards process, our understanding of the opinion of other browser vendors and other key metrics.
We associate each value with a shade of red or green, corresponding to how the value reflects our web citizenship. For example, "opposition from another browser vendor" is red and "a similar implementation in another browser" is green. Viewed in aggregate, these colors provide a quick snapshot of the project's overall web citizenship.
The dashboard data itself is also a useful high-level record of when features were implemented and a peek at what's coming next. If you'd like to monitor lower-level changes as they happen, check out our Gitiles and SVN logs.
Openness and interoperability are core to the web platform's philosophy and success. We are committed to delivering features that are interoperable. In addition to the checks and balances in our release process, we prioritize testing as a way to promote compatibility across browsers. It is our intention to increase our investment in testing over time.
In 2012, we submitted a comprehensive Shadow DOM conformance test suite to the W3C. We'll continue to create conformance test suites like these, so that implementations for new features are interoperable from the beginning. To incentivize this, the feature dashboard has a column for conformance tests. If a feature has a test suite, its cell in that column is green. Otherwise, it's red.
Going forward, we'll be working with the W3C and the broader web community to share more tests and testing infrastructure as a way to encourage interoperability.
We've also been collaborating with Adobe to host Test the Web Forward events, where web developers and spec authors work together to write conformance tests that all browsers are evaluated against. So far (April 2013) there have been four such events, the most recent hosted by Google in Sydney. We're committed to this effort and are currently organizing the next event in Tokyo.
If you encounter a bug in Blink or a browser interoperability issue, please use the "New issue" wizard at crbug.com.
With Blink we're excited about the freedom to dream big for the Web. When Chromium started, our goal was to change as little of WebKit as possible, easing integration with the WebKit codebase. With Blink we are excited to make large-scale architectural changes to the code, without having to worry about breaking other consumers of WebKit.
One change we're planning is adding "out-of-process iframes". These allow Chromium to separate individual parts of a page into separate sandboxed processes. Implementing this will require large restructuring of how iframes are handled in WebKit. Some of this restructuring is incompatible with other WebKit ports and has thus been delayed until now.
As another example, we'd like to fix our networking code to be faster and simpler. Our current networking code in WebKit is limited by old Mac WebKit API obligations which cannot be changed. Chromium has worked around some of these limitations over the years, but these workarounds have proven fragile and have long been a source of bugs. With Blink, we're excited to refresh this networking code without forcing other WebKit consumers to break their WebKit API obligations.
Finally, we'd like to explore even larger ideas like moving the entire Document Object Model (DOM) into JavaScript. This has the potential to make JavaScript DOM access dramatically faster, but will involve a very large re-write of WebKit's DOM implementation—something that would be difficult in WebKit which has two supported JavaScript engines.
Some of the other changes we're considering:
You can find answers to some of the most common web developer-facing questions in the Blink Developer FAQ.
Sign in|Recent Site Activity|Report Abuse|Print Page|Powered By Google Sites


text:
A mile down the beach and a mile out on the flat more-or-less, another mother trails three cubs from clam-hole to clam-hole. When she spots a big dark male headed her way from half a mile away, she moves off, in a hurry and a worry, frequently glancing over her shoulder and occasionally breaking into a slow-bounding run that her cubs work hard to match.
Males sometimes kill cubs. For about 45 minutes she continues moving while he, frequently sniffing their trail, follows, closing the gap. He looks huge, the hump on his shoulder thick and high as a buffalo's. I'd be scared to see him trailing me. And she shares that sentiment.
She goes pretty far down the beach and he gives up his idle pursuit and comes up the beach and over the berm and into the meadow, where we lose track.
She immediately relaxes, and starts digging clams with what's left of the low tide; rising water is swallowing her shellfish buffet. In binoculars and camera, I admire the blond shine of her head and the dark burnished back of her neck to the deep fur of her dark shoulders.
All the activity has tired out her little cubs. They take little naps, resting their chins on their paws, as their mother digs. As she moves, they rouse and trail her closely, then as she digs again, they plop again. They're exhausted.
Kip Evans, J.J. Kelley, and I walk down the beach toward her, duck over the berm so as not to bother her, and re-emerge at the point where she is straight out from us on the flat 100 yards away. She seemed so hopelessly distant when we first saw her, and now here she is, coming toward the beach as the tide eats up her dinner table.
The cubs nap more, and then she, too, lies down and closes her eyes. Every few minutes she checks her world. You know she worries about males; males are all she has to worry about right now.
The tide wets her cubs and wakes them. Then rouses her.
The whole GYRE shore-party plus rangers has now caught up with us, and we're all assembled in one group.
The mother bear walks directly towards us. A grizzly and three cubs, walking directly towards us. A ranger tells us to bunch closer.
She comes right over the berm with her babes, immediately alongside the logs we're sitting on, just a few feet from us all, looking enormous and gorgeous, her cubs perfect and adorable and curious. She move a little past and stops to graze less than 60 feet away.
She is stuffing her jaws with salad as her babies look over at us, standing for a better look in the tall grass. One of them, seeking a height advantage, climbs its mother's back for a better look at us.
The mama bear is completely relaxed, and I have an idea why. I think she came to our group for the same reason we're grouped: safety in numbers. In our presence, she can let down her guard. Any male would think twice about coming over here with all of us around. Calmly she munches, again moving a little closer.
And of our group, I am closest to her. I feel not the slightest fear. She is completely mellowed out. A little bit of a meeting of minds, perhaps? Perhaps not. But the proximity is her choice, and it's my preference, so yes, perhaps.
She is now very close. I can clearly see the flies she's scaring up, that's how close. And the deep pile of her fur, and the scruffy light hairs on the cubs' capes.
After eating a while, she decides to go from us, walking along a deep bear trail across the meadow, her cubs in a trailing train. She tops a rise, and when she gets over, it's over.
I turn. Andy is streaming tears. I give him a hug. He puts on his sunglasses, turns away, and wipes his eyes. J.J.'s eyes are wet too. At least half our people are wiping their faces, breaking into nervous laughs. The chatter of humans returns.
What a gift, in this national park, where people come to bear-witness and no person hunts or seeks to harm them and they understand they are safe from us and they respond accordingly. Soon the salmon will come running and summer will turn fat enough to grow the biggest Brown Bears on Earth, in some of the densest numbers. These bears have hit the lottery. They are rich and privileged bears. And lucky ones.
Our relationship with nature is so distorted and often so full of harm and hazard. I did not mind an unnatural encounter so full—for a change—of peace and appreciation. If that could be all that was unnatural, I'd be all for it. I was grateful that our mother bear did not seem to hold against us the tons of trash we'd sent to her babies' beach. Nor did she thank us for removing it. Nor should she.
That's the way it should be.


text:
American Iron Magazine Issue 343
This is issue 343 of American Iron Magazine.
American Iron has teamed up with Dennis Kirk to build and give away a customized Harley-Davidson Fat Boy. This build will be featured in American Iron Garage.
All new American Iron Magazine subscribers after January 1st, 2016, or renewal subscribers after February 1st, 2016 are automatically entered to win.
You can subscribe and enter to win now at AIMag.com, or by calling 877-693-3572.
Or you can enter the sweepstakes by sending a 3×5 index card with your name, address, telephone number, and e-mail, in a stamped envelope addressed to: American Iron Magazine, 1010 Summer Street, Stamford, CT 06905, Attn: Dennis Kirk / American Iron Magazine Sweepstakes.
This issue is also available at your local newsstands and for digital download.
Additional information
|.5 lbs


text:
Sikhs Prompt Changes to U.S. Military's Uniform Rules
The Pentagon announced Wednesday it had relaxing uniform rules to allow troops to wear jewelry and apparel as well as groom their hair to comply with requirements of their religion.
Military service members will have to request exemptions from current uniform rules from their commanders, and in some cases higher headquarters. But religious garb that had previously been banned, including head coverings or pendants, is likely to be allowed under the new rules (PDF of directive).
In addition to religious apparel, jewelry and facial hair, the new rules specifically allow tattoos and body piercings that are religious in nature.
"All requests for accommodation of religious practices will be assessed on a case-by-case basis," said Lt. Cmdr. Nathan Christensen, a Pentagon spokesman. "Each request must be considered based on its unique facts."
Cmdr. Christensen said that military commanders will base approval of the request based on whether it could impact "unit cohesion" and the ability of a military unit to complete its assigned missions.
The directive also says that requests can be denied if the religious item would cause a safety hazard or interferes with protective equipment, like a flak jacket, flight suit or camouflage uniforms.
Military officials wouldn't say if the new rules would allow Muslim headscarves, but the new rules appear drafted to accommodate such requests. Indeed, the changes come after Sikhs pressed the military to allow members of their faith to grow beards, keep their hair uncut and wear turbans, as required by their faith.
In recent years, the military has begun to accommodate the religious requirement of Sikhs and the new directive extends that accommodation more broadly.
The new directive also now specifically protects the rights of non-believers, noting that the department "places a high value on the rights of members of the Military Services to observe the tenets of their respective religions or to observe no religion at all."
Most Popular Videos
Most Popular Articles
Opinion: A Presidential Smear
Death of George Floyd in Minneapolis Police Custody Draws Condemnation From Law Enforcement Officials
Minneapolis Police Clash With Protesters Angered by George Floyd's Death
Fauci Warns About Hydroxychloroquine and In-Person Party Conventions
Bad Weather Scrubs SpaceX Launch


text:
Born to bee wild: How feral pollinators may help prevent colony collapse disorder
By Enrique Gili
According to the Department of Agriculture, CCD has accounted, at least in part, ?for 30 percent of bee losses annually, since 2007. It's also jeopardizing beekeepers, rural economies, and the farm communities that depend on those bees. Worldwide honeybees pollinate 400 crops, while adding an estimated $15 billion in revenues per year to the U.S. farm economy.
Despite their pastoral image, the burden placed on the domesticated honeybees is a weighty one. Bred for their non-aggressive demeanor and ample honey production, they're also expected to help propagate tens upon of thousands of acres of flower-pollinated crops on farms throughout the U.S. and Europe.
As scientists and beekeepers have been literally and figuratively? beating the bushes to understand CCD, they've often turned to the? role genetic diversity plays in the overall health of bee colonies. And recent research published in the peer-reviewed science journal PLoS ONE suggests honeybees are as adverse to monogamy as they are to monocrops.? In fact, mixing it up, so to speak, can yield unexpected and surprising benefits for honeybee populations. Honeybees — whether feral or domesticated — need variety. Not only do worker bees spend their waking hours hopping from plant to plant, but some queen bees are also promiscuous, mating with multiple males in a brief period of time. And, as it turns out, there's a biological rationale for this promiscuity; the overall fitness of the hive depends upon these multiple partners.
"Most bees, ants, and wasps mate singly. Honeybee queens are different ?in that regard — producing highly productive hives that dominate their landscape," says Heather Mattila, a researcher at Wellesley College.
In the study published in PLoS ONE, Mattila and her co-author Irene Newton found that bees — like humans and other species — depend on helpful bacteria to aid in digestion. And the genetically diverse bee colonies they studied had a significantly greater number of probiotic species living in their guts than the more uniform hives. Moreover, the uniform beehives were 127 percent more likely to contain harmful pathogens than their more diverse counterparts.
"We've never known how genetic diversity leads to healthier bees, but this ?study provides strong clues," says Matilla.
…not that there's one simple fix for CCD. Diversity is just one part of the equation. "A lot has to do with pesticides and nutrition," Cobey adds. "The amazing thing about bees is they bounce back [for a while]. But at some point they collapse."
Scientists and beekeepers alike are working furiously to prevent that from happening. But in the meantime, it might be wise to ask: What if we turned back the clock on agricultural production and allowed honeybees to forage and frolic more freely?


text:
NYPD undercover officer arrested in SUV-motorcycle gang attack
(CBS News) An NYPD undercover detective has now been arrested in connection with an attack on a family in an SUV by a group of motorcyclists, reports CBS News' John Miller.
The officer is expected to be charged with criminal mischief for allegedly banging on and breaking the rear window of the SUV. The detective waited four days before coming forward to the NYPD and he allegedly made false statements about his involvement, reports Miller.
The AP identified the officer as Wojciech Braszczok, and said he turned himself in to face riot and criminal mischief charges. He was expected to make a court appearance Wednesday.
Also Tuesday, police arrested Clint Caldwell on gang assault and other charges Tuesday. He's the sixth person arrested following the September melee, including Braszczok.
In other news, there is new video of a road rage attack in New York City in which several men appear to be kicking the driver of an SUV while he laid on the ground. Police say Alexian Lien was pulled out of his vehicle. Another man is seen stepping in to stop the assault.
A fourth suspect has been charged in the incident. And now, the man who shot the original video sparking the outrage is breaking his silence.
NYPD officers' role in biker road rage case examined
It was supposed to be a leisurely Sunday ride through New York City. Some in this group of motorcycles were intentionally slowing down other cars on the road so that the rest of them could pass safely.
Kevin Bresloff turned on his helmet camera shortly after the riders encountered the black Range Rover, says his lawyer, Andrew Vecere. "From speaking to him, what he saw - or what he believes that he saw was a water bottle come out of the sunroof of the car," Vecere said.
Asked he is referring to the SUV -- and if someone threw it -- Vecere said, "Yes, correct."
What happened next is not in dispute. First there was a collision, and then a confrontation. Suddenly, the black Range Rover peels off, hitting some of the riders. A chase ensues, until the SUV -- now with its tires slashed -- gets stuck in traffic. Some riders attack the vehicle and eventually its driver, but that part isn't captured on Bresloff's video.
Vecere said he and his client "categorically deny that he in any way tampered with the video."
"It's a shame. But that's when it died. The battery just stopped working, there's not more footage," he told CBS News' Miller.
Bresloff told "CBS This Morning, "based upon the sole fact that I ride a motorcycle, the public has decided that I am a thug or gang member. This is simply not true. I was a spectator of these unfortunate events that occurred."
Vecere said, "I believe he thought that he was still rolling [film on the attack]. From speaking to him, it happened so quickly. In other words, it was shocking, terrifying, never expected this to happen at all. And literally was just documenting it like he documented it from the beginning to the end. In other words, 'I'm taping it' originally was, 'I want the police to see that this man hit a motorcycle, ran over motorcycle riders'."
Bresloff is not being treated like a suspect, Miller added on "CBS This Morning." He is considered a witness and he doesn't expect to face any charges. And it's important to note his video is not the only one in this case. The chain of events was captured on surveillance cameras, highway cameras, and the cell phones and iPads of other bystanders.
Asked what he makes of Bresloff, Miller said on "CTM," "I took him through his story. He seems like a guy who has fallen into this thing way over his head. I don't think he expected this to -- he shot that video and uploaded it to YouTube because that's how he handles his video. It had 400,000 hits in the morning -- it's now 6 or 7 million now. This was not what he thought was going to happen here."
Turning to the matter of Vecere's statements that the video went out at that moment, Miller said it begs the question, but added that police have executed a search warrant at Bresloff's home for his computers and other materials and there is no indication that more video of the incident exists.
As for the police officers who were part of the motorcycle group, Miller said a detective has come forward, and another police officer is getting ready to come forward.
"There are two other police officers who were in the ride," Miller said. "So the police department has not actually sat down and done the Q and A with all of them. So this picture is unfolding more slowly than investigators would like."
For more on the ride, watch Miller's full report and analysis above.