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The Set up realized at the Fabbrica del Vapore was dedicated to the project Cinemoderno curated by Martina Angelotti for Careof. The project prepares the space for a one-month-series of events, five different performances, which required different space configurations. The project is a bleacher inspired by the ones of the cinemas, but that can be easily divided in various pieces of different height and dimension for many possibilities of configuration. Every artist gave birth to his own disposition moving and placing the elements into the space. The installation was entirely built with modular drilled metal profiles that permit future possibilities of dis-assembly and re-assembly in new forms.


A new technology does more than just present more competition for an old technology. It presents a different type of competition whose value proposition does not fully overlap with the old technology offer, and that can disrupt businesses drastically.
Replacing an old technology or adopting a new technology for your business is a more complex task than it seems. For the past couple of decades, CIO's have significantly improved their ability to understand the technology shifts that disrupt businesses, industries, and sectors. They understand far more about how to identify those shifts and what risks they may represent to incumbent companies. But the timing of technological change remains a true mystery.
Even as some technologies and companies seem to take off overnight (such as Uber, Snapchat and Twitter), others take decades to unfold (such as HDTV and cloud computing), and this can be a problem for many executives. Still there are too few tools and indicators when such transition should take place and, even knowing that many CIO's are now more aware whether a new innovation or technology poses a threat, the doubt is still there in the back of their minds: whenever a superior new technology emerges on the horizon should CIO's simply follow conventional wisdom and strive to make a seamless transition to this new technology?
Many CIO's do that, although they can't admit to themselves that they actually don't have the proper strategy in place, neither the necessary wherewithal and IT ecosystem to perform such transition, and so they fail disastrously and may even jeopardize their companies' businesses.
A few years ago, someone from NASA said that "an Apollo rocket is actually on course only two or three percent of the time? At least 97% of the time it takes to get from the earth to the moon, it's off course". Unfortunately, that's how most IT executives run their projects to adopt new technologies or to update existing ones, they just start a new project without any previous analysis of market maturity for that technology, IT ecosystems and how soon those technologies will become old, and that goes without mentioning the impact on their current business value proposition, and then just fix it as it evolves, many times causing significant financial loses and negative impact within the time-to-market.
Based on a research by Prof. Ron Adner and Prof. Rahul Kapoor, it's possible to understand that the number-one concern coming from CIO's is being ready too late and missing the market momentum (for example, Blockbuster, which has failed due to having ignored the shift from video rentals to streaming). But on the other hand, the number-two concern should probably be getting ready too soon and exhausting resources before the market momentum starts (think of the many dot-com companies that died in the 2001 technology crash, only to see their own ideas and concepts reborn later as a profitable Web 2.0 venture). This prematurely acting concern applies both to established incumbents being threatened by disruptive technologies and to innovating start-ups carrying the flag of disruption.
In order to better understand why some of the new technologies quickly supplant their predecessors while others take much more time, it's necessary to consider two topics in different ways. First, it's necessary not only to comprehend the new technology itself, but also the broader ecosystem that is needed in order for it to perform according to the expected. Second, it's necessary to understand that competition may take place between the new and the old ecosystems, rather than between the technologies themselves, and this perspective enables executives to better foresee the timing of transitions, plan more coherent strategies for mitigating threats and leverage opportunities and, ultimately, make far better decisions about when and where to allocate organizational resources.
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using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System;
using NetRuntimeSystem = System;
using System.ComponentModel;
using NetOffice.Attributes;
using NetOffice.CollectionsGeneric;

namespace NetOffice.OWC10Api
{
	/// <summary>
	/// DispatchInterface ChDataLabels
	/// SupportByVersion OWC10, 1
	/// </summary>
	[SupportByVersion("OWC10", 1)]
	[EntityType(EntityType.IsDispatchInterface), Enumerator(Enumerator.Reference, EnumeratorInvoke.Custom), HasIndexProperty(IndexInvoke.Property, "Item")]
	public class ChDataLabels : COMObject, IEnumerableProvider<NetOffice.OWC10Api.ChDataLabel>
	{
		#pragma warning disable

		#region Type Information

		/// <summary>
		/// Instance Type
		/// </summary>
		[EditorBrowsable(EditorBrowsableState.Advanced), Browsable(false), Category("NetOffice"), CoreOverridden]
		public override Type InstanceType
		{
			get
			{
				return LateBindingApiWrapperType;
			}
		}

        private static Type _type;

		[EditorBrowsable(EditorBrowsableState.Never), Browsable(false)]
        public static Type LateBindingApiWrapperType
        {
            get
            {
                if (null == _type)
                    _type = typeof(ChDataLabels);
                return _type;
            }
        }

        #endregion

		#region Ctor

		/// <param name="factory">current used factory core</param>
		/// <param name="parentObject">object there has created the proxy</param>
		/// <param name="proxyShare">proxy share instead if com proxy</param>
		public ChDataLabels(Core factory, ICOMObject parentObject, COMProxyShare proxyShare) : base(factory, parentObject, proxyShare)
		{
		}

		///<param name="factory">current used factory core</param>
		///<param name="parentObject">object there has created the proxy</param>
        ///<param name="comProxy">inner wrapped COM proxy</param>
		public ChDataLabels(Core factory, ICOMObject parentObject, object comProxy) : base(factory, parentObject, comProxy)
		{

		}

        ///<param name="parentObject">object there has created the proxy</param>
        ///<param name="comProxy">inner wrapped COM proxy</param>
        [EditorBrowsable(EditorBrowsableState.Never), Browsable(false)]
		public ChDataLabels(ICOMObject parentObject, object comProxy) : base(parentObject, comProxy)
		{
		}

		///<param name="factory">current used factory core</param>
		///<param name="parentObject">object there has created the proxy</param>
        ///<param name="comProxy">inner wrapped COM proxy</param>
        ///<param name="comProxyType">Type of inner wrapped COM proxy"</param>
		[EditorBrowsable(EditorBrowsableState.Never), Browsable(false)]
		public ChDataLabels(Core factory, ICOMObject parentObject, object comProxy, NetRuntimeSystem.Type comProxyType) : base(factory, parentObject, comProxy, comProxyType)
		{

		}

		///<param name="parentObject">object there has created the proxy</param>
        ///<param name="comProxy">inner wrapped COM proxy</param>
        ///<param name="comProxyType">Type of inner wrapped COM proxy"</param>
        [EditorBrowsable(EditorBrowsableState.Never), Browsable(false)]
		public ChDataLabels(ICOMObject parentObject, object comProxy, NetRuntimeSystem.Type comProxyType) : base(parentObject, comProxy, comProxyType)
		{
		}

		///<param name="replacedObject">object to replaced. replacedObject are not usable after this action</param>
		[EditorBrowsable(EditorBrowsableState.Never), Browsable(false)]
		public ChDataLabels(ICOMObject replacedObject) : base(replacedObject)
		{
		}

		[EditorBrowsable(EditorBrowsableState.Never), Browsable(false)]
		public ChDataLabels() : base()
		{
		}

		/// <param name="progId">registered progID</param>
		[EditorBrowsable(EditorBrowsableState.Never), Browsable(false)]
		public ChDataLabels(string progId) : base(progId)
		{
		}

		#endregion

		#region Properties

		/// <summary>
		/// SupportByVersion OWC10 1
		/// Get
		/// </summary>
		[SupportByVersion("OWC10", 1)]
		public NetOffice.OWC10Api.ChBorder Border
		{
			get
			{
				return Factory.ExecuteKnownReferencePropertyGet<NetOffice.OWC10Api.ChBorder>(this, "Border", NetOffice.OWC10Api.ChBorder.LateBindingApiWrapperType);
			}
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// SupportByVersion OWC10 1
		/// Get
		/// </summary>
		[SupportByVersion("OWC10", 1)]
		public NetOffice.OWC10Api.ChFont Font
		{
			get
			{
				return Factory.ExecuteKnownReferencePropertyGet<NetOffice.OWC10Api.ChFont>(this, "Font", NetOffice.OWC10Api.ChFont.LateBindingApiWrapperType);
			}
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// SupportByVersion OWC10 1
		/// Get/Set
		/// </summary>
		[SupportByVersion("OWC10", 1)]
		public bool HasBubbleSize
		{
			get
			{
				return Factory.ExecuteBoolPropertyGet(this, "HasBubbleSize");
			}
			set
			{
				Factory.ExecuteValuePropertySet(this, "HasBubbleSize", value);
			}
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// SupportByVersion OWC10 1
		/// Get/Set
		/// </summary>
		[SupportByVersion("OWC10", 1)]
		public bool HasCategoryName
		{
			get
			{
				return Factory.ExecuteBoolPropertyGet(this, "HasCategoryName");
			}
			set
			{
				Factory.ExecuteValuePropertySet(this, "HasCategoryName", value);
			}
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// SupportByVersion OWC10 1
		/// Get/Set
		/// </summary>
		[SupportByVersion("OWC10", 1)]
		public bool HasPercentage
		{
			get
			{
				return Factory.ExecuteBoolPropertyGet(this, "HasPercentage");
			}
			set
			{
				Factory.ExecuteValuePropertySet(this, "HasPercentage", value);
			}
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// SupportByVersion OWC10 1
		/// Get/Set
		/// </summary>
		[SupportByVersion("OWC10", 1)]
		public bool HasSeriesName
		{
			get
			{
				return Factory.ExecuteBoolPropertyGet(this, "HasSeriesName");
			}
			set
			{
				Factory.ExecuteValuePropertySet(this, "HasSeriesName", value);
			}
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// SupportByVersion OWC10 1
		/// Get/Set
		/// </summary>
		[SupportByVersion("OWC10", 1)]
		public bool HasValue
		{
			get
			{
				return Factory.ExecuteBoolPropertyGet(this, "HasValue");
			}
			set
			{
				Factory.ExecuteValuePropertySet(this, "HasValue", value);
			}
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// SupportByVersion OWC10 1
		/// Get
		/// </summary>
		[SupportByVersion("OWC10", 1)]
		public NetOffice.OWC10Api.ChInterior Interior
		{
			get
			{
				return Factory.ExecuteKnownReferencePropertyGet<NetOffice.OWC10Api.ChInterior>(this, "Interior", NetOffice.OWC10Api.ChInterior.LateBindingApiWrapperType);
			}
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// SupportByVersion OWC10 1
		/// Get/Set
		/// </summary>
		[SupportByVersion("OWC10", 1)]
		public string NumberFormat
		{
			get
			{
				return Factory.ExecuteStringPropertyGet(this, "NumberFormat");
			}
			set
			{
				Factory.ExecuteValuePropertySet(this, "NumberFormat", value);
			}
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// SupportByVersion OWC10 1
		/// Get
		/// </summary>
		[SupportByVersion("OWC10", 1)]
		public NetOffice.OWC10Api.ChSeries Parent
		{
			get
			{
				return Factory.ExecuteKnownReferencePropertyGet<NetOffice.OWC10Api.ChSeries>(this, "Parent", NetOffice.OWC10Api.ChSeries.LateBindingApiWrapperType);
			}
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// SupportByVersion OWC10 1
		/// Get/Set
		/// </summary>
		[SupportByVersion("OWC10", 1)]
		public NetOffice.OWC10Api.Enums.ChartDataLabelPositionEnum Position
		{
			get
			{
				return Factory.ExecuteEnumPropertyGet<NetOffice.OWC10Api.Enums.ChartDataLabelPositionEnum>(this, "Position");
			}
			set
			{
				Factory.ExecuteEnumPropertySet(this, "Position", value);
			}
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// SupportByVersion OWC10 1
		/// Get/Set
		/// </summary>
		[SupportByVersion("OWC10", 1)]
		public string Separator
		{
			get
			{
				return Factory.ExecuteStringPropertyGet(this, "Separator");
			}
			set
			{
				Factory.ExecuteValuePropertySet(this, "Separator", value);
			}
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// SupportByVersion OWC10 1
		/// Get
		/// </summary>
		[SupportByVersion("OWC10", 1)]
		public Int32 Index
		{
			get
			{
				return Factory.ExecuteInt32PropertyGet(this, "Index");
			}
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// SupportByVersion OWC10 1
		/// Get
		/// </summary>
		/// <param name="index">Int32 index</param>
		[SupportByVersion("OWC10", 1)]
		[NetRuntimeSystem.Runtime.CompilerServices.IndexerName("Item"), IndexProperty]
		public NetOffice.OWC10Api.ChDataLabel this[Int32 index]
		{
			get
			{
				return Factory.ExecuteKnownReferencePropertyGet<NetOffice.OWC10Api.ChDataLabel>(this, "Item", NetOffice.OWC10Api.ChDataLabel.LateBindingApiWrapperType, index);
			}
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// SupportByVersion OWC10 1
		/// Get
		/// </summary>
		[SupportByVersion("OWC10", 1)]
		public Int32 Count
		{
			get
			{
				return Factory.ExecuteInt32PropertyGet(this, "Count");
			}
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// SupportByVersion OWC10 1
		/// Get
		/// </summary>
		[SupportByVersion("OWC10", 1)]
		public Int32 Top
		{
			get
			{
				return Factory.ExecuteInt32PropertyGet(this, "Top");
			}
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// SupportByVersion OWC10 1
		/// Get
		/// </summary>
		[SupportByVersion("OWC10", 1)]
		public Int32 Left
		{
			get
			{
				return Factory.ExecuteInt32PropertyGet(this, "Left");
			}
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// SupportByVersion OWC10 1
		/// Get
		/// </summary>
		[SupportByVersion("OWC10", 1)]
		public Int32 Bottom
		{
			get
			{
				return Factory.ExecuteInt32PropertyGet(this, "Bottom");
			}
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// SupportByVersion OWC10 1
		/// Get
		/// </summary>
		[SupportByVersion("OWC10", 1)]
		public Int32 Right
		{
			get
			{
				return Factory.ExecuteInt32PropertyGet(this, "Right");
			}
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// SupportByVersion OWC10 1
		/// Get
		/// </summary>
		[SupportByVersion("OWC10", 1)]
		public NetOffice.OWC10Api.Enums.ChartSelectionsEnum ObjectType
		{
			get
			{
				return Factory.ExecuteEnumPropertyGet<NetOffice.OWC10Api.Enums.ChartSelectionsEnum>(this, "ObjectType");
			}
		}

		#endregion

		#region Methods

		/// <summary>
		/// SupportByVersion OWC10 1
		/// </summary>
		[SupportByVersion("OWC10", 1)]
		public void Select()
		{
			 Factory.ExecuteMethod(this, "Select");
		}

        #endregion

        #region IEnumerableProvider<NetOffice.OWC10Api.ChDataLabel>

        ICOMObject IEnumerableProvider<NetOffice.OWC10Api.ChDataLabel>.GetComObjectEnumerator(ICOMObject parent)
        {
            return this;
        }

        IEnumerable IEnumerableProvider<NetOffice.OWC10Api.ChDataLabel>.FetchVariantComObjectEnumerator(ICOMObject parent, ICOMObject enumerator)
        {
            NetRuntimeSystem.Collections.IEnumerable innerEnumerator = (this as NetRuntimeSystem.Collections.IEnumerable);
            foreach (NetOffice.OWC10Api.ChDataLabel item in innerEnumerator)
                yield return item;
        }

        #endregion

        #region IEnumerable<NetOffice.OWC10Api.ChDataLabel>

        /// <summary>
        /// SupportByVersion OWC10, 1
        /// This is a custom enumerator from NetOffice
        /// </summary>
        [SupportByVersion("OWC10", 1)]
        [CustomEnumerator]
        public IEnumerator<NetOffice.OWC10Api.ChDataLabel> GetEnumerator()
        {
            NetRuntimeSystem.Collections.IEnumerable innerEnumerator = (this as NetRuntimeSystem.Collections.IEnumerable);
            foreach (NetOffice.OWC10Api.ChDataLabel item in innerEnumerator)
                yield return item;
        }

        #endregion

        #region IEnumerable

        /// <summary>
        /// SupportByVersion OWC10, 1
        /// This is a custom enumerator from NetOffice
        /// </summary>
        [SupportByVersion("OWC10", 1)]
        [CustomEnumerator]
        IEnumerator NetRuntimeSystem.Collections.IEnumerable.GetEnumerator()
        {
            int count = Count;
            object[] enumeratorObjects = new object[count];
            for (int i = 0; i < count; i++)
                enumeratorObjects[i] = this[i + 1];

            foreach (object item in enumeratorObjects)
                yield return item;
        }

        #endregion

        #pragma warning restore
    }
}

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Posted on 07/19/2016 by kindle
Mob Psycho 100 – Episode 2
That was a fun and entertaining episode! Mob Psycho 100 welcomes us to its feverish world in episode 1, whilst episode 2 shifts its view to Mob… undergoing puberty. Straightforward and subtle, MP100 isn't just an eye-candy.
Despite his generic and boring looks, Mob is actually a pretty diverse and interesting character himself. He reminds me of a blank canvas, but that doesn't mean there is nothing noteworthy to look at the said empty space. A blank canvas can be anything it wants to be, and that's just how Mob is. I admit. Mob, by default, is boring as a hero character. However, it's those times when he genuinely uses his abilities to good use, and times where he steps up his ante to break the status quo that he becomes more than a one-dimensional character.
Adolescence, to put it in my own words, is a phase in our life wherein we develop a taste or interest for something. To others, it can be an inclination towards a certain genre of music, anime, a sport, or anything. To Mob, it's attraction to the opposite sex. In retrospect, we don't really need to try that hard to think of something we want to do. Simply ask yourself what makes you smile the most/make makes you happy. I believe that was the first time I saw Mob smile genuinely — and a genuine smile born out of puppy love is darn sweet, kid. See? Mob isn't boring at all. He's an uber OP psychic who happens to be a hopeless romantic! In my case though, I got into video games a lot during his age. Why? Well, it simply is what I wanted to do at that time — it makes me happy. Screw homeworks! Screw dishes! Be. Who. You. Are. Paint your own canvas. You can only be a teenager once, after all. Kinda sounds like mob psychology, don't you think?
Rightfully so, the same can be said about MP100's quirky nature. By default, MP100 is static– boring even. However, my impression that it's a blank space makes up for its stagnant display. Now, I'm not an art connoisseur here or anything but I can pretty much make a blind guess that there were a lot of techniques used in this episode (and the first) to keep the bizarre level up: abstract, surreal, oil-painting, moe, or whatever shit you call that; MP100 is a mishmash of creativity convulted into one coherent painting. This trait doesn't only limit itself to the visual presentation, but it also applies to its composition/directing. Of course this can be attributed to Tachikawa's touch but one can't simply ignore how the anime adaptation truly evolved from its source. Remember the cuts with Mob and Reigen speaking over the phone and how they divided the screen to depict the back and forth conversation between the two? That was cool and effective — something we rarely see from shows nowadays.
On a different note, Reigen is more than what he looks to be. He isn't just a con-man. Okay, he is, but what surprised me is despite how goofy he is, he was actually able to make a sound and logical advise to Mob — something that you don't expect to hear from a person whose profession is to trick people. Well, he may just be doing that in order not to lose Mob as a sidekick but still… Anyways, in that instance, his character immediately becomes even more substantial, and questions popped into my head: he knew the club is a con itself, so was he either saving Mob from making the wrong choice, or was it simply to keep his business running (can be both, I guess)? Why did he become a con-artist, an exorcist for that matter, in the first place? He can be a masseur! Perhaps he wanted to be a real exorcist as a kid, and even as he grew up, he still chased after his dreamed profession — he's doing what he wanted to do, even though he clearly doesn't have the talent for it. Welp! Maybe I'm reading too deep into his character but, hey, he's a major personality in MP100 and I can't imagine ONE designing him as a dude who's just in it for the money.
Short thoughts:
I totally face-palmed during that last punchline with Mob joining the Body Development club. I was totally expecting him to join the Telepathy club although I guess every 12 year old who wants to impress a girl would want to look good in front of her, aye? Or perhaps I think Mob is misunderstanding something here… can you guess what?
I did mention on one of my tweets before that MP100 would be a hit if it airs on my country's local tv stations, and this episode solidified that claim. Majority of the viewers here are aged 12-16 and Mob is a great MC given how relateable he is.
Can't wait till Mob reaches 100. The slow build-up really gives a sort of tension worth looking forward to.
Do read this interview of ONE and director Tachikawa re the anime. It's pretty fun.
I'm totally excited for that dude with blonde hair. Seems to me they'll be doing a psychic vs. psychic battle within this cour.
I love how ONE and Murata are so hyped with this adaptation and I can only imagine how fulfilling it is for ONE to see these characters move on the big screen. It does seem like the everyone working on the show is having a lot of fun — Tachikawa, specially! Anyways, I guess I'll be seeing you guys next week!
CategoriesAnime, Mob Psycho 100, Summer 2016 TagsAnime, kindle, Mob Psycho 100, Nichi Nichi Chan, Summer 2016
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Anya Byrd: GRFP, LMRCSC, and UMCES award winner
Home / News / Anya Byrd: GRFP, LMRCSC, and UMCES award winner
Anya Byrd's interest in marine science began where many young scientists first encounter the aquatic world - at the National Aquarium in Baltimore. At age 5, she was fascinated by all of the animals in the tanks. Years later, she's pursuing that love right next door - at IMET. Byrd is working toward a Ph.D. in the lab of Dr. Sook Chung. Byrd arrives at IMET having earned several prestigious awards, all of which will help her in her research and career ambitions.
As an undergraduate, Byrd was a Meyerhoff Scholar at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County. This program is focused on increasing diversity in STEM fields and has a focus on conducting independent research. Through this program, Byrd had her first exposure to working in a lab, through summer internships. She also had her first exposure to IMET as an intern in Dr. Jim Du's lab. She enjoyed her work and decided to continue to a Ph.D. after graduating from UMBC. Having already had a research experience in the Du Lab, she was excited to return to IMET. When Byrd applied to study at IMET, she applied to and was awarded the Presidential Fellowship from the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science. This provides two years of funding and will greatly help her as she pursues her research in Dr. Chung's lab.
To support her graduate research, Byrd also applied for and was awarded a National Science Foundation grant through the Graduate Research Fellowship Program (GRFP). This fellowship provides a stipend and tuition for three years. It also gives students connections to international internships, which is particularly interesting to Byrd. "I would like to see how different people are doing marine science, in very different environments," she said. If Byrd could go anywhere for an internship, it would be to Japan. She is interested not only because Japan is a leader in marine science, but also because she has a strong interest in the country's culture and language. By providing resources and connections, the GRFP may help Byrd travel while gaining new scientific skills and knowledge.
Byrd is also a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) fellow in the Living Marine Resources Cooperative Science Center (LMRCSC), which is directed by Dr. Rose Jagus at IMET. She's particularly excited about this, not only because it provides funding and professional development, but because it gives her the opportunity to interact with several programs within NOAA. Byrd is interested in a career in marine policy, and so this exposure is helpful in determining whether that will be a good fit and in advancing her toward that goal. "All of these connections give me a foot in the door," she said.
Already, Byrd has benefitted from the LMRCSC program. She attended a professional development workshop on the Eastern Shore, where she had trainings on time management and also had a chance to talk with people who harvest crabs and oysters. She appreciated the opportunity to see where the research meets the real world and to talk with people whose livelihood depends on effective management and conservation of marine resources. As part of her fellowship, she will also complete a NOAA Experiential Research and Training Opportunity. By working directly in a NOAA lab, she will have the opportunity to experience the everyday work of a NOAA scientist. She would like to complete this in a NOAA office on the West Coast, furthering her understanding of different marine ecosystems.
With all of these opportunities ahead of her, Byrd has a lot of things to be excited about. First, she'll spend time at IMET taking courses and developing her own research. Byrd is happy to be able to hone her lab skills as she works on the Blue Crab Genome Initiative (BCGI). Specifically, she is trying to confirm the sequence of the Mammalian Target of Rapamycin in the blue crab genome and test whether or how this gene influences blue crab growth and size. She aims to help scientists better understand how blue crabs grow and respond to stress.
While Byrd is interested in travelling the world with the GRFP and working for NOAA on the West Coast, she is also excited for the time she gets to spend at IMET, right next to the Aquarium where she fell in love with marine life. She said, "I'm looking forward to making connections with people at IMET. This place is great for bringing together people who study completely different things … Because of the diversity of thinking, it feels like it's more likely that you'll find answers the problems that you're having, and I think that's awesome."


Shedd Aquarium has reimagined the school group experience to challenge the notion that field trips are an out-of-class unstructured visit and demonstrate that a field trip can be a constructive learning opportunity that is relevant and valuable to today's teachers and students. For more than two years, supported by the Institute of Museum and Library Sciences, a cross-departmental team at Shedd researched the needs of teachers, students, staff, and chaperones, and piloted and created an in-house field trip program based on the needs of teachers and 21st century learners. To complete the school group experience, the project also produced an orientation video, school group focused maps, a new registration process and pre/post experiences for teachers to utilize with students.
Students using the Science Tech Treks app to observe animals, explore exhibits, and create their science journals.
The Science Tech Treks was designed as an immersive technology experience, connecting K-5 learners to our animals and exhibits while aligning with Next Generation Science Standards. Science Tech Treks is a suite of four tablet based app programs: two for K-2 students two for 3-5 grade students. These apps are not general guides to Shedd's galleries, but instead direct students to look closer at the animals, record data like a scientist and create a digital journal. During the experience, learners work in small groups to take photos and record their observations and predictions about live animals, their behaviors and their habitats, all within the tablet apps, no pen and paper required. These unique interactive learning opportunities mimic a scientist's field observation log, connecting students with the living world while they develop science skills. Teachers automatically receive an electronic copy of the students' work created in the app during the field trip to track their learning, and build upon their experiences during post-trip classroom activities.
Students use the Science Tech Treks app features to design a habitat for a hermit crab.
The process of reimagining Shedd's school group experience, designing the app curriculum and building the apps was a collaborative effort across thirteen departments at Shedd including learning, animal husbandry, marketing, guest experience and technology. Science Tech Treks were launched in the fall of 2015. Within four months of launch there were 119 program registrations, impacting 3,366 students.
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Mental health will be a key priority of the next Labour Government, and I am proud that it was Labour who in this Parliament won the vote to introduce 'parity of esteem' between mental and physical health into law.
It is critical that people in crisis get the help and support they need regardless of where they turn to for help, whether it's health services, the police, social care or community organisations. I am delighted that local organisations in Hitchin & Harpenden have come together to sign their own declaration on the action they will take to achieve this and I will support this work in any way that I can.
This is especially important now as mental health services are under increasing pressure. Under the Tory-led Government, the mental health budget has fallen for the first time in a decade. Mental health wards are running over capacity and there are hundreds fewer mental health doctors and thousands fewer mental health nurses. Children and young people's mental health services have been stripped back too, at the same time as £3 billion has been wasted on a damaging NHS reorganisation, and this has led to more young people being placed on adult wards, and many sent hundreds of miles from home as a result of bed shortages.
Labour will work to reverse the damage caused by this Government's failure and false economies on mental health, putting prevention and early intervention at the heart of our approach. We will ensure the training of doctors, nurses and all professional staff in the NHS includes mental health, so that frontline staff can spot problems and link people up with the right support, and we will ensure that mental health is included in teacher training too.
Labour will create a new right to talking therapies in the NHS Constitution – just as people currently have a right to drugs and medical treatments. We will focus on speeding up access to talking therapies, working towards the goal that vast majority of people who need support are seen with 28 days. And we will work to ensure health and care services are integrated, with mental health at the heart of the future NHS.


Our next-generation 2.ZERØGRAND Chukka offers a remarkably innovative upgrade on tradition and seamlessly integrates craftsmanship with features that rival top-of-the-line running shoes.
Shoes look nice and lightweight. However they are narrow. I should have gotten a bigger size. Wore these in a recent trip overseas for 2 weeks straight. They were ok but not as comfortable as other cole haan shoes.
Highly recommend!! Best wearing shoe I've ever had. Recieved multiple compliments on them. Look good for dress or casual!! Bought a second pair!!??
Can't tell you how much I love this shoe! It's very comfortable, light, and versatile. The leather quality is excellent and you can dress these up or down. They are also sleeker and more modern than many of the Chukka styles.
Absolutely the most comfortable work shoes I've ever owned. I have three pair of ZeroGrand's in different colors and was hesitant to order the Chukka's, due to them coming over the ankle.
My husband loves these shoes I got him for his birthday. After being on his feet all day he comes home and puts these on and said they feel amazing. He's particular about his shoes and these pass with flying colors.
I would wear them everyday if I could.
I have already recommended these shoes to several men who complimented the look. They are feather-lite and comfortable. I love them.
Exactly as shown and expected. Comfortable to wear.
Very comfortable for everyday wear. Looks great with jeans and/or suit pants.
Somewhat surprised as far as how thin the leather is, but that is just my taste I guess.
Outstanding, good looking, and comfortable! I'm wearing them now. Another great Cole Haan product. Cole Haan is the only shoe product I buy. It is the best!
A little narrow in the heel. Love the style and comfort.
If you are thinking about it go ahead you will not regret it.
Very comfortable straight out of the box. Very stylish.
I bought the brown leather chukka. Shoe looks great. No break in period. The light weight and comfort of this shoe is perfect for being on your feet all day. Shoe is pretty close to size, just runs a tad big. Like all leather shoes, it also scuffs a bit. Otherwise, shoe is great and I may buy another later.
The fit is good. The style is good. The comfort is not as good as other Zerogrand footwear I have. Would buy again, however.
I had been watching this shoe and waiting for a bit to purchase it. I was very excited only to find an additional surprise. When the shoes arrived I immediately opened it to find that it is one of the lightest pairs of boots I have ever owned. They weigh so little that I immediately began to look inside the shoe and box to try to find whether it was an authentic Cole Haan product. I have to say, the color is attractive and the combination just works. I did notice that the toe box is slimmer as previous Chukkas have been wider. However it did not create an issue of discomfort to my foot. This is a comfortable and attractive boot and I would highly recommend it to anyone.
Comfortable shoes that is very versatile. I get lots of compliments and primarily wear both business and casual.
Staff was very courteous and met my every need. I love the direction of shoes that Cole Haan has put on market last 2-3 years.
I have several pairs of previous version Chukka's and these are a noticeable better and I am a real fan of those. The sole is an improvement, as well as, it has three shoelace holes which provides both better support and looks. These are the best Chukka's yet!
Super comfortable and light weight. My second pair of Zerogrand chukkas. I definitely recommend these shoes.
Super light and comfortable. I knew these would be good but pleasantly surprised on how great they are. Highly recommend these for casual and smart casual dress.
These shoes were very comfortable straight out of the box. I can dress up or down with them. They go well with everything from jeans to suits to everything in between.
I was apprehensive originally because of the price. I was thinking I could get two pair for what these cost but I really liked them so I purchased anyway. When I received them I was impressed. Very comfortable and head turners. I have been wearing this brand for almost 20 years.
Want to try it out, this is my first!
I think they'll look super cool.
They just look awesome and will fit nice and comfy as usual.
Perfect shoe for formal and casual wear!
My husband needed something just like this.
l like the style and look comfortable.
Because I liked very much, but was very difficult to funded.
Comfort is a given with Cole Haan, so that wasn't a concern. But this chukka's color combo is beautiful, so I added it to my collection.
Looking for a clean style that pairs well with jeans.
they are the only brand i can wear to relieve pressure off my knees.
Great comfort and style that stands out with many ways to dress up or down.
This is my 2nd pair. The quality, fit, and light weight are the reasons.
Great work/play balance + comfortable to wear all day.
At my age, I need a shoe that is comfortable yet appears classy!
No better shoes than Cold Haan, and I like the style of this particular item.
I love cole haan shoes and I have 10 pairs! adding more one to my shoe family. The style looks nice for everyday use.
I have several pairs of cole haans, but have never had a pair of chukka's, so I was excited to try a pair out.
Bought my 2nd pair because of my love for the first!
Loved the finish on the leather for these shoes. They look professional, but relaxed at the same time.
I have over 10 pairs of Cole Hana shoes and you guys deliver on style and comfort eveytime.
when will you have size 11 in british tan?
BEST ANSWER: The 2.0Grand Chukka is a limited production style and no longer available from us. However, try an online search to find availability at our retail partner stores. Use quotation marks: "Cole Haan 2.0Grand Chukka". Good luck!
Not a single retailer carries these. Please bring them back!! They are amazing! All other chukkas are "meh!"
what is the heel to toe drop on these boots?
BEST ANSWER: Too much. My feet kept sliding forward to the toe box.
Are these true to fit?
BEST ANSWER: they are narrow. I normally wear regular width, but had ti get wide to get the right fit in those.
They are a true fit length wise and rather narrow in width.
Need wide and one 1/2 size longer.
Yes they are true to size.
Are they ok to wear during summer months?
BEST ANSWER: Yes they are. To my surprise when I received them they were very lightweight so I wear them all year long with khakis and jean's.
Depends how hot it is outside. They are very light, so technically you can, but most would not wear chukkas in the summer.
Yes. These shoes are very lightweight so make a great summer boot.
Yes but only in the evening. Very Hot nights No.
does this have a removable insole?
What is the recommended care for 2.zerogrand chukkas?
Which shoe cream should be used with the British tan leather-java color? The british tan looks a little reddish online. Is the neutral color better? Or is leather conditioner sufficient to use instead of the cream?
BEST ANSWER: I treated mine with a weatherproofing spray prior to the initial wear. If there's a scuff or blemish, I just just a little conditioner.
I use neutral color cream-works well.
is there a matching belt for the British Tan/Java? I have two british tan Cole Haan belts and they are either to dress or not matching in color.
BEST ANSWER: While we do not make belts and shoes to match exactly, we prefer to recommend wearing complimentary colors. For instance, a belt in Woodbury would coordinate nicely with one of many shades of British Tan, Papaya, Sequoia or other warm brown color - and vice versa!
BEST ANSWER: The 40% Off Clearance ended 2/15, but if you register your name and email address (we don't share) at the website, you will receive a 10% discount code in a separate email, as well as advance notification of upcoming Sales, promotions and new styles.
In another product a Cole Haan customer service rep said the leather conditioner will make things water resistant, is that true?
BEST ANSWER: No, leather conditioner makes leather softer and more supple by adding moisture. Both of these styles are made from fine, soft leather that has NOT been treated to be waterproof. Wear in the dry weather!
On a different thread a Cole Haan Customer Service Rep said the Leather Conditioner will make shoes water resistant, is that true?
BEST ANSWER: No, that is incorrect. Leather conditioner makes leather softer and more supple by adding moisture. Any Cole Haan waterproof leather styles are crafted from leathers that have been through an exclusive process and treatment that makes the leather water resistant.
Where are the narrow widths???
BEST ANSWER: their normal width is actually fits narrow. I had to purchase wide. Normal width was too narrow for me.
I got a splot of black oil on them and tried several things to get it out - soap, cornstarch, etc. Anything I can do?!


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Well the 2011 Masters Tournament came to end on Sunday. The Masters Tournament proved to be very exciting and unpredictable. This is nothing new, seeing as how the Masters Tournament seems to always be a little more exciting than golf's other major tournaments. The beautiful setting of Augusta, Georgia always paints a picturesque picture in the eyes of the viewers and participants with its abundant spring colors and beautiful scenery. If you listen closely to the television broadcast, you can always hear songbirds chirping away throughout the 4 day event.
Several players battled it out to try and win the Green Jacket presented by Augusta National Golf Club. Towards the end of the day, a handful of golfers were tied at 10 under for the lead. Tiger Woods was among these, as he had his best finish in a major championship since last year's events we've all already read to much about. The final results for the 2011 Masters Tournament are as follows.
1.Charl Schwartzel -14
T2.Jason Day -12
T2.Adam Scott -12
T4.Tiger Woods – 10
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T4. Luke Donald -10
7. Angel Cabrera -9
T8. Bo Van Pelt -8
T8. K.J. Choy -8
10. Ryan Palmer -6
The exciting day of golf and the spectacularly close finish got me interested in some other historic moments in the Masters Tournament. In 1935, the second year of the Masters, Gene Sarazen holed out with a four-wood for a double eagle at the par-five 15th. This 3 under par shot is famously known in golf as "shot heard round the world". It also helped to set up a playoff victory over fellow American Craig Wood after a 36 hole playoff the following day. Ben Hogan (Masters Champion in 1951 and 1953) had an amazing 3rd round day in 1967, at the age of 55. Hogan had birdies on the 10th, 11th, 12th, 13th, 15th, and 18th holes for a -6 on the back nine. He sunk a very tricky downhill put of around 25 feet for the birdie at the 18th. Arnold Palmer battled for the lead that year along with Ben Hogan, but they both lost out to Gay Brewers. Despite falling to 10th place and 9 shots behind winner Gay Brewer, Hogan was still remarkable on the back nine of the 3rd round.
Most golf fans would argue that maybe the best Masters Tournament ever was 25 years ago this weekend. Five times Masters Champion Jack Nicklaus trailed Australian Greg Norman by 4 strokes entering the final round of the 1986 Masters Tournament. After seven holes on the final day, Nicklaus found himself even further behind Norman. Despite dropping a shot at the short par 3, 12th, Jack Nicklaus rallied. He finished the final six holes: birdie, par, eagle, birdie, birdie, par with relentless pursuit. He finished with an amazing 30 on the back nine and a final round of 65 to go 9 shots under par and defeat Greg Norman and Tom Kite who tied for second. Nicklaus, nicknamed The Golden Bear, captured his sixth and final Masters Tournament win that year. It is still the most wins at The Masters.
Tiger Woods became the youngest player to win the title in 1997. He also set the record winning by a stunning 12 strokes over Tom Kite is his second Masters appearance. Woods made history again in 2001 when he became first professional to hold all four majors at the same time. This became the 2nd Masters win and 6th overall career major tournament victory for the 25 year old Woods. These are just a few of the many memories The Masters Tournament has provided us over the years. Visit Masters.com for all the official information of The Masters Tournament. Also check out great specials online of historic golfing memorabilia. There are all kinds of special pieces out there that can help bring a classic golfing memory to life.
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Q: Browser not asking for client certificate I am configuring Apache to use client certificate authentication. When I brows to the site however, it does not ask me for a certificate, unless SSLCACertificateFile is specified. It will then ask for a certificate through the browser. The browser will pop up a box asking me to choose a certificate (it only shows certificates signed by the CA specified by SSLCACertificateFile).
I am using a self signed certificate.
It also does not matter if the certs the 'client' uses is specified in SSLCACertificatePath.
Any helpful advice on why it is acting this way?
Is the browser not asking for certificates normal unless SSLCACertificateFile is specified?
<VirtualHost _default_:443>
DocumentRoot "C:/documents"
ServerName server.ip:443
ServerAdmin admin@eample.org
ErrorLog "C:/Apache2.2/logs/error.log"
TransferLog "C:/Apache2.2/logs/access.log"

SSLEngine on
SSLCipherSuite HIGH:MEDIUM

SSLCertificateFile C:/Apache2.2/certs/server.crt

SSLCertificateKeyFile C:/Apache2.2/certs/server.key

SSLCertificateChainFile C:/Apache2.2/certs/ca.crt

SSLCACertificateFile C:/Apache2.2/certs/ca.crt

SSLCACertificatePath C:/Apache2.2/allowed-crts

SSLCARevocationPath C:/Apache2.2/revoked-certs

SSLVerifyClient require
SSLVerifyDepth  2

SSLOptions +ExportCertData +StdEnvVars
<FilesMatch "\.(cgi|shtml|phtml|php)$">
    SSLOptions +StdEnvVars
</FilesMatch>
<Directory "C:/Apache2.2/cgi-bin">
    SSLOptions +StdEnvVars
</Directory>

BrowserMatch ".*MSIE.*" \
     nokeepalive ssl-unclean-shutdown \
     downgrade-1.0 force-response-1.0

CustomLog "C:/Apache2.2/logs/webservices-ssl_request.log" \
      "%t %h %{SSL_PROTOCOL}x %{SSL_CIPHER}x \"%r\" %b"
</VirtualHost>

A: What you are saying does make sense, and the doc, while a bit vague, seems to agree.

SSLCACertificateFile
This directive sets the all-in-one file where you can assemble the
  Certificates of Certification Authorities (CA) whose clients you deal
  with. These are used for Client Authentication. Such a file is simply
  the concatenation of the various PEM-encoded Certificate files, in
  order of preference. This can be used alternatively and/or
  additionally to SSLCACertificatePath.

Just to clarify, I understand it that SSLCACertificateFile is needed so that the server knows which clients it is allowed to let in the protected area and you would need at least SSLCACertificateFile or SSLCACertificatePath.

A: When using self-signed certs, I've found it easier to forgo the CA business and use SSLVerifyClient optional_no_ca combined with SSLRequire:
    DocumentRoot /srv/www/1
ServerName your.server.tld
SSLCertificateFile /etc/apache2/ssl/your.server.tld.crt
SSLCertificateKeyFile /etc/apache2/ssl/your.server.tld.key
SSLEngine on
SSLOptions +StdEnvVars
<Location />
    Order allow,deny
    allow from all

    SSLRequireSSL
    SSLVerifyDepth 1
    SSLVerifyClient optional_no_ca
    SSLRequire (\
        %{SSL_CLIENT_CERT} eq file("/etc/apache2/ssl/validclient.crt")\
    )
</Location>

A: If you're planning to use self-signed client certificates (which can be sense, but should be done with caution, as they'll eventually need to be verified somehow), you'll need:

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*to get the server to send an empty CA list in its Certificate Request TLS message (so that the browser offers you a choice between all the certs it has, including self-signed ones): this can be done using SSLCADNRequestFile pointing to a file with an empty line;

*to get the server to accept any cert: this can be done with SSLVerifyClient optional_no_ca.

There are more details in this answer.

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the cooling process of your beads. Care should be taken when handling.
Gentle cleaning for those beads you want to be a little more careful with.
For beads with 3/32 hole or bigger.
Used for poking or raking. Great versatile tool to have in your collection.
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inches wide by 3/4 inches tall.
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Nice, heavy duty stainless steel tweezers. The length is 8 inches.
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The full length of the spoon is 3 3/4 inch. The bowl is 2 inches by 1 1/2.
Knife handle accepts double-sided blade to aid in impressing designs in hot glass.
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kiln to use as a mandrel rest.
Length: 8 3/4" Diamond length: 3 1/8"
Serrated blunt tips, the serrated portion of the tips are about 7/8"
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According to Mikrofonnews Agency (MHA), supporters of PKK/YPG say they have plan to stage a protest in front of Turkish consulate in Turkish dominated city of Urmia in west of Azerbaijan against Operation Olive Branch.
The operation was launched on Saturday by Turkey in north-west of Syria to remove terrorists of PYD/PKK from areas bordered Turkey. After the invitation by supporters of the terrorist groups, users of social pages have warned against the protest in support of terrorist groups in the region.
Reacting to the news, local officials in Azerbaijan said permission is not granted for the gathering. The gathering is expected to take place on Thursday but local officials warned the gathering will be illegal as the permission is not issued.


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The Supreme Court Issues Its Decision On Trump's DACA Appeal
Kevin Daley Supreme Court correspondent
February 26, 2018 9:40 AM ET
The U.S. Supreme Court Monday declined to review a lower court ruling requiring the federal government to continue administering the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.
The decision is a blow to the Trump administration, which hopes to solidify its prerogative to revoke DACA as soon as possible.
"It is assumed that the Court of Appeals will proceed expeditiously to decide this case," the Court's Monday morning orders read, a strong sign the justices will take the case at some point in the future.
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Judge William Alsup of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California barred the administration from terminating DACA in January. Alsup concluded its rescission was based on a flawed legal premise, rendering the decision "arbitrary, capricious, an abuse of discretion, [and] otherwise not in accordance with law."
In an extraordinary procedural move, the government appealed directly to the Supreme Court. Under normal procedure, the government would challenge Alsup's order at the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, a principal antagonist to Trump's ambitions throughout his presidency. Solicitor General Noel Francisco, the government's Supreme Court lawyer, argued the case required the tribunal's urgent attention, as Alsup's decision "requires the government to sanction indefinitely an ongoing violation of federal law being committed by nearly 700,000 aliens."
The justices rarely grant such requests.
The petition was also a long shot as a matter of timing. At this juncture of the year, scheduling constraints weigh heavily on the docket. The Court adjourns in late June, and the agenda for a given term is generally set by January. As such, it would be quite unusual for the justices to schedule another case for the current term at this late moment.
The Court signaled throughout the last week that it would not grant the government's request. The Court had two scheduled opportunities to announce a decision respecting the petition, but remained silent each time, a strong sign it would reject the appeal.
All told, Monday's decision was not a surprising development.
The decision does not exhaust the Trump administration's options. Instead, it will revert to normal appellate procedure and ask the 9th Circuit to overturn Alsup's ruling. If the 9th Circuit declines to do so, the government may then petition the Supreme Court.
"The fact that [Alsup's order] occurs at a time when elected representatives in Congress are actively debating this policy only underscores that the district judge has unwisely intervened in the legislative process," deputy White House Press Secretary Raj Shah said shortly after Monday's decision. "We look forward to having this case expeditiously heard by the appeals court and, if necessary, the Supreme Court, where we fully expect to prevail."
The decision casts further uncertainty upon the 680,000 DACA recipients currently inside U.S. borders. The prospect of a legislative solution to their predicament is currently rather thin, making the judiciary the most likely venue for a decision as to their future.
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Q: session not working in live site and works in localhost I am working on Zen Cart.My web site involves shopping and billing for which maintaining session is very important.All the steps work correctly until I make the payment.After i submit for the payment it always fails.As I checked the session data gets emptied.I cant understand why this happens as the same code is working perfectly on my localhost.It isnt the problem of the place of session_start.It is placed on the top.Can it be the problem of header redirect?What can be the other possibilities for the error?

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Constitutionalism from a Moorish perspective. Moorish libertarianism, Moorish classical liberalism.
Here we dive into the murky world of constitutional history, and trace its thread from the Constitution of Medina in 622 CE, up through England (Magna Carta/Robin Hood), to the Americas (Great Law of Peace), to our present Constitution (1774-1787).
Here you'll see how most of the foundational elements of British and American Constitutional law stem from Moorish, Egyptian, Hebrew and Indigenous sources.


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He writes science fiction, fantasy, and horror, and has more than ninety stories to his credit. Adam has been nominated for numerous awards, including the Hugo, Nebula, and Stoker. These stories include four Spider-Man novels, including the Sinister Six trilogy, and stories involving characters of Andrea Cort, Ernst Vossoff, and Karl Nimmitz. Adam is also known for his Gustav Gloom series of middle-school novels and has also authored a reference book on The Amazing Race.


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Hamas founder's son spied for Israel, report claims
The son of one of the founders of Hamas spied from inside the movement for Israel for more than a decade, providing intelligence that helped prevent dozens of suicide bombings, according to a report.
4:59PM GMT 24 Feb 2010
Mosab Hassan Yousef, 32, was one of the most valuable sources for Shin Bet, Israel's internal intelligence agency, the Israeli newspaper Haaretz reported on Wednesday.
His reports led to the arrests of Ibrahim Hamid, once the Islamic militant group's military chief in the West Bank, and Abdullah Barghuti, the bomb maker behind an infamous 2001 suicide attack on a restaurant in Jerusalem.
Mr Yousef was also said to have played a role in the arrest of Marwan Barghuti, a senior Fatah leader considered the architect of the 2000 intifada, or uprising.
Mr Yousef's father - Sheik Hassan Yousef - was a founding member in the 1980s of Hamas, the Iranian-backed movement that seized control of the Gaza Strip in 2007 and has been branded a terrorist organisation by Israel and the West.. He is currently serving a six-year sentence in an Israeli prison for his political activities.
The younger Mr Yousef, who was known by his Shin Bet handlers as "The Green Prince", converted to Christianity and moved to California in 2007.
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If the Haaretz report is true, the revelation would deal another setback to Hamas, which is reeling from the assassination of a top operative in Dubai last month. There have been reports that a Hamas insider assisted the killers.
Mushir al-Masri, a Hamas spokesman, denied the report and accused Haaretz of "fabrications and lies".
Mr Yousef's memoir, "Son of Hamas", is being published next week in the United States by Tyndale House Publishers.
An excerpt from the book on his Facebook page describes Mr Yousef's journey as one that "jeopardised Hamas, endangered his family and threatened his life".
But it also says Mr Yousef's relationship with Shin Bet helped thwart an Israeli plan to assassinate his father.
Speaking with Haaretz, Mr Yousef said Shin Bet agents first approached him in prison in 1996 and proposed he infiltrate the upper echelons of Hamas. He did so successfully and is credited by Israel with saving hundreds of Israeli lives.
Shin Bet officials declined comment on the Haaretz article, but the techniques described in the report - recruiting a potential agent in jail and targeting a family member of a valuable target - are believed to be common tactics used by the agency.
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As manufacturers of multi-axes trimming machines for the trimming of plastic parts, in the past we have been confronted time and again with components and materials that were difficult to process or not at all.
Examples are carpets, fabrics and fleeces, artificial leather and excess lengths of artificial leather on laminated parts, extremely thin foils, rubber parts or similar.
Ultrasound means sound frequencies beyond the limit of hearing. The limit is assumed to be about 20 kHz. For cutting, frequencies in the range between 20 kHz and 40 kHz are used.
amplifier trunks, also called transformation pieces or, mostly, sonotrodes. The sonotrodes for cutting are nearly exclusively manufactured of titanium and are designed for durability.
The oscillations thus produced are mechanical longitudinal waves that are reflected at the end of the sonotrode. To utilize the oscillation energy, a standing wave with a wave loop must be produced at the end of the sonotrode. To achieve this it is necessary to determine the length of the sonotrode in such a way that it is a multiple of half the wave length of the oscillation.
This simple physical condition for a mechanical standing wave has an unavoidable unpleasant consequence for cutting. It means that converter, blade and sonotrode must be exactly tuned to each other and that it is not possible to use arbitrary blades for cutting.
All generators now in the market do have an automatic frequuency readjustment in case something is changed in the system for example by sonotrode wear, yet this frequency readjustment is possible only to a limited extent since the resonance range of the converter must be retained.
4 * 0,000012m * 35000Hz = 1,68m/s.
Generally it can be said that units with a lower frequency become bigger and heavier and have a higher power output. The amplitudes that can be reached are also higher at lower frequencies.
Units with 20 kHz are therefore more suitable for cutting thicker and harder materials. A drawback of the 20 kHz units is that possibly noise reduction measures must be taken since the frequency is very near the audible range.
Units with 35 kHz are more suitable for thinner materials such as foils, artificial leather and textiles. Due to their smaller size they are also more suitable for use in multi-axes cutting heads for the processing of components with complex shape. Noise reduction is not necessary.
The power of the units is generally sufficient for cutting since they were designed for ultrasonic cutting where much higher power is required. The power consumption when cutting 3 mm thick PP at 10 m/min feed for example is approximately 70 W. For 2 mm thick PP and 20 m/min, the power consumption is also abt. 70 W.
As is known from other technologies (e.g. trimming), not only the cutting force decreases with increasing cutting speed, but also the wear of the blades increases. Therefore, for ultrasonic cutting, only hard metal blades are recommended. Only when trimming thin and very soft foils it is possible to use also commercial blades of high-speed steel. Hard metal blades can reach cutting lengths of 20.000 m and more.
When compared to conventional methods, ultrasonic cutting offers substantial benefits. The cutting forces are reduced by abt. 75 % and the productivity of the cutting process is greatly increased.
Actually the ultrasonic cutting unit for some applications is the technology of the future since it is partially far superior to other processes in terms of precision and cleanliness.
Unlike trimming it produces neither swarf nor noise and unlike laser cutting there are no burnt edges or flue gases. When compared to water jet cutting, there is no moisture penetration of the material. Yet above all, in terms of cost, it is an alternative to laser and water jet cutting.
Due to the geometry of the knife, the limits of the process are in the thickness and the hardness of the material.
Applications include trimming of PVC floor tiles via weakening of slush skins up to cutting of invisible airbags. The skin of these airbags is incised on the back of the dashboard so that in the event of a crash it will deploy at exactly the right place. The cutting line must not be visible on the front side. Our cutting lines are the most precise and "most invisible" worldwide!


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Nashville-based XSOLIS, which uses AI to improve healthcare operations and communication between hospitals and insurance companies, raises $75M (Joel Stinnett/Silicon Valley …)
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Joel Stinnett / Silicon Valley Business Journal:Nashville-based XSOLIS, which uses AI to improve healthcare operations and communication between hospitals and insurance companies, raises $75MOne of Nashville's largest health tech firms just landed cash that could accelerate its growth.Data analytics company Xsolis (stylized XSOLIS)
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