Making a will takes time and consideration, and we understand that friends and family come first. When you have taken care of your loved ones, could you consider leaving a gift in your will to a cause close to your heart?
Why are gifts in wills so important to deafPLUS?
As a smaller charity, gifts in wills (also known as legacies) are invaluable to the work that we do. We depend on the generosity of people and organisations that support us. Legacies are a gift from one generation to another. Leaving a gift in your will means that we can continue to be there for people relying on deafPLUS' services, and provide exceptional support and care to deaf people and their families for years to come.
Creating a will can give you peace of mind; it's reassuring for your family and friends to know that they are acting on your wishes, and taking care of your estate in the way that you wanted.
Any gift, however big or small, will help us to deliver our vital services for future generations.
Residual legacy: is when you leave a percentage of what remains of your estate after all other legacies have been given to others (i.e. friends and family) and your debts have been cleared. One of the advantages of a residual legacy is that by leaving a percentage, you ensure the gifts remain fair to your wishes and everyone named in your will – especially if you don't update it very often!
Pecuniary legacy: is when you leave a specified sum of money.
Specific legacy: is when you gift a particular item such as jewellery, shares, a painting or a car.
Your solicitor can advise you on the wording to use to ensure that your wishes are respected.
Can I save on tax?
Yes. All gifts to registered charities are exempt from Inheritance Tax. Leaving a gift to charity in your will can reduce the amount of tax you have to pay as it is deducted from the value of your estate prior to taxation. It's always best to discuss how you could save on tax with your solicitor.
I already have a will, can I change it?
Yes. If you already have a will and would like to update it to include deafPLUS you can do this by making a simple addition to your existing will. This is called a codicil. By adding this simple document you can add and delete instructions without having to go through the will writing process again. Your solicitor will be able to advise you on how to make changes to your will.
Thinking of leaving a gift in your will to deafPLUS?
We would be happy to speak to you on the phone, or in BSL via Skype or Facetime, about the impact gifts in wills have on our work and how you could help. We can also help you find appropriate solicitors in your area.
Live in Tower Hamlets? We recommend T V Edwards Solicitors. Contact patrice.lawrence@tvedwards.com for legal advice regarding wills and probate.
If you've already remembered deafPLUS in your will, thank you. Your support will ensure our work continues for the benefit of future generations of deaf people.


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AdventureWomen Unveils Rebranding
Rebecca Singelenberg at WEILL
E-mail: rsingelenberg@geoffreyweill.com
Tel: 1-866-PR-WEILL
www.geoffreyweill.com
Embracing the future of transformative travel by expanding options for women travelers
New York – March 2, 2017: AdventureWomen – the leader in women-only adventure travel for 35 years – has undergone a comprehensive rebranding, unveiling a new strategic vision as it looks to the future along with a new website, logo and tagline. The rebranding is the first major initiative from the company's new multi-generational owners: Judi Wineland and her two daughters, Erica Landerson and Nicole Wineland-Thomson.
"AdventureWomen has changed the outlook, confidence, spirit and in some cases even lives of the thousands of women who have traveled with the company since 1982. In 2017, we want to build on this tremendous heritage, by expanding opportunities for women travelers. AdventureWomen is much more than a travel company. We're a relationship company, founded to invite women to build new connections with the world, with themselves, and with other like-minded women through travel," remarked co-owner Judi Wineland, a pioneer in the adventure travel industry since 1978.
Already known for its ability to curate transformational experiences that empower women through adventure travel, the company will enhance its offerings through the following brand initiatives:
• An increased range and diversity of destinations offered
• A commitment to include "women-to-women" cultural exchange opportunities in all of its trips; allowing guests to meet with women leaders in local communities
• The addition of "play hard, rest hard" tour components, providing guests with challenging activities during the day and great accommodation/luxury offerings at night
• Adding "insider access" to support AdventureWomen's commitment to off-the-beaten-path travel
• The introduction of a new tagline: "The Destination is Just the Beginning"
• The creation of an Advisory Board of women who have traveled with AdventureWomen over the years who will advise the company about opportunities and ideas for the future
AdventureWomen surveyed over 7,000 women in a market research campaign to identify the current range of interests and attitudes of women seeking adventure travel experiences today. Over 400 survey participants indicated they were drawn to trips highlighting learning, such as cultural exchange through cuisine, art and meeting with locals. To meet that demand, AdventureWomen has added a series of cultural offerings to enhance its programming, including: cooking classes with locals in Mexico and Jordan; wine tasting in South Africa; vodka tasting in Russia; and meetings with local community leaders such as a group of Maasai women entrepreneurs in Tanzania. Surveyed women also indicated that traveling with women is an entirely different experience from traveling with partners, spouses and male friends. The relationships formed with fellow women travelers were an important factor in their enjoyment of their adventure travel trip, almost as important as the destination itself.
Co-owner Nicole Wineland-Thomson notes, "Our hand-crafted itineraries are active explorations full of empowering discoveries for the women who travel with us. We're really looking forward to continuing to raise the bar at AdventureWomen by offering new, off-the-beaten-path adventure options for our guests." The company will announce its featured 2018 destinations later this month, with an expanded lineup that will offer a collection of transformative tours aligned with the brand's new commitments.
For a complete list of 2017 destinations and itineraries, please visit:
www.adventurewomen.com/adventure-vacations
ABOUT ADVENTUREWOMEN
AdventureWomen® is a pioneer in women's travel – custom-designing and leading some of the most unique adventure travel tours for active women since 1982. Under the leadership of Judi Wineland, President of Wineland-Thomson Adventures Inc., and her daughters Erica Landerson and Nicole Wineland-Thomson, AdventureWomen explores new frontiers for women and travel. AdventrueWomen's adventure vacations continue to delight and inspire women traveling solo, or with family and friends. With women-only adventure tours in over 21 countries, AdventureWomen invites women to physically and mentally challenge themselves while exploring the world.
Meet Our AdventureWomen Ambassadors
Meet the AdventureWomen Team
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Current E-Newsletter and Archives
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Explore the pros and cons of the debate religion does more harm than good.
Religion does not do more harm than good. Religion does not do more harm than good. Depending on your religion and what you believe in can have a positive effect on the way that you live your life. Most people put their faith into their religion and use it to remain positive about life. Religion is good for everyone.


Swirling Silks' diverse capabilities, combined knowledge and resourcefulness are why we have earned a reputation as being an innovative leader in the banner & flag industry. Our diversity is key in producing high quality custom made banner and flags to your specifications. We can execute even the most complex designs using multiple processes. We also carry a complete line of stock flags to fullfill all of your requirements.
At Swirling Silks, we pride ourselves in personal attention and our combined knowledge of fabrics, printing and hardware. We are the only source you'll need.


You know what there's never enough of at Christmas? Nachos. With this Men's Avocado Christmas T Shirt, you can pay homage to the humble green fruit that makes football Sundays all the more bearable. It's got a pun that's good enough for a Christmas cracker - or indeed, your weird uncle's catalog of Christmas jokes, and its avocado green design brings it right back in line with the festive spirit of the occasion. Ideal for warmer climates or just office wear, your friends will love this tribute to the hippest fruit out there. Guac your way around the Christmas tree this holiday season with this pun-lovin' men's tee. Tortilla chips not included.
Was really wanting a women's medium but it wasn't available at the time. The men's small works. My special needs daughter is a guacamole fanatic and absolutely LOVES the shirt!
Very satisfied with product and delivery. We will be ordering again. Thanks!


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New gymnastics club vaults into competition
Courtesy of Nathalie Rojas
Marketing junior Nathalie Rojas competed in a meet held at UCLA last year.
by Kelly Kerrigan, Staff Writer
San Diego State offers sporting clubs ranging from cycling, skiing, snowboarding and surfing. However until last fall, SDSU was missing one of the most well known sports that gains more popularity with each Olympic games—gymnastics.
At the start of the 2016 school year, marketing junior Nathalia Rojas and kinesiology senior Stephanie McCullough decided to create a gymnastics club for anyone on campus interested in competing in the sport.
The club travels around California and competes at other campuses like the University of California Los Angeles and the University of California San Diego.
"Stephanie and I represented SDSU at UCLA last year and it was amazing being able to compete," Rojas said.
The club practices at Champion Gymnastics in Santee and competes during both the fall and spring semesters.
The team trains once a week for nearly three hours each practice. They have grown from just five members last year to eight members now and are always looking for more people to join.
Kinesiology sophomore Meghan O'Connell has competed on the U.S. girls gymnastics team.
"When I came to state I was shocked to find there was no gymnastics team due to the D1 status of all of our sports teams," O'Connell said.
Rojas said she hopes to have the team expand their number of competitions and wants the team to be an officially recognized SDSU club.
"Gymnastics itself is so different from every other sport, so I think that really sets us a part from other clubs," McCullough said.
This new addition to the athletic community of SDSU is a new beginning for gymnasts that allows them practice their skills in a collegiate environment.
McCullough said many girls come to SDSU who were gymnasts in high school, but they decided to quit the sport because of its potential dangers. Unlike sports like soccer or swimming that can be practiced in supervised facilities, gymnastics requires a certain level of safety.
McCullough said safety is taken very seriously at the SDSU Gymnastics Club practices and in their gym.
"The best part (of gymnastics club) has to be competing with a great group of girls," McCullough said. "We support each other 100 percent of the time and getting to show off the skills we have been training is so rewarding."
Rojas said the best part of being in the club is representing SDSU while being back in the gym again at a collegiate level.
"I would have never met these girls without the club, so I'm so thankful it brought us all together," McCullough said.
Students interested in practicing with the SDSU Gymnastics Club can join by emailing McCullough at aztecsgym@yahoo.com.
Kelly Kerrigan
Nathalia Rojas
SDSU Gymnastics Club
Stephanie McCullough


Solivia's Oriental Jade - "Jade" is by Ch. Firecrown of Solivia x Ch. Solivia's The Snowball Made It. Our thanks to judge Mrs. Susan St. John-Brown for rewarding Jade's lovely type and movement. Jade is OFA Good.
"Jade" - Ducky's look-alike daughter! Jade is a champion producer!
Dash, Jade-Cloud puppy, owned by Gayle and Tim Killebrew.
Litter brother to Dash - this is "Rok".


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Q: Can web worker be killed off by browser silently ? (pdf.js issue) Can web worker be killed off by browser silently?
The following happen in mobile/desktop safari and mobile chrome in iOS
When using pdf.js to render multiple pdfs (it use web worker to download and render the pdf), some web worker gone missing randomly.
It happen randomly and , when happen, it happen to different pdf.
Also, when debug in code(we post message back to main thread for debug), found that web worker stop working at different point in code.
This is so hard to track down the problem because

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*it fail silently without any error

*in safari, there is no any development tools to check web worker status. Unlike chrome, there is the "thread" section to see the threads being used.

*web worker api do not have any close/terminate event for us to log when it is being killed

Any advice would be great!

A: So it looks like there is an issue with the Safari browser. It's recommended to file a bug report with the vendor. There are issues with the Safari like: a worker execution can be terminated by GC (https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=153317), due to "excessive" memory use or bug with JIT compilation (https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=138038).
The Chrome in iOS is the same Safari browser (https://developer.chrome.com/multidevice/ios/overview), so issues in the former are mostly the same issues.
So answering your question:

Can web worker be killed off by browser silently?

Yes, it can be.

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The Thames Valley park trails in downtown London, Ontario are some of the best bicycle paths in the province.
This large city has well maintained and signed routes that head in three directions along the river valley banks for 22 kms and beyond.
These city park paths offer a continuous variety of ever changing scenery by the water's edge on mainly paved designated paths. The north and west branches have brief detours through quite neighbourhood streets to connect further trail.
All three paths branch from from downtown near Ivey Park (fountain) where the rivers meet.
Heading north 5 km gets you to Western University and you can start the ride on either side of the river but the east side goes farther.
Heading west 8 km along the south side of the Thames River takes you to a dam and Storybook Gardens. A great destination for your kids.
Going 8 km on the east branch along the river offers more pleasant parkland riding with two road bridges to cross to the other side of the river to continue on. Clock in another 4km if you leave the river path and head up to Dundas St.
All routes have excellent signage to keep you on track and informed as to how far you have cycled.
As with any river route, the ride is flat with quick climbs to get around and under bridges. As the path meanders, there are numerous spur trails to explore.
Consider visiting London, a bike friendly city of for the weekend and take in a few of these trails.
May I also suggest if you have hybrid bikes and want a more advanced park ride in the woods, try Fanshawe north of the city. You can even camp there too.
Best part about London and then you see why we are called the Forest City! We love cycling the path with our family and not having to worry about cars. We also use parts of it for rollerblading.
One of the best parkland trails I have done in Ontario. Easy, scenic and it takes you to many parts of the city of London. A popular bike ride your family and friends will love.
Hey, this may be interesting for you: Thames Valley - Park Trail!


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Q: From where are these null bytes appearing? For an API test suite I am using the following code to save the user's password encrypted:
$encryptionKey = sha1(microtime(true) . mt_rand(PHP_INT_MAX / 10, PHP_INT_MAX));
setcookie('key', $encryptionKey, 0);

$_SESSION['username'] = $_POST['username'];
$_SESSION['encryptedPassword'] = mcrypt_encrypt(MCRYPT_BLOWFISH, $encryptionKey, $_POST['password'], MCRYPT_MODE_ECB);

To retrieve the password, I am using the following code:
$password = mcrypt_decrypt(MCRYPT_BLOWFISH, $_COOKIE['key'], $_SESSION['encryptedPassword'], MCRYPT_MODE_ECB);

It appears that sometimes five null bytes are appended to the value stored. Thus, var_dump($password) returns the following:
string(8) "123"

var_export($password) returns the following:
'123' . "\0" . '' . "\0" . '' . "\0" . '' . "\0" . '' . "\0" . ''

Note that we see three characters, yet var_dump() insists that there are eight. Right now I am using trim() to work around this issue, but I would like to know how to solve this issue.
Thank you.

A: Most encryption algorithms (this one included) work on fixed block sizes, typically of 8 bytes. So the value that is actually encoded in this case is 123\0\0\0\0\0 (which is actually slightly unusual, many encryption algorithms use the padding size as the padding - e.g. 123\5\5\5\5\5)

A: Consider changing mode from ECB to more secure mode like CBC. To remove padding you can use rtrim($decryptedtext, "\0"). Look at example. This is default 0 padding, as mentioned before, encryption data is padded with 0 to match size of block. You can add PKCS7 padding before encrypting you can find examples here.


If you've lived in Cave Creek or Carefree long enough, you know how bitingly cold the desert winters can be. The record low is 15 degrees (set in 1971) and the average low in December and January is around 41. Fortunately, the heating pros at ProSkill Plumbing, Heating & Air can make sure you stay toasty all winter long.
Whether your heating system needs a tune-up, your heat pump needs a repair or it's time for a new furnace, no heating job is too big or too small for the experts at ProSkill. And thanks to our honest, up-front, no-risk pricing, you'll know the total and final amount before we get started. No surprises, no gimmicks—just the best heating service in Cave Creek. Guaranteed.
Our NATE-certified technicians have the training, knowledge and expertise to get the job done right the first time. We also have unique knowledge of the homes and heating systems in the area, making us one of the best choices for heater maintenance and repair in Cave Creek. In fact, ProSkill Plumbing, Heating & Air is a local company through and through. The owners are graduates of Cactus Shadows High School and many of our HVAC technicians call Cave Creek home, so you can trust us when we say we'll treat you like a neighbor.
We are the North Valley's premier heating service contractor. Contact us today and find out why we are one of the top-rated and most-referred heating companies in Cave Creek.
The best time to call ProSkill Plumbing, Heating & Air is before your heating system fails. Of course, we understand emergencies happen, and we're always ready when they do, but we prefer to meet our customers before things get to that point. Seasonal heating system inspections and manufacturer-recommended tune-ups will make sure that you stay warm all winter long. Preventative heater maintenance can save you money on repairs, and it may even help lower your energy bills.
As part of our multi-point heater inspection, we'll check the motor and thermostat as well as survey air purification and performance. We will identify and repair any issues that could impact your heater's performance and efficiency. And because our technicians have expert knowledge of homes and heating systems in Cave Creek, we know what to look for better than anyone else, saving you time and money in the long run.
Whether you have a central air system that combines heating and air conditioning into one, or a dedicated heating unit to provide better temperature control during the winter, when the time comes for a new climate control until, ProSkill can help.
When you come to us for a new HVAC system, furnace, heat pump or boiler, we start with a comprehensive evaluation to accurately size the unit required to keep your home comfortable. To do this, we will consider factors such as the amount of wall and attic insulation, the types and placement of doors and windows, and the orientation of your home in relation to the sun. We will then provide you with a list of options, so you can decide which one you are most comfortable with. And because our technicians are non-commissioned, they will only ever recommend the system that is best, not the one that costs the most.
ProSkill Plumbing, Heating & Air offers great warranties, rebated and incentives on new heater installations to give you the best deal in town. Finance options are also available. Call today for up-front, no-risk pricing on a new heater and installation in Cave Creek.
We service the following zip codes in Cave Creek: 85331, 85262, 85266, 85377. If you live in the Cave Creek area and don't see your zip code, unfortunately, we do not currently service your area.


Originally constructed in the 1760s, it was re-designed and re-built in 1820 by George Halpin. The current lighthouse is painted red to indicate 'port side' for ships entering Dublin Bay and North Bull lighthouse (on the other side of the bay) is painted green to indicate it is 'starboard'.
Originally built in the 1820s as Northumberland Hotel, with a coffee house and hotel. Later part of the building was converted into a Turkish baths.
About 3.5 km east of Athenry, Co. Galway, once the country seat of a wealthy Galway family called Persse, and constructed circa 1820..
Described in Lewis as "Among the most conspicuous are Rathmines Castle, the residence of J. T. Purser, Esq., a castellated mansion in tastefully disposed grounds".


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Сферическая модель цветоразличения - модель, исследующая динамику цветового пространства в зависимости от усложнения паттерна стимуляции глаза.

Авторы
Данная модель была описана Измайловым Ч. А., МГУ им. М. В. Ломоносова, Москва
Павловой М.К., МГУ им. М. В. Ломоносова, Москва
Ханмагомедовой М. А., МГУ им. М. В. Ломоносова, Москва

Время создания
Первое упоминание о данной теории появилось в монографии Измайлова Ч. А., изданной в 1980 году

Суть теории

В работе исследуется динамика цветового пространства в зависимости от усложнения паттерна стимуляции глаза, начиная от гомогенного светового излучения разного спектрального состава и интенсивности, которые при стимуляции ими сетчатки порождают апертурные цвета, и вплоть до изображения реальных объектов, характеризующихся разным фоном, разной текстурой и формой.
В результате анализа полученных данных было показано, что цветоразличение более сложных с психофизической точки зрения стимулов
Было доказано, что восприятие цвета реальных предметов основано на категориальных принципах, имеющих общие языковые корни с речью. Таким образом, при разработке теории зрительного восприятия одной только психофизической методологии недостаточно для описания восприятия сложных стимулов, необходимо использовать также и психолингвистическую методологию.

Упоминания
 Измайлов Ч. А. Сферическая модель цветоразличения. М.: МГУ, 1980. — 171 с.
 Экспериментальная психология, 2009, том 2, № 4, с. 5–25
 Психология. Журнал  Высшей школы экономики. 2005. Т. 2. № 4. С. 22–52.

Ссылки
Журнал Высшей школы экономики
Экспериментальная психология

Цвет

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Why Choose a Midwife Over a Doctor?
What is a midwife and why would you choose one over a doctor?
Isn't it safer to have an OB deliver your baby?
I seemed to get these questions a lot when I was pregnant.
Certified Nurse Midwife (CNM) which is a Registered Nurse with a Midwifery degree on a Masters level.
Direct Entry Midwife is a midwife who became a midwife without the background of a nursing degree. Direct entry midwives include several subcategories which reflect the country they are practicing in and the legalities surrounding it.
Midwives are trained to deliver babies at home, in birthing centers and in hospitals.
Doctors go through 4 years of pre-med undergraduate studies. They then attend medical school for 4 years. After that they spend several years in internship and residency at a hospital in whichever field they are specializing in.
OB-GYNs, or Obstetricians, are studying many different fields of medicine when they are in medical school, not just obstetrics which may be a focus of just one semester.
Swimming is incredibly beneficial for our bodies, and even more so during pregnancy!
1) Swimming is an awesome cardiovascular exercise.
When your body is active, your heart rate increases.
An increased heart rate boosts the circulation of blood through your body, which then improves the transport of vital nutrients to your baby.
Cardiovascular exercise is great for burning calories, which keeps your weight within a healthy range.
Cardiovascular exercise stimulates the release of endorphins, which are "feel good" hormones, also known as a "runner's high".


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Q: Laravel Authenticating A User With Conditions I have a question to Authenticating A User With Conditions part in Laravel documentation.
In which controller and method should I insert this condition to make it work across the application. I didn't quite catch it.
Is it constructor of app/Http/Controllers/Auth/LoginController ?
if (Auth::attempt(['email' => $email, 'password' => $password, 'active' => 1]))
{
    // The user is active, not suspended, and exists.
}

Thank you

A: It depends which version you're using.  You linked to a 5.0 doc, so I'm not sure if you're actually using that.
In recent versions, you can either override the entire LoginController::login method or you can drill down to just the LoginController::attemptLogin method.  Both of which are actually defined in the AuthenticateUsers trait.

I tend to handle this differently. If a user is inactive or suspended, I like to display a different message to them than just a generic failed login. I'd prefer to use a middleware to check their status and redirect them with message about their account.
class CheckActiveMiddleware
{
    public function handle($request, Closure $next)
    {
        // Check that the user is still active
        if($request->user()->active)
        {
            return $next($request);
        }
        return redirect('/login')->withErrors('Your account has been deactivated.');
    }
}

This also allows you to deactivate users that are still logged in.  Since with your method, a logged in user that selected 'Remember Me' would still be able to use the application until they log out since your check is only on the log in.


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Miguel Coronatto Paz fue un director de cine y guionista de radio, cine y televisión que nació en Argentina alrededor de 1904 y falleció el 7 de octubre de 1990.

Juventud
Cursó sus estudios secundarios en el Colegio Nacional Mariano Moreno, en la ciudad de Buenos Aires. Fueron compañeros de estudios Leoncio Luis Fernández y Alfonso Roque Albanese, con quienes cultivaría una amistad de toda una vida. Los tres prepararon juntos el ingreso a la Carrera de Medicina, en la Universidad de Buenos Aires, en 1924, pero Coronato Paz no pudo conseguir el dinero para rendir el examen de ingreso. Sus dos amigos ingresaron. El lo pudo hacer algunos años más tarde, pero abandonó.

Actividad profesional
Fue un prolífico guionista de radio, cine y televisión, así como autor de piezas teatrales. En cine dirigió, con su propio guion, los filmes El cabo Rivero (1938), Los apuros de Claudina (1938) y Una noche en El Relámpago (1950). En la radio fue autor de programas cómicos de gran éxito como Felipe, desde 1944, protagonizado por Luis Sandrini, y El Relámpago, donde actuaban, entre otros actores, Tincho Zabala, Juan Laborde y Guido Gorgatti. En televisión fue guionista, entre otros programas, de la versión de Felipe para ese medio, en 1960 y de La revista de Dringue (1967).

Entre sus obras teatrales se pueden citar Buenos Aires, me copás, A la Boca con cariño y Mónica perdió un complejo. Sobre esta última obra comentó el diario La Prensa en su edición del 21 de mayo de 1949 que "hay un éxito de risa en la comedia" y que el autor emplea "elementos nobles y consigue una producción honesta". En 1987 publicó su libro de cuentos Cuando los dioses sonríen. Además, en colaboración con Chas de Cruz escribió la letra del tango humorístico Ceferino al que Francisco Lomuto puso música, destinada a un programa radial de Enrique Muiño.

Falleció el 7 de octubre de 1990. Le sobrevivió su esposa Anny Rosenberg.

Referencias

 Losardo, R. J.; Cruz-Gutiérrez, R.; Prates, J. C.; Rodríguez-Torres, A.; Valverde Barbato de Prates, N. E.; Arteaga-Martínez, M.; Cabral, R. H.: Alfonso Roque Albanese: Pionero de la cirugía cardíaca latinoamericana. Homenaje de la Asociación Panamericana de Anatomía. International Journal of Morphology, 2017; 35 (3): 1016-1025

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Directores de cine de Argentina
Comediógrafos de Argentina
Guionistas de cine de Argentina
Guionistas de radio de Argentina
Guionistas de televisión de Argentina
Humoristas de Argentina


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Recognizing the barriers facing technology and its impact in value-based healthcare
US HealthCenter: Providing Value-Based Care with Advanced Analytics Resolution
SNF Telemedicine: reducing readmissions through 24/7 support
Technology Adoption: A Call for Back-to-the-Basics Approach
How Healthcare is Taking the First Steps to Embrace Consumerism?
HealthTech Magazines
Insight View of Healthcare IT Professionals
EMR-EHR
Health Security
Data Security EMR-EHR Healthcare Analytics
Health Data Cube – Implementation of a data pre-aggregation platform for improving information availability
December 24, 2018 Health Tech Magazines	age, analytics, BI, Carilion, Carilion Clinic, cube, Data, dataanalytics, datacube, datawarehouse, EHR, EMR, emr-ehr, emrdata, Female, gender, healthcareanalytics, healthdata, information, information elements, inpatient, medication, organization, Patients, platform, providin, The data tables, visualization tool
By Dr. Omid Shabestari, Director of Health Analytics & Shea Jessee, Team Lead, Carilion Clinic
What is the average number of medication orders per inpatient visit? Where are the highest ratios occurring? Is this unique to certain medications?
Which providers in your organization consistently rank highest and lowest inpatient satisfaction? What are the particular events or behaviors that lead to these rankings?
How does your organization provide the data needed to answer these questions? Is it accessible to analysts without submitting a request to your reporting team? Can it be presented daily with data as recent as the previous day, or is it only available as an outdated monthly report? These are examples of the data that Carilion Clinic has been able to build into a data cube, developed in the Health Analytics department.
A cube is typically built on top of a data warehouse, where data from various sources has been pulled onto a shared platform.
The cube has been built on top of the organization's EMR data. It is also connected to other data sources, such as patient satisfaction survey data and information provided by our care quality vendor. The cube has made data available to the organization that was previously accessible only through reporting tools. This bypasses the limitations of computing resources for data analysis as the information is refreshed and recalculated overnight and made available to users the next day.
Shea Jessee, Team Lead, Carilion Clinic
A cube is a model of data represented by logical units called dimensions. It provides aggregated amounts, such as sums, counts, and averages for each element in the dimension. A simple example, using EMR data, would be a patient dimension containing attributes that characterize your patients, such as age, gender, ethnicity, address zip code. For the patient dimension, the data that can be aggregated are information elements such as patient counts, average, maximum and minimum age. Once calculated, they can be sliced by the attributes of other dimensions in the cube. An example would be to see the patient count, broken down by patient age for a particular diagnosis. A cube can also be used to generate commonly used calculations and ratios, such as the change in values over time, and the comparison of actual results to targets using KPI's. These consistent and transparent calculations facilitate homogeneity of measurements across the organization. In addition, cubes provide row-level security. This facilitates the creation of smart dashboards that will show the information pertaining to the logged-in user without complex programming or need for similar dashboards for different users on the data visualization platform.
A cube is typically built on top of a data warehouse, where data from various sources has been pulled onto a shared platform. The data tables are often built using a dimensional model, where a dimension and fact table are built for each entity. Using this table structure not only facilitates passing data to a cube but also standardizes the data from various data sources and facilitates connections between them. This is especially important when you have conflicting sources of information for the same entity. By using this common table structure and joining tables from different data sources, the data can be sliced by relevant dimensions, which will support data analysis across the organization. For example, the EMR data joined to the patient satisfaction survey data allows analysis of the data by department, diagnosis, and procedures, in addition to any other relevant dimensions.
At Carilion Clinic the data cube is processed nightly so that the data available for analysis is no more than 24 hours old. Several analysis tools can be used with the cube data, including spreadsheets and data visualization tools. The turn-around time for using EMR data to satisfy a report request or analysis has gone from a period of several months to a simple matter of connecting to the cube and building a spreadsheet or dashboard.
Several organizational changes had to be put into place to support the development of the data warehouse and the cube, and to establish them as the single source of truth within the organization. These changes included the establishment of a data governance council and a designated group of data stewards. These groups will standardize definitions of terms and calculations of measures, and help the organization to gain control over, and assure the validity of data.
Creation of an enterprise data warehouse, and building a cube, takes significant effort and buy-in from the organization, but the payoff can be enormous in terms of controlling, validating and providing valuable data across the entire organization. There are many software products available to support cube development. It should be chosen to align with the end-user products that are desired, such as BI and visualization tools. At Carilion, the Health Analytics team will continue to build upon the existing models, bringing in additional data sources providing insight into clinical, financial and operations initiatives. Our goal is uncovering problems and responding with solutions to improve care and reduce cost.
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Negotiation Myths
"Your gender matters," "never make the first offer," and "attorneys are invariably deal-killers" are three common negotiating myths. To start with the most controversial one:
1) Gender
An on-going popular research subject in these days of political correctness is the role of gender in negotiations. "Men are superior negotiators because they are logically consistent and more assertive." "Women are superior negotiators because they are better listeners and more cooperative." Whichever position you prefer, there is good news. An overwhelming body of empirical evidence supports it!
How can that be? The trick, as any professor worth his salt knows, lies in correctly stating the null hypothesis and properly designing the ANOVA for the "theory building empirical research" to arrive at the desired result. Selective citation with a soupcon of P.O. ("preventive obfuscation" or "prevarication by omission") makes for a convincing presentation of the viewpoint of choice. So as not to offend too many current dedicated evangelists of either persuasion, an antiquated example, a good 35 years out of date, is deliberately selected.
In The Social Psychology of Bargaining and Negotiation, Academic Press, 1975 the authors Bert R. Brown and Jeffrey Z. Rubin list 47 negotiation studies about cooperative versus competitive (i.e. win/win vs. win/lose) behavior between men and women. A total of 20 studies clearly demonstrates that men behave more cooperatively than women. A total of 27 studies clearly demonstrates that women behave more cooperatively than men. Quod erat demonstrandum!
Common sense is that gender is just one of a great many cultural and social variables, and one which may well be irrelevant. To give an admittedly extreme case in point: She is single and a six foot kick-boxing champion out of the garment district in New York city, a former CPA and now much feared "devours raw meat she snatches our of alligators´ jaws" litigator – and hates everything about the company with which she is negotiating. He is a plump five-foot kindergarten teacher out of rural India, who meekly submitted to an arranged marriage with a woman he fears and detests, is a nervous pacifist and picky vegetarian, has no clue about accounting, and greatly admires and respects the company with which he is negotiating. Just about the least important information about these two is their gender.
2) First offers
Another common myth is that one should never make the first offer or first concession, for instance "to get things moving along here." This admonition may not even be half right. It does, in fact, seem reasonable advice to follow in a "win-lose" negotiation. However even here the empirical evidence does not clearly support this claim. Two studies showing a lack of correlation between who makes the first offer and the outcome are discussed by R. Bastress and J. Harbaugh, Interviewing, Counseling, and Negotiating, Little, Brown, 1990, p. 493 and by Thompson, L., The Mind and Heart of the Negotiator, Prentice Hall, 1998, p. 31.
In contrast, in a collaborative win/win or problem solving negotiation, there is nothing wrong with being the first to make a carefully considered first move. "If you were able to deliver JIT, that would cut our production costs significantly – giving us some room on the price we would be willing to pay." (A first concession – on price.) "If we were able to eliminate the risks from a sole source contract, let us look at the benefits that could accrue to both parties." (A first suggestion.) "What if we were to agree to cross-market your new line of turbocharged Widgets? How could that effect the terms and conditions for this contract?" (And so on.) .
Nevertheless, Chester L. Karrass, the researcher with real authority in this area, beginning with a doctoral thesis on negotiation and continuing thereafter with excellent books and a negotiation training business, does caution against major first concessions. Let us let him have the last word on this issue:
"I discovered something in my experiments that may someday save you a lot of money. I found that people who made the first concessions on an important issue ended by doing poorly. It was as though they were on the defensive from the start. . .
Do we dare extrapolate from an experiment to real life? I believe that we can, but must be careful. My advice in a business negotiation is to feel free (after holding off for awhile) to make the first concession on minor points. . .(but not on major issues)."1
3) Deal killing attorneys
More than one frustrated CEO has been known to say to his counterpart across the conference table: "This is getting nowhere. First, let us get all the attorneys out of here. Then the two of us close it, here and now, or we kill it and stop wasting everybody's time." That kind of incident and the myth of the obstructive, nitpicking attorney are grounded in the attorney's legal education.
The law is a much more rigorous, intellectually demanding course of study than business administration or management science. However the law and its teaching are based on an adversarial system: the prosecutor versus the accused, the plaintiff versus the defendant. Attorneys have three (in the U.S.) to five or more (in Europe) years of education in "how to fight" - to litigate, and perhaps one course, if that, in "how to cooperate" - to negotiate.
However when attorneys actually practice law, a great many cases are settled out of court. In other words, they are negotiated. Professor Gerald Williams of Brigham Young University did a study in the 1990s about the negotiating styles of attorneys. He asked attorneys 1) how they viewed their colleagues´ styles (adversarial or cooperative) and 2) how effective their colleagues were as negotiators.2
One quarter of the attorneys were viewed as adversarial by their peers. Of these, three quarters were not deemed effective, and a full third of them as particularly ineffective! Professor Andrea Kupfer Schneider conducted a similar study 2000/2002 in which over half of the adversarial negotiators were deemed ineffective by their peers.3
In contrast, of the attorneys considered cooperative by their peers, less than five percent were deemed ineffective. Of course the objective outcomes may not concur with the peer review. Be that as it may, the majority of the attorneys participating in the two studies favored a collaborative approach to negotiation (as opposed to the actual battle of litigation). That many prominent negotiating researchers and trainers were educated as lawyers is no accident.
1 "In Business As In Life - You Don´t Get What You Deserve, You Get What You Negotiate" Stanford St. Press, 1996, p. 36 f.
2 The Intelligent Negotiator, What to Say, What to Do, How to Get What You Want, Every Time, Charles B. Craver, Prima Publishing, Random House, 2002 p. 10. The author is a law professor who has also written the well-respected textbook used at many law schools, Effective Legal Negotiation and Settlement.
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Random scenes that come to my mind: the very brilliant people (who usually are very sensitive) will get hot and go to war voluntarily and get killed. Several others who are scared of war and the draft/conscription will hide (or get hidden by worrisome moms) at home and will not see the light of day for months. The borders will be closed. There will be refugess to countries like Afghanistan and Turkmenistan who used to send refugess the other way around, to Iran… The effects would be irreversible.
It may be so sad for observers, but it will be hell for us random free software developers who will not be able to leave the country once the Iranian government declares a state of war (even if it's only one simple rocket from Israel, with no US involvement).
And unfortunately, it may be that the clock is ticking.


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Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) is a research-backed, proven approach to couples therapy. Some people wonder, "why do you emphasis emotion in therapy? Don't we just need to learn how to communicate better?" Communicating better includes understanding emotion.
Emotional signals influence how/whether we and our partner feel loved. We need to be conscious of the signals we're sending and learn how to interpret our partner's signals. If we don't, the signals get crossed. The more our signals get crossed, the more our sense of being loved can diminish.
EFT gets under the surface of here-we-go-again fights to discover the underlying emotions that drive our behavior. It helps you understand the negative pattern you get stuck in so you can change to a more positive way of interacting, send clear signals, and increase your sense of love and connection.
Everyone has a deep need to belong, to feel closely connected with another person.
withdrawing from the partner to mitigate the discomfort of disconnection (when one puts off a conversation or goes for a drive to get away, it often feels to the other person more like not caring than a strategy to avoid making things worse).
This negative cycle of pursue and withdraw, who does what, is one of the first things we identify in therapy. The words "pursue" and "withdraw" are simply descriptive. One strategy isn't better or worse than the other. Both are responses to the discomfort of feeling distant from a loved one.
The problem couples have isn't usually what they think it is. It isn't his stressful job or her difficult parents. The problem is how each responds when they feel distant.
Emotions drive behavior and are a source of information/wisdom that we can access to transform the negative cycle. It's called Emotionally Focused Therapy for a reason.
As the relationship becomes more connected, couples more easily interrupt the negative cycle, arguments become less frequent and less severe, and couples and gain confidence that their partner is there for them.
From a place of connectedness and a new positive cycle, couples can address their issues and find solutions to problems that previously eluded them.
If you want to know more about EFT, get the workbook: Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy for Dummies by Bradley and Furrow.


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Paroxetine Increased the Serum Estrogen in Postmenopausal Women with Depressive and Anxiety Symptoms
Author(s) Borong Zhou*, Shuangyan Xie, Jiajia Hu, Xiaofang Sun, Haitao Guan, Yanhua Deng
Department of Neurology, Key Laboratory of Reproduction and Genetics of Guangdong Higher Education Institutes, The Third Affiliated Hospital of Guangzhou Medical University, Guangzhou, China.
Objective: Both of selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) and estrogen can modulate emotion and cognition function in post-menopause women, moreover SSRIs can influence estrogen system in rats and aquatic wildlife but most of them for reproductive ability. The aim of this study was to investigate the possible relationship between SSRI, estrogen, and emotion and cognition in post-menopause women with anxiety and depressive symptoms .Methods: A double-blind, randomized controlled trials of Paroxetine, an SSRI (n = 44), versus placebo (n = 38) for 6 months in post-menopausal women with anxiety and depressive symptoms. For screening anxiety, depression and mild cognitive impairment (MCI), we use the Hamilton Anxiety Rating Scale (HAM-A), the Hamilton Depression Rating Scale (HAM-D) and the Chinese Version of the Montreal cognitive assessment (MoCA-CV). And sex hormones were measured by ELASE method which is serum estradiol (E2), follicle stimulating hormone (FSH) and luteinizing hormone (LH). Results: Paroxetine increased serum E2 and decreased LH, FSH significantly (P < 0.05). Meanwhile, HAM-A and HAM-D scores declined and MoCA-CV score raised by Paroxetine (P < 0.05). We also found that a negative association between E2 and scores of HAM-A and HAM-D at pre-treatment and post-treatment of Paroxetine (HAM-A: R = ?0.27, R = ?0.24; HAM-D: R = ?0.65, R = ?0.37), while a positive correlation between E2 and MoCA-CV scores (R = 0.52, R = 0.47). Conclusions: This founding suggests that SSRI can increase serum estrogen levels and the change of estrogen may be one of mechanism in SSRI's improve emotion and cognitive function in post-menopausal women.
Paroxetine, Estrogen, Anxiety or Depressive Symptom, Cognition, Post-Menopausal Women
Zhou, B. , Xie, S. , Hu, J. , Sun, X. , Guan, H. and Deng, Y. (2014) Paroxetine Increased the Serum Estrogen in Postmenopausal Women with Depressive and Anxiety Symptoms. Open Journal of Depression, 3, 184-194. doi: 10.4236/ojd.2014.35022.
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Digital Shipyard Market Size, Share & COVID-19 Impact Analysis, By Shipyard Type (Commercial, Military), By Technology Platform (Robotic Process Automation, Additive Manufacturing, Artificial Intelligence and Big Data Analytics, and others), By Digitalization Level (Semi Digital Shipyard, Fully Digital Shipyard) and Regional Forecast, 2021-2028
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The global digital shipyard market size was USD 963.6 million in 2020. The market size is projected to grow from USD 1,129.6 million in 2021 to USD 3,444.5 million by 2028 at a CAGR of 17.27% in the 2021-2028 period. The global impact of COVID-19 has been unprecedented and staggering, with witnessing a negative demand shock across all regions amid the pandemic. Based on our analysis, the global market had shown a decline of -9.50% in 2020 as compared to the average year-on-year growth during 2017-2019. The rise in CAGR is attributable to this market's demand and growth, returning to pre-pandemic levels once the pandemic is over.
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The adoption of industry 4.0 capabilities in designing, manufacturing, and maintaining marine vessels is known as digital shipyard. The shipyards use capabilities such as Internet of Things (IoT) and Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) to upgrade the shipyards for a technologically advanced world. Systems such as 3D modelling, 3D scanning, 3D printing, digital twins, and others are utilized in digitalization of a shipyard. Rising demand for modernization in shipbuilding is expected to propel the growth of this market.
COVID-19 Pandemic had Adverse Effect on Shipping and Shipbuilding Industry
The COVID-19 pandemic, which has hit in 2020, caused losses in a number of businesses, including the marine industry. Shipyards, shipbuilding companies, and tier 2 and tier 3 suppliers were forced to adjust their working methods in order to comply with government laws and prohibitions, which resulted in the suspension of shipbuilding operations.
Fincantieri Shipyard in Italy, for example, has completely halted all production between March and April.
Furthermore, due to the decreased demand for marine transport and trade, new ship orders have been cancelled. Cruise ships are the most profitable section of shipbuilding for European shipyards. However, due a drop in sea passenger travel during the COVID-19 outbreak, cruise ships were tied and moored, causing cruise deliveries to be delayed and orders to be cancelled in a few cases.
Because of the decline in manufacturing operations, the pandemic halted the digitalization of shipyards.
This accident, on the other hand, is expected to be a digitalization catalyst, resulting in increased potential for advanced automated technologies in the shipbuilding industry. The demand for shipbuilding automation has surged in response to the labor shortage that arose during the pandemic.
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Increasing Demand for Additive Manufacturing is a Prominent Trend
Additive manufacturing also known as 3D printing can print the 3D digitally model in very less time. Recent technological advances in 3D printers have enabled printing larger components as well. The material of 3D printing is not limited to plastic anymore. The advanced printer systems can also create parts from metal, using a technique of high-velocity particle fusion. The adoption of additive manufacturing on shipyards can reduce system repair time as one can print and replace the damaged part.
In October 2020, Wartsila developed a lifting tool made of carbon fiber using a 3D printing process. The 3D printed tool is expected to be used as a custom piece of hardware so that cargo ships can move heavy engine parts.
Increased Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) Use in Shipbuilding to Boost Growth
By merging the IoT's communication capabilities with machine learning and big data, the digital shipyard leverages the IIoT to improve its decision-making skills and manufacturing processes. The market is expected to rise due to the increasing usage of IIoT in the shipbuilding industry to boost output, minimize downtime, and improve operational efficiency.
In December 2019, Navantia, a European shipyard, chose Siemens Digital Industries Software as its technological partner to digitalize its shipbuilding process
Rising Implementation of Robot Technology in Shipbuilding Industry to Fuel Market Growth
Shipbuilding companies worldwide are focusing on automation of manufacturing operations such as cutting, welding, painting, assembly, and others to speed up the process and save cost. Several key players such as Hyundai Heavy Industries, Samsung Heavy Industries, and Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering have implemented welding robots to reduce the production cost of the ship.
For instance, Samsung Heavy Industries Co. Ltd.'s Geoje Shipyard developed several robot systems such as cleaning pipe robots, wall-climbing robots, spider automatic welding robots, vacuum blasting robots, and inspection robot. The Geoje Shipyard has recorded a 68% of production automation rate since the installation of these robots.
High Working Capital for Hardware and Software May Hamper Growth of Market
The early stage of automating a manufacturing plant includes procurement, accessories, programming, integration, and others. The huge capital expenditure at the beginning stage can be challenging for some businesses. The price of the industrial system, along with integration cost and maintenance cost makes the automation an expensive investment for small and medium sized shipbuilders. Many small and medium-scale shipbuilders find it tough to gather huge funds due to the low production volume and sluggish return on investment.
Moreover, the software cost is also high, which is anticipated to restrain the digital shipyard market growth.
By Shipyard Type Analysis
Commercial Segment to Dominate the Market Owing to Increasing Maritime Trade
Based on shipyard type, the market is segmented into commercial and military. The commercial segment is predicted to be the largest segment in 2020 and is expected to be the fastest-growing segment throughout the forecast period. The growth is attributed to the rise in seaborne trade across the globe. As stated by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), around 80% of the global trade by volume is carried out by sea, which increases ship procurement thus increasing the demand for digitalizing shipyards to speed up the manufacturing process.
The military segment is expected to grow significantly during the forecast period due to rising investment from the government of several countries for developing and implementing digital twin in defense technologies.
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Robotic Process Automation Category to Dominate the Market Due To Increased Demand for Automation.
The market is divided into robotic process automation, additive manufacturing, artificial intelligence and big data analytics, digital twin, blockchain, industrial Internet of Things (IIOT), and other categories based on technology platforms. Due to increased need for automation of many ship manufacturing processes including as welding, cutting, painting, and others, the robotic process automation segment is expected to dominate the market in 2020.
For example, in 2018, an Ulsan-based shipyard claimed that it would automate the welding process, saving USD 9.4 million per year. The automation cut welding time in half and lowered the number of skilled workers by two-thirds.
Due to the rising usage of artificial intelligence in robotic technology to automate the production process without human interference, the artificial intelligence segment is predicted to grow at a faster CAGR over the forecast period.
By Digitalization Level Analysis
Fully Digital Shipyard Segment to Record High CAGR Led by Increased Adoption of Advanced Technologies
The market is categorized into semi and fully digital shipyards based on their level of digitalization. In 2020, the semi-digital shipyard is expected to be the largest segment. The dominance can be linked to shipbuilding businesses' growing awareness of the need to update their manufacturing processes. Due to the increased use of IIOT, augmented reality, digital twins, and other sophisticated technologies for marine vessel building, the fully digital shipyard is predicted to be the fastest expanding market over the projection period.
Asia Pacific Digital Shipyard Market Size, 2020 (USD Million)
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The global market is segmented based on region into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, The Middle East & Africa, and South America.
With a market size of USD 323.3 million in 2020, Asia Pacific is expected to have the largest market share and grow at a faster compound annual growth rate during the projected period. Major shipbuilders like as Daewoo Shipbuilding, Marine Engineering, and China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation, among others, are responsible for the region's dominance in the digital shipbuilding sector.
According to a published report, 90 percent of global cargo ships are produced in South Korea, Japan, and China. As a result, the existence of shipbuilding enterprises in the region aids in the digitalization of shipyards.
The market in Europe is expected to develop significantly as European shipbuilders increase their investments in automated robotic technology for industrial operations.
The North America segment is expected to grow due to increased research and development initiatives for digitization of shipyards by key companies such as Altair Engineering Inc. and others.
Market Players Are Using Strategies Such as Investment, Collaboration, Partnerships, and Others to Increase Their Market Potential
Companies are concentrating on the automation of the manufacturing process over the last few years. Several companies are taking initiatives to adopt digitization in shipbuilding. There has been a rise in investments in the modernization of capabilities to increase efficiency and decrease costs. Players such as SAP and Accenture are collaborating to develop a new SAP cloud utility solution that will assist shipbuilding businesses to manage customer experiences and business processes efficiently. Market players are making R&D investments to design advanced robotic technology based on AI, IoT, and Augmented Reality (AR).
LIST OF KEY COMPANIES PROFILED:
IFS AB (Sweden)
Pemamek Oy (Finland)
Dassault Systemes (France)
BAE Systems (U.K.)
Altair Engineering, Inc. (U.S.)
AVEVA Group Plc. (U.K.)
Wartsila (Finland)
KUKA AG (Germany)
Damen Shipyards Group (Netherlands)
Prostep AG (Germany)
KEY INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENTS:
In June 2021 – Drydocks World launched a project of digital transformation to increase operational efficiency. The company announced to utilize IFS Cloud for asset management and resource planning, enhancing its systems and laying the foundation for a digital shipyard transition.
In February 2021 – Damen Shipyard Group and Sea Machines Robotics signed a collaborative agreement to further investigate the adoption of collision avoidance functionality on board of Damen ships. This collaboration supports Damen strategy of digitalization, increased sustainability, and operational excellence
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The market research report provides a detailed analysis of the industry and focuses on key aspects, such as key players, shipyard types, technology platform, and digitalization Level of digital shipyards. Moreover, the research report offers insights on digital shipyard market trends, competitive landscape, market competition, product pricing, market status, and highlights key industry developments. In addition to the major factors mentioned above, it encompasses several direct and indirect factors that have contributed to the sizing of the global market over recent years.
Report Scope & Segmentation
Value (USD Million)
Shipyard Type, Technology Platform, Digitalization Level and Geography
By Shipyard Type
Artificial Intelligence & Big Data Analytics
Industrial Internet of Things (IoT)
By Digitalization Level
Semi Digital Shipyard
Fully Digital Shipyard
North America (By Shipyard Type, Technology Platform, Digitalization Level, and Country)
U.S. (By Shipyard Type)
Canada (By Shipyard Type)
Mexico (By Shipyard Type)
Europe (By Shipyard Type, Technology Platform, Digitalization Level, and Country)
U.K. (By Shipyard Type)
Germany (By Shipyard Type)
France (By Shipyard Type)
Russia (By Shipyard Type)
Rest of Europe (By Shipyard Type)
Asia Pacific (By Shipyard Type, Technology Platform, Digitalization Level, and Country)
China (By Shipyard Type)
India (By Shipyard Type)
Japan (By Shipyard Type)
South Korea (By Shipyard Type)
Rest of Asia-Pacific (By Shipyard Type)
Middle East & Africa (By Shipyard Type, Technology Platform, Digitalization Level, and Country)
The UAE (By Shipyard Type)
Saudi Arabia (By Shipyard Type)
Rest of the Middle East & Africa (By Shipyard Type)
South America (By Shipyard Type, Technology Platform, Digitalization Level, and Country)
Brazil (By Shipyard Type)
Argentina (By Shipyard Type)
Rest of the South America (By Shipyard Type)
How much is the digital shipyard market worth?
Fortune Business Insights says that the global market size was USD 963.6 million in 2020 and is projected to reach USD 3,444.5 million by 2028.
At what CAGR is the digital shipyard market projected to grow in the forecast period (2021-2028)?
Registering a CAGR of 17.27%, the market will exhibit steady growth in the forecast period (2021-2028).
Which is the leading segment in the digital shipyard market ?
The robotic process automation segment is expected to lead this market during the forecast period.
Who is the leading player in the market?
Dassault Systemes is the leading player in the global market.
Which region held the highest share in the market?
Asia Pacific dominated the market in terms of share in 2020.
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Value and Values
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Appraisals, Relativity and Value
Albert Einstein's Relativity Theory changed the paradigm by which we view the world. Before Einstein people believed in absolute value. After Einstein nothing had an absolute value except the speed of light. If theoretical spaceships had to shrink and time itself had to slow down to make the equations work out, then so be it. Everything was relative. And then quantum theory threw another curve ball by revealing that everything was in the eye of the beholder. Just by looking at something you changed it.
Many people think that appraisals of objects somehow get around Einstein, quantum physics, the Uncertainty Principle and the whole works. They like to think that at least as of the date of the appraisal report, an appraiser can record the absolute value of an object. Unfortunately this is not true. There is no absolute value of a work of art or piece of antique furniture or even money itself, which fluctuates in relation to other currencies, other stores of value and how you measure it.
Take gold for instance . The largest gold coin in the world was produced by the Perth Mint in Australia — one metric tonne of gold, which equals 35,274 ounces. You can find a lot of references to this artifact on the internet and calculations of its "value" (for instance gold at $1300 per ounce makes this coin "worth" more than $45,000,000 US dollars). Presumably the Perth mint will tell you what they want for it if you contact them directly, but I'd be surprised if they'd take the daily bullion cost. This big chunk of change must have cost a lot to produce; there's bound to be a premium. How much is only one question. Another might be what's the tab to get it from Perth, Australia, to your apartment in Brooklyn? How about the cost of a new security system? What does it cost to shore up the floor?
Whatever the premium is for a one tonne gold coin I'll bet it wouldn't come anywhere close to the premium on this little baby to the right. Not the big one — the little fella. This item is what numismatists call a California Gold Token, which was never even legal tender. It also has a hole in it, which usually kills a coin's value for collectors.
The last time I found a California Gold Token with the Moon and Shooting Star, similarly holed, for sale the price was $799.99. Tokens like these are as thin as a parking ticket and weigh typically about one gram — .035 oz. Most were only 10 karat gold to boot. Even a non-mathematician can see that this bad boy is worth quite a bit more than its weight in gold. By at least one measure (premium above the bullion value of its gold) it is worth astronomically more than the one tonne coin.
But there doesn't seem to be one of these for sale anywhere in the world right now, so even if you had $45,000,000 you can't buy it. It's literally priceless. And even on the day that it was priced at $799.99, its value was relative — worth about a minute's worth of work for the highest paid CEO in America, Elon Musk, or almost two years' annual income for the average household in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Now imagine if Jeff Koons made a ten foot high version of this California token in mirror-polished stainless steel. I don't know what it would be "worth," but at Sotheby's or Christie's it would probably bring a higher price than the solid gold version. At least this year.
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