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Profile: CompTIA
Charley Rogers catches up with CompTIA's Graham Hunter and Todd Thibodeaux at the annual CompTIA conference in London, and hears about why STEM is doing the tech industry no good, and how traditional higher education can be a barrier to a tech career
Graham Hunter
VP, EMEA
Twitter: @CompTIA
Todd Thibodeaux
Job title: CEO
@CompTIACEO
Q. For a bit of background, what are the audiences you mostly engage with at CompTIA, and what are some of the biggest challenges you face?
Todd Thibodeaux: We interface with four primary audiences. Governments, academic, commercial, and companies that do for-profit training. It varies by the market that we go into, but some people will take what we do and embed it within what they do. So they might make it part of their hiring – only hiring people who are [CompTIA] certified – and then they keep up to date on the certifications, as new ones come out.
For academic institutions, what we try to do is make our learning objectives freely available to the schools, so they can ensure that when you map those against the curriculum, they're teaching all the things they need to. But the sad story is that generally when we do that, we find most universities are only teaching about half of what they should be teaching. We usually get the response, "No, we're fine. We don't need your help." But that's changing in some parts of the world. In some places, they embrace [our support].
I think the more for-profit the university is, the more they embrace what we do. And the older, non-profit universities, all over the world, not just here and in the US, they generally give us the stiff arm.
I think the big deficit we see is the lack of quality teachers to teach technology in secondary schools and in colleges in particular. They're just not keeping up. And we're in one of those periods where the gap is getting bigger. What we're trying to do with a new programme this coming year, is to provide a whole range of video on-demand learning that covers all our programmes. We're going to make the videos widely available to schools, so that in places where they don't have a qualified instructor, especially non-university programmes, they can use our videos with someone we call a classroom facilitator, to at least be there to answer basic questions, direct the kids to the right place, and have them effectively work together to solve the issues.
So, a lack of instructors and a lack of willingness to adopt global standards are the two biggest issues we face.
Q. You've both previously mentioned the skills gap. Is that gap equal across the technology sector, or are there particular pockets of skills that are missing?
TT: Cybersecurity is certainly one of those areas where the gap has gotten larger. But that'll eventually catch up, skills gaps always do. The bigger issue that we see is what we call the confidence gap. It's this ability to reach audiences who wouldn't have normally been predisposed to work in tech because they don't think they can do it. So we call it the confidence gap. The idea is to get more women, more minorities, to understand that they can work in this industry, that you don't have to be a maths and science genius, and trying to get schools to focus a little less on STEM. I don't think STEM has done the technology sector any favours. You hear more people complain about the quality of students coming out of universities now, and we've been focusing on STEM for 15 years. It's had virtually no appreciable positive impact on the tech workforce.
We need to get more people into the [tech careers] pipeline, because anybody can acquire the skills. Anybody. We have a programme that takes people who've never even turned on a computer, and eight weeks later they're doing tech support. And these are people like middle-aged housewives that have been out of work for two years. It's a US programme, but we're trying to get something going here as well, a charitable programme called IT Ready.
The other myth that the universities have perpetrated in schools is that you need three or four years of university to work in the tech industry. This is not true. You could train for around nine months and work really effectively in the industry. But it's tough to combat those myths because their whole business model is built on students staying for three or four years and paying tuition. The truth is, there are lots of good jobs out there, and in the UK, and the US in particular, a university degree is just a barrier that dissuades a lot of people from exploring the tech industry. They think they'll need a tech degree, when they may already have an English degree, and so can't possibly go into the industry, whereas the fact is, the soft skills developed as an English major are really valuable, and if you just got a little technical training you could do it.
Graham Hunter: I think apprenticeships have been a good step in that direction. I think there's probably more value in doing some of these cybersecurity apprenticeships than going to university. Because as they're on-the-job learning, they can get industry certifications like ours, and they're going to accelerate their careers quicker than going into a four-year degree programme. And the question of a degree is, will it keep pace with where things are in industry, or is it obsolete? Being at the coalface, so to speak, gives you that kind of close proximity to where the changes are actually happening. I think that's beneficial.
I don't think STEM has done the technology sector any favours. You hear more people complaining about the quality of students coming out of universities now, and we've been focusing on STEM for 15 years. – Todd Thibodeaux
Q. So what about the role of assessment? Are we going to see more of a move towards competency-based learning, and away from the traditional exam model?
GH: It's going to take an educational revolution. It really is. Because we're too fixated on the current model.
No one political party will take the risk I don't think.
But it's going to take somebody to take the current model, throw it out the window, and consider something else.
TT: The current model is based on knowledge recall, not on competencies. We're in the process of patenting in the US what we call adaptive competency assessment. So instead of taking a fixed exam that gets marked up, and there's a score, the students would go through progressively harder levels, and the information or skills that they would have to demonstrate in the exam array from easy to hard.
So then the next level is demonstrably harder. The thing with exams now, is that some kids get 100% on those tests, but you're hurting the kids who don't do well in that specific environment, and you're also not seeing the full range of how the kids are actually doing.
One of my big arguments with education in general is that we haven't really retooled it for the Google world. So all this stuff that we're forcing kids to learn and remember, they have it at their fingertips. Instead we should be spending time on finding out what kids are really good at. I think we spend at least 30–40% too much time cramming kids full of knowledge that they can get anytime they want. For instance, somebody who gravitates towards being a taxi driver obviously has a lot of patience. They must like dealing with people to some degree, they can keep themselves organised and run their business. And they could have jobs in lots of other fields that require those skills. But the vast majority of jobs don't require advanced maths skills, yet we're forcing all these kids to try to be really good at maths, when some of them are naturally, and some of them are not. So why not spend time trying to raise up maths skills in those that aren't naturally predisposed to it, when you can focus on the skills they do have? We're trying to break these old-school dogmas.
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Q: Find these conditional probabilitiy f(x|Y<=y) Here a=2 and b=1 and it asks me that f(x|Y<=y) Can you help me about how to find?

A: I'll give you some hints (this is one of the approaches):

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*First apply Bayes rule
$$f_X(x|Y\leq y)=\frac{P(Y\leq y|X=x)f_X(x)}{P(Y\leq y)}$$

*In order to find $P(Y\leq y|X=x)$, you can use the joint distribution (given that $1\leq x\leq 3)$ already:
$$P(Y\leq y|X=x)=\int_2^y k x^{a+1}y^{b+1}dy$$

*You can find $P(Y\leq y)$ as well using the joint distribution similar to above.
Note that you'll also need to find $k$ in the end with the normalization property of the joint density.

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Farewell to the Little Master Blaster
Posted on November 13, 2013 by The Ed
Sachin Tendulkar will play his 200th and final test match tomorrow. That sentence may mean absolutely nothing to you. But then you can consider yourself in a minority, and should read on. When tickets went up online to watch this greatest of all Indian batsman's swan song, the selling website received 19 million hits within the first hour. NINETEEN MIILLION people inquired after tickets. The ground doesn't hold that many.
I saw Tendulkar bat 6 or 7 times (that's me, 5th from left, the tall Indian bloke with the moustache) and, true to form, never saw him make more than 45. I think I'm his jinx. Perhaps the England team should have taken me with him to India every time they went on tour ? God knows I've written and asked them enough.
Whether we like it or not, Indian Cricket— and its governing body, the much-loved, virtuous, high-minded and incorruptible BCCI— is the driving force of the world game. The numbers just stack up against all else: Revenue and fan base for starters make other nations' figures dwindle into insignificance. It's difficult to put an exact figure on the audience in the sub-continent, but if you said 800 million people watch the game, you wouldn't be a million miles away.
If the Poms and the Aussies think the world is anxiously awaiting another in a rather irritating extended run of Ashes Test matches, they might think again. The cricketing world at large is on the edge of its seat expectantly anticipating the last walk to the crease by this little man on his home ground in Mubai, desperate for him to do well.
In a nation increasingly force-fed the monotony & banality of Twenty20 Franchise Tournaments, served up on dirt-brown platters of lifeless wickets, it is somehow refreshing to know there is still interest in the longer form of the game — even if it is a one-off to recognise one of the greats. And while an ever-growing number of our sporting idols are being exposed as at best, cynics, at worst cheats, it's been great to watch this man go about his business, not just brilliantly, but honestly, humbly and often with a smile on his face.
And as India is a country obsessed with stats, and cricket is a game which thrives off them, it's worth having a quick butchers at a few numbers and quotes surrounding Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar:
Height : 5ft 5″ (1.65 metres)
Test Debut (vrs Pakistan) 1989, Karachi
In his debut first-class match for Bombay in the 1988/89 season, he scored 100 not-out aged 15 years 232 days
England Coach Andy Flower: "There are 2 kind of batsmen in the world. 1: Sachin Tendulkar. 2: all the others."
Holds the record for scoring 1,000 One Day International runs in a calendar year, having done it six times, in 1994, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2000 and 2003
Shane Warne: "Sachin Tendulkar is, in my time, the best player without a doubt — daylight 2nd, Brian Lara 3rd."
18,426 runs and 49 hundreds in ODIs
Test Best: 248 not out, which he made against Australia in 2004 at Sydney.
First batsman to hit a double-century in ODI cricket as he scored an unbeaten 200 against South Africa in Gwailor, February 2010.
199* Tests at 53.72 runs per innings.
President Barack Obama "I don't know about cricket but still I watch cricket to see Sachin play. Not because I love his play but because I want to know the reason why my country's production goes down by 5 per cent when he's in batting."
Numbers of fellow pros who have a bad word to say about him: 0
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Flying Cadets is a 1941 American adventure film directed by Erle C. Kenton and written by George Waggner, Roy Chanslor and Stanley Rubin. The film stars William Gargan, Edmund Lowe, Peggy Moran, Frank Albertson, Frankie Thomas and Riley Hill. Flying Cadets was released on October 24, 1941, by Universal Pictures.

Plot
At the Monarch Airport, Bob Ames (Frank Albertson) is excited his new flight school to train future military pilots, is ready to open. His partner, "Trip Hammer" (William Gargan), tells him that financing has come from Bob's girl friend, Kitty Randall (Peggy Moran)and her father. Kitty is currently taking flying lessons from Trip.

Trip gets a phone call from  Bob's brother, Captain Rodcliffe "Rocky" Ames (Edmund Lowe), a World War I hero now a soldier of fortune, who agrees to help with the flying school, in exchange for Trip taking care of his gambling debts in New York. Trip convinces Bob that the school needs Rocky's name to attract customers, as well as a government training contract.

Trip is right, the school begins attracting students from across the country, but Rocky has immediately annoyed Bob when he flirts with Kitty. Rocky takes Kitty up for a flying lesson, but he is forced to make a sensational landing when Kitty breaks off a wheel during a simulated forced landing.

With the cadets begin flying training, Bob provides the classroom instruction, Trip the mechanics, and Rocky the flight training. The top student is Newton Adams (Frankie Thomas), Rocky's long-lost son. Trip found out the secret and agrees to keep it to himself. Problems soon arise with Newton having a hard time learning to fly from Rocky, who also is jilted when Kitty declares he is "old enough to be her father."

With "Pinkie" Taylor (John Maxwell), a government inspector on the premises, a future aircraft design contract is in jeopardy with Rocky considering quitting to fight in China. Trip accuses him of running away from every responsibility he has ever had and the next morning, a drunken Rocky returns to the flight school.

Later, Rocky flies Bob's new experimental design but fears the aircraft is unsafe. If equipped with a parachute to stop spins, it could be made safe to fly. Newton, trying to prove himself to his father, takes the experimental aircraft up. Trip breaks the news to Rocky that the boy is his son. Realizing that inexperienced pilots will die in a spin, Rocky flies to his son, tells him by radio, how to activate the spin 'chute, but Rocky is distracted and crashes.

Bob later redesigns his aircraft to be safe and receives a contract from the United States Army Air Corps. Newton graduates, and, with other cadets, goes to enlist at air bases. Rocky recovers from his injuries and is finally reunited with his wife Mary (Louise Lorimer).

Cast

 William Gargan as "Trip" Hammer
 Edmund Lowe as Captain Rockcliffe Ames
 Peggy Moran as Kitty Randall
 Frank Albertson as Bob Ames
 Frankie Thomas as Newton R. Adams
 Riley Hill as Barnes
 Charles Williams as Mr. Prim
 John Maxwell as "Pinkie" Taylor
 George Melford as Train Conductor
 Arch Hendricks as Army Colonel
 Louise Lorimer as Mary Adams Ames

Production
Flying Cadets  was produced in the years before World War II, when the United States government encouraged Hollywood studios to produce films that would encourage youth to join the resurgent armed forces, especially the U.S. Army Air Corps.  Flying Cadets joined 20,000 Men a Year (1939), I Wanted Wings (1941), Give Us Wings (1940) and others of that genre, as a patriotic "flag-waver".

Principal photography on Flying Cadets took place from May 12, to late May 1941. The aircraft featured in the film included:
 Stearman C3B
 Ryan STA
 Fairchild 24C-8C
 Brown B-3
 Harlow PJC-5
 Taylorcraft B

Reception
The contemporary film review of Flying Cadets by Bosley Crowther in The New York Times, noted, "For this low-budget Universal picture, which is like a hundred others off the line, is no more than a routine program-filler, no stronger than its weakest cliché, about a free-and-easy old-time flier who teaches at an aviation school and discovers — at the fearful climax, naturally — that his most neglected pupil is his own son."

Aviation film historian James M. Farmer in Celluloid Wings: The Impact of Movies on Aviation (1984), had a similar reaction, saying that Flying Cadets (was) "a low-budget formula piece."

References

Notes

Citations

Bibliography

 Farmer, James H. Celluloid Wings: The Impact of Movies on Aviation (1st ed.). Blue Ridge Summit, Pennsylvania: TAB Books 1984. .
 Paris, Michael. From the Wright Brothers to Top gun: Aviation, Nationalism, and Popular Cinema. Manchester, UK: Manchester University Press, 1995. .
 Pendo, Stephen. Aviation in the Cinema. Lanham, Maryland: Scarecrow Press, 1985. .
 Wynne, H. Hugh. The Motion Picture Stunt Pilots and Hollywood's Classic Aviation Movies. Missoula, Montana: Pictorial Histories Publishing Co., 1987. .

External links

1941 films
American aviation films
American adventure films
1941 adventure films
Universal Pictures films
Films directed by Erle C. Kenton
American black-and-white films
1940s English-language films
1940s American films

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After employees leave your company and no longer contribute to your 401(k) plan, it can be a major chore keeping them on the participant roster. You're still required to send them participant communications like investment changes and fee disclosures, yet many times old employees simply disappear. Keeping them on the books can be costly too – especially if you're paying fees per participant.
Enter the auto-rollover. Auto-rollovers allow retirement plan sponsors to automatically transfer plan assets of departed employees into an IRA if the participant has a balance of $5000 or less. If they have a balance of $1,000 or less you can even write them a check, and aren't even required to roll the funds into an IRA.
When doing so, you're technically taking control of your participant's assets and making an investment decision on their behalf. And of course, you'll always be required to act in the best interests of the participant. Logistically this means that you'll need to designate an institution to receive the rollover and decide how the rollover will be invested.
The laundry list of requirements above will ensure that your actions qualify for the safe harbor and effectively relieve you of fiduciary duty once the rollover is complete. Keep in mind, though, that your plan must still allow for auto-rollovers to take place in the first place. If your plan document doesn't allow for auto-rollovers, even though you might qualify for the safe harbor you'd still be in violation of your own plan document, which is a compliance problem of its own.
If you have ex-employees you want to roll out but your plan doesn't allow it, don't fret. Adding this provision in an amendment can be done without too much hassle. You'll need to find a reputable third party administrator to ensure your plan stays compliant, but for most small business plans it shouldn't be too costly (and to be honest, most small business plans already have auto-rollover provisions anyway).
Finally, it's possible that an auto-rollover could trigger a prohibited transaction if done incorrectly. If you, the plan, or your company gets some kind of remuneration from the IRA or annuity provider, you'd be making a prohibited transaction. Remember, you're still tasked with designating an IRA or annuity provider in the sole interests of your participants. Any type of compensation that doesn't benefit the participant would be a breach of your fiduciary duty.
Typically this would only come into play if you received some kind of referral fee in exchange for selecting a certain financial institution to hold the account. By and large this is only an issue for companies who are in the financial services industry themselves.
Recordkeepers servicing small business retirement plans are experienced and knowledgeable when it comes to auto-rollovers. For high turnover businesses, it's probably a good idea to audit your participant roster every year or every few years, and clean up any ex employees with balances under $5,000. Unfortunately you will be required to keep ex-employees in the plan when they've accumulated more than $5,000. But for those with less, the safe harbor provides a convenient way to clean up your participant list without the fear of stepping afoul of your fiduciary duties.
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UK economy gets World Cup lift in face of Brexit uncertainty
LONDON (AP) — A spike in consumer spending driven by warm weather and England's surprise advance to the semifinals of the soccer World Cup helped the British economy post its best growth in nearly two years during the third quarter, official figures showed Friday. However, the 0.6 percent quarterly...
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UK PM May: I won't agree on a Brexit deal 'at any cost'
LONDON (AP) — British Prime Minister Theresa May says Britain aims to reach a Brexit deal with the European Union as soon as possible, but that it can't come "at any cost." May on Tuesday briefed her Cabinet on progress toward an elusive divorce deal with the bloc. Talks are stuck on finding a way...
UK regulator says EU firms express transition interest
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UK says reports of imminent Brexit deal are 'speculation'
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Parental Relocation Cases in Carroll County, NH
Looking to Move Away from Carroll or Rockingham County?
After a divorce, relocating to a new city or state becomes a more difficult process if children are involved. Before a custodial parent can move away, he or she must first seek to have their parenting agreement modified and approved by the family court so that there are no violations of custody or visitation rights. The Carroll County divorce lawyers at Kalled Law Offices, PLLC can represent the interests of the relocating parent in such cases.
Sometimes, the other parent may dispute the relocation. If the relocating parent successfully demonstrates the legitimacy and reasonableness of their proposed move at the hearing, then it's up to the remaining parent to prove that a move is not in the best interest of the children. A Carroll County divorce attorney from our firm can present convincing evidence on behalf of left-behind parents to prove that the long-term benefit of the children is better served by avoiding a move.
Although this may seem like a potentially overwhelming process, having a skilled family lawyer on your side will increase your chances of a favorable ruling in your case.
Court's Main Focus: The Child's Best Interests
The court will always try to be fair in making decisions about parental relocation, but the best interest of the child will be the main concern. If moving a great distance—such as out of state or to another country—will have a negative impact on the lives of the children, then the court may deny the right to relocate.
In some cases, a custodial parent wanting to move could lose physical custody if it is considered that the move would create an unhappy situation for the child, whether the move is for employment, remarriage, or another reason. Access to schools or to other family that are important in the child's life (such as grandparents) can also be a consideration that is evaluated when one parent has physical custody and attempts to get court approval for a move.
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I'll explain what I don't mean by that in a minute; first let share my experience with worship leading.
I have been a Christian as long as I can remember, but I don't recall having been passionate about my faith prior to this point. I repeatedly sang basic songs like "Lord, I Lift Your Name on High" as I laboriously positioned my fingers for each of the four chords the song requires. I can't tell you how many times I played that song in those months, but it was A LOT. As my muscle memory kicked in and I developed the ability to switch chords without prolonged pauses, the song itself began affecting me. I can still remember the night that I got down onto my knees as I continued to strum the guitar and sing that song directly to the Lord. It was the first meaningful worship experience I can remember.
Why? Why should forcing my fingers to move into unnatural positions bring me into a deeper expression of praise? I am only recently realizing that it has a lot to do with the embodiment that playing an instrument requires. Though we think of singing praise songs to God as a spiritual experience (and it is), it would be impossible without the body. When we sing to God we are using our brains, mouths, vocal cords, and lungs in addition to our souls. The praise may be spiritual, but it works in conjunction with the physical, embodied functions of the bodies God created. All of this deepens the impact. Just as the physical practice of taking communion deepens the impact of remembering Jesus' sacrificial death—chewing the bread, tasting the wine—so the physical involvement of singing deepens the truths we express when we praise God. It involves the heart as well as the mind.
So adding another dimension to that embodiment by involving the arms and fingers sinks these truths into our hearts. "Lord, I Lift Your Name on High" became ingrained—not just in my mind, but also in my muscle memory. I believe that the authenticity of worship that came from this experience stems in large part from the involvement of my body. Prior to this, my worship consisted of words. Now more of my body was involved, and my desires were being shaped at a deeper level.
Presumably, all worship leaders have experienced something similar. They went through the initial process of training their bodies to engage with music at a deeper level. And week after week they participate in embodied practices that express worship to God. These processes help the truth to sink in, and the worship deepens.
I know that many worship leaders become calloused to the truths they sing about. Through over-familiarity a song can lose its potency, and a worship leader can become numb to the powerful truths embedded in the song. Nevertheless, the solution to this is not stepping away from embodied practices that can help the truth to sink it, but instead to continue to pursue creative ways of expressing truth so that it has the greatest possible impact.
When I titled this post "Why Worship Leaders Are More Spiritual," the full thought I'm getting at is not that worship leaders are more spiritual than other people, as if singing into a microphone were a sign of spirituality. What I am actually suggesting is something more along these lines: worship leaders are more spiritual than they used to be. The idea is that worship leaders are engaging in a powerful means of expressing truth, and that truth is bound to sink in more deeply as it involves more of the person.
God created us as whole beings, and we are made to glorify him with every integrated aspect of our being. Worship is more than contemplating spiritual concepts. Worship is meant to seep into our bones, to transform our hearts, to come to expression through our fingers, our voices, our footsteps, through every gesture and pursuit. Learning the guitar deepened my faith. You may have no inclination to follow my lead in this, but all around you are embodied practices that can deepen your faith. Pick a handful and pursue them to the glory of God.


Blood is romatic, Megumi Kudo is love. My most prized Joshi related possession is her "Keep On Running" book that I bought on my first trip to Tokyo. It's HUGE, full of gorgeous pictures. I didn't discover until I got back that it was signed.
What is your favorite Joshi related prized possession? I am not including DVDs or videotapes.
3...2 photo albums with pictures that I took and pics from magazines of 2 Zenjo shows I went to in 2001, at the AJW garage in Meguro, Tokyo and at Korakuen Hall.
2...Collection of over 50 joshi puroresu magazines in mint condition in magazine protectors and in binders.


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Junghans Uhren GmbH is a German watch and clock manufacturer. The company is located in the district of Rottweil, in the town of Schramberg, Baden-Württemberg, southwest Germany.

History

On 15 April 1861 Erhard Junghans created the company Junghans und Tobler together with his brother-in-law Jakob Zeller-Tobler in Schramberg. By the year 1903, Junghans had the largest watch and clock factory, with over 3000 employees.

The company began to produce wristwatches in 1927, and over the following decades created clocks and watches for the civilian market and the German air force. Beginning in the 1950s, the Bauhaus-trained designer Max Bill created products for the firm, notably the teardrop-shaped "Kitchen Clock with Timer", which can be found in the collection of The Museum of Modern Art, and followed by a series of watches, the first of which launched in 1961. The relationship between Junghans and Bill lasted many years, and the company has continued to release new models based on his work. Many of the firm's best-selling watches today are based on those designed by Bill.

The company served as the official timekeeper for the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich. In the late 1980s, Junghans introduced the first radio-controlled table clock on the world market. In 1990 the first radio-controlled wristwatch, called the MEGA 1, followed, designed by Hartmut Esslinger and his firm Frog Design. In 1995 Junghans presented a solar-powered watch with ceramic housing. Together with the Japanese firm Seiko, Junghans developed a globally-oriented wristwatch that automatically sets the local time in respective time zones.

Junghans Defence Industry
The Junghans Microtec GmbH was a division of Junghans Uhren GmbH founded in the mid 1980s, which was formally spun out into a separate legal entity in 1999, and produces fuze-technology for artillery, mortar, medium-calibre, tanks, anti-tank and cruise missiles. Junghans Microtec is located in the small town of Dunningen-Seedorf, close to Schramberg. The company produces fuses for 76 mm to 203 mm artillery. The small German tank Wiesel AWC uses the Junghans fuse MFZ/M as a standard performance.

In December 2010 WikiLeaks posted documents from US anti-terror officials, which said that the production facilities of Junghans Microtec GmbH would be endangered by terrorist attacks.

Junghans Timepieces (Gallery)

See also
List of German watchmakers
Nomos Glashütte
Glashütte Original

References

External links
 Junghans Germany
 Junghans America

Companies based in Baden-Württemberg
Watch manufacturing companies of Germany
Defence companies of Germany
Black Forest
German brands
Luxury brands
Watch brands
Clock brands
Manufacturing companies established in 1861
19th-century establishments in Württemberg
German companies established in 1861


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Commission, Position and Production: An Investigation into the construction of memories through documentary film production - SACI0009
School of Arts and Creative Industries
Dr D Maclean, Dr L Milne
PROJECT DESCRIPTION. Collective memory, a term defined by Hugo Van Hofmannsthal in 1902, is a version of the past, crafted by a community to aid their perceptions of themselves.
Promoting Internationalisation in Higher Education – an investigation into the impact of international exchange opportunities in Scottish Colleges of Further Education
Glasgow School for Business and Society
Prof R Gilmour, Dr L Carey, Mr B McEwan
Increasing Organisational Capacity to deliver relevant and impactful International Exchange opportunities for Scotland's Colleges of Further Education (FE)…
Experimental, Numerical and Computational investigation of the feasibility of an integrated hybrid machining and TIG based surface alloying process
School of Computing, Engineering & the Built Environment
Dr P Munoz, Prof A Ogwu
SCEBE-19-018. The use of thermal spray coatings is a multi- billion pounds industry, for improving the life span, reliability and durability of engineering components in industries that span automotive, aerospace, marine and sea-going vessel engine components, oil and gas, power generation turbines.
An investigation into transonic flows over high pressure gas turbine blade tip
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Dr Z Saleh, Prof J Wang
Propulsion, in particular the gas turbine engines are a significantly important theme in the aerospace industry, any enhancement in the performance of these engines will have a great impact on the economics of the aviation sector [Stephens et al, 2007].
Investigation of a probiotic strain of Lactobacillus plantarum 2025 and the development of novel antibacterials
Prof A Karlyshev
Background. The rise of multidrug resistant forms of microbial pathogens imposes a serious problem to public health worldwide. The rapid spread of antimicrobial resistance is associated with misuse of conventional antibiotics.
An investigation of the impact of disruption on occupiers and landlords in Commercial Real Estate Markets (Advert Ref: SF19/EE/ABE/GREENHALGH)
Faculty of Engineering and Environment
Prof P Greenhalgh, Dr K Muldoon-Smith
Commercial real estate markets are increasingly prone to dynamic and disruptive change, the drivers of which include technological, social, environmental and employment practices.
ONE Planet DTP - Palaeoenvironmental investigation into the origin of the domesticated landscapes of southwestern Amazonia (Ref: OP202026)
Dr B Whitney
Contrary to popular conceptions, the Amazon was not a pristine landscape prior to European arrival, but contained large human populations that created complex landscape management systems for the production of food and industrial crops.
The Post-BREXIT Referendum Human Resource Development Era: An Investigation into the UK Banking Sector
Nottingham Business School
Dr F Mitsakis
This research study will examine the effect of the BREXIT referendum onto the Human Resource Development (HRD) practices of the UK banking sector.
Investigation of the Role of Long Non Coding RNA During Skin Development and Wound Healing
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Dr M Ahmed
Skin morphogenesis occurs under stringent control of epithelial-mesenchymal interactions and result in a formation of the epidermis and a number of different skin appendages (including, the hair follicle, HF).
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Queen's University Belfast
School of Natural and Built Environment
Dr M Sonebi, Dr Q Gan
The production of insulating materials for buildings obtained from the valorization of agro-resources is a promising way both in terms of ecology and hydrothermal performances of these composites.


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Canon Lens Announcements For Photokina Revealed!
We have a quite a bit of coverage on Canon and its plans to announce the long awaited and highly anticipated 7D replacement camera. But what else is up Canon's sleeve for Photokina?
Well, according to a new report over on Canon Watch, Canon is poised to announced three new lenses along with the 7D replacement. Those lenses are an EF-S 24mm F/2.8 STM, an EF 24-105mm F/3.5-5.6 IS STM, and a new EF 400mm F/4 DO IS II USM.
The update to the 100-400mm that we had been hearing about does not appear to be in Canon's plans for Photokina, though I suppose it is possible that the company is keeping it under a tight lock and key like the 7D replacement.
What are your thoughts on these rumored announcements? Do any of the lenses mentioned above strike your fancy? Leave a comment below!
The 4oomm would be sweet for my football photography.
Canon have completely dropped the ball in recent times, other manufacturers are producing lenses just as good (or better) and retailing them cheaper, see Tamron's 24-70 VC, 70-200 VC and Sigma's 50mm ART as some recent examples.
As a Canon user this news leaves me bored. Can't wait for Sigma's final list.
The new 24-105 STM is EF mount, which means the 6D Mark II announcement is close and it's gonna sport dual pixel AF.
I'm more excited for announcements that's going to take the thunder away from Nikon & Canon.
Hmm, maybe the 7D replacement is what is going to steal the show this year.
I Wonder if Nikon will make a 100mm to 400mm.
They have an 80-400mm that's very well regarded, though its around $1,000 more expensive than Canon's 100-400mm.
Looks like the first EF ("full frame"-compatible) STM lens from Canon. I'm more intrigued by what that means, rather than the lens itself.
It might suggest that Canon has a full frame DSLR coming soon with the EOS 70D's "Dual Pixel CMOS AF" for better autofocus in Live View, or at least a system that's capable of really utilizing those STM lenses in Live View, like the EOS 100D (Rebel SL1).
24-105mm f/3.5-5.6 are specs of a kit lens. It may replace the EF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM as the EOS 6D's kit lens, or it could even point to a new entry-level for Canon's full frame DSLRs – either a replacement for the 6D, or a lower-tier model.
The 24mm f/2.8 has EF-S in its model name. That makes it the only EF-S prime lens other than the 60mm f/2.8 Macro USM, so that's good news. One of my biggest gripes with Canon's lens strategy has been the lack of support for their APS-C cameras, as there isn't any reasonably-sized wide angle or semi-wide angle prime. The 24mm starts filling that void, but f/2.8 is just disappointing.
Well, why should I care, anyway? I don't use Canon equipment at all, anyway.


If you read the mainstream media coverage of BJP manifesto for GE 2019, you might think they talk about nothing but cows, Islamic terror and Article 370 or Ram Mandir. If you need a dose of truth, read on!
Some things never change. Morning brings sunshine, Winter brings cooler weather etc. What about Indian elections? Well they bring a lot of 'eminent' historians, intellectuals, historians, writers etc. out of the woodwork to do their bit!
We posted barely 24 hrs earlier about how different standards apply to BJP and the CONLEFT continuum when it comes to "secularism". Little did we imagine we'll be proved right so fast!
The Rafael saga goes on! Now "The Hindu" publishes some internal MoD memo to rae up more dirt. But what's behind this?


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Q: Compatible edition of RSA & WebSphere considering Java version One of my customer is using WebSphere Application Server ND 8.5.5.8 and Rational Software Architect 7.5 under AIX with java version 7.
The customer also using custom Java framework which is based on Java version 7.
Considering a EOS of WAS / RSA / Java , they willing to upgrade their environment to Java version 8.
If this is the case, Which RSA / WAS edition - version is compatible with java version 8 ?
In short, what is the minimum version of RSA / WAS to support Java version 8 ?
They want to have minimal version change for the RSA / WAS product considering EOS / Java Version change.


Since the gas prices have gone so high, I see people on my street, Chesterfield Avenue, walking on the sidewalks more. There are more mothers pushing buggies, children riding bikes and playing along the street.
It made me think of the days of yore. Years ago, when I was a kid, we played on the street in our neighborhood until the street lights came on and our mothers called us to come home.
It seemed more like a neighborhood back then. We knew about everyone on our street.
The school captured its second Red Carpet award, honoring Rucker for its family-friendly environment.
The school also won the traveling trophy as the top school fundraiser for the 2008 Relay for Life campaign, which aids in the ongoing fight against cancer.
Rucker's Red Carpet Award marked the second time since 2004 it has garnered recognition from the state Department of Education.
I recently visited the animal shelter. It was not a trip I was looking forward to, yet one I had to make. I went because as a member of the Humane Society it is now my job to list all pets in the shelter. We list them so we can give these little ones a small chance at life.
The animal control officer on duty asked me to take a seat and said he would get me the list. He told me there would be more animals in the pens than were on the list. He was getting ready "to put them down," the terminology used for killing them. It was a job he said he didn't like.
We always hear so many negative happenings and negative outcomes. So, it was a joy for me to be in Pittsburgh for the U.S. Transplant Games from July 11-16, where hope and positive energy abounded.
Along with 29 members of Team South Carolina, there were 19 donor families, five living donors and many support family members, totaling 121.
Lancaster was represented by two athletes, Ed Heins and Amy Saylors. We again realized what a small world this is when we saw Brenda Pogue and her granddaughter, Sierra Young, from Lancaster, a donor family.
Like a lot of people in Lancaster County I have been out of work for more than a year. We apply left and right for jobs. The majority of the jobs have to be applied for online. That's OK. I understand that. The problem is the potential employers.
For example, I applied at a local department store. I applied online just like they asked. After completing the application, I was asked to schedule an appointment, which I did. When I went for my appointment, the computer was down.
That's especially noteworthy because South Carolina isn't a state known for being a leader for the legislation it passes.
I have to admit since the first of July we've had some tragic news to report. A retired police officer was shot while trying to help accident victims. A Pageland man was sentenced to 30 years for the death of an epileptic man whose body was dumped in Heath Springs.
Then there was the shooting death of the owner of the Cedar Creek Bait and Tackle Shop. The shooter took refuge in his home and fired off some shots before taking his own life.
As a retired state employee, I was bewildered to read Mick Mulvaney's July 4 column "Trading short-term benefits for long-term security is wrong." I could not believe that he did not better understand how public pension plans work. They pay benefits out of the assets of the retirement system, not tax money, and they use the average of the good years and the not so good years in deciding how much to pay retirees.


Business cards are a simple necessity that the majority of businesses create, print and distribute in hope of gaining new clients. However, as business cards are usually printed on either paper or cardboard, business owners are becoming concerned over how much damage they cause the environment.
It goes without saying that we believe offices should be able to produce all the essentials they want or need in an eco-friendly manner. Below we have placed some top tips on how you can create as many business cards as you like in the greenest way possible.
When printing your well designed business cards, it is essential that your printing is managed and you only produce a realistic amount. Printing too many can not only be expensive, but also damaging on the environment. Global Office Supplies have over 28 years experience and can advise you on how to effectively manage the production of your eco-friendly business cards.
As well as this, we can help your business produce cards that help you stand out from the crowd, reproduce your current cards or design and print new ones at a lower, more cost-effective price.
If you decide you'd rather print your own business cards, or print documents off regularly, then it is highly important that your ink cartridges and toners are recycled.
Global Office Supplies offer a free and essential service where we collect all of your used toner and ink cartridges free of charge. We will send you a freepost envelope – all you have to do is fill it up with empty cartridges and send it back to us. This will enhance your green office recycling and save your cartridges from a thousand years in landfill while showing others how to be green at work.
If you have any business cards left over or you have decided to revamp them, it is important that you dispose of your old ones responsibly and recycle them. As well as this, you could encourage those you distribute to recycle them as it has many benefits to the environment.
Recycling is possibly the most simple, yet effective, way to help your office go green. You can transform your waste into green office supplies and lead the way towards a greener future. You can also purchase items made from recycled materials instead of conventional plastic and non-biodegradable materials. That way you are practising what you preach, and who doesn't love doing that?
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Theodor Dreimann (geboren vor 1940; gestorben nach 1988) war ein deutscher Kartograf, Zeichner und Heimatkundler.

Werke (Auswahl)
 Niedersachsen. Ein deutscher Kultur- und Lebensraum, Karte, Farblithografie 70 × 66 cm, Entwurf: Kurt Brüning 1932–1933. Hrsg.: Niedersächsisches Amt für Landesplanung und Statistik, Hannover. Unter Benutzung der von Ferdy Horrmeyer und Friedrich Heinrichsen 1934–36 gezeichneten Vorlage,
 neu bearbeitet von Th. Dreimann, 1940
 neu bearbeitet von Th. Dreimann, 1957
 Der Landkreis Verden, Regierungsbezirk Stade. Amtliche Kreisbeschreibung (= Die deutschen Landkreise. Die Landkreise in Niedersachsen, Bd. 20) (= Veröffentlichungen des Niedersächsischen Landesverwaltungsamtes unter Mitwirkung der Wirtschaftswissenschaftlichen Gesellschaft zum Studium Niedersachsens e.V., Reihe D, Bd. 20), mit 120 Abbildungen und Karten, 101 Fotos und 20 Federzeichnungen, topographische Karte 1:100 000 und statistischem Anhang, von Hans Heinrich Seedorf (Red.), Fritz Berner u.a (Mitarb.), Theodor Dreimann u.a (Kartogr.), Erich Wessel (Strichzeichnungen), Bremen-Horn: Dorn; Hannover: Niedersächs. Landesverwaltungsamt [in Kommission], 1962
 Mitte des 13. Jahrhunderts,  Georg Westermann Verlag (Braunschweig); Hans Eggen KG (Hannover): Braunschweig: Stadt Braunschweig, 1974
 Döhren im Rückblick. Das Dorf Döhren, Hannover. Vergangenheit und Auflösung. Mit Erinnerungen und Zeichnungen, Hannover: Hoffmann & Kaune, 1979
 Martin Anger (Hrsg.), Theodor Dreimann: Die Chronik. Kirchrode in Wort und Bild, Hannover: TT-Verlag, 1983
 Th. Dreimann, Martin Anger: Chronik der Ortschaft Kleefeld Hannover, Nachdruck der Erstausgabe, Gehrden-Leveste: Schroeder-Druck, 1988

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Kartograf (20. Jahrhundert)
Zeichner (Deutschland)
Heimatforscher (Hannover)
Autor
Döhren (Hannover)
Deutscher
Geboren im 19. oder 20. Jahrhundert
Gestorben im 20. oder 21. Jahrhundert
Mann


Welcome back for Part 2 of our "On The Grill" preview show for season 34, Survivor Game Changers. We are only a few days away from the premiere on Wednesday, March 8th, and twenty four fans like you recorded their perspective on the returning cast members including their choice of favorites, who's most likely to get voted out first, make the merge, have a shot at the final tribal council as well as who has what it takes to win it all.
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Stewartsny Genealogy
Doris Harriet Martin
Set As Default Person
Edward Delbert Martin
Birth 9 Jun 1880 Pulaski, Oswego, New York
Died 29 Dec 1960 Pulaski, Oswego, New York
Father Peter Martin, b. 17 Nov 1844, New York State
Mother Frances Fanny Gereau, b. Abt 1855, New York
Family Harriet Louisa Bowers, b. 15 May 1887, Pulaski, Oswego, New York
1. Frederick Martin, b. 13 Jul 1906, Richland, New York
2. Gladys May Martin, b. 5 Oct 1910, Pulaski, Oswego, New York
3. William D. Martin, b. 18 Jun 1915, Richland Township, New York
4. Wilma Priscilla Martin
5. Edward Franklin Martin, b. 7 Nov 1917, New York
6. Ida Willa Martin
7. Doris Harriet Martin, b. 28 Sep 1922, Richland Township, New York
8. Robert Frank Martin, b. 17 May 1924, Richland, Oswego, New York, USA
9. Evelyn Frances Martin, b. 29 Aug 1925, Richland Township, Oswego County, New York
10. Harry Elvin Martin, b. 14 Oct 1927, Richland township, New York
11. Dorothy Mary Martin, b. 16 Mar 1921, Richland Township, New York
12. Unknown Martin, b. 28 Sep 1905, Richland Township, New York
13. Manister E. Martin, b. 12 Nov 1908, Richland, New York
Birth 17 Nov 1844 New York State
Died 7 Jun 1922
Father Peter Martin, b. 1812, Canada
Mother Mary Unknown, b. 1817
Family Frances Fanny Gereau, b. Abt 1855, New York
1. Edward Delbert Martin, b. 9 Jun 1880, Pulaski, Oswego, New York
2. Willie Martin, b. Abt 1875, New York
3. Stella Martin, b. Abt 1878, New York
4. Ida Martin
Harriet Louisa Bowers
Birth 15 May 1887 Pulaski, Oswego, New York
Died 28 Aug 1976 Watertown, Jefferson County, New York
Father Frank Bowers, b. Abt 1838, Germany
Mother Emma P Nichols, b. Aug 1855, Redfield Twp., Oswego County, New York
Family Edward Delbert Martin, b. 9 Jun 1880, Pulaski, Oswego, New York
Frank Bowers
Birth Abt 1838 Germany
Family Emma P Nichols, b. Aug 1855, Redfield Twp., Oswego County, New York
1. Harriet Louisa Bowers, b. 15 May 1887, Pulaski, Oswego, New York
2. John M. Bowers, b. 1884
3. Cora Bowers, b. Feb 1894
Wyon Arnold Hap Taplin
Birth 19 Sep 1921 Richland Township, New York
Died 30 Jul 2002
Father Wyon Harley Taplin, b. 29 Jan 1896, Redfield, New York
Mother Doris Adell Wheeler, b. 4 Aug 1902, Worthville, New York
Married 23 Apr 1919 New Haven, Oswego County, New York
Family Doris Harriet Martin, b. 28 Sep 1922, Richland Township, New York
1. Wade Arnold Taplin
2. Wayne D. Taplin, b. 14 Apr 1940, Syracuse, Onondaga County, New York
Wyon Harley Taplin
Birth 29 Jan 1896 Redfield, New York
Died 6 Jun 1969 Pulaski, Oswego, New York, United States
Father William Henry Taplin, b. 25 Aug 1868, Alma, Gratiot, Michigan
Mother Alberta L. Yerdon, b. 20 Feb 1869, New York, USA
Married 11 Oct 1893 Redwood, St. Lawrence County, New York
Family Doris Adell Wheeler, b. 4 Aug 1902, Worthville, New York
1. Marietta Blanche Taplin
2. Francis Gene Taplin
3. Wyona Anetha Taplin
4. Wyon Arnold Hap Taplin, b. 19 Sep 1921, Richland Township, New York
5. Vardon David Taplin, b. 19 May 1945, Richland Twp., Oswego, New York, USA
6. Varda Mae Taplin
7. James Edwin Taplin, b. 11 Dec 1932, Richland Township, New York
8. Lavania Elizabeth Taplin
9. Unknown Ballou, b. 7 Jul 1923, New York
Wade Arnold Taplin
Father Wyon Arnold Hap Taplin, b. 19 Sep 1921, Richland Township, New York
Mother Doris Harriet Martin, b. 28 Sep 1922, Richland Township, New York
Family Linda Fujie Yamagata, b. Japan
1. Denise Marlene Taplin
2. Dawn Harie Taplin
3. Dolores Taplin
Wayne D. Taplin
Birth 14 Apr 1940 Syracuse, Onondaga County, New York
Family Sandra Jean Elkin, b. 22 Jul 1943, Rome, Oneida County, New York
Married 13 Apr 1963 Fernwood, Richland Twp., Oswego County, New York
1. Wayne Donald Taplin
2. Beth Louise Taplin
3. Baby Taplin, b. Abt 1964
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Personal Information | Notes | Sources | All
Name Doris Harriet Martin [1]
Born 28 Sep 1922 Richland Township, New York [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
Died 20 Jan 1980 Pulaski, Oswego, New York [2, 3, 4, 5]
Person ID I5249 Tree2020
Father Edward Delbert Martin, b. 9 Jun 1880, Pulaski, Oswego, New York , d. 29 Dec 1960, Pulaski, Oswego, New York (Age 80 years)
Mother Harriet Louisa Bowers, b. 15 May 1887, Pulaski, Oswego, New York , d. 28 Aug 1976, Watertown, Jefferson County, New York (Age 89 years)
Family Wyon Arnold Hap Taplin, b. 19 Sep 1921, Richland Township, New York , d. 30 Jul 2002 (Age 80 years)
2. Wayne D. Taplin, b. 14 Apr 1940, Syracuse, Onondaga County, New York , d. 31 Jan 2015 (Age 74 years) [natural]
Newspaper Obituary - Wednesday, January 23, 1980 Pulaski Democrat - Pulaski, New York - Mrs. Doris H. Taplin, 57, of Canning Factory Road, Richland, died Sunday afternoon at home. She was born in Richland to Edward and Harriet Bowers Martin. She attended Pulaski Academy and Central School and married Wyon A. Taplin on December 1, 1939. She worked for years for Syracuse China Co. and later worked for Maple Manor Nursing Home, Richland. She was a member of Richland Church of Christ and the Richland Volunteer Firemen's Auxiliary. Surviving, besides her husband, are two sons, Wade A. and Wayne D., both of Richland; three sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Reed of Caughdenoy, Mrs. Evelyn Hilton of Fulton and Mrs. Gladys Stevens of Richland; four brothers, William, Robert and Harry Martin of Richland, and Edward Martin of Caughdenoy, and six grandchildren. Services were at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Foster-Hax Funeral Home, Pulaski. Burial will be in Richland Cemetery.
[S558] 1930 United States Federal Census, Ancestry.com, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations Inc; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2002;), Year: 1930; Census Place: Albion, Oswego, New York; Roll: 1635; Page: 7A; Enumeration District: 0002; Image: 105.0; FHL microfilm: 2341369.
Details: Footnote: Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 6, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Mar 11, 2001, Internal Ref. #1.112.6.95596.92.
Details: Details: Details: Footnote: Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 6, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Mar 11, 2001, Internal Ref. #1.112.6.95596.92.
Details: Details: Footnote: Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1, Ed. 6, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Mar 22, 2001, Internal Ref. #1.111.6.9013.130 Footnote: Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 6, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Mar 21, 2001, Internal Ref. #1.112.6.126909.48 Footnote: Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 6, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Mar 21, 2001, Internal Ref. #1.112.6.126909.48.
Details: Details: Footnote: Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 6, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Apr 1, 1999, Internal Ref. #1.112.6.73734.32.
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Looks like the world will never be too big for ex-lovers not to cross again.
They say time heals all wounds, and when you can face a former love, that's when you know you are healed.
This may be true in the case of Heart Evangelista and Jericho Rosales. In another event, the former lovers once again encountered each other and they proved to be a picture of exes in harmony.
In an exclusive "dinner for 12" organized by eventologist Tim Yap, the two were seen enjoying a casual chat to celebrate the 80th year of leading luggage manufacturer, Rimowa.
Taking from the photos uploaded by Yap, the two were looking quite cool talking to each other.
What's more, Evangelista was able to meet Rosales' wife, model and fashion icon, Kim Jones. There is absolutely no issue with each other and they just enjoy a peaceful, casual dinner.
The gorgeous ladies even had a nice photo shoot together. Besides Evangelista and Jones, actresses like Iza Calzado, Nadine Lustre, and Solenn Heussaff were also there.
Not just the ladies, but the entire bunch hopped on for a nice group photo with Rimowa luggage. Quite good to notice though that Rosales, Jones and Evangelista were all together in one photo.
Rosales and Evangelista were among the A-list couples of local showbiz back in the day. But no matter how perfect their relationship may have seemed then, their journey was just far from perfect.
The actress once said that the drama actor is her "one true love." However, their fairy tale love story ended in a much-publicized bitter separation. Reports had it that the main reason for their break-up is the disapproval of Evangelista's parents of Rosales.
Almost a decade after their romance, they are now both happily married.


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Schnitker ist der Familienname folgender Personen:

 Annegret Reese-Schnitker (* 1969), deutsche römisch-katholische Theologin
 Paul Schnitker (1927–2013), deutscher Unternehmer, Verbandsfunktionär des Handwerks und Politiker (CDU; MdEP)


This was for a promo reprint of "Primordial Hydra". Since its a promo, I'm pretty sure the only way to get the card with this image is to purchase Duels of the Planeswalkers 2013 on xbox. Otherwise it will have the artwork by Aleksi Briclot (which is awesome).
Some people have said that the eyeless falcor look is off putting, so I just want to say up front that this was intentional. Who hasn't watched the Never Ending Story and wished that Falcor was several stories tall, had hundreds of heads, navigated by sound/smell alone and compelled chiefly by an insatiable blood lust?
I don't know what this is but I like it!
nope nope nope nope nope... (fantastic drawing though)... nope nope nope nope!
No wonder it looks better with scales.
Hate to see what happens when that creature wakes up and all of its necks are tangled. . . .
I think that it's more disturbing in the fact that it DOES remind me of Falcor.
I would not want any of that after me.
Superb! So life like, I can hear it roaring with rage!
Best Hydra I ever encountered.
I can almost hear it scream and feel the pressure of it's presence.
I personally like that they have no eyes. It puts an interesting twist on things.
I've read the Never Ending Story, and watched it as well at some point. However, the only thing I wished for was a Falcor that was real and mine. But your hydra did remind me of Falcor nevertheless, so good job on that.
One of the most impressive work i have seen since few years of Deviant art exporation.
Very impressive...The render work very well, the layout is clever and effective and the design is very original.
what can i say? Bravo, merci de paratager ce très beau travail!
If Falkor were the Hydra heh.
It reminds me of the white apes from "John Carter."
True Immediately reminds me so.
awesome! one of my favourite magic card!
I love this artwork so much keep doing work is so cool.
amazing! that just looks immense!
That is just too cool! This needs to be in D&D sometime, really amazing.
Someone might be selling their copy on ebay, in which case, I intend to buy.
that is the best job on a hydra I've seen so far!
Scary Awesome! Nice work bro.
Wow, this is f*cking amazing!
THIS thing! THIS creature is the reason when I play my friend 20% of my deck is removal spells!
Fur? What a clever redoing of the beast.
all i can say is if we wear ther is " Boned "
and F&^%#$ Wizzey of coast and ther cutt throat killing of so many good rpgs.
WOW you inspire me........You are too good do you draw for role play guide book or something or for games because you are amazing!


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Screwdriving and Riveting Assembly
Articles about threaded and nonthreaded fasteners and the equipment for installing them.
ASSEMBLY Capital Spending Report 2018: Spending Increases due to Economic Growth and Tax-Cuts
The past year brought blockbuster headlines for U.S. manufacturing. Taiwanese electronics giant Foxconn unveiled plans to build a $10 billion assembly plant in Wisconsin that would make liquid-crystal display panels and employ as many as 13,000 people.
2018 Assembly Plant of the Year: Ford Shifts Flexible Assembly Into High Gear
One of the top transmission assembly plants in the world is Ford Motor Co.'s Van Dyke facility in Sterling Heights, MI. It's part of a network of Ford factories that mass-produce axles, engines and other power train components used in the company's cars and trucks.
Traditional tool balancers and evolving support arms boost worker efficiency and safety
There are good and bad aspects to repetition. On one hand, it's a proven way to learn to expertly perform a task. On the other, it can lead to physical problems like carpal tunnel syndrome, and bad arthritis in the hands, arms, legs and back.
What's New With Power Tools
Data collection and ergonomics are driving development of next-gen fastening tools
John Sprovieri
Whether it's a car or a computer, a toy or a toaster, almost every assembled product has at least a few threaded fasteners. In-deed, 62 percent of ASSEMBLY's readers use threaded fasteners of one form or another to assemble their products.
Carbon-Fiber Composites Grow in Popularity
Adhesives and fasteners can be used to assemble many types of composite parts
Austin Weber
Strong and lightweight, carbon-fiber reinforced plastic (CFRP) offers numerous benefits to automotive and aerospace manufacturers. Many engineers are intrigued by potential applications for the material, yet remain frustrated by joining challenges.
Fastener management system proves a winner for KTM
Manufacturing high-quality products is always serious business, even when the products are used for fun. KTM AG, for example, builds each of its off-road motorcycles with top-notch and thoroughly tested parts so that each model is "ready to race."
Defining Fastener Head Strength
Recent fastener failures during tensile testing have highlighted the need for a better understanding of the dynamics of the head-to-shank juncture
Michael Mowins
High-strength threaded fasteners are critical components in the assembly of virtually every form of transportation and industrial machinery. Industry-accepted standards for the measurement and performance of these critical parts have existed for decades, but recent failures of threaded fasteners in service and qualification testing are bringing new focus to the critical area between the head and shank of the fastener.
Robotic Screwdriving Comes of Age
New technology makes it easier to automate fastening applications
Traditionally, assemblers use semiautomated or manual tools to drive screws. While that technology is still used for some fastening applications, more manufacturers are investing in robotic screwdriving.
Hot Upset Riveting
Hot upset riveting combines electrical current with pressure and time to compress and expand a boss or rivet to a desired diameter and shape
Jacob Sponsler
Hot upset riveting is a permanent forming and fastening process that uses precision heat and pressure to form hardened workpieces. This process achieves maximum hole-fill, creating a robust joint. Depending on the part requirements, the result can be a fixed or movable joint assembly.
How Ford's Willow Run Assembly Plant Helped Win World War II
The Willow Run bomber plant made aviation, industrial and social history—along with new B-24s by the hour.
Tim Trainor
President Roosevelt stunned millions of listeners when he announced during a May 26, 1940, fireside chat that government must "harness the efficient machinery of America's manufacturers" to produce 50,000 combat aircraft over the next 12 months to confront the "approaching storm" of global war.
New Technologies Impress at the Assembly Show
Cobots, IIOT and other new technologies impress engineers at The ASSEMBLY Show.
More than 5,500 manufacturing professionals saw the latest robots, fastening tools and automation at the sixth annual ASSEMBLY Show, which was held Oct. 23-25 at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center in Rosemont, IL.
Demystifying Torque- Simple Solutions for Advanced Fastening Needs
When considering a new transducerized direct current (DC) tool system, don't overthink it. It's easier said than done considering today's tech-heavy environment.
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A round-up of the week's digital health news. Marco Ricci reports.
It's no secret that Apple is undergoing a major strategic shift towards healthcare. And not just in the sense of a set of wellness apps and devices. Now we're talking about actual medical technology that integrates clinical data.
To reach this point, the company has been working in the shadows consulting with doctors and medical institutions and hiring top digital health executives.
This week, it seems part of the plan is to extend its best-selling iPhone into a 'one-stop shop' for health information.
As reported by CNBC, the smartphone behemoth is now looking to integrate lab results, prescription information, allergy reports and visits to the doctor, with all this data available to be viewed at any time and shared with doctors and third parties with a single tap.
According to people close to the firm, the project is the focus of a secretive group within Apple's growing health team.
Apple's Health app already lets users track several health components, including sleep, nutrition and activity.
These reports sound plausible: in August last year it was reported that the company had acquired Gliimpse, a health data start-up that let patients access, manage and share their health record information.
The company has also bolstered its health team. Only last week it hired top Stanford Medicine employee Dr Sumbul Desai, who was the institute's executive director of Digital Health.
The idea of bringing fragmented health records and systems together into a consumer-friendly gadget like the iPhone is a major endeavour. It could potentially speed up and improve the healthcare process dramatically for millions of people.
The solution would depend on the capabilities of healthcare providers themselves, however, particularly in how health data is stored. In the US, electronic patient records are commonplace so integration may be simpler – but confidentiality, security and 'interoperability' between software systems remain big obstacles.
Building an interoperability infrastructure between US hospitals to help exchange patient data will take time, and questions remain about how Apple could circumvent potential problems with holding patient data in its devices.
Others have tried, and failed, to do something similar in the past, most notably its big tech rival Google. The company's Google Health project was shut down in 2011, which many believe was due to arriving too early with its concept. Apple certainly wouldn't want to fall into the same trap.
Google's Verily arm – formerly Google Life Sciences – has spread its net wide over many different health markets, including diabetes, Parkinson's disease and even bioelectronic medicine.
This week, the company added drug development to the list.
Alongside Novartis and the European Investment Fund, Verily invested in the Medicxi Fund – a $300 million pot designed to help grow small and startup-stage European biotechs.
The fund helps bring drugs developed by early-stage pharma from trial to market. It primarily focuses on developing European firms.
The move expands Verily's stake in life sciences, and companies supported by the fund will have access to senior execs at the firm. The company has already invested in innovative technologies like the smart contact lenses and surgical robotics.
Virtual reality is proving useful for many aspects of health including psychological therapy and rehabilitation.
US-based Osso VR believes it can also help train surgeons.
The firm's technology creates a virtual operating room, which users can see through hardware like Facebook's Oculus Rift headset. Trainee surgeons can then practice surgeries before carrying them out in real life.
Data collected by the software, like surgery time and surgeon precision, can then be fed back.
Founded in February last year, the company has now gained $2 million in seed funding. The round's investors included SignalFire, Anorak Ventures, and Presence Capital.