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How It's Made, Vol. 1 release date, synopsis and reviews
Serie How It's Made
Genre Nonfiction
Director Gabriel Hoss
How It's Made, Vol. 1 Release Date and Synopsis
Have you ever wondered how aluminum foil is made? From adhesive bandages to yogurt to contact lenses, find out how many of the everyday objects we seldom stop to think about become the things they are. Discover the many precision steps needed to create the snowboard. Then witness the true art of making bread — from the flour and other ingredients, all the way to its packaging. You'll learn about bubble gum, fireworks, and so much more in this first season of How It's Made.
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How It's Made, Vol. 1 Reviews
LOVE This ShowLove this show, and am thrilled to find it on iTunes. Can't believe I didn't find it until this year, but that's all the more fun to catch up on. Thanks Science Channel and iTunes!.KotsiScore: 5/5
Off The Hook!This show is awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You can learn a lot from this show!!!!!!!!!!!!.SummercameittookmebysurpriseScore: 5/5
The bestThis is the best show I have ever purchesed. To me it is a must have on every ipod..AnyskywakerScore: 5/5
Love it!I love this show, I have seen almost all episodes, it's awesome! I do admit that I did not buy them, I just have them on TiVo. Anyway, 5 stars!.BlorkusScore: 5/5
YAY FIRST REVIEW!!!I really like how its made i just wish i could give it 5 stars. I can't because it doesn't show what they're making in each show. COME ON ITUNES WHAT ARE THEY MAKING?!?.MgbullarScore: 4/5
I luv this show!This show is my fave they have podcasts on this show to.Ktunes:-)Score: 5/5
Near perfect.This documentary is great, very educational and entertaining. But it missing out some details, and when I see that, it starts to bug me. I've learned a lot from the show.ArchitourtureScore: 4/5
BestBest.SoonzoomScore: 5/5
How It's Made is How It's Done!!This is really just an amazingly entertaining and Interesting show. I am so happy to see I tunes picked it up. ( as I click the Buy Button ) I am looking forward to see all the ones I have missed on TV. Good job again I tunes..Poles apartScore: 5/5
Hey Apple!This is a magnet to my dad and i! I've watched this show for about 3 years! NICE WORK APPLE!!!!!! :).VJXTRON (vistaxp5439)Score: 5/5
How It's Made, Vol. 1 (2007) Series Cast & Crew
How It's Made, Vol. 1 (2007) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more. How It's Made: The characters of season 1. Lynne Adams (), Mark Tewksbury (), June Wallack (), Lynn Herzeg (), Gianluca Tusco (Narrator (Italian)), all returned for how it's made, vol. 1.
June WallackScore: 1.2
Lynne AdamsScore: 3.1
How It's Made (Season 1) Full Episodes
Have you ever wondered how the products you use every day are made? How It's Made leads you through the process of how everyday products, such as apple juice, skateboards, engines, contact lenses, and many more objects are manufactured.
FACTORYMANUFACTURING
Aluminum Foil, Snowboards, Contact Lenses, Bread
06 July 200521:29$24.99
Follow the production process of aluminum foil, snowboards, soft polymer contact lenses and bread and find out how each of these items is made.
Compact Discs, Mozzarella Cheese, Pantyhose, Fluorescent Tubes
In this episode find out how compact discs, mozzarella cheese, pantyhose, and fluorescent tubes are made.
Toothpicks, Acrylic Bathtubs, Helicopters, Beer
Everyday objects often have fascinating roots. Find out how toothpicks, acrylic bathtubs, helicopters and beer are made.
Hearing Aids, 3-D Puzzles, Rubber Mats, Toilets
Follow the production process of hearing aids, 3-D puzzles, Rubber mats, and toilets.
Copy Paper, Jeans, Computers, Plate Glass
This episode will show you how copy paper, jeans, computers, and plate glass is made.
Nails and Staples, Safety Glasses, Fabrics, Bicycles
Nails and staples, safety glasses, fabrics, bicycles; find out how each of these every day items are made and put together.
Kayaks, Safety Boots, Electronic Signs, Breakfast Cereals
In this episode follow the production from start to finish of kayaks, safety boots, electronic signs, and cereals.
Trucks, Adhesive Bandages, Computer Circuit Boards, Liquors
Find out how trucks, adhesive bandages, computer circuit boards, and liquors are made.
Steel, Apple Juice, Aircraft Landing Gear, Cosmetics
03 August 200521:29$24.99
How it's made: steel, apple juice, aircraft landing gear, and cosmetics.
Holograms, Package Printing, Skin Cultures, Canned Corn
The process behind making holograms, package printing, skin cultures, and canned corn revealed.
Plastic Bags, Solar Panels, Plastic Gasoline Containers, Hockey Sticks
Learn how plastic bags, solar panels, plastic gasoline containers, and hockey sticks are made.
Aluminum Screw Caps, Chocolate, Pills, Pasta
Aluminum screw caps, chocolate, pills and pasta are some of the most common items around today. In this episode, find out how they are made.
Bicycle Helmets, Lithium Batteries, Car Brakes, Aluminum
Bicycle helmets, lithium batteries, car brakes, and aluminum are depended on every day. In this episode, find out how each is made.
Eyeglass Lenses, Granite, Potato Chips, Microprocessors
How it's made: eyeglass lenses, granite, potato chips, and microprocessors.
Honey, Honeycombs, Fiber Optics, Bricks, Pipe Organs
Discover how honey, fiber optics, bricks and pipe organs are produced in this episode.
Personal Watercraft, Ice Skates, Wine, Office Furniture
In this episode find out how personal watercraft, ice skates, wine, and office furniture is made.
Winter Jackets, Animation, Mushrooms, Gold
Find out how winter jackets are constructed, how animation is created from initial drawings, how mushrooms come into being and how gold is formed.
Hydroponic Lettuce, Construction Wood, Fishing Flies
Hydroponic lettuce, construction wood and fishing flies all have a process behind them. Uncover the secrets of these familiar items.
Wooden Doors, Paintballs, Newspapers, Diamonds
07 September 200521:25$24.99
Find out how wooden doors are fashioned, paintballs are produced, newspapers turned out and diamonds are cut.
Carpet, Drinking Water, Laser Eye Surgery, Acoustic Guitars
Find out how carpet is fabricated, drinking water purified, laser eye surgery performed, and acoustic guitars are made.
Fiberglass Boats, Clothes Dryers, Bubble Gum, Fireworks
Find out how fiberglass boats, clothes dryers, bubble gum and fireworks are made.
Steel Safes, False Teeth, Airplanes, Maple Syrup
Follow the production process from start to finish of steel safes, false teeth, airplanes and maple syrup.
Gummies Candy, Fish, Aluminum Cans, Bronze Sculptures
Find out exactly how gummies candy is made, how fish are farmed, how aluminum cans created and how bronze sculptures are erected.
Aluminum Pots and Pans, Artificial Limbs, Peanut Butter, High Intensity Light Bulbs
Find out how aluminum pots and pans are made, artificial limbs constructed, peanut butter put together and high intensity light bulbs empowered.
Coins, Cars, Grocery Carts
12 October 200521:10$24.99
Find out how coins, cars and grocery carts are made.
Ball Bearings, Electrical Wires, Wax Casting, Automated Machines
Find out how ball bearings, electrical wires, wax casting and automated machines are made.
How It's Made, Vol. 1 Screencaps, Images, & Pictures
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How It's Made, Vol. 1 Spoilers
Here's everything we know so far about how it's made, vol. 1...
Has How It's Made, Vol. 1 been confirmed? Will there be a how it's made, vol. 1?
The countdown to How It's Made [2007] Season 1 Episode 1 begins. An all-new episode of How It's Made is soon going to be released.
How It's Made, Vol. 1 start date: When does how it's made, vol. 1 come back?
How It's Made, Vol. 1 will air on Wednesday 6th of July 2005.
How many episodes will be in how it's made, vol. 1?
With the season now airing in July 2005. There will be 26 episodes in season 1.
How It's Made Other Seasons
How It's Made, Vol. 309 March 200826 Episodes
Find out how everyday items are produced, including paving asphalt, marshmallow cookies, alkaline batteries, wheelchairs, flutes, cowboy boots, kitchen knives, mannequins, and more in the Science Channel series How It's Made. Find out how suits of armor are constructed, how street light poles are erected, how poles are bent, and discover the secrets behind the construction of familiar items such as crystal wine glasses, glider rockers, hot air balloons, gumball machines, vinyl records, loudspeakers, electronic door locks, and more.
Boomerangs, barbecues, pinball machines, umbrellas, ice cream treats, and strobe lights seem ordinary enough. In the Science Channel series How It's Made, find out what it takes to make them. Discover the secrets to manufacturing stackable potato chips, chainsaws, padlocks, carved candles, grandfather clocks, airline meals, tape measures, and fire extinguishers. Take the mystery out of everyday items such as slot machines, trumpets, banjos, football helmets, and more with a look at how they are made.
How It's Made, Vol. 221 August 200726 Episodes
Have you ever wondered how aluminum foil is made? From combination locks to recreational vehicles to dog food, find out how many of the everyday objects we seldom stop to think about become the things they are. In each episode of How It's Made, you will be amazed to see the process of how many common items are manufactured in hi-tech factories around the world. This second season features more behind the scenes dives into the creation of the items around us. See how hard candies are formed, how tofu is made, and then how firetrucks hit the road . . . and so much more!
How It's Made, Vol. 901 October 201013 Episodes
Find out how NASCAR Engines, Fish Food, Steering Wheels, Insulation, Locomotives, Deli Meats, Propane Cylinders, Motor Homes, Flip Flops and many more ordinary everyday objects are made on How It's Made.
How It's Made, Vol. 701 May 200926 Episodes
Have you ever wondered how things are made? From Swiss cheese to bowling balls, find out how many of the everyday objects we use become the things they are.
How It's Made, Vol. 802 April 201013 Episodes
Did you ever wonder how Corn Whiskey, Flight Simulators, Rock Climbing Gear, Worcestershire Sauce, Train Rails, and High-Performance Engines were made? Now you can find out how all these and more are made on this next installment of How It's Made.
Find out what goes into the fabrication of everyday items such as crayons, wooden kayaks, lawn mowers, drill bits, photo booths, stamps, and gold chains, and discover the secrets behind matches, carousel horses, fine porcelain, and automobile fuel tanks. In the Science Channel series How It's Made, you'll learn the process of manufacturing lacrosse sticks, frozen fish products, flashlights, paintbrushes, glass cookware, soap bars, steel drums, and firefighter uniforms, as well as uncover the secrets behind the construction of skating rinks. From the garage to the kitchen, find out how everyday items are made including horseshoes, dishwashers, graphite fly rods, and frozen pizzas.
How It's Made, Vol. 606 September 200826 Episodes
Binoculars, sparklers, rubber boots, jukeboxes, javelins, and crossbows seem ordinary In the Science Channel series How It's Made, find out what it takes to make these items. Find out how cuckoo clocks are constructed, playing cards are created, coffee is made, and pencils are produced. You'll learn about circular saws, metal recycling, windshield wipers and so much more in Volume 6 of How It's Made.
How It's Made, Vol. 1710 October 201413 Episodes
Take the mystery out of everyday items such as upright pianos, flags, chocolate mints and pillows. Find out what it takes to make automatic sliding doors, gin and many more items in HOW IT'S MADE.
Take a look inside the makings of chocolate coins, wax figures, pipe cleaners, siren systems, motorcycle jackets, paddle boats, latex swords, gemstones, and so much more in this next edition How It's Made.
How It's Made, Vol. 1008 April 201113 Episodes
Have you ever thought about how Sombreros, Cheese Graters, Mayonnaise, Underwater Robots, Speed Skates, Veggie Burgers, Hot Sauce, Garbage Trucks, Electric Roadsters and Automated Pizza Makers are made? Find out how all these and more items are made on the newest addition of How It's Made.
Peace pipes, lassos, marionettes, scoreboards, and bamboo bicycles may seem like everyday items, but after taking a closer look into how they are manufactured they may not seem so simple. See how beef jerky is created, shredded wheat cereal is served, and how Bundt pans are given their unique shape, this season on How It's Made.
Just how do they get sprinkles to be such delectable, confetti-like perfection? What kind of power does it take to crush rocks into a fine and delicate powder? HOW IT'S MADE takes you to the factory floor to see how Indy car steering wheels are formed, how frozen fruit captures fresh-picked taste, how wind turbines are generated to generate clean power, and much more.
This season How It's Made reaches a major milestone featuring its 1,000th product. Find out what that product is as well as how everyday items like water skis, memory cards, raisins, and more are created.
From paper umbrellas to paper towels, from aircraft cabinets and seats to alternators, diesel filters and alloy wheels, from perogies to frozen pancakes, and from rubber gloves and rubber bands to inner tubes and car tires, visit the factory floor to see how a variety of items are made.
Visit the factory floor and learn the secrets of how everyday items such as apple cider, fishing line, kerosene lamp burners and much more are made.
Explore how noise barrier walls block even the most booming sounds, how motion sensors can pick up on the slightest of movements, how pheasants are bred, bourbon is made, and much more.
How It's Made, Vol. 1910 September 201513 Episodes
Visit the factory floor and learn the secrets of how everyday items such as time-delay locks, irrigation sprinklers, tweezers and much more are made.
How It's Made, Vol. 2024 March 201613 Episodes
HOW IT'S MADE returns for another season of exploring how many of the everyday objects or products we seldom stop to think about are made. This season examine a range of items and products including dental crowns, corn whiskey, green house tomatoes, rock climbing gear, pipes, luxury sports cars, traditional bookbinding, flight simulators and more.
How It's Made, Vol. 2222 June 201718 Episodes
How It's Made returns with new spellbinding episodes showing how everything from digital-analog converters to diving masks and fins are made.
How It's Made, Vol. 2122 August 201611 Episodes
How It's Made returns with new spellbinding episodes showing how everything from blueberries, surge arresters, bassoon reeds and even composting toilets are made.
How It's Made, Volume 2303 January 201928 Episodes
How It's Made shows viewers how many of the everyday objects we seldom stop to think about become the things they are. Viewers will be amazed to see the process of how many common items are manufactured in high-tech factories around the world.
How It's Made, Season 2416 July 20199 Episodes
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Smartwatches, like smart phones, can also run apps, via your smart phone or right on the watch. These include health and fitness apps (thus the comparison with activity trackers), apps that control functions such as music and the camera on your phone, navigation apps, and more. Because most smartwatches have open software platforms (at least so far), developers are coming up with new and innovative apps that can increase the functionality of the devices.
The Nixon Mission is a rugged 'action' smartwatch, and we really like it. The durable casing can take a bashing, while the Qualcomm Snapdragon Wear 2100 keeps things ticking inside. It runs Android Wear, but also comes with some useful pre-installed apps which track real-time surfing and snowboarding conditions. It's water resistant to 10ATM (roughly 100m), and best of all, it comes in Orange.
Why we like it: Apple Watches are the best smartwatches overall because they make it easier than any other wearable device to interact with the messages and notifications relayed from your iPhone. The Series 1, specifically, has all the features most people need at a reasonable price. It looks better than most smartwatches and fitness trackers, on wrists both large and small, thanks to two sizes and an array of finishes and bands (both official and third party). While not every major iPhone app has an Apple Watch partner app, many do, and most respond quickly and are optimized for the watch's small screen, unlike many of the apps available for Android watches. And the Series 1 Apple Watch does a good job of independently tracking most kinds of workouts where accurate distance tracking isn't vital,1 and encourages non-workout fitness (like standing and moving every hour). We also like that the Apple Watch lets you easily make contactless payments using Apple Pay, and if you own a Mac, you can unlock it by just getting close to it with your Apple Watch.
How frustrating. I really -like- the idea of a smart watch... but it's so hard to find the right one. I'm not an exercise freak so heartrate monitors etc are useless to me. I really like the design of the Samsung watches with their bezels to control it, but the Tizen OS with it's limited apps puts me right off. The Access Grayson watch is beautiful, but the lack of NFC is a deal breaker for me - Google Pay with the convenience of a watch is part of the reason I'd buy one. I don't need to be able to put a sim in it... that's what my phone's for, but GOS would be nice for when I travel, and as a motorbike rider some level of waterproofing is a must. Guess I'm waiting for the next round of watches to see what's on offer.
Up your fitness game, connect to your favourite apps, and keep on top of social media – all from your wrist. A smartwatch allows you to stay in touch with the world by connecting to your smartphone via cutting-edge technology. Browse our stylish smartwatch collection to discover a diverse range of styles from the world's biggest brands including Sekonda, Casio, and Cannibal.
Why we like it: Compared with a smartwatch or fitness tracker, a dedicated GPS running watch is focused on one category of exercise: outdoor movement. GPS watches offer the fastest GPS signal lock-on and more-precise maps, while also showing up to the second details on your pace, heart rate, mile split times, and a host of other stats on an always-on display. The physical buttons on a GPS watch are easier to use while moving (and without looking), rather than having to swipe or tap on a tiny glass screen. A GPS watch's longer battery life can better handle endurance events than a smartwatch. And the software and apps behind a good GPS watch provide more statistics and training programs to improve your efficiency. While GPS watches can show notifications, the weather, and a few other smartwatch-like conveniences, they're much more limited in what can be done from a wrist than a smartwatch—or even a fitness tracker like the Vívosmart.
That same attractive stainless steel design is here. The 240 x 240 pixel display at the heart of the body is by no means the brightest or most vibrant you'll find, but crucially delivers strong visibility in most workout conditions whether you're sweating it out indoors or outside. However, there is no touchscreen or touchpad here, you'll have to resort to pressing some buttons - that could be a deal-breaker for some, but we're sure it won't be a massive one for most.
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These new smartwatches build on a pretty familiar package. Both are powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon Wear 2100 processor and run on Wear OS. Both also get GPS, NFC for Google Pay, and heart rate sensors as well. The Venture is the smaller of the two, measuring in at 40mm with an 18mm band. The Explorist, on the other hand, is a 45mm watch with a 22mm band.
Battery life and charging options: Charging your smartwatch is a hassle and the biggest downside to trading in your manually-wound or button battery-powered watch. A Fitbit Versa might last 3 - 4 days between charges, but a smartwatch like the Samsung Gear Sport or Apple Watch will need recharging every couple of days and sometimes every night if you are tapping on the screen regularly and using its apps.
Wear OS comes with a focus on fitness features, but unfortunately Huawei managed to simultaneously move too far in this direction and also fall short of it. It doesn't come with a rotating side button for navigation, which is a shame as we really love the button on the LG Watch Sport. It does, however, come with great battery life and a stellar feature set otherwise.
As you'd expect, it has GPS and GLONASS alongside a heart rate monitor to bolster its fitness credentials. Other features include offline Spotify support, which is great for anyone who wants music without having to carry along their phone. Tizen is currently the only watch operating system to offer offline Spotify, too. Unfortunately, Tizen app support is otherwise lacking compared to rivals.
Aside from its display, the Ticwatch Pro is a pretty standard offering in the Wear OS world. It's powered by the same Snapdragon Wear 2100 chipset, has a 400×400 1.39-inch OLED display, and has a 45mm casing. There's also a 415mAh battery inside which charges with a magnetic charger. There's also IP68 water/dust protection, and NFC for use with Google Pay.
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In 2009, Hermen van den Burg, CEO of Smartwatch and Burg Wearables, launches Burg the first standalone smartphone watch which has its own sim card and does not require to be tethered to a smartphone. Burg receives the award for the Most Innovative Product at the Canton Fair in April 2009[36][37][38][39][40][41][42] Also, Samsung launched the S9110 Watch Phone which featured a 1.76-inch (45 mm) color LCD display and was 11.98 millimetres (0.472 in) thin.[18]
You should really consider enlisting the services of an editor for your writing. I really was actually interesting in the content of your reviews, but the constant poor sentence structure made it so hard to read, I had to stop at the fourth watch. Your writing forces your reader to stop reading and decipher what you meant to say, rather than take your words literally.
Overall, the updated lower price makes the Huawei Watch 2 a much better prospect if you're in the market for a smartwatch, especially if you're an Android user. While Wear OS smartwatches will work with iPhones, the experience is more limited compared to pairing with Android. For this reason, if you're an iPhone user for whom money is no problem, then we'd still recommend opting for an Apple Watch.
The SmartWatch 2 is a streamlined version of Sony's first smartwatch (which went on sale in 2013) with a number of new features. The SmartWatch 2 has a thin bezel; it's almost all screen, which gives it a modern, sleek look. You choose from one of two strap designs, black plastic or black stainless steel, or you can swap those out for a leather strap in one of seven colors ($20 each). We tested the model with the plastic strap, which is light and flexible and can fit close to your wrist.
The Fitbit Versa is nearly a full smartwatch, but the way it handles notifications prevents it from being a pick. Fitbit's sleep, step, and workout tracking features beat our current picks', and in our testing the Versa regularly lasted for four or more days between full charges. It lacks GPS, which the Ionic has, but it has a lower price as a result. You can choose from a decent variety of band types, although the bands are an odd 23 mm size (rather than a standard 22 mm), and slot in at an angle, making it hard to know if an unofficial band will fit. You can cache Deezer or Pandora radio stations to the Versa's 2.5 GB of reserved space, control the music on your phone (after reconnecting your watch in "classic mode"), or transfer your own music to the watch, though it's a tedious process involving a computer and cable. Where the Versa falls short is in working with notifications from your phone. The notifications pile up, and it can be a hassle to clear them; most notifications don't expand to show more text; and though a software update has given you quick replies to select from, you're limited to five of them. Like the Ionic, it's more of a smartened-up fitness tracker than a fitness-savvy smartwatch.
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Out of a vast field of similar watches, we picked the Q Explorist and Q Venture because of their middle-of-the-road prices, wide availability, and variety of styles. These two models are flagships for the Fossil Group's collection of 14 style brands producing more than 300 planned smartwatches. This means that if you find a smartwatch from Diesel, Skagen, Tag Heuer, Kate Spade, Movado, or another Fossil-connected brand that fits your style better, you should feel free to buy it, because it will have roughly the same internal hardware as our picks.
I've had the Samsung Gear S3 classic for a few months now. There are lots of apps now available including a music app which allows you to save and play as many tracks as the sizeable built in memory will allow you to save to the watch. The in-built speaker is high quality for making and receiving calls and of course listening to music, but a Bluetooth headset makes all the difference.
Inside the Charge 3 are an accelerometer, gyroscope, optical heart rate monitor, and an SpO2 sensor for tracking blood oxygen levels. The Charge 3 is the third Fitbit device to include an SpO2 sensor, following in the footsteps of both the Fitbit Ionic and the Versa smartwatches. However, currently the SpO2 monitor lies dormant inside all of these devices as Fitbit hasn't made use of it yet.
On-Screen Workouts/ Connected GPS/ Bluetooth/ Smartphone Notifications/ 4 Day Battery Life/ Heart Rate Tracking/ 15 Exercise Modes/ SmartTrack/ All-Day Activity/ Female Health/ Sleep Tracking And Stages/ Cardio Fitness Level/ 3-Axis Accelerometer And Gyroscope/ Optical Heart Rate Monitor/ Color LCD Touchscreen Display/ Water Resistant To 50 Meters/ Charcoal Woven Strap & Graphite Aluminum Finish
Smart watches are more than for just tech lovers. Today's smart watches are packed with health and fitness monitoring features to stay motivated and improve your health over time including pedometer (step count), precision heart rate monitor, sleep tracking, sedentary reminder and even GPS. Water resistant designs make them especially ideal for both sports and outdoor use. Android smart watches also help you to stay organized in your busy life, working in tandem with other devices, such as connecting to your smart phone via Bluetooth to show incoming calls and notification alerts. Style matters too: that's why our extensive range offers great designs suitable for urban wear, sports, and outdoor wear. So whether you're shopping for smart watches for men or smart watches for women, our affordable deals provide the perfect blend of versatility, style and features.
Outside of the Fossil Group, we're waiting for the Casio Pro Trek WSD-F30 and Montblanc Summit 2. The Summit 2 will be the first smartwatch to run on Qualcomm's new Snapdragon 3100 processor, which aims to make a raft of improvements including beefing up the battery life. It's also expected to be joined by a new Louis Vuitton smartwatch, which will run on that new Snapdragon chip.
Google announced in late August a substantial new version of Wear OS, which should roll out to nearly every smartwatch running Android Wear 2.0 as of September 2018. The biggest changes are to the navigation of Wear OS's homescreen, which means it could make these watches significantly easier to use. The updated UI will give you four primary places to go from your watch face: Swiping left gets you to the new Google Fit and its Heart Points and Move Minutes; swiping right brings you to a hopefully fast-loading, better-responding Google Assistant interface for asking questions or issuing commands; swipe up and you'll see a long stream of all of your notifications, which you can interact with and respond to; swipe down, as with Wear 2.0, to access quick settings. Google told Engadget that the update focuses on reducing loading times and improving Assistant responsiveness, which addresses some of our major our misgivings about Wear OS. We'll test this latest Wear OS and update this guide after we have a better sense of the changes.
I want to purchase a smart watch but ,I no what I want but it has to be compatible to my lg 7 slim ,I want to talk and I want to be able to control my phone thru my watch by talking to watch,I just don't no what watch is best for me,I'm doing my homework so that I don't purchase a smart watch that can be better than what I want ,I want the whole package but it has to be a reasonable price,if someone can help me ,I deeply appreciate you're kindness,thank you KevinElliott,
You can also use devices that support the Google Wear operating system in conjunction with an iPhone as well as a Samsung Gear device that runs Samsung's own Tizen operating system. But Google Wear and Tizen devices are designed to pair with smartphones using the Android OS, so you won't get full functionality when pairing with an iPhone. For instance, some Android smartwatches carry Samsung's smartwatch line-up and naturally enough, work best with Samsung smartphones, but are still compatible with Android-powered Huawei or Nokia phones.
The company claims that the SpO2 monitor will help its devices look for signs of sleep apnea and other breathing problems, potentially great features for devices that are meant to be worn 24/7. It'll be used primarily in Fitbit's forthcoming Sleep Score Beta, which further analyzes sleep quality using heart rate and breathing data. Starting sometime this November, users with devices that only have heart rate monitors can get a "sleep score" after each night's sleep. Those with an Ionic, Versa, or Charge 3 will presumably have better data thanks to the SpO2 monitor collecting breathing data.
Qualcomm is preparing to launch a new generation of wearable processors at an event in September. That's likely going to mean new hardware and maybe even new capabilities within wearable operating systems. So at least for the next few weeks, it might be best to hold off on buying any new smartwatches, at least those still rocking a Snapdragon Wear 2100…
The Sofie, on the other hand, is designed for women with jewelry inspired accents. It has a smaller 1.19 inch 390×390 AMOLED display, and a smaller casing at 42mm. As mentioned, pricing starts at $350 for either variant and goes up depending on options. Sales are available from MichaelKors.com (Grayson — Sofie) and also from outlets such as Amazon. (Grayson — Sofie)
Apple Watch is crisp, beautiful, high-resolution screen that's smaller than an Oreo cookie. No surprise, Apple knows what they're doing when they design a home product. Much like the other additions to the Apple suite, the Series 3 is sleek and stylish. Everything from the navigation to the screen layouts has been optimized to utilize the space given rather than be constricted by it.


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Q: Multiple background transition CSS3 I have an element with multiple (two) backgrounds
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    background: url("bg1.png"), url("bg2.png");
    transition: background 1s;
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    background-position: 0 -20px, 0 -200px;
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Here, both backgrounds will move in the same time.
How can I have different transition time on them ?
I guess one solution would be to use @keyframes to delay one of the backgrounds animation but I wondered if there was any other way.

A: Here's a little FIDDLE that might help you.
Relevant CSS:
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    width: 200px;
    height: 300px;
    background-color: red;
    background: url("http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/95/Tux-small.png"),
                url("http://www.twitip.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/11/twitter-button-small.png");
    background-repeat: repeat-x, repeat;
}
.testdiv:hover {
    background-position: 0 -20px, 0 -200px;
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Herndon Hall, also known as the Bergmann Mansion, is an historical residential building located in Des Moines, Iowa, United States.   The house was built in 1881 in the Queen Anne style.  It was designed by the Des Moines architectural firm of Foster & Liebbe for attorney Jefferson Polk.  He named the house after his wife, Julia Herndon.  Over the years it has been the home of three bishops of the Diocese of Des Moines, a clothing store, and it served as the National Headquarters for Better Homes & Gardens Real Estate Service. It now houses a cosmetic & reconstructive surgery practice   It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1977.

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Houses completed in 1881
National Register of Historic Places in Des Moines, Iowa
Houses on the National Register of Historic Places in Iowa
Houses in Des Moines, Iowa
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SHIFT Communications is an award-winning, privately-held national public relations firm that has represented some of the best-known enterprise and consumer technology brands and is making waves in the social media space. The requested illustrations are for a quiz we are helping to create for a financial services client.
oFirst and foremost, this is an URGENT project and we need illustrations this week!
oWe are creating a financial savvy quiz. Users will score within three brackets: top, middle or bottom, and will be given a results image based on their score.
oWe need illustrations for these top, middle and bottom results. The images should be funny, but appropriate. The idea is that someone could put their own facial image onto the cartoon body and clearly see whether theyve made it, have a ways to go or are at the bottom of the barrel.
Top would be a successful retiree, a rock star or an all-star athlete, while the bottom would be a baby, a bands groupie or a rookie athlete. The middle falls somewhere in between as a high school kid, a garage band group member or a minor-league player.
We would also like to see some images that are past-present-future Past: 1900s or 20s (horse-drawn carriage or a flapper), current: cell phones, fast food; and future: space-age. This might focus on hat/hair-style, fashion or vehicle (horse, car, rocket ship).
No need to incorporate fonts here, but coloring is important the below colors will be used within the quiz so the results images should compliment these colors. The colors used for each image should also be somewhat consistent.
oThe images must have some sense of humor since these results images are intended to make the user laugh and want to share with their friends.
oThe images cannot be inappropriate or vulgar.


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Blog: Lost lorries cause chaos in Kent village after being given wrong postcode for Brexit lorry park – Yahoo Sports
brexitcompliance	Uncategorized	 January 10, 2021 3 Minutes
Ellen Manning
January 10, 2021, 8:54 AM ·3 min read
Lorries are clogging up the village of Mersham near Ashford in Kent because they've got the wrong postcode for the Brexit lorry park. (SWNS)
A small village in Kent has been inundated with lost lorries looking for the new Brexit lorry park.
Residents in Mersham near Ashford have been left frustrated as HGVs block the narrow country lanes in and around their village after reportedly being given the wrong postcode for the facility.
They say around 30 lorries have ended up in the village since the 66-acre lorry park opened for coronavirus testing on Monday, causing chaos as they try to negotiate tight corners.
Images recorded by villagers show the vehicles meeting head-on, with one clip showing a row of three lorries stuck down a narrow road.
The chaos comes after Christmas saw hundreds of lorries stuck in Kent when the French border was closed amid concerns about the new COVID variant.
Villagers have recorded the chaos caused by lorries being sent to the village. (SWNS)
According to council bosses, the situation is down to inaccurate directions being given to the drivers looking for the HGV COVID testing facility.
They say instead of using Council bosses say the confused hauliers – who are being sent to the HGV facility at Sevington from the Eurotunnel terminal near Folkestone 20 miles away – are being given the wrong postcode.
Instead of using TN24 0TP, which includes the entry point to the Sevington facility, drivers are being told to follow TN25 6GE, which sends them into Mersham.
Resident Stewart Ross, who has lived in the village for 30 years, described the situation as a "fiasco".
He said: "It's basic – even a primary school kid would get that right. Nobody in the village has blamed the drivers – we have always thought the problem is with the authorities as they haven't got their act together.
"It seems crazy no one made sure Eurotunnel was given the correct instructions for drivers that turned up without a negative test."
Watch: Extra 800 troops sent to clear Kent lorry backlog
Ross, who used to work for the Ministry of Defence, said residents faced "total chaos" on Thursday evening when eight lorries arrived in the centre of the village – including five in the dead-end lane where he lives.
"Five HGVs ended up at the turning circle and, by the time they came back up, another three had arrived in The Street," he said.
"Numerous people tried phoning the police who said 'speak to Highways England', but we couldn't find anyone who would accept responsibility.
"In the end, several villagers and two community police officers who happened to arrive on bicycles helped them manoeuvre.
"If there hadn't been villagers there warning them that they were about to hit something, then cars would have been damaged."
Apparently the council is working to get the wrong postcode changed. (SWNS)
Since Thursday's logjam, he said no further HGVs had arrived because a highways official had been stationed on the A20 to stop any stray lorries from turning into the village.
Before Christmas, kind-hearted Mersham villagers were among people who lowered food from bridges over the M20 to truckers left stranded in Operation Stack.
Kate Agrell, who also lives in the village, said: "We have a good relationship with the hauliers, it's the government we have a problem with. Please listen to us."
Ashford Borough Council's deputy leader Councillor Paul Bartlett confirmed hauliers had been using the wrong postcode.
On Thursday evening, he said Kent Police, Highways England and Eurotunnel were told about the problem so the information can "feed through to hauliers" and said the council would be following up with the government to ensure the correct postcode was on the website.
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147 companies controlled nearly 40 percent of the monetary value of all transnational corporations in 2007.
That's the finding of a new study published in July 2011 by researchers at Switzerland's ETH Zürich, based on an analysis of 43,060 transnational corporations (TNCs) located in 116 countries. Just 737 firms account for 80% of the value of all TNCs.


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Wheelchair user forced to sit at back after paying top dollar for Pink concert ticket
By Petrina Zaphir • Reporter
5:35pm Aug 29, 2018
A Burleigh Waters man thrown out of a Pink concert in Sydney on Saturday night says he was just standing up for the rights of his disabled friend.
Bert Hibbert was accompanying his mate Marlena Katene, who has cerebral palsy and uses a wheelchair.
They each paid $254 for the VIP experience, near the front of the stage.
Bert Hibbert (left) and Marlena Katene speak with reporter Petrina Zaphir. (9NEWS)
But before the concert things turned ugly when security confronted them and said "no wheelchairs are allowed on the floor".
"They used bullying tactics, intimidation and the police were called," Mr Hibbert said.
"We weren't after any favours, we didn't want any preferential treatment, we just wanted the experience we'd paid for."
Mr Hibbert challenged the officers to show him the written policy stating wheelchairs were not allowed in the General Admission Standing area.
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After a lengthy exchange, Mr Hibbert was escorted out of the Qudos Bank arena.
The ticket Marlena Katene paid for (left) and the place she was allowed to sit (right). (Supplied)
Ms Katene was allowed to stay up the back with two ushers, a metre from a staircase.
"I felt frustrated and alone when I wasn't allowed to mix with the others," Ms Katene said.
In a statement, Qudos Bank Arena said: "We have a duty of care to Ms Katene as well as all other patrons to ensure a safe event for all."
"We've had a long history of trying to accommodate her requests."
The pair have been offered a full refund.
As yet, there has been no response from Pink.


When was the last time you ate rotis from bajri, jawar or nachni? Or have you ever tried these flours at all? While most of us relegate these flours to 'village cuisine', we owe it to some city bakers who are trying to bring these nutritious grains and millets into our diets.
Stuffed nachni rolls, bajri and garlic baguette, ragi and bajri sourdoughs and jawar, bajri and ragi multigrain breads are some of the options you now have.
So far, gourmet and five stars have focused on bringing out the best of International produce to Indian shores, with a variety of breads, flours for which is sourced from around the world. But a few players are now doing things the other way, Chef Vasant Khot of Holiday Inn being one of them, who introduced Indian multigrain bread at the hotels' bakery last month. "The idea was to make the most use of our local resources. With the use of Indian grains, we are not only reducing our carbon footprint, but also bringing healthier alternatives with bajra, jawar, nachni and rajgiri flour."
Two young city bakers, 24-year-old Krishni Shroff, and 29-year-old Aditi Handa, both of whom studied baking and confectionery in New York, also have taken the route to source indigenous Indian flours that are organic. And their treats are chemical-free.
In fact, it's also brought about a change in the way bread is baked, as they prefer traditional raising agents to baking soda and processed yeast, and avoid emulsifiers. Perhaps that's the reason why sourdough is becoming a more popular option.
1. So, at Holiday Inn, you can pick up stuffed nachni rolls, bajra & garlic baguette, rajgiri & whole wheat bread, all priced between 100 rupees for 150 gms to 550 to a 1 kg loaf.
2. Handa's Bakers Dozen at Prabhadevi and Kemps Corner offers 26 types of bread, half of which are sourdough. We recommend you try the pavs made from bajra and jawar (Rs 30 for six), and sandwich bread from nachni (Rs 50 for a full loaf).
3. Krishni Shroff of Bread Studio does multigrain bread with bajra, jawar and ragi, white and black sesame and Magajtari (pumpkin seeds). She also makes multigrain sourdoughs like bajra and jawar sourdough, ragi and bajri sourdoughs (priced between Rs 75-110). You can either pick up breads yourself, or request for home delivery at extra charges if you leave between Andheri to Bandra.
Chef Vasant Khot says that while these flours are readily available, and super healthy, they have a heavy texture. "Some local or organic grains are having sour and strong flavour. So, we need to replace the generic taste of bread from our minds to accept these Indian flour breads," Also these breads are rich in fibre and heavy, compared to regular all purpose flours and have a shorter shelf life as they don't have preservatives.
Also, Krishni says that as in case of sourdoughs, "as the dough is fermented for at least a 24 hours before getting baked, acids produced in the long ferment (souring process) make it easier to digest and a healthier choice over regular or short ferment white breads."
You can also use millet and cereal flours to bake desserts. Chef Khot suggests experimenting with bajra muffins, lemon and ragi cup cakes, cheese cake with base of jowar, and whole wheat cookies. Here's a recipe for Multigrain muffins.


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Micropera, commonly known as dismal orchids or 小囊兰属 (xiao nang lan shu) is a genus of about twenty species of flowering plants from the orchid family, Orchidaceae. Plants in this genus are large epiphytes with thick roots, long, fibrous stems, linear leaves and whitish or yellow, non-resupinate flowers. The sepals and petals are similar to each other and the labellum is shoe-shaped or sac-like and has three lobes. It is found from Tibet to tropical Asia and the western Pacific Ocean.

Description
Orchids in the genus Micropera are epiphytic, monopodial herbs with fibrous stems up to  long supported at intervals by coarse, thick roots. Widely spaced, leathery, linear leaves up to  long and  wide are arranged along the stems. Short flowering stems emerge oppose the leaves bearing non-resupinate, whitish, pink or yellowish flowers. The sepals and petals are narrow, fleshy and similar to and free from each other. The labellum is shoe-shaped or sac-like with a prominent spur near its base and has three lobes. The side lobes are broad and erect.

Taxonomy and naming
The genus Micropera was first formally described in 1832 by John Lindley and the description was published in Edwards's Botanical Register. The name Micropera is derived from the Ancient Greek words mikros meaning "small" or "little" and pera meaning "pouch" or "wallet".

Distribution
Species of Micropera are found from the Himalayas to China, Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, New Guinea, the Solomon Islands and Australia.

Species list
The following is a list of Micropera species accepted by the World Checklist of Selected Plant Families as at December 2018:

 Micropera callosa (Blume) Garay - Borneo, Sumatra, Java
 Micropera cochinchinensis (Rchb.f.) Tang & F.T.Wang - Vietnam
 Micropera costulata (J.J.Sm.) Garay - Sumatra
 Micropera draco (Tuyama) P.J.Cribb & Ormerod - Micronesia
 Micropera edanoi Ormerod - Philippines
 Micropera fasciculata (Lindl.) Garay - Queensland, New Guinea, New Caledonia, Solomons
 Micropera fuscolutea (Lindl.) Garay - Malaysia, Borneo
 Micropera loheri (L.O.Williams) Garay - Luzon
 Micropera mannii  (Hook.f.) Tang & F.T.Wang - Assam, Bhutan
 Micropera obtusa (Lindl.) Tang & F.T.Wang - Assam, India, Bhutan, Nepal, Myanmar, Thailand
 Micropera pallida (Roxb.) Lindl. - Assam, India, Bhutan, Nepal, Myanmar, Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, Malaysia, Borneo, Sumatra, Java
 Micropera philippinensis  (Lindl.) Garay - Philippines
 Micropera poilanei (Guillaumin) Garay - Hainan, Vietnam
 Micropera proboscidea (J.J.Sm.) Garay - Malaysia, Sumatra
 Micropera rostrata (Roxb.) N.P.Balakr. - Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Bangladesh
 Micropera secunda (Rolfe) Tang & F.T.Wang - Myanmar
 Micropera sheryliae P.O'Byrne & J.J.Verm. - Malaysia
 Micropera sterrophylla (Schltr.) Garay - Sulawesi
 Micropera thailandica (Seidenf. & Smitinand) Garay - Thailand, Vietnam
 Micropera tibetica X.H.Jin & Y.J.Lai – Tibet
 Micropera uncinata (Teijsm. & Binn.) Garay - Java
 Micropera utriculosa (Ames) Gara - Philippines

See also
 List of Orchidaceae genera

References

Vandeae genera


The Bombay High Court on Friday dismissed a petition alleging fabrication of evidence in three bomb blast cases and seeking a probe by an independent panel headed by a retired High Court judge.
The petition, filed by journalist Ashish Khaitan, was seeking probe in three cases – July 11, 2006 serial train blasts in Mumbai, Malegaon blasts in 2006 and German Bakery blast in 2010 in Pune.
A bench of Justice Abhay Oka said it was dismissing the petition because the cases were pending in appellate courts (High Court and Supreme Court) after the conclusion of trials and hence the matter was sub-judice.
The petition was opposed by Raja Thakre, Special Public Prosecutor, on the ground that the petition was frivolous and allegations against the investigation agencies were baseless.
The petition demanded that an inquiry by an independent committee should be instituted by the High Court under its supervision and the probe panel as well as the investigating agencies be told to submit reports periodically.


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where are we seeing the streach goals. I see nothing!
I'm not seeing any kind of confirmation we can order more than one core set? Am I blind or is that not possible this time around?
Create a second kickstarter account?
EDIT: Hmm, only 25 days? Wonder what that's about.
Anyone know if it will be like last time pledge x times for x sets of the core?
Hit refresh and look at the updates section.
I need help here, this is my first kickstarter. How do I select which option I want to add when I raise my pledge?
For example, what do I need to do if I want the dragon and the the lords of darkness but not the mouselings?
EDIT: Click MANAGE PLEDGE to change your pledge level, or add some money. They'll send out a survey at the end to see what you want to get with your extra funds.
Just watched the Bones II video.
What the hell is that big base at the 1:22 mark that's more massive than Kaladrax?
Looks like Bones terrain to me.
I'm a little worried about what *Actual Shipping Costs* will be for international... yet I automatically just pledged at $200. Very happy that this finishes right between my birthday and my holiday away. I totally forgot this was starting today and very glad I didn't go to bed when I should have!
OMFG more gnolls and bugbears. I love you reaper.
Psh...25 minutes in and only $180k so far? I thought better of you people.
Jumped in right at the start. Just had to reload Amazon payments.
Some time after the kickstarter ends, Reaper will send out a survey where you fill out the information to indicate the choices you would like.


Hutcheson at work in the lab.
Joshua Hutcheson is a graduate student in the Biomedical Engineering Department at the University of Arkansas. He is part of the research team at the University's Translational Biophotonics & Imaging Lab, and a member of the UArk Biomedical Engineering Society.
UArk BME: Have you always wanted to be an Engineer? What attracts you to Biomedical Engineering specifically?
Hutcheson: Growing up I actually wanted to be a doctor. I went into the program pre-med with engineering as a fallback, and it has proven to be a good one! I chose engineering graduate school for a lot of reasons but one in particular is that I think Biomedical Engineers are going to have a major role in primary care in the coming decade due to the modernization of medicine.
UArk BME: Recently, your research work was published in Review of Scientific Instruments. Can you discuss in layman's terms what you reported in your paper, "A widefield fluorescence microscope with a linear image sensor for image cytometry of biospecimens: Considerations for image quality optimization" ?
Hutcheson: I would be happy to! To begin, we built a microscope with a line scan camera for fast, seamless image processing. A line scan camera takes pictures of objects lines at a time, as they are translated by the image sensor, and the advantage to that is that it can transfer smaller amounts of data (i.e. the picture) at a time. We then wrote a code to recombine the individual lines into a cohesive image on the computer.
The problem confronted in this paper was that there has to be a synchronization in the translation speed of the objects and the camera's acquisition rate (how fast it takes pictures). After we presented adequate data towards that problem, we showed that the speed of this system has promising applications in the field of image cytometry. This is a research topic that uses images to classify and count large amounts of biological specimens.
Hutcheson adjusts the light sheet confocal microscope.
UArk BME: What's next in your research?
Hutcheson: Great question, I was actually working on the next project before that last paper cleared peer-review! We have been developing a collaboration with Dr. Ingrid Fritsch's group in Chemistry/Biochemistry, in particular with the project of Foysal Khan, one of her graduate students. His project is a microfluidic device driven by magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) fluid flow. In layman's terms, it's a small chamber that uses magnetic force and chemical ions to control fluid flow, and we have been working on a paper to show that they can control the speed of fluid in their device to synchronize with our camera just like in the previous paper. We just submitted a patent application on the combination of these two technologies, and I got accepted to present our results in San Francisco at the beginning of next semester.
I have also made some ground on another project of late, which we call, "whole slide scanning". This project has been hugely accelerated by the outstanding work of one of my undergraduate researchers, Courtney Hunter. She just started this semester and has really taken off, and we actually just found out that Courtney has been awarded a SURF grant to work on whole slide scanning for the next year as a part of her thesis work under my supervision—exciting stuff! In short, whole slide scanning is a way to rapidly image a slide for pathological analysis; this project is going to hopefully be used to better enable clinical pathologists to streamline routine diagnostic tests.
UArk BME: Earlier this year, you had the chance to present some of your research work at the 2015 SPIE Photonics West Conference in San Francisco. What was the best part of being able to attend this conference? Did anything surprise you?
Hutcheson: I did! It was a great time, and I was really grateful for the opportunity! Apart from just being in San Francisco (it was my first time), I think the best part was gaining the understanding that what I do in the lab, day after day, actually does have a place in the world of research. Sometimes, as a new researcher, it is easy to lose sight of the application of your project, and I feel that wrapping everything up and presenting a finished product helps the researcher have a healthy perspective on that.
With regard to what surprised me, the conference was pretty huge (San Francisco is a bit different from Fayetteville), so I was trying to get my bearings most of the time. One thing I did learn is that research is a very interconnected field. Dr. Muldoon introduced us to a lot of people that he has met and worked with during his career, which really benefits us (the graduate students) and is a great model for our own future career development.
UArk BME: What's it been like to work with Dr. Timothy Muldoon (the principal investigator of the Translational Biophotonics and Imaging Laboratory)? In what ways has he helped you in your research/career?
Hutcheson: I could go on for a while about the supervision, mentoring, and research skills of Dr. Muldoon. If you have ever worked with Tim or taken one of his classes, you will probably find out that he is neurotic about email (in the best way possible, though!). He rarely goes a few hours without checking and replying to every unread email, and if he finds out that one of the graduate students has made contact with an outside connection (i.e. a supplier, collaborator, clinician, etc.) without him on the chain, then you will (promptly) be getting another email! I say this to demonstrate just how present and involved he is as a mentor, and how impeccable his communication skills are.
On a personal level, he has helped me immensely with my scientific speaking and writing skills. He is not only focused on the research deadlines, but on developing his graduate students so that we are able to successfully transition into our next positions. We also end most meetings with some time to hang out and talk, whether it be about classes, interpersonal relationships, or just what we are doing that weekend.
A closer look at the light sheet confocal microscope.
UArk BME: More broadly speaking, what makes being a Biomedical Engineering at the U. of A. different than being one elsewhere? What sets this program apart?
Hutcheson: As most know, our program is very new, and I think what some consider to be a weakness is actually our greatest strength. In the beginning stages of a program, there's a lot that has to be set up, including IRB protocols, instrument facilities, etc. The upside to this is that the graduate students in this program get intimate exposure to how everything works, and the start-up process of the program's infrastructure. In contrast, a graduate student who walks into a project that has been passed along for the last 10 years initially does not know how to troubleshoot when things go wrong. In contrast, if you build something with your own hands, you know what to do when it breaks. Therefore, I feel that the newness of the program makes our graduate students highly competitive candidates on the job market after they graduate. I would encourage any current or future graduate students of this program who are reading this to think long and hard about how to communicate your usefulness, in this way, to your future employers.
Another benefit of our program are the professors. When searching for new faculty, the core faculty here makes it a point to bring together candidates that will fit in well with the culture. In a more high-profile program, you will not particularly have this benefit, because they are focused more on solely bringing in the researchers with the biggest grants and the best publications. This isn't to say that we aren't bringing in top talent; actually, it's quite the opposite. Our staff's curriculum vitae represent some of the top research programs in the country, including The Johns Hopkins, Rice University, Georgia Tech, Duke, and Tufts, to name a few. Though these credentials are important, I appreciate the fact that this program also values culture. I feel confident that this is a place where researchers enjoy their work, and a department with whom outside departments enjoy collaborating.
UArk BME: As a member of the Biomedical Engineering Society (BMES) at the University, how important do you believe it is to bring in outside speakers to the Department, as BMES often does? Have any speakers you've seen been particularly influential, and/or do you have a dream speaker you'd love to bring to campus?
Hutcheson: This is huge! A speaker gives exposure and stimulates collaboration amongst the labs. One presentation by Ben Noe and Sara Muldoon from Medtronic and St. Jude, respectively, comes to mind. These speakers were brought by the BMES, and I felt that their presentation answered a lot of questions that those of us in the BME program had. Ben Noe is the contact for the national BMES committee on academia to industry translation; in short, he helps graduating students get noticed by engineering firms. I felt that their presentation was very practical, and a way for students to build valuable contacts in the industry world.
A dream speaker of mine would have to be Elon Musk, founder of Paypal, CEO of Tesla motors, CEO and Founder of SpaceX, and majority shareholder in SolarCity. This recommendation is purely selfish, as I just finished his biography, Elon Musk: Tesla, SpaceX, and the quest for a fantastic future by Ashlee Vance. I would highly recommend this book to any engineer.
Though Elon is a "rough around the edges" public figure, he has absolutely stimulated my desire as an engineer to innovate in ways that are useful, and create new products that hugely impact the world. He challenges the supposed "brilliance" of products like Netflix (which encourages laziness) by disrupting the car industry, banking moguls, and the bureaucratic space industry; these disrupting technologies have flipped markets upside-down and challenged engineers not to waste their time and intelligence on useless products, but rather on truly changing the world.
Hutcheson looks through the light sheet confocal microscope.
UArk BME: You're also a Teaching Assistant at the University, and have been for several semesters now. Is there anything you've learned from this experience that you perhaps didn't expect?
Hutcheson: Absolutely. Being a teaching assistant can be pretty difficult for graduate students sometimes, but it's also seen as a "right-of-passage" of sorts. At first, I didn't enjoy it much and saw it more as a graduation requirement. This semester has been significantly different than my other one, and I've actually learned that I like to teach a lot more when I inherently understand the topic. At present, I teach a lab for the Biomedical Signals and Systems class taught by Dr. Narasimhan Rajaram; this lab is based in a high- level coding software called MATLAB and we mostly work on signal processing. I've really enjoyed helping the undergraduate students understand how to use MATLAB for their benefit, and I hope they've learned enough from me that they can use it in the future.
UArk BME: What advice would you give to an undergraduate engineer considering grad school? Any benefits you'd care to highlight?
Hutcheson: There's so much to say here, but I will try and stay brief. If you are considering graduate school then I would say that you absolutely need to start as an undergraduate researcher. It will give you a phenomenal start into understanding the inner workings of academic research.
Moreover, if you are considering the choice between medical school and engineering graduate school, I would encourage you to take a serious look at the current industry as it pertains to health care and the future of primary care. I would by no means discourage a student going to medical school if that is truly what they want to do, but I would highly encourage students to be educated about present jobs on the market, and to get sufficient advice from other doctors, professors, and mentors about the future of the industry. Don't simply continue to pursue medical school because it's why you came to college in the first place. Personally, I believe that there will always be a place for doctors and there is an unbelievable market for specialists, but biomedical engineers and technologically driven health care will have an undeniably bigger role in primary care in our lifetime.
In general, whichever direction you go, it's important to be educated on the future of that industry; you need to take stock from all aspects. Don't keep your head down and focus solely on good grades, test scores, and recommendations; be sure to also analyze critically where healthcare is going, how the leading politicians will litigate, and what firms will influence the world's resources the most.
Hutcheson: I probably won't answer this like the typical engineer!* I automatically thought, "Well how long? Do items include people? Do I know for certain if there's food?" Anyways, I will answer this to the best of my ability. If I can bring people, my three things would be my Bible, my wife, and a knife. If I can't bring people, then my Bible, a knife and a fishing rod.
*I'm also assuming you didn't want answers like GPS tracker so people can find me! I figured I'd play along rather than cheating.


What a great documentary currently on Netflix about the issues affecting the Scottish Wildcat and the efforts to preserve the species. Whether you own a kilt in the Scottish Wildcat tartan or not, I highly recommend this film. The highlands of Scotland are truly a treasure to be preserved along with this beautiful and charismatic species of wildcat. Kudos to McMurdo for leading the effort to contribute to this cause, my hat is off to you! Watch the film, see what owning this tartan contributes to. I don't personally look good in earthy tones, but after watching the documentary I really want a kilt in this tartan!
Thank you I was a small part of a large team, I am still so very proud of the tartan we came up with. I watched the documentary the other day and I thought it was excellent.
Thanks for the heads-up! Just added it to my list and will watch it tonight.
Excellent documentary. Louise Hughes, who is interviewed on the film, is a personal friend. She is no longer with the Aigas Field Centre but, while there, had charge of the Centre's breeding program and remains very involved in the Cairngorms. My family has long been a financial supporter of both the Aigas centre near Beauly and the Highland wildcat conservation effort in Badenoch. I suppose in a way that's to make up for the 19C stuffed ones we still have.
This short video by a hillwalker in Lochnagar shiws a litter of three kittens and was on BBC news recently - https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-sco...-in-cairngorms .
That's amazing! One of the points in the documentary is how elusive they are and how difficult it is to film them in the wild, so kudos to this hillwalker!
I started this yesterday and was quite impressed with the footage I saw in the first 10 minutes or so - excited to watch the rest!
I'm glad to hear that it is now on Netflix. It can also be viewed on Amazon Prime.
You may also be interested in this short National Geographic film in their endangered species series, featuring two abandoned wildcat kittens, rescued and being protected, hopefully for release next year when they are old enough to look after themselves. Minimum human contact will, it is hoped, preserve their wild nature. There may be as few as 35 genetically pure individuals remaining in the wild.
Checkout Wildcat Haven for additional details.
"The Sun Never Sets on X-Marks!"
Thanks for sharing! I would never have known such existed. We loved it, a great watch.


Yes, that's the view you get from the terrace and garden area of the houses at sunset.
Two adjacent houses on the waterfront in Kai Bae are now available for daily, weekly or monthly rent. The houses have both been recently renovated and are equipped with fridge, gas cooker, bedding, sheets, towels. Plus sound system, snorkelling equipment, games for kids and Wifi internet connection.
Both the Garden House & the Stilt House have 130sqm of living space plus they share an 80sqm garden area. Each house sleeps a maximum of 6 people. The Garden House has 2 bedrooms, one with Air-conditioning and the other fan. The Stilt House has 3 fan bedrooms.
These aren't luxury homes, but they are ideal for people looking for a good value accommodation for a group and who don't need expensive furniture or a fitted kitchen. The location is ideal, a quiet spot and only a couple of minutes walk to shops and restaurants. Local fishermen will also sell you their catch which you can BBQ on the terrace.
For booking inquiries, please use the form below. The owner will reply to you direct.
We are a Family of 5 looking for a Place to stay in Ko Chang. Are some of Your houses on Kai Bae available 13.12-25.12. 2015?
We are a small family from The Netherlands, with a one and a half year old baby. We are already in Koh Mak and we are interested in staying in your home for a month. We would appreciate it if you can inform us about the availabilty of your home.
You'll have to contact the owners direct. I dont know current availability or prices.
Dear Sir or Madam, please, could you check if one of the houses is available from 22.02 to 18.02 and confirm the price for the period in question.


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ETSI issues new specification for embedded communication modules for machine to machine communications
ETSI's Industry Specification Group (ISG) for Surface Mount Technique (SMT) has released its group specification for embedded communication modules for machine to machine communications.
Embedded communication modules based on surface mount technology, where the module is soldered directly on the main circuit board, offer significant advantages in terms of cost and flexibility of the manufacturing process when integrating communications functionality into a larger device or system.
ETSI's specification for embedded communication modules, GS SMT 001, provides common physical specifications or form factors and common electrical characteristics for modules. This will enable widespread adoption of common form factors allowing easier transition to next generation communication modules, will ease development for device vendors due to consistent designs and offer a second source option for integrators.
"Any Machine to Machine application, whether it be a tablet, eReader, personal health monitoring device or a smart utility meter, relies on a hardware module that provides 2G, 3G or 4G connectivity" says Johan Zuidweg, chair of ISG SMT. "These modules must be very small and must withstand extreme temperatures, vibrations or other physical conditions. As wireless devices proliferate, the market for such modules expands and a specification was needed."
The specification covers electrical as well as mechanical aspects including the I/O interfaces, their assignment to pads, pad placement and module dimensions. It also takes into account environmental considerations which affect electrical and mechanical aspects. The group specification covers the majority of use cases for embedded wireless modules. Yet not every pad or function is fully characterized thus leaving room for custom flexibility and future functionalities. Module suppliers may select which interfaces, capabilities, and configuration they intend to supply, based on their market demand.
ETSI GS SMT 001 will facilitate economies of scale, allowing communication capabilities to be integrated into more and more devices and products, and will become an important hidden enabler for widespread adoption of machine to machine communications, leading to the Internet of Things (IoT).
ETSI produces globally-applicable standards for Information and Communications Technologies (ICT), including fixed, mobile, radio, converged, aeronautical, broadcast and internet technologies and is officially recognized by the European Union as a European Standards Organization. ETSI is an independent, not-for-profit association whose more than 700 member companies and organizations, drawn from 64 countries across five continents worldwide, determine its work programme and participate directly in its work.
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CFTC urges financial newsletters to register as advisers
CFTC urges financial newsletters to register as advisers07/03/95 WASHINGTON, D.C.--Futures regulators are cracking down on newsletter publishers they say are…
WASHINGTON, D.C.–Futures regulators are cracking down on newsletter publishers they say are printing financial trading advice without being registered to do so.
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission sent letters in early June to several newsletter publishers to urge them to register as commodity-trading advisers. Registration requirements include submission to a background check and fingerprinting.
Several CFTC officials said in a telephone conference call that their chief concern is that some newsletter publishers are charging hefty prices and, in return, giving specific trading advice. Some of these publications also run hotline services and refer clients to brokers, they said.
The only exemptions, CFTC officials said, are publications of general circulation, where trading advice is "solely incidental" to the information published. But newsletter publishers who printed mostly general information were not being targeted, officials said.
Many of the newsletter publishers contacted by the CFTC have responded, some by registering and some by giving the reasons why they believe they are exempt, the officials said. Some publishers have said that because they publish general information that is largely available elsewhere, they should not be subject to intrusive federal regulations, according to The Wall Street Journal.
The CFTC may file suit against those publishers refusing to comply, officials at the commission said. In such cases, the CFTC could seek monetary damages or cease-and-desist orders.
The Supreme Court overturned similar Securities and Exchange Commission rules requiring registration of stock-picking newsletters in the early 1980s.
The Reporters Committee regularly files friend-of-the-court briefs and its attorneys represent journalists and news organizations pro bono in court cases that involve First Amendment freedoms, the newsgathering rights of journalists and access to public information. Stay up-to-date on our work by signing up for our monthly newsletter and following us on Twitter or Instagram.
CFTC registration requirements for journalists struck down
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I know everyone is familiar with the Mason jar snow globes, inspired by Anthropologie. Many have done their own DIY ones at home in a series of simple steps. First, many people don't want to spend lots of money and is a fun DIY project! So, I did some of my own and I want to share this simple tutorial for you to follow!
4. Hot glue gun and sticks.
First, glue trees on the inside of lid. You can glue one or two trees. Make sure to glue closer to the middle. If not the lid would not screw shut.
Second, Mason jar lids are lose most of the time, so glue the lid together so it won't come apart when putting the trees inside the jar.
Third, add sand or salt into the Mason jar. You can do as much as you like. I put approximately half a cup or a little more.
Fourth, introduce the lid with trees inside the Mason jar. Here, be careful because the trees might be slightly bigger than the mouth opening. Push the trees in carefully. I did and it was fine!
Voila! You have a DIY Mason jar snow glob just like that!
You can make a couple more all different and put them together or put them with your favorite Christmas decorations. Wasn't that so easy, and fast? So simple and so pretty! I love how it turned out!
Hope this was helpful and that you try it at home!


Happy Friday! Mike and I have a pretty busy work weekend. Oftentimes we find that if we don't work at least a couple Saturdays out of the month, we can never catch up. Thankfully, we have each other, so it doesn't always seem like work. Before I sign off for the weekend, I thought I'd share some really good sales with you. I feel like I'll be doing this more and more considering I I'm not actually buying as much as pre-pregnancy, but I'm still perusing to see what's out there. If I can't buy it right now, I figure, someone should, lol.
Get all my bedroom furntiure at 20% off: nightstands, and baby D's dresser.
There's so many great jeans on sale. I would go nuts if I wasn't pregnant!
When J.Crew switches over to their fall collection, I can't resit. This coat is everything, love this mock neck turtleneck, and these mules are a must-have! BTW, they brought back my favorite hoodie!
So many Nordstrom Anniversary Sale items are on super sale. This cashmere cardigan, my favorite stripe top, this moto jacket, these booties, and this tote you guys all loved.
I just ordered this trench. Crossing my fingers it fits!


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Q: Не проходит push в репозиторий организации в GitHub Я создатель организации на GitHub В эту организацию я включил команду в которой тоже состою.
Когда мы работаем над общим проектом любые пуши проходят от всех членов команды кроме меня
Права у команды - Администратор
У меня же при попытке пуша в удаленный репозиторий просит заново перелогиниться и затем отклоняет пуш

Но как такое возможно если я создал репозиторий, команду и организацию
Извините если я где то не правильно оформил, но надеюсь мне помогут с настройкой привилегий и доступа меня к моему же гиту.


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Rihanna 'would love' Poison Ivy big screen role
Rihanna "would love" to play Poison Ivy in a Batman movie.
The 31-year-old star admitted while nothing is in the pipeline just yet, she would jump at the chance to take on the role because the flamed haired villain is one of her "obsessions".
She told Entertainment Tonight: "You know what, they didn't call me yet. But if they did, I would love to go in and try out because Poison Ivy is one of my obsessions in life. I did it for Halloween one year, I mean come on!"
The singer and actress - who has previously appeared on the big screen in the likes of 'Ocean's 8', 'Battleship' and 'Home' - was surprised to find out she sparked speculation she had signed up for 'The Batman' after sharing an Instagram clip of a black leather boot from her own clothing company and compared it to the Batmobile.
Responding to the rumors, she said: "Wait did I hint anything? Oh that?! Really?! That?! Are you serious? No that has nothing to do with Poison Ivy."
Rihanna isn't the only star to throw her name into the hat to play a DC Comics baddie, after 'Guardians of the Galaxy' actor Dave Bautista revealed he wants to take on the role of Clayface in a standalone movie.
After a Twitter user suggested Bautista for the hypothetical role, he recently replied: "I going to enthusiastically agree with you on that!"
Matt Magen and his shapeshifting alter ego isn't even the first of the Gallery of Rogues to catch Bautista's eye, after it was previously suggested he could play Bane opposite Robert Pattinson in Matt Reeves' blockbuster 'The Batman'.
Sharing an image of Dave alongside a cartoon of the huge villain, one fan previously wrote: "I saw a YouTube video on who should play Batman's Villains in the new movies. I have to say Dave Bautista would be a good choice to play Bane."
The actor simply replied: "I accept"
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