Dell's Venue 11 Pro is more configurable and business-friendly than most tablets, but the Atom-based entry-level model is expensive for what it offers.
Intel Core M-5Y71 processor for top performance and efficiency. Long battery life. Solid design. Good touch screen, with full HD resolution and pen support.
Docking keyboard and desktop dock sold separately. No storage for digitizer pen.
It's a bit clunky as a tablet but comes into its own when you add a keyboard and watch it rip through a few tests.
This 11-inch tablet boasts an Intel Core i5 processor with vPro and Trusted Platform Module support, a smart card reader, and biometric security.
This Windows tablet delivers laptop-like performance, enterprise-level security, and multiple docking options.
Dell's Venue 11 Pro (7139) is the company's top-of-the-line tablet with enterprise level security features. It's built to meet all the needs of an enterprise business, and is our top choice for high-end business tablets.
All-day battery life. Bright, 1080p HD IPS touch display. Uses microUSB charging. Keyboard dock adds battery power. Desktop dock option. Swappable battery. Active stylus. Biometric security and TPM. Windows 8.1 Pro.
Only one USB 3.0 port. No stylus storage. Limited recline angle on keyboard dock hinge. Aggressive default screen dimming.
Add the dock or the keyboard with battery to stretch this Windows tablet's capabilities as you wish.
Dell's Venue 11 Pro shines as a hybrid when you add its mobile keyboard and desktop docks. The Atom processor is sufficiently powerful--and power efficient--for performing day-to-day tasks all day long.
With its great battery life, 1080p IPS screen, and flexible mobile and desktop docking systems, the Dell Venue 11 Pro slate tablet means business.
All-day battery life. Bright, 1080p HD IPS touch display. Uses microUSB charging. Optional keyboard dock adds battery power. Has desktop dock option. Swappable battery.
Keyboard docks cost extra. Stylus not included. Aggressive default screen dimming. Only one USB 3.0 port.


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Astrology has been open to criticism through a large part of its long history. In this groundbreaking book Bernadette Brady gives new insights in the intensity of these criticisms by placing astrology into its initial setting, its original world of ancient creation myths linked to the great creative void.
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Burr, P. C., B. S. Dorr, J. L. Avery, G. M. Street, B. K. Strickland. Long term changes in aquaculture influence migration, regional abundance, and distribution of an avian species. Submitted to Oecologia.
Evans, K.O., J.B. Davis, G. Wang. Assessing long-term dynamics of non-breeding brown pelican (Pelecanus occidentalis) populations using Christmas Bird Count data. Submitted to Ibis.
Henderson, C. B., S. Demarais, B. K. Strickland, A. Chance, W. McKinley, and G. M. Street. Relative hunter activity affects adult male white-tailed deer habitat selection. Submitted to Wildlife Biology.
Linhoss, T. Hopkins, J. Liu, A. Shamaskin, J. Tirpak, K. O. Evans. Co-producing decision support tools for strategic conservation of Gulf Coast landscapes. Submitted to Current Research in Environmental Sustainability.
Parsons, I. L., M. R. Boudreau, B. B. Karisch, A. E. Stone, D. Norman, S. L Webb, K. O. Evans, and G. M. Street. Aiming for the optimum: examining complex relationships between sampling regime, sampling density and landscape complexity to accurately model resource availability. Submitted to Landscape Ecology.
Ramirez-Reyes, C., Nazeri, M., G. Street, T. Jones-Farrand, K. O. Evans. 2021. Predicting rare species distribution in Southeast region using high resolution remotely sensed variables. Journal of Fish and Wildlife Management.
Shamaskin, A., S. Correa, G. Street, A. Linhoss, K. Evans. Considering the influence of land-use/land cover on estuarine biotic richness with Bayesian hierarchical models. Submitted to Ecological Applications. Sesser, A., S. M. Westlake, C. Schafer, J. Roberts, S. Samiappan, Y. Allen, A.
Dentinger, J. E., L. Börger, M. D. Holton, R. J. Marandi, D. A. Norman, B. K. Smith, S. F. Oppenheimer, B. K. Strickland, R. P. Wilson, and G. M. Street. 2022. A probabilistic framework for behavioral identification from animal-borne accelerometers. Ecological Modelling. 464:109818.View Publication
Hammerschlag, N., L. H. McDonnell, G. M. Street, E. L. Hazen, L. J. Natanson, C. T. McCandless, A. J. Gallagher, M. L. Pinsky, and B. Kirtman. Ocean warming alters the distributional range, migratory timing, and spatial protections of an apex predator, the tiger shark (Galeocerdo cuvier). Global Change Biology. In Press.
Barela, I., L. M. Burger, G. Wang, K. O. Evans, J. Taylor. 2021. Spatial transferability of expert opinion models for American beaver habitat. Ecological Informatics 61:101211.View Publication
Elmore, J. A., M. F. Curran, K. O. Evans, S. Samiappan, M. Zhou, M. B. Pfeiffer, B. F. Blackwell, R. B. Iglay. 2021. Evidence that small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (sUAS) can be used to monitor terrestrial animals: a systematic map protocol. Environmental Evidence. 10(1):1-6. DOI: 10.1186/s13750-021-00228-w. Evans, K. O., A. Larsen-Gray, D. A. Miller, C. Loehle. 2021. Systematic review of bird response to privately-owned, managed pine landscapes in the southeastern U.S. Forests. Forests. 12:442.View Publication
Evans, K. O., A. D. Smith, D. Richardson. 2021. Statistical power of mobile acoustic monitoring to detect population change in eastern U.S. bat species. Ecological Indicators. 125:107524.View Publication
Ramirez-Reyes, C., G. Street, F. Vilella, T. Jones-Farrand, M. S. Wiggers, K. O. Evans. 2021. Ensemble species distribution model identifies survey opportunities for at-risk bearded beaksedge (Rhynchospora crinipes) in the southeastern United States. Natural Areas Journal. 41:55-63.View Publication
Ramirez-Reyes, C., M. Nazeri, D. T. Jones-Farrand, G. M. Street, F. J. Vilella, and K. O. Evans. Embracing ensemble species distribution models to inform at-risk species status assessments. Journal of Fish and Wildlife Management. 12:98-111.View Publication
Spurgeon, J., M. Rhodes, W. Neal, K. Evans. 2021. Aquatic habitat changes along the Arkansas River, Arkansas USA. River Research and Applications. 37:462-474View Publication
Street, G. M., J. R. Potts, L. Börger, J. C. Beasley, S. Demarais, J. M. Fryxell, P. D. McLoughlin, K. L. Monteith, C. M. Prokopenko, M. C. Ribiero, A. R. Rodgers, B. K. Strickland, F. M. van Beest, D. A. Bernasconi, L. T. Beumer, G. Dharmarajan, S. P. Dwinnell, D. A. Keiter, A. Keuroghlian, L. J. Newediuk, J. E. F. Oshima, O. Rhodes Jr., P. E. Schlichting, N. M. Schmidt, and E. Vander Wal. 2021. Solving the sample size problem for resource selection functions. Methods in Ecology and Evolution. 12:2421-2431.View Publication
Weitzel, S. L., J. M. Feura, R. B. Iglay, K. O. Evans, S. A. Rush, M. S. Woodrey. 2021. Distribution, abundance, and habitat associations of winter marsh birds in Mississippi tidal marshes. Journal of Field Ornithology. In Press.
Zhao, Y., G. M. Street, F. To, J. Purswell. 2021. Classification of broiler behaviors using triaxial accelerometer and machine learning. Animal. 15(7):100269.View Publication
Zhou, M., J. A. Elmore, S. Samiappan, R. Iglay, K. Evans, M. B. Pfeiffer, B. Blackwell. 2021. Improving animal monitoring using small, unmanned aircraft systems. Sensors. 21:5697.View Publication
Ajemian, M. J., J. M. Drymon, N. Hammerschlag, R. J. D. Wells, G. M. Street, B. Falterman, J. McKinney, W. Driggers III, E. Hoffmayer, C. Fischer, G. Stunz. 2020. Movement patterns and habitat use of tiger sharks (Galeocerdo cuvier) across ontogeny in the Gulf of Mexico. PLoS One. 15:e0234868.View Publication
Börger, L., A. Bijleveld, A. L. Fayet, G. E. Machovsky-Capuska, S. C. Patrick, G. M. Street, and E. Vander Wal. 2020. Editorial: Biologging special feature. Journal of Animal Ecology. 89: 6-15.View Publication
Barela, I., L. M. Burger, J. Taylor, K. O. Evans, R. Ogawa, L. McClintic, G. Wang. 2020. Relationships between survival and habitat suitability of semi-aquatic mammals. Ecology and Evolution. 10:4867-4875.View Publication
Brooks, J., R. Smith, C. Aldridge, B. Cheney, A. Omer, J. Dentinger, G. M. Street, and B. Baker. 2020. A preliminary investigation of wild pig (Sus scrofa) impacts on water quality. Journal of Environmental Quality. 49:27-37.View Publication
Burr, P. C., J. L. Avery, G. M. Street, B. K. Strickland, and B. S. Dorr. 2020. Fine-scale characteristics of catfish aquaculture ponds influencing piscivorous avian species foraging use in the Mississippi Delta. PLoS One. 15:e0229402.View Publication
Burr, P. C., J. L. Avery, G. M. Street, B. K. Strickland, and B. S. Dorr. 2020. Historic and contemporary use of catfish aquaculture farms by piscivorous avian species in the Mississippi Delta. The Condor. 122:1-13.View Publication
Burr, P. C., J. L. Avery, G. M. Street, B. K. Strickland, and B. S. Dorr. 2020. Piscivorous bird use of aquaculture and natural water bodies in Mississippi. Journal of Wildlife Management. 84:1560-1569.View Publication
Fryxell, J. M., T. Avgar, B. Liu, J. A. Baker, A. R. Rodgers, J. Shuter, I. D. Thompson, D. E. B. Reid, J. Hagens, A. M. Kittle, A. Mosser, S. G. Newmaster, G. M. Street, M. J. Turetsky, G. S. Brown, and B. R. Patterson. 2020. Anthropogenic disturbance and population viability of Woodland Caribou in Ontario. Journal of Wildlife Management. 84:636-650.View Publication
Henderson, C. B., S. Demarais, G. M. Street, B. K. Strickland, and W. D. McKinley. 2020. Fine-scale vegetation use by white-tailed deer in a forested landscape during hunting season. Journal of Forest Research. 25:439-443.View Publication
Lazaro-Lobo, A., K. O. Evans, G. N. Ervin. 2020. Evaluating landscape characteristics of predicted hotspots for plant invasions. Invasive Plant Science and Management. 13:163-175.View Publication
McNeill, E. P., I. D. Thompson, P. A. Wiebe, G. M. Street, J. Shuter, A. R. Rodgers, and J. M. Fryxell. 2020. Multi-scale foraging decisions made by woodland caribou (Rangifer tarandus caribou) in summer. Canadian Journal of Zoology. 98:331-341.View Publication
Yang, X., Y. Zhao, G. M. Street, and Y. Huang. 2020. Classification of broiler behaviors using triaxial accelerometer and machine learning. Animal. 15:100269.View Publication
Burger, L. W., Jr., K. O. Evans, M. D. McConnell, L. M. Burger. 2019. Private lands conservation: A vision for the future. Wildlife Society Bulletin. 43:398-407.View Publication
Chance, D. P., J. R. McCollum, G. M. Street, B. K. Strickland, and M. A. Lashley. 2019. Native species abundance buffers non-native plant invasibility following intermediate disturbance. Forest Science. 65:336-343.View Publication
Chance, D. P., J. R. R. McCollum, G. M. Street, B. K. Strickland, and M. A. Lashley. 2019. Vegetation characteristics influence fine-scale intensity of habitat use by wild turkey and white-tailed deer in a loblolly pine plantation. Basic & Applied Ecology. 43:42-51.View Publication
Greene, R. E., K. O. Evans, T. Gray, T. Jones-Farrand, W. G. Wathen. 2019. Using a co-production approach to mapping future forest likelihood in the southeastern U.S. Journal of Forestry. 118:28-43.View Publication
Greene, R. E., R. B. Iglay, K. O. Evans, T. B. Wigley, D. A. Miller. 2019. Estimating capacity of managed pine forests in the southeastern U.S. to provide open pine woodland condition and gopher tortoise habitat. Forest Ecology and Management. 432:200-208.View Publication
Greene. R. E., R. B. Iglay, K. O. Evans, T. B. Wigley, D. A. Miller. 2019. Providing open forest structural characteristics for high conservation priority wildlife species in southeastern U.S. pine plantations. Forest Ecology and Management 453:117594.View Publication
Marchant A., Evans K.O. 2019. Incomplete Penetrance. Enclyopedia of Animal Cognition and Behavior.
Paolini, K. E., Strickland, B. K., Tegt, J. L., VerCauteren, C., and G. M. Street. 2019. The habitat functional response links seasonal third-order selection to second-order landscape characteristics. Ecology & Evolution. 9:4683-4691.View Publication
Samiappan, S., Shamaskin, A., Liu, J., Roberts, J., Linhoss, A., and K. O. Evans. 2019. Land conservation in the Gulf of Mexico region: a comprehensive review of plans, priorities, and efforts. Land. 8:84.View Publication
Shamaskin, A., S. Samiappan, J. Liu, J. Roberts, A. Linhoss, K. Evans. 2019. Multi-attribute ecological and socioeconomic geospatial data layer for the Gulf of Mexico coastal region of the United States. Data. 5:3.View Publication
Street, G. M., and G. G. McNickle. 2019. A global estimate of terrestrial net secondary productivity of primary consumers. Global Ecology and Biogeography. 28:1763-1773.View Publication
Wong, S. T., J. L. Belant, R. Sollmann, A. Mohamed, J. Niedballa, J. Mathai, G. M. Street, and A. Wilting. 2019. Influence of body mass, sociality, and movement behavior on improved detection probabilities when using a second camera trap. Global Ecology and Conservation. 20:e00791.View Publication
Fieberg, J., J. D. Forester, G. M. Street, D. Johnson, A. A. ArchMiller, and J. Matthiopoulos. 2018. Used-habitat calibration plots: a new procedure for validating species distribution, resource selection, and step-selection models. Ecography. 41:737-752.View Publication
Paolini, K. E., Strickland, B. K., Tegt, J. L., VerCauteren, C., and G. M. Street. 2018. Seasonal variation in preference dictates space use in an invasive generalist. PLoS One. 13:e0199078.View Publication
Street, G. M., Avgar, T., and Borger, L. 2018. Net displacement and temporal scaling: model fitting, interpretation, and implementation. Methods in Ecology & Evolution. 9:1503-1517.View Publication
Street, G. M., Erovenko, I., and Rowell, J. T. 2018. Dynamic facilitation of the ideal free distribution in non-ideal populations. Ecology & Evolution. 8:2471-2481.
Wong, S. T., J. L. Belant, R. Sollmann, A. Mohamed, J. Niedballa, J. Mathat, E. Meijaard, G. M. Street, J. Kissing, S. Mannan, and A. Wilting. 2018. Habitat associations of the Sunda stink-badger Mydaus javanensis in three forest reserves in Sabah, Malaysian Borneo. Mammalian Biology. 88:75-80.View Publication
Baruzzi, C., D. P. Chance, J. R. R. McCollum, G. M. Street, C. Brookshire, and M. A. Lashley. 2017. Invited cleaners or unsolicited visitors: eastern phoebes use white-tailed deer to forage. Food Webs. 13: 38-39.View Publication
Kittle, A., M., M. Anderson, T. Avgar, J. A. Baker, G. S. Brown, J. Hagens, E. Iwachewski, S. Moffatt, A. Mosser, B. R. Patterson, D. E. B. Reid, A. R. Rodgers, J. Shuter, G. M. Street, I. D. Thompson, L. M. Vander Vennen, and J. M. Fryxell. 2017. Landscape-level wolf space use is correlated with prey abundance, ease of mobility, and the distribution of prey habitat. Ecosphere. 8:e01783.View Publication
Marshall, C., S. K. Riffell, S. A. Rush, J. G. Hill, K. O. Evans, and D. A. Miller. 2017. Switchgrass cultivation within loblolly pine plantations influences invertebrate community composition and resource use. Transactions of the American Entomological Society. 143:189-197.View Publication
Marshall, C., S. Riffell, S. Rush, D. Miller, J. Hill, K. Evans. 2017. Bird response to intercropping switchgrass within loblolly pine plantations. Wildlife Society Bulletin. 41:659-665.View Publication
Street, G. M., Rodgers, A. R., Avgar, T., Vander Vennen, L. M., and Fryxell, J. M. 2017. Comparing resource selection and demographic models for predicting animal density. Journal of Wildlife Management 81:16-25.View Publication
Greene, R. E., R. B. Iglay, K. O. Evans, D. A. Miller, T. B. Wigley, S. K. Riffell. 2016. A meta-analysis of biodiversity responses to management of southeastern pine forests - opportunities for open pine conservation. Forest Ecology and Management. 360:30-39.View Publication
Lashley, M. A., M. C. Chitwood, G. M. Street, C. E. Moorman, and C. S. DePerno. 2016. Do indirect bite count surveys accurately represent diet selection of white-tailed deer in a forested environment? Wildlife Research. 43:254-260.View Publication
Oedekoven, C.S., S.T. Buckland, M.L. Mackenzie, R. King, K.O. Evans, L.W. Burger, Jr. 2016. Using hierarchical centering to facilitate a reversible jump MCMC algorithm for random effects models. Computational Statistics and Data Analysis. 98:79-90.View Publication
Pitchford, J.L., E. Pulis, K. Evans, J.K. Shelley, B.S.J. Serafin, M. Solangi. 2016. Seasonal Density Estimates of Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose Dolphin) in the Mississippi Sound from 2011 to 2013. Southeastern Naturalist. 15:188-206.View Publication
Street, G. M., Fieberg, J., Rodgers, A. R., Carstensen, M., Moen, R., Moose, S. A., Windels, S. K., and Forester, J. D. 2016. Habitat functional response mitigates reduced foraging opportunity: implications for animal fitness and space use. Landscape Ecology. 31:1939-1953.View Publication
Avgar, T., J. A. Baker, G. S. Brown, J. Hagens, A. M. Kittle, E. E. Mallon, M. McGreer, A. Mosser, S. G. Newmaster, B. R. Patterson, D. E. B. Reid, A. R. Rodgers, J. Shuter, G. M. Street, I. Thompson, M. Turetsky, P. A. Wiebe, and J. M. Fryxell. 2015. Space-use behavior of woodland caribou based on a cognitive movement model. Journal of Animal Ecology 84:1059-1070.View Publication
Kittle, A. M., B. R. Patterson, M. Anderson, S. Moffatt, A. R. Rodgers, J. Shuter, D. E. B. Reid, J. A. Baker, G. S. Brown, I. D. Thompson, G. M. Street, T. Avgar, L. M. Vander Vennen, A. Mosser, J. Hagens, E. Iwachewski, and J. M. Fryxell. 2015. Wolves adapt territory size, not pack size to local habitat quality. Journal of Animal Ecology. 84:1177-1186.View Publication
McGreer, M., E. E. Mallon, L. M. Vander Vennen, P. A. Wiebe, J. A. Baker, G. S. Brown, T. Avgar, J. Hagens, A. M. Kittle, A. Mosser, G. M. Street, D. E. B. Reid, A. R. Rodgers, J. Shuter, I. D. Thompson, M. Turetsky, S. G. Newmaster, B. R. Patterson, and J. M. Fryxell. 2015. Selection for forage and avoidance of risk by woodland caribou (Rangifer tarandus caribou) at coarse and local scales. Ecosphere. 6: 1-11. View Publication
Riffell, S., A.P. Monroe, J. Martin, K. Evans, and L.W. Burger Jr. 2015. Response of non-grassland avian guilds to adjacent herbaceous field buffers: testing hypotheses about configuration of targeted conservation practices. Journal of Applied Ecology. 52:300-309.View Publication
Street, G. M., A. R. Rodgers, and J. M. Fryxell. 2015. Mid-day temperature variation influences seasonal habitat selection by moose. Journal of Wildlife Management. 79:505-512.View Publication
Street, G. M., J. M. Fryxell, A. R. Rodgers, and T. Avgar. 2015. Characterizing demographic parameters across environmental gradients: a case study with Ontario moose (Alces alces). Ecosphere. 6:1-13.View Publication
Street, G. M., L. M. Vander Vennen, T. Avgar, A. Mosser, M. L. Anderson, A. R. Rodgers, and J. M. Fryxell. 2015. Habitat selection by moose (Alces alces) following recent disturbance with implications for management and conservation. Canadian Journal of Zoology. 96:813-821.View Publication
Avgar, T., G. M. Street, and J. M. Fryxell. 2014. On the adaptive benefits of mammal migration. Canadian Journal of Zoology. 92:481-490.View Publication
Evans, K.O., L.W. Burger, M.D. Smith, and S.K. Riffell. 2014. Avian response to conservation buffers in agricultural landscapes during winter. Wildlife Society Bulletin. 38:257-264.View Publication
Evans, K.O., L.W. Burger, S.K. Riffell, M.D. Smith. 2014. Assessing multiregion avian benefits from strategically targeted agricultural buffers. Conservation Biology. 28:892-901.View Publication
Oedekoven, C.S., S.T. Buckland, M.L. Mackenzie, R. King, K.O. Evans, L.W. Burger, Jr. 2014. Bayesian Methods for Hierarchical Distance Sampling Models. Journal of Agricultural, Biological, and Environmental Statistics 19:219-239.View Publication
Braun, J. K., S. B. Gonzalez-Perez, G. M. Street, J. M. Mook, and N. J. Czaplewski. 2013. Phenacomys ungava (Rodentia: Cricetidae). Mammalian Species. 45:18-29.View Publication
Evans, K.O., L.W. Burger, Jr., C.S. Oedekoven, M.D. Smith, S.K. Riffell, S.T. Buckland. 2013. Multi-region response to conservation buffers targeted for northern bobwhite. Journal of Wildlife Management. 77:716-725.View Publication
Oedekoven, C.S., S.T. Buckland, M.L. Mackenzie, K.O. Evans, L.W. Burger, Jr. 2013. Improving distance sampling: accounting for covariates and non-independency between sampled sites. Journal of Applied Ecology. 50:786-793.View Publication
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3 great Facebook campaigns
Facebook fans have come to view the social media channel as an extension of their personal space. It's where people love to share intimate moments of their lives. And it's underpinned the backbone of our 'post and boast' culture that we now live in. Marketers wanting to tap into this highly emotive market need to be warned – Facebook users are very territorial about what they want to see on their newsfeed and are deeply protective of "their space". Which is why some Facebook content campaigns can fall dead and some can thrive. Generally speaking the campaigns that have flown and gone viral have tapped into one of three tried and tested formulas – they're either emotive, are newsworthy or offer a money-can't-buy-prize or do all three. Here we take look at an example from each category.
The emotive campaign: Cancer Research's #nomakeupselfie
This spread like wildfire in March 2014. Tapping into the current narcissist love of the "selfie" it asked Facebook's female users to snap a picture of themselves without make-up, post it to their newsfeed, nominate a couple of friends and to donate to Cancer Research once they'd done it. It was a huge win for the charity's digital team – especially as it wasn't actually their original brainchild. It raised more than £8m for Cancer Research and worked for a number of reasons. One it was personal – it gave women an excuse to take a shot of themselves au natural (only posting one that showed them in a favourable light, of course) and boast about great they look without make up. Two, by tagging their friends peer pressure caused a chain reaction and sparked a craze that meant that people wanted to be seen to be taking part – as the famous comedian Harry Enfield's saying goes, "it's for charity mate". And three, it was very easy to do on a smartphone.
The newsworthy campaign: Oreo's Daily Twist
Last year Oreo's digital team was on a mission to chronicle every newsworthy event in the states by creating a customized cookie for each day. Two of its triumphs were the instantly identifiable gay pride cookie with its rainbow colour filling and the 'you can still dunk in the dark' image that was created on the fly in response to the blackout at last year's Superbowl. Admittedly the second example cross pollinated into Twitter gaining the brand huge traction and coverage. The quick-thinking marketing team's image was retweeted more than 15,000 times and gained 20,000 'likes' on Facebook. Oreo also went from having 2,000 Instagram followers pre-game to 36,000 post-game. The images worked and were popular with users on Facebook because they struck a cord with their audience, were newsworthy and relevant. Plus they were easily sharable on all social networks.
The money can't buy prize campaign: Hyundai & Copa90's Facebook competition
Nothing spreads faster than a chance to win a money-can't-buy-prize that you can brag about to your friends. And every year there are numerous campaigns that catch Facebook user's eye. Last year the men's deodorant Lynx offered 23 winners the prize of becoming a space tourist (retail value of each ticket was $95,000). It attracted hundreds of entrants from more than 60 countries. This year car maker Hyundai is offering people the chance to win one of seven pairs of tickets to watch the World Cup in Brazil. Tickets to the most popular games sold out yonks ago and are like gold-dust. To enter, football fans have to recreate their favourite 'GOAL' celebration and enter online at www.hyundai.co.uk/experiencemore. But crucially they have to 'Like' Hyundai on Facebook in order for their entry to be counted. This campaign works on a number of levels – for Facebook users because it's simple and the barrier to entry is low. And for the Hyundai brand team it's a great data capturing exercise. So far its Facebook page has almost 100,000 likes and great brand recognition.
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Subject to International Clearance, 36 year old striker Kaid Mohamed has signed from Welsh club Afan Lido. Previously, Mohamed played for Swindon Town, and had spells at AFC Wimbledon, Torquay, Bristol Rovers, Northampton, and Forest Green Rovers, whilst more recently appearing for Chippenham Town, Eastleigh, and Weston Super Mare.
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Tony Awards 2012 press room
From left to right, James Corden, Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a Play for One Man, Two Guvnors, Audra McDonald, Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Musical for Porgy and Bess, Nina Arianda, Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Play for Venus in Fur, and Steve Kazee, Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a Musical for Once, pose in the press room during the 66th Annual Tony Awards at the The Jewish Community Center in Manhattan on June 10, 2012, in New York.
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Steve Kazee, Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a Musical for Once poses in the press room at the 66th Annual Tony Awards at The Beacon Theatre on June 10, 2012, in New York.
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James Corden, Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a Play for One Man, Two Guvnors and Steve Kazee, Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a Musical for Once pose in the press room at the 66th Annual Tony Awards at The Beacon Theatre on June 10, 2012, in New York.
Audra McDonald poses with her award for the Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Musical for her role as Bess in Porgy and Bess at 66th Annual Tony Awards at The Beacon Theatre on June 10, 2012, in New York.
Nina Arianda, Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Play for Venus in Fur poses in the press room at the 66th Annual Tony Awards at The Beacon Theatre on June 10, 2012, in New York.
Audra McDonald, Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Musical for Porgy and Bess Nina Arianda, Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Play for Venus in Fur pose in the press room at the 66th Annual Tony Awards at The Beacon Theatre on June 10, 2012, in New York.
Hugh Jackman poses with Tony Award in the press room during the 66th Annual Tony Awards at the The Jewish Community Center in Manhattan on June 10, 2012, in New York.
Martin Lowe poses in the press room at the 66th Annual Tony Awards at The Beacon Theatre on June 10, 2012, in New York.
Judith Light winner for Best Featured Play Actress for "Other Desert Cities" poses in the press room at the 66th Annual Tony Awards at The Beacon Theatre on June 10, 2012, in New York.
Michael McGrath poses with his award in the press room during the 66th Annual Tony Awards at the The Jewish Community Center in Manhattan on June 10, 2012, in New York.
Christopher Gattelli poses with his award at the 66th Annual Tony Awards at the Beacon Theatre on June 10, 2012, in New York.
Donyale Werle poses in the press room with Tony Award for Best Set Designer for "Peter and the Starcatcher" at the 66th Annual Tony Awards at The Beacon Theatre on June 10, 2012, in New York.
Gregg Barnes poses in the press room with Best Costume Design Tony Award for "Follies" at the 66th Annual Tony Awards at The Beacon Theatre on June 10, 2012, in New York.
Judy Kaye poses in the press room with Best Performance by a Featured Actress in a Play Award for "Nice Work If You Can Get It" at the 66th Annual Tony Awards at The Beacon Theatre on June 10, 2012, in New York.
Hugh Jackman and Deborra-Lee Furness pose with Tony Award in the press room during the 66th Annual Tony Awards at the The Jewish Community Center in Manhattan on June 10, 2012, in New York.
Jeff Croiter winner Best Lighting Design of a Play for "Peter and the Starcatcher" poses in the press room at the 66th Annual Tony Awards at The Beacon Theatre on June 10, 2012, in New York.
Alan Menken and Jeff Feldman pose in the press room at the 66th Annual Tony Awards at The Beacon Theatre on June 10, 2012, in New York.
Daryl Roth and Jordan Roth pose in the press room at the 66th Annual Tony Awards at The Beacon Theatre on June 10, 2012, in New York.
James Corden poses with his award for Best Performance by a Leading Actor for his One Man, Two Guvnors performance as Francis Henshall in a Play in the press room at the 66th Annual Tony Awards at The Beacon Theatre on June 10, 2012, in New York.


In my first Strat game, Let's Play 1927 World Series with Strat-O-Matic Game 1, the Yankees won the first game as they did in real life. Overall the games were pretty close to the actual game.
Today we have game 2 of my reenactment of the 1927 World Series. The real game was played at Forbes Field in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.
My lineup for game 2 is the same as in the real game except with Kiki Cuyler playing center field in place of Lloyd Waner after he was injured in his first at bat of game 1.
Earle Combs leads off the game by grounding out to third. Koenig hits a double and Babe Ruth adds to his walk count with his 4th of the series. Lou Gehrig also walks loading the bases. Meusel hits a sac fly to right field scoring Koenig for the first run of the game. Lazzeri makes the third out with a line out to first.
Kiki Cuyler is walked for the Pirates first base runner. Barnhart hits a ground to first and the Yankees turn a double play. Paul Waner hits a single as well as Wright but Traynor ends the inning by lining out to third.
Joe Dugan gets a single to start the inning. Bengough lines out to second and the pitcher Pipgras lines out to third. Combs hits a RBI double and Koenig flies out to center.
Grantham goes down swinging to start Pirates half. Harris hits a double and Gooch lines out to second. Aldridge ends the inning by grounding out to first.
Babe Ruth fouls out for the first out. Gehrig strikes out for the second out followed by Meusel getting a single only to have Lazzeri fly out to right for the third out.
Top of the order with Cuyler walking for the second time this game. Barnhart flies out to center field and Paul Waner hits a double with Cuyler advancing to third. Next both Wright and Traynor ground out to short without scoring a run to end the inning.
Dugan leads off by grounding out to short. Bengough makes the second out by grounding out to the first baseman and Pipgras strikes out to make a quick half.
Grantham grounds out to first for the first out. Harris strikes out for the second out. Gooch gets a single and Aldridge walks but Cuyler grounds out to second before the Pirates can bring their runners in.
Combs leads off by striking out, Koenig grounds out to third and Ruth pops up to first and the Pirates make quick work of the Yankees.
Barnhart leads off with a single. Waner flies out to center field. Wright single leaves the Pirates with runners on first and second and one out making it their best chance yet to score a run. Pie Traynor walks to load the bases. Grantham flies out to left field and now the Pirates are down to one out left. Harris smacks one into the outfield and scored 2 RBIs to tie the game. Gooch ends the inning by flying out to center but the damage was done.
Lou Gehrig leads off the Yankees sixth by striking out and Meusel grounds out to second for 2 quick outs. Tony Lazzeri goes deep and the Yankees gain the lead back. Joe Dugan ends the inning by grounding out to short.
Vic Aldridge goes down swinging for the first out. Cuyler grounds out to second and Barnhart flies out to center and the Pirates go down 1, 2, 3.
Bengough leads off the seventh with a double. Pipgras hits a hard line drive to second and Grantham is able to tag Bengough before he could get back to second for a double play. Combs makes the third out by lining out to first.
Paul Waner leads off by grounding out to first. Wright makes the second out by flying out to center and Pie Traynor hits a weak grounder to the pitcher for the third out of the inning.
Koenig leads off by flying out to left. Babe Ruth gets his second walk of the game and fifth of the series. Gehrig his second walk of the game as well and without effort, the Yankees have two on and no outs. Meusel hits a double scoring Ruth for Meusel's second RBI of the game. Lazzeri makes the second out with a strikeout and Dugan gets the third with a line out to short.
Grantham smacks on out to right by Ruth makes the play for the first out. Harris grounds out to third for the second out and Gooch grounds out to short to end the inning.
Bengough hits a single for his second hit of the game. Pipgras flies out to right for the first out. Combs gets a single giving the Yankees runners on first and second with one out. If the Pirates want to keep the game within reach they need to get some outs quick. Vic Aldridge gets Koenig to pop out to center field but it wasn't deep enough for Bengough to score. Babe Ruth makes the last out of the inning by hitting a little blooper to the pitcher.
The Pirates go into the ninth inning down 4 to 2 and decide to pull their pitcher for a pinch hitter. It pays off as Heinie Groh gets on base with a single but before the Pirates can take advantage of it Cuyler hits a grounder to short and the Yankees turn a double play. Clyde Barnhart goes down swinging to make the last out of the game.
In the end of game 2, the Yankees win 4 to 2 and extend their lead of the Strat series to 2. The real life Yankees won the second game as well with a score of 6 to 2. George Pipgras pitched 9 innings in both real life as well in my Strat game so that will help the comparison. In real life, he gave up 7 hits, 2 runs, 2 strikeouts and 1 walk with an ERA of 2.00. In Strat, Pipgras gave up 9 hits, 2 runs, 4 strikeouts and 4 walks with an ERA of 2.00. As you can see hits were close, strikeouts were only off by 2, walks off by 3 and ERA was identical.
In Strat the Pirates pitching gave up 9 hits, 4 earned runs, 4 strikeouts and 3 walks with an ERA of 4.00. Again the hits were only off by 2, strikeouts were identical and walks were only off by 1 with a difference in ERA of 2.00. Overall I would say it's pretty close to the mark.
Game 2 was another fun game and I can't wait to see how close the two teams do in their next game compared to their real life counterparts. You can click here for Game 3.


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McDonald's Forced To Ration Ingredient In Popular Burgers Due To Huge Shortage
Daisy Phillipson
Published 14:34, 07 April 2022 BST
| Last updated 14:46, 07 April 2022 BST
While McDonald's fans across the nation were delighted to see the Big Tasty return to the menu, it looks like the fast food giant has to ration one of its ingredients due to a huge shortage.
The food supply chain overall has been hit by a whole range of challenges in recent months, from rising fuel costs and Brexit through to the coronavirus pandemic.
The legendary Big Tasty burger. Credit: McDonald's
As a result, there's been a shortage of various ingredients of late - for Maccie's, they're struggling to get enough tomatoes.
In order to eke out the stock they do have, Big Tasty and Big Tasty with Bacon burgers will now only be served with one slice of tomato instead of two.
Granted, there are worse things they could be short on - the special Big Tasty sauce being a prime example.
However, one customer who noticed a missing tomato slice from their burger spoke about it on Twitter yesterday (6 April).
Tagging McDonald's UK's official account, they asked: "What's happening with the missing tomatoes? Do we need the Sherlock Holmes to solve the mystery? Is this another Brexit benefit?"
Hi Ja, we are currently experiencing a shortage in our supply of tomatoes. As a result, the Big Tasty and Big Tasty with Bacon are being served with one slice of tomato rather than two. We apologise for any inconvenience.
— McDonald's UK (@McDonaldsUK) April 6, 2022
As well as responding to the customer, McDonald's also provided a statement on the situation.
A spokesperson told LADbible: "We are currently experiencing a shortage in our supply of tomatoes.
"As a result, the Big Tasty and the Big Tasty with Bacon are being served with one slice of tomato rather than two.
"We apologise for any inconvenience, and thank our customers for their patience. We are working hard to resolve this issue as quickly as possible."
According to Fruitnet.com, a tomato shortage has been created in the UK due to what is being described as the 'perfect storm' of circumstances.
Among the causes are driver protests in Spain over fuel prices, reduced plantings in the UK and the Netherlands and restrictions on tomato exports from Morocco.
Numerous people have commented on social media about the situation, including one person who wrote: "Did you know, we have a tomato shortage in the UK right now?
Some customers have noticed a tomato shortage in their area. Credit: Pexels
"Went to McDonalds yesterday, and they had a sign saying they had a shortage of tomatoes. Went to Sainsbury's after, absolutely zero tomatoes for sale. None!"
Another said: "Popped to McDonald's an hour ago for supper (as you do) and they had signs up saying they could only add one slice of tomato to their burgers due to a national shortage."
LADbible has reached out to McDonald's UK for comment.
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Nowadays, major technology companies pay attention to AI. To use AI to train speech recognition, there must be a voice database corresponding to the statement, and there is a way to train AI. Mozilla, which operates in an open manner, launched the Mozilla Common Voice, which was released on the 6th of last month and began collecting German, French and Welsh audio files. Now Mozilla has opened up the recordings of the normal Chinese language, and the Mozilla Taiwan community has called on the community members to record the daily life conversation.
The Mozilla Foundation, which operates in an open source manner, uses the usual open source power to collect the voice libraries needed for AI training and launch a simultaneous sound project. Mozilla Taiwan Community Facebook Fans posted a post on Saturday, announcing that the official Chinese version of the Tongsheng Project was launched and began to include everyone's voice conversations. Just spend a little time, press the record button on the website, whether on the table or on the phone, you can follow the sentences that appear on the screen and say it in the usual way, contributing to the person who wants to recognize the voice.
At present, on the table machine or mobile browser, you can enter the Chinese version of the simultaneous sound plan and record the daily language of Taiwan. However, due to system limitations, you must download the app under iOS to contribute to the recording, and Android can record directly under the mobile browser.


By IANS, [RxPG] Washington, April 9 - Latest research findings that lack of sufficient phosphate in a bacterium could turn it into a killer could help develop new drugs to disarm the antibiotic resistant pathogens that cause serious hospital-acquired infections.
Pseudomonas aeruginosa, a bacteria that is a common cause of lung infections, also infests the intestinal tract of 20 percent of all Americans and 50 percent of hospitalised patients in the US.
It is one of the hundreds of bacteria that colonise the human intestinal tract, usually causing no apparent harm. It might even be beneficial to its host.
However, once the host is weakened by an illness, surgical procedure or immunosuppressive drugs, the bacteria can cause infection, inflammation, sepsis - and death.
Why P. aeruginosa can suddenly turn on its host has eluded researchers - until now. Scientists have long known that after an operation or organ surgery, levels of inorganic phosphate fall.
The study authors, led by scientists of University of Chicago -, hypothesised that phosphate depletion in the stressed intestinal tract signals P. aeruginosa to become lethal.
To test this theory, they let worms - feed on 'lawns' of P. aeruginosa and Escherichia coli grown in both low-phosphate and high-phosphate media.
Only the worms that ate P. aeruginosa with low levels of phosphate died. The researchers dubbed the phenomenon 'Red Death' since unexpected large red spots appeared on the worms before they died, according to an U-C release.
'These findings provide novel insight into the mechanisms by which P. aeruginosa is able to shift from indolent coloniser to a lethal pathogen when present in the intestinal tract of a stressed host,' said Alexander Zaborin, lead author of the study and a research professional at the U-C Department of Surgery.
The study will be published in the April 14 issue of the Proceedings of the National Academies of Science.


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A Diaphragm is a small dome that blocks the entrance to the cervix to stop sperm from entering the womb.
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Efficacy with typical use
Where there is a risk of inappropriate application, inconsistent use or just plain human error.
Approximately 12 out of every 100 women in a year will experience an unintended pregnancy.
Efficacy with correct use
Approximately 6 out of every 100 women in a year will experience an unintended pregnancy.
FYI without contraception 85 in 100 young women will get pregnant this year. Remember, if you're going to do it it's worth doing right.
Source: Trussell J. Contraceptive Efficacy. Efficacy at typical and correct use figures. In: Hatcher RA, Trussell J, NelsonAL, Cates W, Kowal D, Policar M. Contraceptive Technology: Twentieth Revised Edition. New York NY: Ardent Media, 2011.
Do it properly.
The diaphragm must be inserted, with spermicide, every time you have sex. It needs to stay in for 6 hours after sex, but no more than 24 hours afterwards.
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The diaphragm is a simple tool, it looks like a tiny hat and it just stands in the way stopping any sperm from getting anywhere near your uterus. The dome-shaped flexible disc has a flexible rim and is made from latex rubber or silicone. It is inserted into the vagina to form a barrier between the sperm and the entrance of the woman's womb. Your healthcare provider will need to do an initial fitting to find the right size diaphragm for you.
It doesn't get its efficacy rate alone though, it is highly recommended to combine it with spermicide and that's when the method really comes into its own.
You must put the diaphragm into the vagina before having sex. The diaphragm sounds awkward to use, but it isn't really, just start by washing your hands. Fill the diaphragm up with spermicide and spread some around the edges too just to be safe. Now, act like you're about to put in a tampon, fold the diaphragm in half and slide it up into your vagina and then push it right up until it's covering your cervix.
The great thing is that you can be organized, or last minute, it's up to you; insert hours before or just before sex. The diaphragm can be left in place for up to 24 hours. If you have sex more than once you need to use more spermicide every time you have intercourse. The only rules are, leave it in for at least 6 hours after sex and don't leave it in for more than 24 hours in total. From time to time, check the diaphragm for any damages and replace it if necessary. You should also have the diaphragm checked after childbirth or if you lose more than 15 pounds as you might need to use a different size.
It can be used on demand
It can easily be carried with you
It isn't affected by other medications
It can be used when breastfeeding
Using it can take practice
It requires keeping track of the hours inserted
Not always suitable for women who have given birth
Needs spermicide to be fully effective
It can interfere with spontaneity
It requires initial fitting by healthcare provider
It may cause irritation, allergic reactions, and urinary tract infection
If you keep it in place longer than 24 hours, there is a risk of toxic shock syndrome. Toxic shock is a rare but serious infection
Does not protect against HIV infection (AIDS) and other sexually transmitted infections (STIs)
What happens if I accidentally swallow some spermicide?
Most spermicides have an unpleasant taste but will not usually harm you or make you feel ill, however it is advisable to avoid swallowing excessive amounts. If you are concerned about feeling ill following swallowing some spermicide, you should seek the advice of a healthcare provider.
How is a diaphragm fitted?
A pelvic examination by either a physician or a skilled healthcare provider is required for fitting diaphragms. Fitting rings are produced by diaphragm manufacturers in various sizes and with different rim types. Sizes range from 50 to 105 mm. They are most commonly available in flat spring or coil spring rim types. Diaphragms between 60 -85 mm in diameter will provide the correct fit for most women. Initially the fitting ring size is estimated by clinical assessment of the vaginal length. Smaller or larger sizes are then inserted until the correct fit is achieved. It is important that each individual is fitted with the type of rim that she will ultimately use as the rim type can affect fit and ease of insertion. It should fit snugly into the upper half of the vagina. The user should practice insertion under supervision and placement should be inspected to ensure that the fitting ring is correctly positioned in the vagina. Fitting is best done when the bladder is not empty so that the user can test to ensure that urination is easily accomplished with the selected fitting ring in place. The diaphragm may require resizing following a full-term pregnancy, pelvic surgery, or abortion, or if there is a major change in weight.
Do I remove the diaphragm immediately after sex?
A diaphragm should be removed no sooner than 6 hours after intercourse and can be left in place for up to 24 hours after intercourse. Additional spermicide is required with subsequent acts of intercourse. If more spermicide is required it should be placed in the vagina and the diaphragm should be left in place.
How does a spermicide work?
Spermicides contain substances that kill sperm. Some products also form a thick foam or mucus which blocks the cervix and acts as a barrier against the sperm. They can come in the form of foam, foaming tablets, pessaries, creams, jellies and sponges. Spermicides are not effective enough when used alone, and should be used in combination with barrier methods such as the diaphragm or cap.
What happens if I want to have sex spontaneously?
The diaphragm can be inserted immediately before or up to 6 hours before intercourse. Some people do find that this might interfere with spontaneity.
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Welcome to Marvel Strike Force Heroes page. This is the full description of MSF Hulk stats, skills and abilities.
Hulk is an Avenger Protector who gets stronger as his Health goes down. His first skill delivers medium damage but if Hulk is under 50% of Health it always applies Offense up. His second skill is Taunt which can also heal him for 9000 HP + 10% of his maximum Health and clear negative effects if he is under 50% Health. Hulk's ultimate strikes primary and adjacent targets for the high amount of damage and this damage is multiplied if Hulk is near death. Like all other Hulk's skills, his passive provides him with bonuses when he drops below 50% of Health – he gains Speed Up and Deathproof. Hulk is a very slow hero and because of that, you will not see him in Arena often. Nevertheless, he can be useful in Blitz and Raids. Hulk is obtainable only through achievement rewards and his price is 180 shards.
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Traditional Gaelic songs from the North West Highlands. Rob Donn Mackay (1714) was one of the area's most prolific and talented bards. His songs are brimming with humour and spirit and, as you hear on this album, his more serious side brought us songs of depth and poignancy. Drine, the multimedia show, was commissioned by Taigh na Gàidhlig Mhealanais and performed at Celtic Connections 2014 to celebrate the bard's 300th anniversary. Talented Sutherland musicians, Suzanne Houston, Carol-Anne MacKay, Rhona Sutherland, Catriona MacLeod and James Graham invite singers from the area to perform with them a selection of the bard's best loved and lesser known songs.


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The drought is far from over.
Namoi Unlimited will call on the Commonwealth Government to extend drought funding for member councils.
The decision was the result of a meeting between members of the joint organisation in Gunnedah this week.
The five member councils of the JO – Walcha, Liverpool Plains Shire, Tamworth Regional, Gwydir Shire and Gunnedah shire – each received $1 million under the government's Drought Communities Program but feel more is needed.
Chair Jamie Chaffey said the joint organisation had been asked to provide feedback to the government after members met with special drought envoy Barnaby Joyce on a recent advocacy trip to Canberra.
"We were asked to provide feedback on what the commonwealth can do to help drought-affected communities, and there's a feeling within our organisation that additional round of funding to stimulate the economy is needed," Mr Chaffey said.
"An additional round of funding of potentially up to $2 million for each of our councils won't make grass grow or put water in dams but it will send money through local businesses, community groups and support employment during this time.
We have a valuable insight into what our communities say will help them through this ongoing period of drought.
Mr Chaffey said the Drought Communities Program was an "excellent initiative".
"Our member councils have responded positively to the program, demonstrating that we are capable of acting quickly and efficiently to plan and deliver projects to stimulate our local economies," he said.
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Hermann Papst (* 13. August 1902 in Aussig, Böhmen; † 6. Mai 1981 in St. Georgen im Schwarzwald) war ein deutscher Elektrotechniker.

Herkunft
Seine Eltern waren der Buchhalter aus Glauchau Hugo Papst (1870–1941) und dessen Ehefrau Else Fischer (1870–1951) aus Oldisleben in Thüringen.

Leben
Im Alter von acht Jahren zog er mit den Eltern nach Wien. Sein Interesse galt den Naturwissenschaften und der Technik. 1914 bastelt er seinen ersten Rundfunkempfänger. Mit 17 Jahren erhielt er sein erstes Patent für die Entwicklung einer elektrischen Pendeluhr. Drei Jahre später baute er das erste Motorfahrrad mit einer neuartigen Wälzfederung.

1925 zog er nach Berlin. Hier traf er den Franzosen Achille Boitel, der die Idee hatte, ein Grammophon zu bauen, das sowohl mit einem Elektromotor als auch mit einem Federwerkmotor laufen kann. (Daher der Name Dual.) Papst konstruierte dieses kombinierte Elektrofederwerk und optimierte es.

Auf der Internationalen Funkausstellung in Berlin lernte er Christian Steidinger aus St. Georgen im Schwarzwald kennen, in dessen Firma er am 22. März 1928 als Chefkonstrukteur begann und die später unter dem Namen Dual firmierte. In dieser Zeit entstand auch der Federwerkmotor Mooly, der Verwendung fand in dem 1936 von Leitz beauftragten Schnellaufzug für die Leica III.

1935 erfand er einen Außenläufermotor mit einem äußerst gleichmäßigen Gang und einem geringen Streufeld, der sich für die um 1950 auf den Markt kommenden Tonbandgeräte und Schreibmaschinen als besonders geeignet erwies.

Nach 1935 beschäftigte er sich mit Problemen des Farbfernsehens und der Bildspeicherung für eine Großprojektion von Fernsehbildern.

1937 kündigte er bei Steidinger, machte sich ohne ausreichende wirtschaftliche Grundlage selbständig, eröffnete in St. Georgen sein eigenes Ingenieurbüro, und entwickelte seinen Außenläufermotor weiter. 1942 entstand die Firma Papst-Motoren. Zehn Jahre später beschäftigte er 130 Mitarbeiter, 1960 schon tausend. Besondere Verdienste erwarb er sich durch seine Mitarbeit an der internationalen Normung auf dem Gebiet der Elektromotoren.

Nach seinem Tod 1981 übernahmen die beiden Söhne Georg und Günther die Firma. 1992 verkauften sie das angeschlagene Unternehmen an die Elektrobau Mulfingen GmbH & Co. KG, die seit 2003 ebm-papst heißt.

Veröffentlichungen
Wirken und Werden der Volkswirtschaft: Möglichkeiten des Staates zur Förderung ; Sparvorgänge und Entstehung der Einkommen; 1933
DAL, der Dampf-Auftrieb-Lufttransporter mit Sauglandung: nebst weiteren Materialien der Papst-Motoren KG; 1969

Literatur
Friedemann Maurer: Hermann Papst: Leben und Werk eines Erfinders; Stadler, 2002

Weblinks
http://www.tonbandmuseum.info/die-firma-papst.html

Quellen

Persönlichkeit der Elektrotechnik
Person (St. Georgen im Schwarzwald)
Deutscher
Geboren 1902
Gestorben 1981
Mann

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Portland transportation bureau staffer receives national traffic safety award
Posted by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor) on April 5th, 2016 at 10:23 am
Winners of the 2016 NHTSA Public Service Award. PBOT employee Greg Raisman is 2nd from left in the grey suit.
(Photo: NHTSA)
Portland Bureau of Transportation employee Greg Raisman has been recognized by the U.S. Department of Transportation for his dedication to safer streets.
Raisman is one of 16 people from around the country who were toasted at a gala event last night at the annual Lifesavers Conference that wraps up in Long Beach, California today. Over 2,500 people and 90 exhibitors attended this year's conference which is in its 34th year and bills itself as, "a forum for the presentation of proven countermeasures and initiatives that address today's critical highway safety problems." The event is run by a nonprofit and gets most of its funding from the auto industry and insurance companies.
A traffic safety programs specialist at PBOT, Raisman was recognized for his work on Portland's neighborhood greenways — the residential streets where cycling and walking are prioritzed over auto use. He was honored with a Public Service Award from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The inscription on the plaque he received reads: "In recognition of working to reshape roadways into safer, more equitable, and comfortable streets for pedestrians and bicyclists through community engagement across Portland and Seattle."
Raisman (probably on his own free time) presenting about bike safety at the Pedal Nation Bike Show in 2011.
Many of you who read BikePortland and/or work in street activism in this region are probably well aware of Raisman. He's been the subject of numerous articles here on the front page over the past decade including an interview in 2008. He's been at the front lines of this fight for many years, spurred in part by the death of his roommate who was killed in a crash while cycling a few blocks from his home in 1998.
Raisman is the consummate advocrat — someone who deftly walks the line between passionate advocate and agency employee. His work has led to many things you probably take for granted today: bike parking corrals, intersection paintings, the NE Holman "pocket park," and much more.
At the city's 2012 Transportation Safety Summit (what used to be an annual event under former Mayor Sam Adams) Raisman made the case for neighborhood greenways after someone in the audience questioned whether investing in them was a wise use of city funds. Here's how he responded:
"What we're doing with this strategy and effort is to say, we're going to have a neighborhood greenway system that will basically be like our bus system for walking and biking. It will be a basic level of service that serves the whole city. Everybody in the whole city should be able to have a basic level of active transportation that's safe and accessible to them in their home… We're going to plant trees, we're going to manage stormwater, we're going to make it safe, we're going to make it comfortable and we're not going to just make it comfortable for the young, fit person, we're really looking to make it comfortable and safe for everybody that lives in our city, and that's why I'm excited.
In terms of the money side… We're averaging about $141,000 a mile. To give you a sense of that, $250,000 buys one traffic signal. Building this network is a great value and when we leverage that on our busy streets that support local business and bring more money and people to those streets, making those major investments on those busy streets like Broadway and all these others are really important and that's why people will continue to support it."
On a more somber note, following a spate of tragic crashes in late 2007 Raisman wrote a guest essay for us titled, From sadness to action. In it, he urged the community to turn grief into action: "Speaking from experience, I can tell you that you can do something to make our streets safer. Volunteer. Start your own effort. Support funding efforts that provide the necessary resources. Attend every street project meeting you can. Join the huge network of people who are working hard to make Portland or the streets where you live safe and pleasant. Remember that as we increase safety for the most vulnerable roadway users, we increase safety for everyone. Be the change."
Thanks for being the change Greg! I hate to think where we'd be today in Portland without your work, support of the grassroots, and personal advocacy all these years!
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Go By Bike April 5, 2016 at 10:51 am
Well deserved! I would start a petition for Greg to have keys to the city but he already know everyone in the city and doesn't need any keys 🙂
Peejay April 5, 2016 at 10:54 am
Good job, Greg! Keep it up!
Gregg Lavender April 5, 2016 at 10:58 am
Way to go Greg! And well deserved!
Adam H. April 5, 2016 at 11:01 am
Contrats on the award!
Greenways were a good way to get bike infra for cheap, but it's time to retire them. Traffic-calmed corridors are becoming less and less effective as a tool – especially when PBOT skimps on diversion. We need to be looking at more holistic, neighborhood-based traffic calming measures. PBOT should be picking specific neighborhoods, deciding where diversion is needed in the grid, and implementing road diets where needed (mainly arterials).
Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor) April 5, 2016 at 11:26 am
Your comment bugs me because I think Greg deserves time and space to enjoy this recognition and I do not want this thread to devolve into a long back-forth about the merits of greenways. I hope you (and others!) understand. There are and will be plenty of times and places for that conversation. Thanks.
Sorry about that. I intended it as more of a thanks for all the hard work you put in, now it's time to look forward. I didn't intend to understate the importance of his award.
David Hampsten, now in Greensboro NC April 5, 2016 at 1:17 pm
Greg's importance isn't just about making better bike infrastructure happen, but also working with others to make bike advocate voices be heard by elected officials and by other bureaucrats, to be articulated in a way that decision-makers can work with, rather than the pointless whining about some particular solution being better than another that you often see on this blog (we all do it, I'm not trying to pick on anyone). He has had a huge impact in Portland in shepherding bike advocate efforts into effective change.
Adam H. April 5, 2016 at 1:29 pm
I am not familiar with Greg's work, but it sounds like he has done a lot for bike advocacy. Especially for advocates like myself who clearly lack the effective communication skills to work within city government.
Steve B. April 5, 2016 at 12:55 pm
"Greenways were a good way to get bike infra for cheap, but it's time to retire them."
No thanks. I love riding and strolling on our Neighborhood Greenways. More please!
MaxD April 5, 2016 at 2:41 pm
fI know we are not supposed to debate teh merits of greenways, but I will say that, although I do not think they are be all/end all of a bike network, they contribute HUGELY to getting around town comfortably, and equally important, they are great neighborhood amenities. When I ride greenways, esp. Willamette and Going, I am sharing the street with joggers, parents with strollers, dogwalkers, skateboarders, rollerbladers, etc. That is a huge contribution to the livability of Portland, so , thanks Greg!
Rebecca April 5, 2016 at 11:14 am
Greg! Greg! Greg! Greg!
Bill Stites April 5, 2016 at 11:36 am
Great to see Greg recognized for his many contributions. Congrats Greg!!
Greg Raisman April 5, 2016 at 11:37 am
Thank you so much for the super kind words, Jonathan. It feels really great to be recognized for a lot of hard work. BUT, there's still tons of work to get done. I feel lucky to be a part of the Portland community and can't wait to keep moving forward together!
Kristi Finney Dunn April 5, 2016 at 1:25 pm
I am so proud, honored, and thankful to know you. Thankful (for one reason) because you are the one who pointed me to Families For Safe Streets in NYC and now we have our own local group! Thanks to THAT, I'm a member of the Vision Zero Task Force. I like to think I'm doing what you said to do in that article (which I'd never read) and much of it has to do with your lead, inspiration, and support. I'll continue to look to you as the way-shower that you are! CONGRATULATIONS!
Joe Adamski April 5, 2016 at 11:45 am
Dang Greg! A suit… whoodathunk we'd see that! Congratulations, and thanks for carrying the torch.
hopeful April 5, 2016 at 11:48 am
When you say that "There's still tons of work to get done" what specifically are you looking at? I'd love to read an interview. I want to know your vision (In the short term and the not so short term.) Any large projects that you would like to see happen? Maybe a bike/ ped bridge over I-84 at 7th or 9th? Maybe a separated Cycletrack from Hollywood to the Broadway Bridge to PSU? Or a Cycletrack on 82nd or MLK?
David Sweet April 5, 2016 at 12:06 pm
Congratulations Greg on this well-deserved recognition. I'm very grateful that you are here doing this work for Portland.
Way to go Greg and thank you for the leadership!
mh April 5, 2016 at 1:08 pm
Recognition is nice.
Have a good beer on me, Greg. You know where, just say when.
Robert Ping April 5, 2016 at 3:06 pm
Congratulations, Greg! You earned this!!!
Todd Boulanger April 5, 2016 at 4:01 pm
Congrats Greg. (And to see Greg in a suit too!)
Betsy Reese April 5, 2016 at 8:55 pm
Just to mention one of many stories that can be told about Greg:
About 7 or 8 years ago Greg was interviewed by a local TV program about bike safety in Portland. At the end of the interview, he was asked, "What is your biggest fear?" Greg said, "My biggest fear is that a bicyclist will be killed at N. Broadway/Flint/Wheeler."
The odds of that happening have diminished since then, and when the big ODOT/PBOT project at that location is finished this year, they will have diminished considerably further. Greg Raisman had a very big hand in that.
Of course when a fatality is prevented, we never know whose family and friends have been spared that grief. As unthinkable as it is, it could be yours, or it could be mine. It's appropriate that Greg has received a lifesaver award.
K'Tesh April 5, 2016 at 9:36 pm
Spencer Boomhower April 7, 2016 at 1:40 am
Nice work, Greg! Well-deserved.
Ted Buehler April 8, 2016 at 12:10 am
Thanks for all your efforts, Greg!
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vylo
July 19, 2017 11:51 PM PDT
One of the things I liked in EQ1 was how much unique charm some of the playable character models had, in particular the Ogres, Trolls, Dwarves, Gnomes, and Halflings. While their faces were partly where their racial quirks were expressed, what reinforced it even more was their body proportions and sizes. Since their proportions dictated a lot of how they animated, everything about how they moved and existed in the world had a lot of character and charm.
It gave the playable races a wide variety of tones. If you wanted to play a more serious looking character you might pick something like a Dark Elf, Barbarian, or Erudite, whose bodies were sleek, strong, and elegant respectively. If you wanted to play something that looked more lighthearted you might pick a clumsy Ogre or a shuffling Halfling. Regardless of the amount of impact it may have had on how people chose their characters, it populated the world with races that looked and felt tonally very different from each other.
In Pantheon, the different races seem to inhabit a much narrower range of tones. They all seem badass-oriented to me, in particular in their body proportions. Looking at the Ogre, Dwarf, and Halfling models, for example, I'd hope to see some racial exaggeration and quirks expressed in their proportions and sizes, and eventually in their animations. From what I've seen so far, the Ogre looks like a strong human, the Dwarf looks like a stout human, and the Halfling looks like a smallish human, which feels like a missed opportunity in terms of establishing real look/feel differences between races.
Note: This feedback comes more from wanting unique look/feel/tone aspects to the races than from wanting to match EQ
This post was edited by vylo at July 20, 2017 2:45 AM PDT
kellindil
July 20, 2017 5:10 AM PDT
I don't believe we have seen a halfling? Kilsin's rogue was human, the Wizard was a Gnome, the shaman(s) were Orge and Archai, and then the Dwarf.
In any case, I am loving the direction the models are taking. Remember that character customization will most likely add in some options to make the races look less "human clone-like".
I WANT the halflings to just be teenage looking humans. That's their lore. They used to basically be human, but they were from a different world from the humans on Terminus. They were only dubbed Halflings due to the curse that made them eternally young looking.
Pantheon is taking the races down their own path. The orges in this game seem to look more like a traditional half-orge or half-orc. Very human like with features of each parent race.
VR seems to be taking a rea;ism approach to the character models rather than a characture aproach or some weird stylised art.
I like it. I am quite happy with what I have seen thus far.
Bazgrim
July 20, 2017 10:06 AM PDT
I'd agree, but as stated in this thread, the concept art we've seen was just a first pass and should not be treated as the final iteration, and also more importantly, not representative of 100% of the members of that race. It's not like every single character will look just like the ones in the lineup. That is just a tiny sampling. From Istuulamae:
"So while the art we're all referencing is accurate to a type of Halfling, it is not indicative of all Halflings. But you guys have one image to analyze, and I don't fault you for constructing a broader picture from it."
"The art and 'Lineup' of the new website was done as a first pass rendering of each race. One aspect that has already been reviewed internally is the relative height of each race as depicted in the lineup wallpaper..."
"We will have race-specific sliders that will allow for reasonable and appropriate variance... I can't say whether or not the norms of the final iteration will be more to your liking, but I can say that we're not done tinkering with proportions, relative size and so on."
(Source: https://www.pantheonmmo.com/content/forums/topic/4909/more-different-than-gnomes ;)
So I'd say you're not the only one - just wait... you may be pleasantly surprised with the final product :)
This post was edited by Bazgrim at July 20, 2017 10:09 AM PDT
I would just echo Bazgrim's sentiments with this caveat; if you're looking for a complete overhaul of the character models to more closely reflect the ideas you've expressed then you may be disappointed. The possible changes referenced by the team will remain within the existing framework they've worked all these years to build. While we still may see changes to proportions, relative size, height, etc. it's extremely unlikely that there will be a complete paradigm shift.


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