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I have never had any feedback from the frontend of my SV, i ride it fast even so e.g trackdays kneedown etc anyone know how i can get a bit of confidence in what the front tyre is doing (BT010) heavier oil what type? different springs how much? currently on 4 lines showing on preload at front 5 at rear (2002SVS) Any ideas?
Never had any confidence in my front end (as it were) it always felt as though it was going to slide away. Then I got elmerfud to sort me out with a set of Ohlins on the front and set the suspension properly for me . Now the front end feels really planted!
Went to the ohlins site but what do i buy????
The spring rate you want depends on your weight (measure it without leathers etc.) You can find a spring rate vs rider weight calculator on the racetech site. The std Ohlins spring (.8Kg/mm) for the SV is 'ideal' for a rider of about 13.5 st. I'm just under 11st and find it fine. So if you are in that sort of range then no problem. The matching oil for that spring is 10w.
currently on 4 lines showing on preload at front 5 at rear (2002SVS) Any ideas?
I think you need to look little further than this for the moment... tighten up that front suspension... and you'll start feeling what's going on! Check the tyre pressures too - it all makes a difference!


Dr. Philippe Terheggen is Senior VP of Physical Sciences II at Elsevier and governor of the Dutch Publishers Association.
Originally a medical scientist, he has an international background in book and journal publishing, marketing and product innovation. His current role at Elsevier is focused on journal publishing and conferences in areas that cover chemistry, engineering, energy, climate, food security, water management, geological sciences, and a product group focused on industry titles. He is married to an immunologist and has two children.
Over the years, Dr. Philippe Terheggen has met with journal editors from around the world. One question they often ask him is, "How does Elsevier decide to launch a new journal?" In this article, originally published in Editors' Update, he shares some of the key factors he and his colleagues consider when deciding whether to add a new title to the Elsevier collection.
If you have an idea for a new journal in your field, please email an outline of your proposal to stjnlsemarketing@elsevier.com.
Elsevier has journals in a number of fields that have recently experienced extraordinary growth. Just think of the environment, cities, global risk management, food and energy security and water, as well as certain areas in chemistry, engineering and chemical engineering. Journals in these fields have experienced increases in submitted articles of 20 percent, 30 percent, even 40 percent, and those deluges have generated a number of challenges. Hats off to our editors and their publishers who have tackled these challenges head-on — often while achieving faster editorial speeds and higher citations per article, too.
Our first step is always to consider whether this growth can be absorbed into an existing journal. That is the ideal scenario: existing journals provide a perfect infrastructure for new topics. In fact, the majority of new content is absorbed by existing journals. Sometimes though, we need to look outside our current titles, and one important consideration is always whether the topic is of interest to an established community or has a wider appeal.
Let me give a simple example. City planners and environmentalists are two distinct communities. Because of environmental pressures, however, both have become interested in the topic of urban climate - they just approach it from different angles. While these communities may cite each others' articles, they don't necessarily work together, and perhaps a new journal is just what is needed to bridge that gap. Antropocene and Sustainable Cities and Society are perfect examples of new Elsevier journals launched to serve researchers from different disciplines. In these circumstances, we may support the journal launch with a conference, like the ones we held for Algal Research and Spatial Statistics. You could say, in fact, that new journals and conferences help to support the creation of new interdisciplinary communities.
Compare that to the scenario of a community of materials engineers who come up with a new research area relevant to most of their peers: chances are high that their existing journals can provide suitable homes for this new research. And nine out of 10 times that's what happens: an existing journal, now with expanded aims and scope, proves to be suitable for new in-community topics. Still, that can change. If a new technology or method, even from an existing community, becomes large or its relevance increases, we may need to create a new journal, as happened with Methods in Oceanography. A new journal can also prove the solution when readers show a preference for a certain editorial format (for example, rapid communications, case reports or review articles). Case Studies in Engineering Failure Analysis, Current Opinion in Chemical Engineering and Energy Strategy Reviews are recent examples of such journals.
The discussions we have with our journal editors and other researchers.
Market research on topics and key words.
Cose study of citation analysis and citation maps.
The majority of journal proposals are made by our publishers, and these are always discussed with editors and other scientists and professionals in our network. I believe that shows the important role our Publishers play in keeping a close eye on new trends.
Sometimes we receive external proposals for new journal launches from one of the 570 societies we already have a publishing relationship with. Societies seek our expertise, competencies and resources to support new journals. The reverse may also take place: we could actively seek out society alliances for new journals in areas where we have long-term relationships with learned societies or academic or professional organizations. Our collaboration with the International Water Association on new titles such as Water Resources and Industry is a prime example.
We've taken the decision that a new journal is necessary and the time is ripe so what happens next? There are a few different paths we can follow. If we are already well represented in that area, we may decide to launch a single journal, as we did with Sustainable Energy Technologies and Assessments end Ecosystem Services. However, in other areas – and this happened recently with the launch of Climate Risk Management, Urban Climate and Weather and Climate Extremes — we may simultaneously launch several related journals. This makes a bigger impact and allows us to send a clear message to authors and funders that there are new outlets available for their research. It also allows the journals to work together and support each other: for example, by using the article transfer service to find a more appropriate home for out-of-scope manuscripts.
Every time a new journal is launched, we work hard to ensure it is a well-considered, and hopefully balanced, solution that meets the community's needs.
Another factor to consider is what kind of business model is appropriate for a new journal. We continue to launch journals under the subscription model, typically also including the (hybrid) open-access model. Post acceptance, these hybrid titles offer authors the option to pay for open access to his or her article. In addition, as with the previously mentionedWeather and Climate Extremes, we are also launching full gold open-access titles. Let me also state the obvious – open access content should have the same high editorial standards as any other.
As you can see, the answer to your original question is that no one size fits all. Every time a new journal is launched, we work hard to ensure it is a well-considered, and hopefully balanced, solution that meets the community's needs.
Finally, at Elsevier, we are always very open to receiving suggestions from you and are happy to look at all topics, formats and models. If you believe there is a good case for launching a new journal in your field, please do let your publisher know.
I have a suggestion to launch a new journal that is focused on the rapidly developing field of two-dimensional materials and devices. Since the discovery of graphene, interest in 2D materials has exploded world-wide. Graphene has now been joined by a wide variety of other materials such as transition metal dichalcogenides (Molybdenum disulphide, niobium diselenide etc), boron nitride and, recently, even 2D hafnium metal. In parallel with developments in material growth and characterization there is intense research activity in developing electronic and photonic devices from 2D materials. Given the extremely rapid pace of growth in this area it is very worthwhile to launch an exclusive journal to cater for the needs of the growing community of researchers working on 2D materials and devices. This journal can have a title such as 2D Materials, Electronics and Photonics (2DMEP). I have worked for many years in nanotechnology and see a very strong case for a journal like this. If there is an interest in this proposition then I can send in more details about myself and about prospects for this kind of publication. Faiz Rahman, PhD. Paul C. Stocker Visiting Professor - Ohio University, Athens, Ohio, USA.
Dear professor Rahman, when launching new journals, we always do this together with the input of specific scientific communities. Also, a proportion of new journal ideas is based on journal proposals which we receive. Therefore, let's talk offline soon! One of our publishers will contact you this week. Many thanks for contacting to us, Philippe Terheggen.
Dear Lamri, if you like, kindly send me a message to me (p.terheggen@elsevier.com), and we'll take it from there. We are always actively searching and analysing our markets for journal launch ideas or extensions of the aims and scopes of existing journals. So, we certainly want to listen to your view for your specific academic area. Meanwhile many thanks for approaching us. Philippe.


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Car Swap #2: 2003 Porsche 911 Carrera 4 Cabriolet (aka 996 C4 cab)
Although my 2002 911 Turbo is among the least desirable of the 911s, the non-turbo versions are the real "black sheep" of the 911 family. Porsche snobs hate the headlights (same as on the Turbo), the interior (same as the Turbo), and the water cooling (same as the Turbo). With somewhat more justification, they also carp about the rear main seal (RMS), which tends to leak, and the intermediate shaft (IMS) bearing, which can fail and destroy your engine at any moment (which is NOT the same on the Turbo, which has a different engine).
But after a week in this car, I call nonsense on all that. Because this car is great. I mean it. If I were interested in long-term owning a 911, I would choose this over my Turbo. This comparison is an object lesson in how "too much car" can be less than "just the right amount of car."
So how is this car different from mine? Well, obviously it's a convertible. And that turns out to be a pretty big deal, especially on a nice day. And it's not too windy in the cabin, even at 70 mph on the highway. I wouldn't want to spend hours that way, but it's perfectly delightful for a half hour commute on the freeway (which is more than I can say for the original Miata).
The engine, of course, is not turbocharged (in car lingo, this means it's "naturally aspirated"). It's also a completely a different design. In the 996tt, the engine is descended from the Mezger engines used in Porsche race cars, putting out 415hp. In the regular 996, it was a newly developed engine, putting out 296-320 horsepower depending on the model year. Most (in)famously, the 996 engine featured an IMS bearing that has a propensity to fail for lack of lubrication, necessitating an engine transplant. It's not clear how often this failure actually occurs (some estimate that it's as low as 1% of these cars), but the anxiety about it has ruthlessly driven down prices on the 996-era cars (even the Turbos, which don't have this problem). The good news is that (1) the IMS-bearing can be fixed with after-market bearing assemblies and (2) this means that solid 911s in model years 1999-2004 can be had for ~$20k.
The car I had for the week was the "Carrera 4" version, which means that it's all-wheel-drive, like my Turbo. This adds some weight when compared to the rear-wheel-drive versions ("C2"), but with all the engine weight hanging off the back end of the car, I personally feel safer knowing that the front wheels can pull me out if I lose the back end in a skid (thanks to Porsche's PSM traction control system).
What else makes this car better for daily life than my Turbo? Well, it rides a bit higher, on a softer suspension, which makes it easier on city streets. The clutch has more feel than the hydraulically augmented clutch in my Turbo, making it easier for hill starts and stop-and-go traffic. And the engine revs more freely to the redline and with a more delightful engine note (in a Turbo, the engine note is a bit obscured by having to get through the two turbochargers before reaching the outside air). It turns out the 315hp offered is more than good enough at reasonable speeds, even if it does lack the remarkable torque of the Turbo (especially in 5th and 6th gear). Overall the car feels lighter and smaller than the Turbo (more "tossable" in car lingo). The visibility with the top down is, of course, without compare.
After a week of traded cars, the two of us agreed: all-in-all, for regular daily driving, the non-Turbo convertible is more fun and easier to live with than the Turbo. That said, on the open road, at speeds over 90mph, it's a different story...
UPDATE: Here's a great article explaining why this generation of the 911 is a performance car bargain. Of course, now that people are saying that, the prices will start going up!

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Australian businesses warned to adapt to climate risk or face dire consequences
A recent report by the Business Council for Sustainable Development Australia (BCSDA) has said Australian companies must adapt to climate risk or face dire consequences.
The report, Business Climate Resilience: Thriving Through the Transformation (full report here), said there was a great need for both the government and private sectors to respond to the climate emergency. It stated that urgent action by these sectors to mitigate the effects of the climate emergency would require a complete re-prioritizing of the economy.
"There is an urgent need for governments and the private sector to take bold climate action. This is a critical necessity to reduce emissions drastically, and to make the transition to a net-zero emissions world that is aligned with the 1.5°C scenario of the Paris Agreement," the report stated.
Showing resilience to survive
The report stated that only those businesses that can adapt and show resilience to the changing climate will survive. However, it found that, if such business policies were implemented, they would result in avoided losses, as well as economic, social and environmental benefits.
The Council proposed three key areas where companies can focus on building their resistance to a changing climate.
Develop and maintain ambitious mitigation efforts.
Adapt to ensure business continuity in the face of climate-related physical risks.
Assess the connections, dependencies and value to society and nature.
The importance of the business sector in adapting to climate change
BCSD Australia CEO, Andrew Petersen, highlighted the importance of the business sector in adapting to change and providing economic resilience to climate change.
"The delivery of the Paris Agreement objectives and the Sustainable Development Goals depends on the ability of businesses to connect climate, nature and people to assure a resilient future for business and society," Petersen said.
"In response [to the economic transformation] Australian companies will need to adopt resilience strategies that include ambitious mitigation measures to adapt to climate change impacts, as well as steps to strategically transform so that they can benefit from new opportunities and address unprecedented risks."
Reserve Bank warns of risks associated with climate change
The report comes as the Reserve Bank — Australia's central bank — warned of the risk of climate change to investors and insurers.
"An increase in the frequency and severity of natural disasters will increase the incidence of damage to, or destruction of, physical assets that are insured or used as collateral," the RBA said in a statement.
It went on to highlight the risk of a changing climate to the business sector.
"Assets that are exposed to increasing physical risk – such as property located in bushfire-prone or coastal areas – could decline in value, particularly if these risks become uninsurable.
The RBA added that climate change "could also reduce certain types of business income that is used to service loans."
The examples it gave include changing rainfall patterns that result in lower or less predictable income from agriculture, more frequent storms disrupting supply chains and therefore sales, and damage to natural assets that reduce tourism income."
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With 12 Taco Party Packs and refreshing Baja Blasts, there is no question as to how Taco Bell attracts over 40 million customers each week in the United States. Unfortunately, each of these orders presents a more pressing issue: sustainable packaging.
Each year, only 29% of all fast-food containers and packaging are recovered. The rest accumulates in landfills, unable to serve another purpose in their lifetime. Fortunately, Taco Bell wants to address the issue of sustainable packaging.
Kicking 2020 off with a bang, the fast-food giant recently released a plan promising a sustainable mindset. Here's what its plan is all about.
Sustainable Packaging: Recyclable, Compostable, and Reusable Products Only
Last week, Taco Bell announced its goal to make all consumer-facing packaging recyclable, compostable, or reusable by 2025 world wide.
With 7,000 stores open across the globe, the company sits as one of the largest fast-food corporations in the world. However, with this comes great environmental responsibility. Fortunately, Mark King, Taco Bell's CEO, is already preparing for the company's future.
In his own words, "As Taco Bell expands its footprint, our responsibility to drive positive impact increases."
Taco Bell CEO Mark King emphasizes his company's increased focus on sustainability.
Credit: Washington Speakers Bureau
King adds, "Our business growth in the last decade has positioned us to create change for good and implement creative solutions for our planet, our people and our food. We're excited to shake things up and make 2020 even more about what matters most: our purpose".
Fast-Food Giant Eliminates Chemicals and Adds In-Store Recycling Opportunities
In order to achieve its goal for sustainable packaging, Taco Bell is altering many of its products.
Moving forward, several things such as fountain drink cups to paper bags will no longer have PFAS, Phthalates, and BPA. Despite being found in many food packaging, there is an unsettling link between these chemicals and multiple negative health effects.
For example, research suggests that BPA, or bisphenol A, may cause cancer and affect brain development in the womb.
By doing so, the brand strives to increase its products' ability to be recycled, compostable, or reusable. Taco Bell did not release any information on what materials they will be using in its future packaging.
In addition to this, Taco Bell will also be offering sustainable in-store options in the near future. As of right now, these changes include implementing recycling and/or composting bins into all restaurants (where infrastructure permits).
However, there is a possibility that the restaurant will soon be supplying reusable food baskets for dine-in meals.
Taco Bell's Previous Actions On Sustainable Packaging
In 2019, Taco Bell banned plastic straws from all of its locations in Romania and Moldova. Unfortunately, the company does not have any official commitments on bans involving plastic bags or foam containers.
Reducing Its Carbon Footprint
There is no doubt that Taco Bell is ringing in the new year with ambitious goals. However, this is not the first time that it has tried to implement sustainable goals.
In 2019, the fast-food giant publicized 7 of its prioritized goals. Surprisingly, almost half of them can be attributed to reducing its carbon footprint.
For example, Taco Bell vowed to work to ensure that all its beef is sustainable, as well as to improve recycling efforts and include menu diversity for those leaning towards a plant-based diet.
Although already having successfully launched new favorites like the Black Bean Crunchwrap, it seems like Taco Bell hopes to continue this momentum.
As another one of its 2020 goals, the company is currently striving to be the number one QSR for vegetarians.
Needless to say, environmental activists, vegetarians, and flexitarians around the globe are all happy for these announcements.
It's Time For All Fast-Food Brands To Use Sustainable Packaging
With its efforts, Taco Bell is one of many fast-food restaurants to begin adopting a greener mindset. Working with similar ideas, McDonald's, Starbucks, and Subway have already made sustainable commitments. However, there is still room for improvement in this industry.
Although there are many options for companies to reduce their environmental footprint, there are a few ideas that should be implemented as soon as possible:
Reduce packaging or use of plastic wherever possible.
Ditch hard to recycle materials such as polystyrene.
Like Taco Bell, offer in-store recycling opportunities.
By doing so, monumental change can quickly occur.
JetBlue Airways Will Become Carbon Neutral By July 2020, Making It The First In US History
This year, JetBlue Airways Corporation may become the first large U.S. airline to go carbon neutral.
As the quickest way around the world, the airline industry engages with over 4 billion individuals each year. However, it is one of the largest contributors to global greenhouse gas emissions.
Shockingly, a singular commercial flight produces more carbon dioxide than the amount that some citizens produce in an entire year. Taking note of the situation, environmental activists are putting the travel industry under fire and calling out its contribution to climate change.
However, amidst all of the criticism, JetBlue is choosing to step up to the challenge.
In order to do so, the company is set to invest in eco-friendly projects across the globe.
JetBlue Goes Green With Fuel Choices
In a press release publicized on Monday, JetBlue vowed to mitigate emissions and go carbon neutral by July 2020. With expanding efforts, JetBlue can offset 15 to 17 billion pounds of carbon dioxide emissions annually. This is equivalent to removing 1.5 million passenger vehicles off the road each year.
As the leading project in its initiative, the company will be beginning to use sustainable fuel for all flights outbound of San Francisco. Fortunately, the fuel is already fully compatible with the existing jet engine technology.
JetBlue commits to using sustainable fuel for all flights outbound of San Francisco.
Sustainable fuels, or biomass fuels, are any fuels derived from a once-living matter. For example, wood, corn, and other waste from agricultural crops are used in its production. This provides a sustainable solution to fossil fuels being popularly used today.
As of 2018, airplanes produce 11% of all CO2 emissions in the world and significantly contribute to climate change. However, by utilizing this alternative, JetBlue says that they can reduce each flight's fuel carbon footprint by 80%.
JetBlue Makes Becoming Carbon Neutral A Group Effort
On top of its sustainable fuel swap-out, JetBlue stated that they will continue to partner with Carbonfund.org. As a U.S. nonprofit organization, Carbonfund.org focuses on reducing carbon emissions and creating climate solutions.
The airline company and the nonprofit have been working together since 2008. In the last 10 years, the two have already mitigated more than 2.6 billion pounds of CO2 emissions.
On top of this, JetBlue now has new carbon offsetting partners. Adding to the list, EcoAct and South Pole are working with the company to promote carbon-neutral travels.
Airline Goes Green On Land Too
As part of its carbon offsetting program, the airline company is engaging with projects around the world to mitigate the overall need for jet fuel. Focusing on areas that will opt for eco-friendly, renewable resources, JetBlue is striving to lower emissions in the atmosphere when possible.
Currently, JetBlue announced support of carbon offset projects such as:
Forest conservation by declining plans that will convert forests for other purposes.
Promoting landfill gas capture (LFG) and converting it into renewable energy resources.
Developing solar and wind farms to replace the need for fossil fuels like coal, diesel, and furnace oil.
JetBlue did not disclose the cost of any of its sustainable programs.
Collaboration Pivotal in Becoming Carbon Neutral Industry-Wide
According to JetBlue CEO Robin Hayes, the solution to this problem is a community effort.
JetBlue CEO wants other airlines to join in the fight to become carbon neutral.
Credit: Lori Hoffman/Bloomberg
"The airline industry is one of the few industries that has collectively committed to an international emissions reduction goal," said Hayes. "Air travel brings so much good to the world and JetBlue has always been about making our essential industry better. Carbon offsetting is a bridge to, not a silver bullet for, a lower carbon future. Reducing and mitigating our greenhouse gas emissions is a fundamental aspect of our business plan and our mission to inspire humanity."
Hopefully, JetBlue achieves its mission and inspires others to do the same. If several other companies follow JetBlue's environmental initiatives, the future of airline travels may be promising.
Spanish Energy Company Invests $500 Million In South Australian Renewable Energy Park
Recently, Spanish renewable energy company Iberdrola announced that it would invest $500 million in an Australian renewable energy park. Set to be located in Port Augusta, South Australia, the 320MW hybrid solar and wind farm will be operational as soon as 2021.
Why Australia for a New Energy Park?
Currently, Iberdrola already has over 30GW of installed capacity, in Europe, the US and South America. But at the moment, the company has very little presence in the Asia-Pacific region.
Consequently, looking to Australia as a high-potential renewables market, Iberdrola believes its investment in the new energy park can be a good first step into the region.
Recently, Iberdrola's Head of Renewables Xavier Viteri told Australian media outlets that his company has major plans for Australia. Indeed, Port August presents a great opportunity for wind power, and solar power is a formidable supplement, Viteri mentioned.
Perfect Location for Renewable Energy Park
According to DP Energy's Australia Manager Catherine Way, the energy park in Port Augusta is "shovel ready".
Based on the DP Energy website, the chosen location allows the project to optimize for balancing wind and solar generation. Moreover, its placement will allow for an approach that is more tailored to the needs of the electric grid.
Is the Australian Renewable Energy Market Coming Back?
South Australia is not new to renewable energy innovation. For instance, in 2017, Tesla CEO Elon Musk won a $65.5 million bet with the South Australian government by installing a massive 100MW battery in the state's north within 100 days.
Iberdrola announced it will invest more in renewables throughout Australia. The announcement has boosted the Australian renewable energy market, which has experienced a recent downturn.
The question is: will Iberdrola's new $500 million investment be enough to encourage other companies to bring back the Australian renewable energy market?


Discussion in 'Exhibitions' started by MartinWales, 8 March 2019.
An opportunity to buy advance tickets is available until 8th April via the website-yorkshow.org, which is not only cheaper, but allows the holder to gain entry 15 minutes before the general public.
Helmthwaite & Chapel Lane in 7mm will be there.
Indeed! I will be the one running around trying to co-ordinate stewards!!
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Ohh gooody! Shades of Hedge End! It has been 5 years!
Silly question but is there a better day to go? Is Sunday quieter at all?
Slim chance of going but would have to bring the baby so whatever is the quieter day would be better.
Sunday or Monday are quieter.
I shall be there as a Steward on Monday.
Well I drove the three hours from N Wales to York on Sunday. I booked an overnight stay in a hotel. I was on my way to the venue this afternoon when darling baby had a meltdown in the car so we had to abandon it and head home!
So near yet so far! At least the weather was nice and we managed a visit to the NRM!
I understand that you have cornered the market in red and white tape too!


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Q: Table rename in toad I have renamed a table I toad.
After renaming the table just disappered.
I have right clicked on the table and clicked on rename option.
It asked me to edit the name.
I have edited and clicked ok.
It displayed a message that ' table or view does not exist' and then the whole table and data is lost.
Can we restore the previous table?
Please suggest some ways.
Thank u.

A: If you have applied a filter in your table view list, you need to clear it.

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Q: Table is too wide In this  site page you can see that the table in the middle of page is too wide and is extending beyond it's parent div.
 How to correct it? Any suggestions!

A: You need to reduce the size and/or amount of the content in the table.  No amount of css or width attributes will reduce the size of the table if it is already at the minimum width that will contain the content.
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As suggested by Projapti, if you don't mind having a scrollbar on the page, adding a CSS overflow-x:scroll to the containing div will prevent the table from overflowing.  However, I would further suggest that you wrap an additional div around just the table, so that only the table will be scrolled content.  Have a look at the live preview below to see the effect.
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Here's an example of the table contained within a height-adjusted div, as mentioned in one of my comments below:
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A: you can try to add this on the parent div: style="overflow-x:scroll"
<div id="mts" class="icc telecom" style="overflow-x:scroll">

In my test in ff, it scrolls...

A: No magical CSS needed. You need to redesign the table so that the headings are along the X axis.


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Q: How to run two different applications simultaneously in same port with same Machine in Ubuntu I want to run two different applications (i.e:Two different Microservices) running in same port(eg:in port 3000).I have implemented concepts like creating multiple distro's in ubuntu.But simultaneously that was not working with same ports.Adding to this,I have created different NIC to run in same port.That was also not working.Please,suggest some concepts to implement it.

A: You may assign different ip addresses to your nic(s). Each application should listen on different ip possibly with the same port.
Like 192.168.0.3:3000 and 192.168.0.4:3000.
For public service you need two public IP's.


The veal pattie is ground veal flattened (similar to hamburger style). The veal cutlet is an actual slice of veal breaded.
A patty is usually when some stuffing such as minced and spiced vegetables/ minced and spiced chicken or fish is stuffed inside a soft dough of plain flour--then baked.
A cutlet also contains minced and spiced vegetables/ chicken/ fish. This is given a particular shape of your choice--which could be round or oblong or heart shape. Then it is coated with breadcrumbs and fried in a pan, either shallow or deep.
Patty refers to something that has been ground down (or minced) then reformed. Such as a burger.
A cutlet is fresh unedited meat. For example a steak.
I think a patty is grounded meat (burger) and a cutlet is single cut from meat (steak, chicken breast).
A patty is a small cake of food, usually mostly meat, formed by patting together bits of it. That implies it has been chopped or ground first, then reassembled. It's called a patty because you pat it out.
A cutlet is a small cake of food, usually meat, formed by cutting it off a larger hunk. It's called a cutlet because you cut it out.
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Your doctor has weighed the risks of you using MIRVASO against the benefits they expect it will have for you.
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MIRVASO is available only with a doctor's prescription.
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Tell your doctor if you have allergies to any other medicines, preservatives, foods or dyes.MIRVASO contains methyl hydroxybenzoate which may cause allergic reactions (possibly delayed), and propylene glycol which may cause skin irritation.
If MIRVASO comes into contact with these areas, the area should be rinsed immediately with plenty of water.
If you have not told your doctor about any of the above, tell him/her before you start using MIRVASO.
cardiac glycosides (e.g. digoxin), used to treat heart problems.
blood pressure lowering medicine such as beta-blockers or calcium channel blockers (e.g. propranolol, amlodipine).
These medicines may be affected by MIRVASO or may affect how well it works. You may need different amounts of your medicines, or you may need to take different medicines.
Your doctor or pharmacist has more information on medicines to be careful with or avoid whilst using MIRVASO.
If you do not understand the instructions on the box/tube, ask your doctor or pharmacist for help.
MIRVASO is only intended for use on the skin in adults.
Treatment should be initiated with a smaller amount of gel (less than the maximum) for at least one week with a gradual increase in the amount of gel based on tolerability and response.
Apply a small, pea size amount of MIRVASO to each of the five areas of the face (ie. forehead, chin, nose, each cheek) avoiding the eyes, eyelids, lips, mouth and membranes of the inner nose. Product should be applied smoothly and evenly across your face in a thin layer.
Mirvaso should be applied to the face only. Hands should be washed after applying MIRVASO.
Five small pea size amounts of MIRVASO is the maximum daily recommended dose.
Do not to exceed the recommended maximum dose (1g of gel in total weight or 5 pea sized amounts) and frequency of application (once daily use in a thin layer). Any increase in the daily amount applied and/or frequency of daily application of Mirvaso should be avoided, since the safety of higher daily doses or repeated daily application has not been assessed.
Align grooves on the cap and tube. Push down and turn clockwise (to the right) a quarter turn.
Your doctor will tell you how long to use MIRVASO.
Do not use MIRVASO for longer than your doctor tells you. If you use MIRVASO for longer than your doctor tells you, the chance of side effects may increase.
If you are not sure how long to use MIRVASO, talk to your doctor.
Immediately telephone your doctor or Poisons Information Centre (telephone 13 11 26 in Australia or 0800 764766 in New Zealand), or go to Accident & Emergency at your nearest hospital, if you think that you or anyone else may have swallowed MIRVASO. Do this even if there are no signs of discomfort or poisoning, such as low blood pressure, fatigue, vomiting, somnolence, decreased or, irregular heartbeats, pupil contraction, slow-low-breathing frequency, floppiness, low body temperature or convulsions. You may need urgent medical attention. Keep these telephone numbers handy.
Tell all doctors and pharmacists who are treating you that you are using MIRVASO.
If you feel that MIRVASO is not helping your condition, tell your doctor or pharmacist.
Tell your doctor if, for any reason, you have not used MIRVASO exactly as prescribed. Otherwise, your doctor may think that it was not effective and change your treatment unnecessarily.
If you become pregnant while using MIRVASO, tell your doctor.
Do not use MIRVASO to treat any other complaint unless your doctor tells you to.
Do not exceed the recommended dose and frequency of application.
MIRVASO should not be used as a lubricant or toothpaste.
Ask your doctor if you are concerned about the length of time you have been using MIRVASO.
Tell your doctor or pharmacist as soon as possible if you do not feel well while you are using MIRVASO.
These side effects are usually mild and short-lived. Tell your doctor if you notice any of these and they worry you.
Some people may get other side effects while using MIRVASO.
MIRVASO should be stored in a cool, dry place where the temperature stays below 25°C. Do not refrigerate below 2°C.
Do not store it, or any other medicine, in a bathroom or near a sink. Do not leave them in the car or on windowsill. Heat and dampness can destroy some medicines.
MIRVASO is a white to light yellow, opaque gel. It is supplied in either: A PE/Al/PE laminated plastic tubes with a HDPE head and plastic (PP) cap containing 2 grams of gel (sample) or with a plastic (PP) child-resistant cap containing 10 or 30 grams (trade) of gel.
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Each gram of MIRVASO contains 3.3mg of brimonidine as the active ingredient.


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Erection date: 15/11/1978
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October 5, 2015 by Ronald Stewart
The fall athletic season is underway and amidst the long hours of practice and competitive matches, York Prep's young student athletes are honing their skill sets and developing their teamwork. For York Prep middle schooler Jennah DeGout, this level of hard work and dedication is nothing new. As a volleyball player Jenna knows all about teamwork being not only a member of the York Girls Varsity Volleyball team but also a member of the 2015 12 and under National NYC Juniors Volleyball team.
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Q: AVR I/O: DIgital vs Analog Input Programming I'm trying to use some previously developed sw from Github and ran across an interesting bit of sw coding.
He's using an Atmel ATtiny45 with digital I/O's on most of the PortB pins but PB3 is used as an analog (AtoD) input from an external potentiometer.
In his code, he's got the following snippet:
  if(PINB & MANCLK){
       PORTB |= CLKOUT;
       } else {
       PORTB &= ~CLKOUT;
       }
    }

(Note: 'CLKOUT' is a digital output pin.)
"MANCLK" is the analog input pin at PB3 so, what does the line: "if(PINB & MANCLK)..." do?
Does it actually consider all analog values coming in on that pin so, anything less than 2.5V is considered a logic low and anything over 2.5V is a high or, is this even a valid statement?
Is 'MANCLK' simply to be considered as a "0" or a "1"?
Not sure where to find good information on this particular situation.
Thanks for any help provided.
Regards,
Grant
[update] Here's the code....
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 #include <stdio.h>
 #include <stdlib.h>
 #include <avr/io.h>
 #include <avr/interrupt.h>
 #include <avr/sleep.h>
 #if !defined(TIMSK)
 #define TIMSK               TIMSK0
 #endif
 #if !defined(TIMER0_COMPA_vect)
 #define TIMER0_COMPA_vect   TIM0_COMPA_vect
 #endif

// 100 us per tick
#define COUNT   199
#define TPSC    (1<<CS01)

#define AUTO    (1<<PB0)    //Pin5, MOSI and EN (via RN33 Pins 4&5).
 High = Enable
#define RUN     (1<<PB1)    //Pin6, MISO and ~HLT (via RN33 Pins 3&6).
 Low = Halt
#define MANCLK  (1<<PB3)    //Pin2, Analog input, Manual Clock Speed
 Setting (via potentiometer RV1)
#define CLKOUT  (1<<PB4)    //Pin3, CLK output
#define AUTOINT (1<<PCINT0)
#define RUNINT  (1<<PCINT1)
#define CLKINT  (1<<PCINT2)

#define MANDLY  500

volatile uint16_t count;
volatile uint8_t trigger;
volatile uint8_t manual;

uint16_t maxcnt;

void stopTimer(void) {
    PORTB &= ~CLKOUT;       // Clock output low
    TCCR0B &= ~TPSC;
    TCNT0;
    count = 0;
    trigger = 0;
}

void startTimer(void) {
    PCMSK = 0;
    TCCR0B |= TPSC;
}

void halt(void) {
    cli();
    stopTimer();
    PCMSK = RUNINT|AUTOINT;
    sei();

    sleep_enable();
    while(!(PINB & RUN)) sleep_cpu();
    sleep_disable();

    cli();
    startTimer();
    sei();
}

void manclk(void) {
    cli();
    stopTimer();
    PCMSK = CLKINT|RUNINT|AUTOINT;
    sei();

    while(!(PINB & AUTO)) {
        if(PINB & RUN) {
            if(PINB & MANCLK) {
                PORTB |= CLKOUT;
                } else {
                PORTB &= ~CLKOUT;
                }
        }
        sleep_enable();
        sleep_cpu();
        sleep_disable();
    }

    cli();
    startTimer();
    sei();
}

int main(void)
{
   DDRB = CLKOUT;
   PORTB &= ~CLKOUT;

   cli();
   TCCR0A = 0;
   TCCR0B = 0;
   TCNT0 = 0;
   TCCR0A |= (1 << WGM01);
   OCR0A = COUNT;          // Interrupts every 100us when Timer running
   TCCR0B |= (1 << CS01);  // Timer Start /8 pre-scaler
   TIMSK |= (1 << OCIE0A);
   GIMSK |= (1 << PCIE);
   sei();

   // Setup the ADC
   //ADMUX |= (1 << MUX1); // Only using ADC2 (original)
   ADMUX |= (1 << MUX0) | (1 << MUX1);   //new code - MUX Select ADC3 @
    PB3
   ADCSRA |= (1 << ADEN);
   ADCSRA |= (1 << ADPS2) | (1 << ADPS1); // 125 kHz ADC clock

   //Enable Sleeping
   set_sleep_mode(SLEEP_MODE_IDLE);

   while (1) {

//if RUN = HLT = Low ==> HALT
       if (!(PINB & RUN)) {
           halt();
           continue;
       }

//if AUTO = ENABLE = Low ==> manclk...if AUTO (ENABLE) == LOW ==>
 MANCLK
       if (!(PINB & AUTO)) {
           manclk();
           continue;
       }

       ADCSRA |= (1 << ADSC);
       while (ADCSRA & (1 << ADSC));
       maxcnt = 5000 / (64 - ADC/16);

       if (trigger) {#
           PORTB ^= CLKOUT;
           trigger = 0;
       }

       sleep_enable();
       sleep_cpu();
       sleep_disable();
   }

   return 0; // never reached
   }

   ISR(TIMER0_COMPA_vect) {
       count++;
       if (count >= maxcnt) {
           count = 0;
           trigger = 1;
       }

}

EMPTY_INTERRUPT(PCINT0_vect);`

A: If we expand some of the preprocessor macros, your code becomes easier to explain:
if (PINB & (1 << 3))
{
  PORTB |= (1 << 4);
}
else
{
  PORTB &= ~(1 << 4);
}

Now just looking at the code above we can tell that it does the following: it reads bit 3 of the PINB register and if it is 1, it sets bit 4 of the PORTB register to 1.  Otherwise, it clears (sets to 0) bit 4 of the PORTB register.
If you don't understand why this is true, I recommend that you look up the definitions of the following C bitwise logic operators in a C book or C tutorial: & |, <<, |=, &=.
A simpler way of describing the code is that it copies the value from bit 3 of PINB to bit 4 of PORTB.
Now to get a better understanding of what the code does, you need to find the ATtiny45 datasheet and read the definitions of the PINB and PORTB registers.  Then you will discover the following:

*

*Reading bit 3 of PINB is how you do a digital reading of PB3.  It does not use the ADC and it does not have a super accurate threshold like you were thinking.  The thresholds are defined somewhere in the "Electrical Specifications" section of the datasheet or similar.

*Since bit 4 of DDRB is 1 in your program, PB4 is configured as a digital output.  Therefore, writing a value to bit 4 of PORTB is how we set the output value of PB4.  Writing a 0 to it makes it drive low (0 V), and writing a 1 to it makes it drive high.
In summary, this is some pretty basic AVR code that does a digital reading and writes that value to a digital output.


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I configured the UPB plugin using the location of the UPStart export file.
That is as far as I can get. It appears that HS is not detectiong the PIM or the UPStart export file.
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Sr Pablo muy atento muy amable nos ayudó con todo, una persona muy agradable; Los cuartos muy amplios con sus respectivos televisores, baños limpios, buena calefacción, casa muy bonita para pasar tiempo con familia.
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Apartment Divina in Rome provides accommodations with free WiFi, a 13-minute walk from St Peter's Square, 0.9 miles from The Vatican and a 19-minute walk from St. Peter's Basilica. The property, housed in a building dating from 19th century, is 1.2 miles from Castel Sant'Angelo and 1.4 miles from Piazza Navona.
With 2 bedrooms, this air-conditioned apartment features 2 bathrooms with a bath and a bidet. The property is equipped with a kitchen with a dishwasher and oven.
Campo de' Fiori is 1.6 miles from the apartment. Ciampino Airport is 12 miles from the property.
When would you like to stay at Apartment Divina?
This apartment has a dining area, washing machine and air conditioning.
A stone's throw from the Vatican and the splendid Basilica di San Pietro , the residential area of Borgo Pio offers visitors a rich destination for stimulation and entertainment . Starting with the good Italian food : the fact Borgo offers an incredible variety of fashionable restaurants as well as bars and pizzerias where you can eat in or take advantage of the takeaway service. There are also local and wine bars in the surrounding area and also shops of all kinds where to purchase them within walking distance from Borgo : Via Cola di Rienzo , Piazza Risorgimento , Via Ottaviano .
House Rules Apartment Divina takes special requests – add in the next step!
Apartment Divina accepts these cards and reserves the right to temporarily hold an amount prior to arrival.
Please inform Apartment Divina of your expected arrival time in advance. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly using the contact details in your confirmation.
Nothing significant. Just a suggestion to the owner to send a welcome mail in advance of the trip with clear instructions how to get keys.
Rome is busy and congested, so just make sure your hosts are well aware of your arrival time.
comfortable bed and spacious space.
Only little things to mention: I would suggest to place duvet cover over the duvet because the flat sheet was keep slipping down. The air conditioner was a bit struggling to keep the heat down.
We loved Apartment Divina very much! This apartment is suited only 2-3 minutes walk from the Vatican and 15-30 minutes from other attractions in Rome. On the street many restaurants, sandwich bars, souvenir shops and grocery shops are offering their goods. Our entrance to our apartment was through a safely locket gate leading to an inner yard, to the staircase and the elevator. The elevator operated by a key. This apartment was on the second floor. When you step in, the corridor opens to a beautiful, modern, fully equipped kitchen; two bedrooms and a separate cloak room. The rooms are huge, have their bedroom area, sitting area, built in wardrobes and ensuite bathrooms. One bathroom has a bath the other has a shower. The cloak room accommodates the cleaning equipment, the ironing board, and a toilet. The building has a charming shabby look from the outside, but the apartment renovated to a very high standard inside. The windows fitted with shutters, heavy curtains and air-conditioning is ensuring that the flat stays cool even in the hot Italian summer. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay in this apartment, our host looked after us very well, on our arrival we received 2 bottles of cold water and on our leaving croissant to take away with us. Paolo also organised our taxi transfer to the airport for 55 Euro / transfer. I definitely advise this apartment and if we ever go back to Rome I won't hesitate to book Apartment Divina again.


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SPY AND SUPERHERO
Hercules And The Treasure Of The Incas / Sansone e il Tesoro Degli Incas (1964)
Review By Zachary Kelley aka T.L.Bugg
Sergio Ciani, also known as Alan Steel, stars as William Smith, a.k.a Arizona, who is drawn into the dirty dealings of a crooked town when his friend Alan Fox, played by Toni Sailer, is framed by Mario Petri's crime boss Jerry Darmon, Smith and Fox escape into the desert where they stumble onto a lost tribe of Incas.
Hercules and the Treasure of the Incas takes peplum star Ciani out of sandals and puts him in the saddle, but some things remain the same. While there are plenty of shoot outs and hard riding, the main attraction is Ciani fighting five, six, or ten guys on his own. Ciani strikes a chiseled profile, but, the film's plot is grounded more by Sailer's Alan Fox and card sharp Vince played by Pierre Cressoy. The best scenes belong with Mario Perti stealing the show as the only saloon owner who would win a Kelsey Grammar look-a-like contest and German actor Wolfgang Lukschy as his Sid Haig-ish henchman The Puma. Federico Boido, a character actor in many Western and spy movies, makes an impression as the supremely slim, dangerous, gunslinger Tex due to his strange looks.
Director Piero Pierotti, who began his career as a writer on the 1952 film The Young Caruso, began directing films seven years later and focused on period pieces and peplum offerings. This was Pierotti's only foray into the Western, and it is somewhat apparent. It feels very juvenile, and perhaps it was intended for a younger audience. While Hercules And The Treasure of the Incas has several action sequences, little attention is given to their filming, and it is clear Pierotti was more focused on the lavish Incan ceremonies than the dusty Western streets. The ceremonies are given a large portion of the film's budget, and ultimately the Incan plot seems shoehorned into a simple tale of a hero cleaning up a town. Western fans will ultimately disappointed by this novelty, but for fans of the Hercules pastiche films, this is an entertaining offering.
Nigel Maskell Editor
Nigel is the founder of Italian Film Review and an avid collector of Italian crime and giallo film. He occasionally writes reviews at Pickled Cinema. Ennio Morricone, The Lickerish Quartet and Lucio Fulci rock his world.Read Reviews
Jenny Spencer Editor
Jenny was introduced to Italian horror by watching Demons as a child, but became hooked after Suspiria. She loves zombies, slashers, gialli, Dario Argento, any film with Edwige Fenech, and the soundtracks of Goblin and Fabio Frizzi. Read Reviews
Aaron Stielstra Reviewer
Aaron is an actor, composer, writer, producer and director of See Naples... Then Die. Read Reviews
Brian Bankston Reviewer
Brian grew up watching all manner of genre cinema either at the drive in, or on late night television before the video age turned him on to a whole other world of exploitation exploration. He is the owner and author of coolasscinema.com. Read Reviews
Chad Kaplan Reviewer
Chad is an artist and animator with a passion for history and cinema. He is also the creator of the upcoming animated Eurocrime short film A Bullet, A Badge, And A Beretta. Read Reviews
Carl Russo Reviewer
Carl Russo is the author of The Sicilian Mafia: A True Crime Travel Guide. He has written about film for the Oakland Tribune, Indiewire.com and KUSF-FM in San Francisco. His website is GetRusso.com. Read Reviews
George Pacheco Reviewer
George Pacheco is a diehard Italo-Phile whose obsession with horror, giallo and Poliziotteschi borders upon the unhealthy. When not writing for Rue Morgue, Examiner.com and the Italian Film Review, George spends his time obsessing over Maurizio Merli's impeccable mustache and indulging a shameful Franco Nero fetish.Read Reviews
Jason Meredith Reviewer
Jason fell in love with Italian genre movies after watching Dario Argento's Inferno on video in the early eighties. Uses references to alternative cinema in his everyday work as a storyteller and producer of TV shows in Sweden. Also runs the CiNEZiLLA blog and named one of his kids after a Russian satellite.Read Reviews
Jim Wilkes Reviewer
Jim is the author of the delightfully sleazy 42nd Street Cinema and is the co-founder of The Bloody Italiana Blog. Read Reviews
John Plumley Reviewer
Film fan with a deep appreciation for Italian horror and gialli, writing under the nom de plume Giovanni Susina on his blog At The Mansion Of Madness. His love for Italian horror was sealed after watching a screening of Lucio Fulci's The Beyond. Read Reviews
Jonny Redman Reviewer
Jonny is the founder of the lovelockandload Eurocult movie forums. Has been into the more 'alternative' side of cinema since watching the horror double bills on the BBC as a 10 year old back in the '70's and found his love for European 'cult' cinema with the video boom in the early '80's Read Reviews
Justin Harries Reviewer
Justin runs and co-curates Filmbar70, a London based film club committed to screening 'not your average cult' movie. A dedicated Fenechphile, Justin loves the sexy side of Italian cinema, enduring even the most puerile of sex comedies for a glimmer of glam. You can see his motion tributes here, and find out about the latest Filmbar70 screening here. Read Reviews
Keith Brown Reviewer
Keith is a PhD student and self-employed computer guy who likes films, especially those that are a bit off the beaten track. He is author of the influential Giallo Fever blog. Read Reviews
Mario Gauci Reviewer
Mario has been a film enthusiast for as long as he can remember. Watching movies or reading about them soon wasn't enough and some 10 years ago he started writing about them and writing them as well. Whether he will ever actually make them, remains to be seen... Read Reviews
Michael Fredianelli Reviewer
Michael is an actor, writer, producer and director. He directed The Scarlet Worm starring IFR contributor Aaron Stielstra and is to appear in Italian cannibal movie homage Mondo Holocausto! Read Reviews
Mike Commane Reviewer
An ardent, low-rent genre film enthusiast since childhood, Mike co-founded VTSS in 2010 with Nadeem Ali. Currently attempting to watch and review the entire work of John Saxon, he spends his spare time hunting down episodes of Falcon's Crest and Murder She Wrote...Read Reviews
Mike Malloy Reviewer
Mike is a filmmaker, actor, writer and the man behind the documentary Eurocrime! The Italian Cop and Gangster Films that Ruled the '70s. Read Reviews
Nadeem Ali Reviewer
Nadeem is co-founder of Videotapeswapshop, fantasist and Italian film fanatic. He can also be found in an imaginary world of wonder at Obscure Objects Of Desire. Read Reviews
Paige Sands Reviewer
Paige is a cinema buff, collector and artist from New Zealand. Her love for Italian cinema began with classics such as Demons, Phenomena, Opera and Suspiria. Read Reviews
Rich Flannagan Reviewer
Rich is old enough to remember scouting around second hand shops for the original video nasties. He is currently buying on blu-ray all the films he already has on DVD or video. Rich writes the 0.50 Action Express blog. Read Reviews
Rob Talbot Reviewer
Growing up on Hammer and Universal Rob turned to the 'nasties' and European genre film as a teenager through 3rd generation tapes, preferring these to disposable Hollywood hamburger cinema. Rob also writes for horror magazines Scream and Diabolique, and updates Mondo Euro whenever he can.Read Reviews
Russell Witheyman Reviewer
Russell's passion for Italian films started in the 80's watching Lucio Fulci's Zombi 2 for the first time. He is especialy into Italian horrors and Poliziotteschi films and also enjoys all forms of exploitation cinema from Corman stuff to Blaxploiation and anything weird and wonderful! Read Reviews
Shaun Anderson Reviewer
Shaun is the author of The Celluloid Highway, and has long held an interest in the more esoteric and offbeat avenues of cinematic history. This interest led him to a Masters Degree in Film Studies and a career trying to get Nunsploitation and Nazisploitation on the academic agenda instead of Jean-Luc Godard. Read Reviews
Zachary Kelley aka T.L.Bugg Reviewer
T.L Bugg is the boss man of
The Lightning Bug's Lair, but in his off hours he likes sipping J&B, cruising in his Fiat, and trying on leather gloves. Read Reviews
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Degica
Remote, Japan – https://degica.com/
2 dev stories
Online payments and game publishing.
We're the company behind Komoju, a developer friendly API to integrate Japanese payments, who's customers include the digital distribution platform Steam and the gaming company Blizzard. We're also active in the gaming industry, having published the RPG Maker franchise and various shooting games.
Developer-centric, flat, inclusive culture
The engineering team has a big say in a lot of the product decisions. As a company, we listens to the engineering team. So you'll not just be told what to do, but also help us innovate and bring your own ideas for improving the company and our products.
To encourage innovation, we have a flat, inclusive culture that is constantly evaluating itself. We believe that each team member brings something unique to the team, and that the way we develop is ever evolving as we continue to grow. We're largely a self organizing engineering culture, which means engineers have both a stake and ownership in what they work on. Engineers play to their strengths, but are also able to invest in areas where they want to grow within the team.
International at our core
Our founder is Canadian, and about 50% of our employees are non-Japanese. In the engineering team, we use English as our common language, and throughout the company, many people are bilingual.
Being an international company we know the importance of bilingualism. We offer all employees a choice between English and Japanese lessons.
To instill an international mindset, we also offer a "work abroad" program. The work abroad program enables a few employees every year to work anywhere in the world for two weeks. We'll fund the trip.
We hire international software developers not yet based in Japan. You'll have the option to work from your own country, or if you'd like to relocate here, we will help you get set up in Japan, including arranging temporary accommodation for you, and helping you to secure a permanent residence. See "Our response to COVID-19" for an update regarding the current situation.
Passionate about technology
Developers at Degica are passionate about their craft. To foster innovation, we have a monthly open hack day, where you can work on whatever you want. It could be something like trying a new programming language or tool, but sometimes developers create totally new tools, which become adopted by the company.
An example of this is Kaiser, a Docker Compose like tool that's specifically focused on Ruby on Rails applications. When you're using Docker Compose for running Rails applications, particularly those using microservices, it can get quite complicated, and require you to write a ton on YAML. But Kaiser makes it super simple to run such Rails applications.
We also sponsor developer conferences like RubyKaigi and EuRoKo, and also host KichijojiKaigi, a monthly gathering to discuss technology and programming.
Degica has embraced remote work, and you can work fully remote from anywhere. We still have an office which you can use if you'd like to, but we don't mandate you coming to it. This extends to you working from outside of Japan. While we're still looking for some overlap with Japanese business hours, you can otherwise work from whatever country you'd like.
We've designed our hiring process to allow you to highlight what you can bring to our team.
It starts with you submitting your resume to us, after which it will be reviewed by our engineers. Rather than just your work history, we're looking for something that demonstrates a passion for programming. This could be a personal project or open source contributions for instance. We want to work with people who love their trade, and work to improve their skills.
Assuming you pass the initial screening, we'll invite you to an interview. For the interview, we'll ask you to present to us something that you've built and can speak passionately about. Our engineers will then ask you open ended questions about what you've built. We've found this approach allows you to highlight your strengths to us, and demonstrate how you'd fit into the team.
After you pass two rounds of interviews, we'll typically make an offer.
Most of our big clients are in the gaming industry, and the COVID-19 situation has meant that our merchants are seeing record volumes. Because of this, we're actually ramping up our hiring efforts to help handle all the extra traffic we're receiving.
We've moved to working completely remotely. After COVID-19 subsides, we'll reopen our office for those who would like to use it, but you'll still have the option to work from wherever you'd like.
If you're an international developer looking to relocate to Japan in the long term, we're still open to hiring you. However, the current situation makes it infeasible to relocate to Japan, so until travel restrictions are lifted, we'll remotely onboard you on a contract basis. Once travel restrictions are lifted, we will apply for a working visa, and hire you as a normal employee.
Open Jobs at Degica
Ruby Developer, Payments
Full Stack JavaScript Engineer
Becoming CTO of Degica
with Richard Ramsden
After graduating from university, Richard came to Japan and found a job as a software developer. Eventually he joined Degica, where he rose to the role of CTO.
Read his story...
Identifying and fixing problems at Degica
with Kazunori Kajihiro
Kazunori initially joined Degica as a web application engineer, but by identifying problems he wanted to fix, his role shifted first to VP of Infrastructure, and then VP of Payment Products.


Climate change could turn Earth's oceans green in about 80 years, and the shift in colour could spell disaster for our planet's ecosystems.
Blue regions such as the subtropics will become even more blue, as algae - also known as phytoplankton - are killed off by the extreme heat.
Climate experts created a computer model that predicted how the creatures might grow and change the colour of our planet in the event of extreme climate change.
It looks at how the sea's colour might change if the global temperature would have gone up to 3 degrees celcius by 2100.


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