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TelcoBridges' FreeSBC for Amazon Web Services Wins 2019 Cloud Computing Product-of-the-Year Award
Prestigious Award Presented by TMCnet and Cloud Computing Magazine
MONTREAL, July 11, 2019 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- TelcoBridges, the leading designer and manufacturer of carrier-grade FreeSBC virtual session border controllers, the upcoming feature-rich ProSBC, and Tmedia VoIP gateways, today announced that TMC's Cloud Computing Magazine has honored TelcoBridges' "FreeSBC for Amazon Web Services" with a 2019 Product-of-the-Year award. This prestigious award honors the most innovative, useful and beneficial cloud-based products deployed within the past year.
FreeSBC is the industry's leading virtual session border controller – with more than 10 million sessions downloaded from hundreds of customers in 96 countries around the globe. Three different options are available on the Amazon Web Services on-demand cloud computing platform. Each version addresses different customer needs and budgets, ranging from a fully hosted version (for a 90 day testing period), to AMI (Amazon Machine Image) versions with or without support. Additional details on these options are available here.
FreeSBC operates on many Cloud platforms, including Amazon Web Services (AWS), any combination of VMware, KVM/OpenStack, bare metal servers, as well as a VNF on dedicated network devices. FreeSBC is widely interoperable with major software solutions and carrier networks, finding use cases both in the core and the edge of networks. Additional options are available in the upcoming ProSBC for customers that require PRO-edition services and extensions, including TB-Analytics for troubleshooting, OSS/BSS connectors, fraud detection, call removal and more.
"As more communications applications move to the cloud, the availability of session border controllers that operate on AWS becomes more important for securing those applications," said Rich Tehrani, CEO, TMC. "Congratulations to TelcoBridges for winning a 2019 Cloud Computing Product of the Year Award. Their innovative FreeSBC deserves this recognition."
"We're honored to receive this award from Cloud Computing Magazine and we think it further validates the success we're seeing for FreeSBC around the globe," said TelcoBridges' Chief Marketing Officer Alan Percy. "FreeSBC fills a void in the marketplace by combining superior session-handling performance with robust security at the edge and core of the network - and it does so without the CAPEX shock factor."
To learn more about FreeSBC, visit freesbc.com or contact us at sales(at)telcobridges.com.
About TelcoBridges FreeSBC and ProSBC:
TelcoBridges' FreeSBC and ProSBC are virtual session border controllers, protecting networks from attack while offering extensive SIP interoperability and routing features with outstanding session handling performance. Both products include a B2BUA, DDOS protection and advanced call routing features. FreeSBC can be licensed to end-users at no cost. ProSBC adds carrier-grade features including high-availability, encryption, and media manipulation capabilities with support and maintenance for a $1/session/year subscription. Both FreeSBC and ProSBC operate on any combination of VMware™, KVM/OpenStack™, Amazon/AWS™, Microsoft Azure™ and bare metal servers as well as a VNF on dedicated network devices. To date, more than 10 million sessions have been downloaded by hundreds of customers in over 90 countries around the globe.
About TelcoBridges:
TelcoBridges is a leader in the design and manufacture of carrier grade, high performance, and high-density SBCs and VoIP gateways. Based in Montreal with offices in Poland, Turkey and Hong Kong, TelcoBridges has deployed VoIP solutions in more than 100 countries worldwide. TelcoBridges' brands include: FreeSBC™, ProSBC™, Tmedia™ (VoIP media gateways), Tsig™ (signaling gateways), Tdev™ (development platforms) and Tmonitor™ (real-time network monitoring equipment). For more information, visit freesbc.com or http://www.telcobridges.com.
About Cloud Computing Magazine:
Cloud Computing magazine is the industry's definitive source for all things cloud - from public, community, hybrid and private cloud to security and business continuity, and everything in between. This quarterly magazine published by TMC assesses the most important developments in cloud computing not only as they relate to IT, but to the business landscape as a whole.
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Press releases about Becton Dickinson
SHAREHOLDER ALERT: BDX EHTH BIDU: The Law Offices of Vincent Wong Reminds Investors of Important Class Action Deadlines
SHAREHOLDER ALERT: Pomerantz Law Firm Investigates Claims On Behalf of Investors of Becton, Dickinson and Company - BDX
DEADLINE TODAY: The Schall Law Firm Announces it is Investigating Claims Against Becton, Dickinson and Company and Encourages Investors with Losses of $100,000 to Contact the Firm
MONDAY DEADLINE NOTICE: The Schall Law Firm Announces the Filing of a Class Action Lawsuit Against Becton, Dickinson and Company.
BDX DEADLINE TODAY: ROSEN, NATIONAL INVESTOR COUNSEL, Reminds Becton, Dickinson and Company Investors of Important April 27 Deadline in Securities Class Action – BDX
BECTON DICKINSON 24 HOUR DEADLINE ALERT: FORMER LOUISIANA ATTORNEY GENERAL AND KAHN SWICK & FOTI, LLC REMIND INVESTORS WITH LOSSES IN EXCESS OF $100,000 of Deadline in Class Action Lawsuit Against Bec
Kahn Swick & Foti, LLC ("KSF") and KSF partner, the former Attorney General of Louisiana, Charles C. Foti, Jr., remind investors that they have only until April 27, 2020 to file lead plaintiff...
BDX DEADLINE MONDAY: ROSEN, A GLOBALLY RECOGNIZED LAW FIRM, Reminds Becton, Dickinson and Company Investors of Important Deadline in Securities Class Action – BDX
Rosen Law Firm, a global investor rights law firm, reminds purchasers of the securities of Becton, Dickinson and Company (NYSE: BDX) between November 5, 2019 and February 5, 2020, inclusive (the "Class...
BDX FINAL DEADLINE: Bronstein, Gewirtz & Grossman, LLC Notifies Investors of Class Action Against Becton, Dickinson and Company and Encourages Investors to Contact the Firm
Bronstein, Gewirtz & Grossman, LLC reminds investors that a class action lawsuit has been filed against Becton, Dickinson and Company ("Becton" or the "Company") (NYSE: BDX) and certain of its...
CLASS ACTION UPDATE for BDX, INO and EHTH: Levi & Korsinsky, LLP Reminds Investors of Class Actions on Behalf of Shareholders
The Law Offices of Frank R. Cruz Reminds Investors of Looming Deadline in the Class Action Lawsuit Against Becton, Dickinson and Company (BDX)
BECTON DEADLINE ALERT: Faruqi & Faruqi, LLP Encourages Investors Who Suffered Losses Exceeding $50,000 In Becton, Dickinson and Company To Contact The Firm
The Gross Law Firm Announces Class Actions on Behalf of Shareholders of BDX, HAFC and BIDU
Glancy Prongay & Murray Reminds Investors of Looming Deadline in the Class Action Lawsuit Against Becton, Dickinson and Company (BDX)
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While sifting through my shoe selections, I was pleasantly surprised to notice that my biggest investments are towards my flats. Being extremely flatfooted, if it were my choice, I'd be barefoot 24/7. Therefore, heels are more of the weekend/outing choice rather than for shopping/lounging. Which would lead this post into the second edition of my Thrift Gem series! Although I didn't come upon my Chanel loafers in an entirely thrift store setting, I did snag these at a (colossal) vintage swap meet for wildly less than the average retail. Heaven knows how ecstatic I was to find that this one pair was exactly my size. Yay for average feet!
I love the Marc Jacob mouse flats - too cute to be real! The Chanel ones are also super adorable. I am sooooooo ridiculously flat footed, heels + walking = doesn't happen.
gorgeous collection!!! love the chanels.
Flats are so comfy. I practically live in them. Yours are great.
Wow those Chanel flats were a great find an you were so lucky!
Oh I love the Marc Jacobs ones!!!
There is a new giveaway on my blog page ;) Would u like to participate??? I hope so ;) All of u are invited!!!
I am in love with the chanel loafers and ballet flats.
you know my all-time fave are those chanel loafers!! they're all so pretty! hmmm this makes me wna go shoe shopping now.
p.s. hope you're doing well girl!! have a fun relaxing weekend!
Woww love your chanel flats!!
Those are awesome thrifted finds, I need to go thrifting more often!!
I love the pink ballet flats, I need a pair of shoes like those in my life.
Brilliant collections! I am a flat shoes fanatic too, they have been my easy comfy match for my outfits. Got my eye on your blog now.


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Child Nutrition Bill to be Debated in House Education Committee
May 17, 2016 By Joshua Westfall Leave a Comment
It's just common sense: healthy students make better learners, and school meals are an opportunity for children to receive more than half of their daily nutrient needs. Ensuring children have access to nutritious foods in schools is critical to their success.
The U.S. House of Representatives' Education and the Workforce Committee will hold a markup of the House's child nutrition reauthorization bill, titled the Improving Child Nutrition and Education Act of 2016 (H.R. 5003), at 11 a.m. on May 18.
National PTA and many school nutrition advocates are concerned with the House bill in its current form as some of the provisions are expected to roll back years of progress toward healthy and nutritious school meals. The following are just a few of the provisions in the House bill that would negatively impact your child's access to healthy foods in schools.
The House bill would roll back nutrition standards at your school
The Healthy Hunger-Free Kids Act (HHFKA) was passed by federal lawmakers in 2010 to improve the nutritional value of all foods and beverages sold in schools. HHFKA requires a school lunch to include a fruit or a vegetable, whole-grains and low-fat dairy products. It also sets limits on calories, fats, sodium and sugar content. To date, the United States Department of Agriculture has reported that 98.5% of schools are successfully meeting the updated nutrition standards. National PTA has helped further these efforts in schools through our Healthy Lifestyles program and Healthy School Meals Grants. However, the House bill would roll back these efforts by allowing popular foods in certain regions of the U.S. (such as biscuits, grits, white rice and others) to be exempt from the whole grain requirements as well as delaying the implementation of sodium reduction targets in school meals.
The House bill would allow school fundraisers to be less healthy
National PTA has also been working with schools to implement healthy and nutritious fundraisers that adhere to the Smart Snack guidelines that went into effect in 2014. PTAs across the country have been working hard to improve school meals and other food items sold during the school day. Thus, PTA cannot support the House bill's language that would exempt school fundraisers from the Smart Snack guidelines when countless schools have proven to hold successful fundraisers that are healthy and nutritious, such as selling healthy snacks at school stores and school-wide run-a-thons.
The House bill would restrict access to school meals in low-income neighborhoods
The Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) was included in HHFKA to allow schools and districts with high poverty rates to provide free breakfast and lunch to all students who attend that school or district. This has reduced the administrative burden on schools and the stigma children and families face while participating in the free and reduced-price school meals program. The House bill would hinder access for 7,000 schools and millions of children from receiving healthy school meals by increasing the eligibility requirements to participate in the program. Find out if your child's school would be effected by this provision by visiting this searchable database.
The House bill would limit the number of times your school can contact families and encourage them to participate in the school meals program to only twice per school year
This provision in the bill is of great concern to PTA as one of our founding principles is our dedication to engaging families in their child's education, which research has shown improves student outcomes. Limiting the amount of communication a school may have with families on any issue is detrimental to the school environment and student learning. Parents and families have a right to know what school-based opportunities are provided to their child throughout the year, which includes the health and nutrition of their child.
Sign-up to receive our PTA Takes Action e-newsletter and follow @NationalPTA on Twitter for updates on the bill and information on other National PTA legislative priorities.
Joshua Westfall is the government affairs manager at National PTA.
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Joe Yule (nom de naissance Ninian Joseph Ewell), est un acteur américain né le  à Glasgow en Écosse et mort d'une crise cardiaque le  à Hollywood, Californie.

Biographie
Comédien de vaudeville, Joe Yule a également tenu le premier rôle dans beaucoup de films. Il fut aussi remarqué pour son rôle récurrent dans la série de films de Jiggs and Maggie.

Il est le père de l'acteur Mickey Rooney.

Filmographie partielle
 1940 : La Fièvre du pétrole de Jack Conway
 1941 : The Wild Man of Borneo de Robert B. Sinclair (scènes coupées au montage)
 1944 : Les Cuistots de Sa Majesté (Nothing But Trouble) de Sam Taylor
 1946 : Bringing Up Father d'Edward F. Cline
 1947 : Jiggs and Maggie in Society d'Edward F. Cline

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Acteur américain
Naissance en avril 1892
Décès en mars 1950
Mort d'une crise cardiaque
Personnalité inhumée au Forest Lawn Memorial Park (Glendale)
Naissance à Glasgow
Décès à Hollywood
Décès à 57 ans
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To hear certain religious conservatives talk about wedding traditions, you would think that they had existed since the beginning of time and never change. They go on about traditional wedding vows, the role of man and woman in marriage, wedding ceremonies, and the like, pretending that it is an unbreakable tradition that reaches back to the dawn of time. In reality, the idea of a wedding tradition is almost completely foreign to our culture. Traditional weddings meant something much different than even the most conservative weddings nowadays.
Back in the day, a wedding was basically little more than an arrangement for the transfer of property. The bride would be given away by the father to be the husband's property from then on. Although you can see echoes of this wedding tradition in modern weddings, few people in our society would agree that we have a better, more egalitarian way of viewing marriage.
That isn't to say that there aren't wedding traditions in our society. It is just that weddings vary greatly from family to family and culture to culture. In some families, it is almost an obligation to get drunk at the wedding. If you aren't seen to be really enjoying yourself, consuming copious amounts of booze and food, you are insulting your hosts and their family wedding traditions. In other families, a traditional wedding means a fairly sober, somber event. People have fun, but the primary purpose of the wedding is to mark a lifelong commitment.
That is why so many people today decide to make up their own wedding traditions. They write their own wedding vows, arrange their own wedding ceremonies, and come up with novel, unconventional ideas for the party. As a matter of fact, for such a universal custom, it is amazing how many variations you can get away with in weddings!
My very favorite wedding tradition is something that started with my grandmother. Although every one in our family has chosen different styles of wedding decorations, given slightly different wedding vows, and served different food at the wedding reception, one thing has always remained the same. At every wedding, we release butterflies when the bride and groom kiss. It sounds kind of silly, I know, but if you saw it, you would understand. You really have to be there to witness how beautiful an effect it is! It really marks the day as special, an event meant to be remembered forever.


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South Suburban College to Host Trustee Candidacy Lottery on December 27th
By: South Suburban College Last Updated: December 27, 2022
South Suburban College (SSC) will host lotteries for Trustee ballot ordering for the April 4, 2023 Consolidated Election on Tuesday, December 27th at 10:30 a.m. in the Mi-Jack Room at the College's Main Campus. There will be two lotteries to order candidates on the election day ballot for the following offices:
· Three South Suburban College Trustee 6-year terms
· One South Suburban College Trustee 4-year term
SSC's Main Campus will be open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on weekdays December 20-23 and on December 27 for the purpose of accepting objections to candidate petitions in Room 1233. The Main Campus is located at 15800 South State Street, South Holland, Illinois. For more information, please contact Patrick Rush, Vice President of Administration at (708) 210-5721 or prush@ssc.edu<mailto:prush@ssc.edu>.
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After nearly three weeks on the run, Matt was shot and killed June 26, 2015. Two days later New York State Police Sgt. Jay Cook shot Sweat twice in the back. He survived.
While we have come to learn how Matt and Sweat pulled off perhaps the most elaborate modern day prison break, no reporter, except Chelsia Rose Marcius, has talked directly to Sweat to ask perhaps the most important question in the case: Of all the inmates who dream of escape, what made Sweat take action and see his plan to fruition? In other words, why was he the one who could make it happen?
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Pats' Brady says of post-career coaching: 'Hell no'
Don't expect to see Tom Brady on an NFL sideline after his playing career is done.
The 42-year-old New England Patriots quarterback said after practice on Thursday, "Oh, hell no, I'm never coaching. Playing is enough for me."
The question from reporters came in the wake of the Patriots practicing this week against the Tennessee Titans. Mike Vrabel, the Titans' 44-year-old head coach, is a former Brady teammate who was part of three Super Bowl championship teams as a linebacker for the Patriots.
Brady is heading into his 20th season, all with New England, fresh off capturing his sixth Super Bowl championship. Last week, he agreed to a two-year, $70 million contract extension that would allow him to become a free agent after the 2019 season.
A three-time league MVP, Brady has been selected to 14 Pro Bowls.
Since taking over the starting job in 2001, he has started every game with two exceptions: missing the last 15 games in 2008 due to a torn anterior cruciate ligament, and getting suspended for the first four games of the 2016 season for allegedly scheming to deflate footballs.
The Patriots open the season Sept. 8 against the Pittsburgh Steelers in Foxborough, Mass.
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Georgia: Corridor of power
Can the Republic of Georgia remain aloof from Russian expansionism or will internal division drag it towards conflict?
People and Power 17 Dec 2014 14:33 GMT Politics, US & Canada, Armenia, Azerbaijan, China
Despite its favourable geographical situation at the gate of both Europe and Asia, 23 years after the collapse of the Soviet Union, the Republic of Georgia still struggles to assert itself as a modern democracy.
Recently, the country has grown concerned about neighbouring Russia's territorial ambitions; not surprising perhaps given what has been happening in nearby Ukraine over the past year and Georgia's own unsuccessful war with Russia in 2008.
Yet from the outside, it appears that Georgia's ability to respond strongly to these external events is being undermined by bitter internal divisions.
Filmmaker Glenn Ellis travelled across Georgia for People & Power to assess some of the fault lines running through the country: from anxiety about the dominant political role of a powerful oligarch and allegations of human rights abuses by a former government, to the secessionist pressures of two breakaway regions and the strategic implications of a new Trans-Caucasian gas pipeline.
Filmmaker's view
By Glenn Ellis
With its striking mix of orthodox churches and galleried houses of a distinctly Asiatic design, the old quarter of Georgia's capital Tbilisi makes it hard to pin down exactly where you are; Europe or Asia. Sitting at the crossroads of these two great continents, the country's position on the map has always been a mixed blessing; the famous Silk Road brought wealth, but also invaders - most recently the Russian Army.
"Georgia's like a toilet," Nika, my fixer, tells me as we set off for the South Ossetian border, "... it's always occupied."
South Ossetia is one of two breakaway republics which lie like open wounds on Georgia's northern flank, de-facto Russian protectorates recognised by no one but each other and Moscow and consequent of Georgia's brief and unsuccessful war with Russia in 2008.
In Dvani, Julieta Mekarishvili was ordered to demolish the home she had been planning to pass on to her children [Al Jazeera]
We arrive at the village of Gugutiankari an hour from the capital, which is split down the middle by razor wire. From a dugout a small escort of Georgian soldiers leads us to the red line where they smoke cigarettes and pull plums from a tree in a long abandoned garden. One of them points to Russian video cameras attached to trees beyond the wire and then to a lookout post on a slight rise where a uniformed figure watches us through binoculars. It is like a scene from a Cold War movie.
Gugutiankari is a pretty village in the foothills of the North Caucasus mountains, with small vineyards and apple orchards, a quiet backwater until eight years ago when it became the front line in Russia's most recent incursion into Georgia. As we wander around, an old man beckons to us from a ruined building. Amiran Gugutishvili wants us to see what used to be his home. It must have been a grand place once, with large gracious rooms, a wide staircase and a porch.
"I wouldn't wish this on anyone," he tells us, reliving the day that Russian soldiers torched the place. "I am half the person I was." He presses apples on me as we leave, so many I can barely carry them. It's a typically generous gesture, one of the many acts of kindness I'm to experience from ordinary Georgians.
A few miles on we reach Dvani another village on the red line. Not satisfied with the one fifth of Georgian territory they already occupy, last autumn the Russian army began a slow creeping advance, swallowing houses and farmland in its wake, erecting a new security fence far south of the accepted 2008 ceasefire line which has dissected several communities.
We had come to meet Julieta Mekarishvili who had been ordered to demolish the home she had been planning to pass on to her children. "I lived there for many years," she said. "My family built it." But Julieta lost the house, two acres of farmland and an orchard in what has been dubbed Russia's 'borderisation' programme, which came to a sudden halt earlier this year as the Ukrainian crisis intensified.
Next on my list is the village of Kirabali where I had heard that villagers were being kidnapped and held to ransom by Russian soldiers. This seemed a little improbable but within five minutes of arrival we had met three locals who said they had been held hostage and released only after their families had paid a ransom. "I was in the forest," says Shaliko Papitashvili, pointing to wooded hills beyond some empty pastures to the north, "it was in March. I was collecting firewood. And there was a major, who arrested me. I was just going home when he caught me. He took handcuffs and told me to put them on."
Another adversary
You might think these rather ominous episodes would have been a top priority for the current Georgian government, especially given Russia's behaviour in Ukraine over the past year. But you'd be wrong. For most of the last two years, its attention has instead been focused on another adversary - the previous Georgian administration; most specifically dozens of senior politicians from that government whom it has accused of human rights violations. These allegations, the authorities say, are backed up by chilling footage filmed by a prison guard showing inmates being tortured, allegedly on the orders of the former regime's interior ministry.
Following the release in 2012 of this grizzly video, mass protests on the streets of the capital dealt a fatal blow to the then ruling party, the United National Movement, and former President Mikheil Saakashvili. His government was subsequently routed in two elections, one parliamentary and one presidential, by the Georgian Dream Coalition, the brainchild of the country's richest man, Bidzana Ivanishvili, an oligarch who made billions in Russia and whose wealth is estimated to be equivalent to be half of Georgia's entire GDP.
Ivanishvili held the post of prime minister for a year before stepping down last November and handing the job to a trusted business associate; but few in Tbilisi doubt he remains in the driving seat. Meanwhile Saakashvili, a darling of the West for most of his 10 years in office, is now in self-imposed exile in the US, a wanted man in his own country and a very vocal critic of his rival's reaction to Russian ambitions.
The very fact that the country is governed by somebody who is not in official office and therefore lacks any accountability is also a big challenge, because it's his assistants who are running the country without him being held accountable to the public.
Giga Bokeria, former secretary of the National Security Council
It is early morning when we arrive at the Tbilisi headquarters of the United National Movement, a curiously futuristic looking structure. Here I meet with Giga Bokeria, former secretary of the National Security Council, one of the few former opposition figures not in jail. He is scathing about the 'vendetta politics' of Ivanishvili and the current regime, which he says has left Georgia dangerously exposed to its northern neighbour.
"It's a threat to our very statehood and sovereignty," he tells me. "The weaker Georgian democracy will be, the weaker the institutions will be – it's easier to create trouble from the north."
But isn't the current government just as wary of this threat? I ask.
"I'm not sure that the new leadership, or to be more precise the oligarch, accept this as a challenge. And the very fact that the country is governed by somebody who is not in official office and therefore lacks any accountability is also a big challenge, because it's his assistants who are running the country without him being held accountable to the public."
As we leave, Bokeria tells me that he too is under investigation; charges against the individuals in the previous administration include torture, corruption and abuse of power.
We go to speak with the government. Alex Petriashvili is the minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration, an unwieldy title for a brief which, according to his department's website, is about "deepening Georgia's cooperation with the EU and NATO and facilitating the political, legal, military, economic and cultural integration."
"I don't want to go into the numbers," the minister tells me. "But I know that there are 29,000 files in the prosecutor's office regarding abusing, torture and forceful granting of private properties in favour of other individuals or in favour of the state. The easiest way for our government would be to pardon what has been done before by the previous government and guarantee that whatever we do in government we will be pardoned too when the next political force comes. But we want to stop elite corruption."
Ironically, his ministry was set up by Saakashvili some 10 years ago, part of his policy to prize Georgia from the Russian sphere of influence. Now some are concerned that the oligarch Bidzana Ivanishvili, the power behind the current administration, is too close to the Kremlin.
It's a charge the minister is keen to brush aside.
"He is a true patriot," Petriashvili tells me. "He has proved this by pushing through the Association Agreement with Europe. He has his vision of how Georgia will become part of the European Union and how we can get closer to the Euro-Atlantic community."
So, I ask, doesn't the current worsening situation on the South Ossetian border put all this in jeopardy?
"Georgia is considered like Ukraine and other former Soviet republics as the backyard of the Russian Federation by the Russian leadership, so it's purely a provocation when we see the new barbed wire fences erected on sovereign Georgian territories – I call it an occupation line. They are behaving like Caribbean pirates."
On the face of it, then both government and opposition seem to agree that a wary eye should be kept on Russian manoeuvring. But the challenges aren't all to the north.
Next morning we leave Tbilisi and head south towards Javakheti, a spectacularly stunning plateau on the border with Armenia. It is cold at this altitude and the only activity in the windswept fields seems to be the harvesting of potatoes by head-scarfed babushkas as we make for Akhalkalaki, the regional administrative centre.
Route of the Baku to Kars railway [Al Jazeera]
I have come to this remote part of Georgia because two massive projects must pass through this region – projects that could potentially worsen relations with Russia still further. First there's a new South Caucasus gas pipeline which when fully operational will carry gas from Azerbaijan through Georgia directly to energy hungry western Europe, by passing Russia and potentially undermining Moscow's current leverage over European states.
Secondly, there is the Baku-Tbilisi-Kars railway, which will follow a similar path to the gas pipeline. Dubbed the 'Iron Silk road' this is the first ever trans-Caucasian railway not under Russian control. Set to open in 2015, it will give China direct access to Europe with an estimated $75bn trade flow, again completely sidestepping Russia which has previously had a monopoly on rail freight from Asia to the West.
Both initiatives are welcomed back in Tbilisi, because they will further cement Georgia to the west, but there's a snag; Javakheti's predominantly ethnic Armenian population is very pro-Russian and far from happy about either of these new developments.
Off the record, I was told by local leaders that the thought of gas coming from Azerbaijan and passing through Javakheti is an anathema – currently relations between Azerbaijan and Armenia could hardly be worse as a result of the disputed territory of Nagorno-Karabakh. And as for the Baku-Tbilisi-Kars railway: as the name suggests, the new rail link will connect Tbilisi not only with Baku but also with Kars in Turkey.
Next year will be the anniversary of the (1915) Armenian genocide which Turkey still denies. There is a widespread fear here that a rail network giving Turkey access to the heart of a large Armenian community is a strategic blunder.
According to Davit Rstakyan, an ethnic Armenian politician I met, "The Turks have not changed. They still don't recognise the fact of the genocide. Everyone knows that this happened, but they still don't admit it and this means that they have not changed; and in future Armenians and Georgians could be destroyed again. Because of this, we have much to fear."
This may seem a somewhat alarmist view, but it's a common one. It also plays into wider fears that local culture is being gradually being eroded and the community marginalised. People here point to the fact that all official business is conducted in the Georgian language, though few ethnic Armenians understand it.
Indeed Russian is more widely spoken and consequently many look back fondly on the Soviet Union. Along with the geopolitical undercurrents of the new railway and gas pipeline it is understandable why some feel that Javakheti could be a potential flashpoint in the years ahead.
While amongst the Armenians I spoke to there was no appetite for confrontation with the authorities in Tbilisi, in these febrile times the Georgian government would do well to listen to those concerns - and remember the country's place on the map.
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If you look at the very bottom of the photo.....right side, directly below the negative battery terminal, you can just see the tip of the black probe being pushed into the end of a red cable that goes to the Positive battery post at the top right. Now look at the meter....the black lead is plugged into the voltage lead of the meter. That makes the red lead from the meter to be plugged into the common and that lead will end up at the negative post of the battery array. The meter doesn't care what color the leads are, all it's looking for is a positive or negative voltage reading with respect to which lead is on which terminal.....thus the correct voltage reading, but visually, you would think something is wrong because of the meter lead color.
Can I do the attached, and would the result be 1840AH @ 24v?
Series connections add voltage, parallel connections add amp-hours.
I see (4) parallel connected rows of (3) 6 volt batteries in series. That gives 18 volts per string, not 24 volts. You need (4) 6 volt batteries in series for 24 volts.
Each series string stores 220 amp-hours, the same as a single battery.
If you reconfigure for (4) batteries in series per row, you'll have 24 volts with (3) rows in parallel at 220 amp-hours each. This is 660 amp-hours total storage.
Yeah, I see that now. And it's how I presently am wired up.
just trying to get more AH. Any ideas? Can I connect 3 batteries in parallel, then connect 4 of those in series or does it not work that way?
The only way to get more AH is by adding more batteries.
Can't do that, I'm stuffed to the gills as it is. just appears to me (theoretically) that if 2 batteries in series make one bigger battery, why can't I connect those bigger batteries in parallel to get more AH? I guess the answer to that is I'm nuts, theoretically.
Amp-hours are only half the story - Amperage x Voltage equals power.
200 amp-hours at 24 volts is 4800 watt-hours ... twice as much power as 200 amp-hours at 12 volts.
Two batteries in series doubles the voltage. Two batteries in parallel doubles the amperage. But either way you still are getting the same amount of wattage or amp hours. No magic tricks.
For sure. But I've been looking into this series/parallel connect and it seems to challenge ohms law? Example attached. Source is indicating that 5040w of energy (8*6v*105a) can be wired to create 7440 (24v*310a) of energy with this series/parallel connect.
I thought the same - a typo. But the source does have another parallel lead connected. My connect is attached.
Once that error in the diagram is corrected (310AH vs 210 AH), all the arithmetic works and Ohms Law is safe.
just appears to me (theoretically) that if 2 batteries in series make one bigger battery, why can't I connect those bigger batteries in parallel to get more AH?
You can, but that's the "more batteries" that Seilerbird stated. In your case, more sets of 4 batteries, since you have a 24v system. So you have these sets of 4x6v batteries that produce 230AH @ 24v, and you can parallel as many sets as you have room for and bump the AH by 230 for each full set.
What do you think of the images above your response. Why do you suppose the source has those 2 extra parallel leads and is claiming more AH from it?
"Once that error in the diagram is corrected (310AH vs 210 AH), all the arithmetic works and Ohms Law is safe"
I missed that on first read of your response. I agree.
The green lines add nothing except redundancy and don't change the math.
Each battery only has 2 terminals, the total amount of energy available from those terminals is limited absolutely by that fact. Regardless of how many ways you wire it, that is an absolute limit.
Any one system can pull 100%, if there are 2 systems attached the systems have to share that 100%, 50/50, 90/10 or whatever.
So you think the source's claim of 310 ah is a typo. I think that makes more sense but I'd still like to know why the 2 parallel leads are added. What's the point of that?
Electricity is like black magic for the untrained, the extra leads are a form of wishful thinking.
Yes sir! My thought as well.
With that I'll assume you mean the source believes the bank is better balanced by doing it in that manner. The source is theoretically correct but I agree that it seems overly redundant.
No, the green drawn in wires do nothing extra. Zero, zip, zilch, nada, squat... The green wires have no value and should not be used IMO.
The source is not correct.
In this picture each bank of 4 batteries provides a total potential of 230ah at 24 volts, that's it. The green lines change absolutely nothing.
3 banksx230ah at 24volts=690ah at 24 volts all in with all 3 banks.
One way to think of "a battery bank wired in series" is as "a single battery".
The batteries you are using are made up of smaller 2-volt batteries (cells).
To build a 6-volt battery one simply puts three 2-volt batteries (cells) in a box and then wire them in series.
A 12 volt battery can be built in the same manner by simply putting six 2-volt batteries (cells) together, a 24-volt battery is a collection of twelve 2-volt batteries (cells) wired in series.
The number of boxes the 2-volt batteries (cells) are housed in is irrelevant.
Whether the bank is wired internally or externally is irrelevant.
Any bank that is wired in series effectively acts as a single battery.
About the most you can say for the 4 green wires is that they may be shorter than the blacks & reds that make the same electrical connection. Maybe that helps balance the loading by providing a slightly lower resistance alternate path, but that's true only if the Reds & Blacks are undersize or just marginal in size.
Thank you for the email, I can confirm that indeed we have made a typing error on the website which we will fix right away. The correct value should be 210Ah and not 310Ah as indicated on the website. I personally thank you for bringing it to my attention.
I do hope that the rest of the website content is of great value to you Robert and please feel free to alert me to any other discrepancies you may find on the website, it will be greatly appreciated.
Your schematic shows a 4 in serie first, then a 3 in parallel, 3S4P.
There is also the 3 in parallel first, then 4 in serie, 4S3P.
In a 4S3P, if a battery fails in a 3P, the impact is less, the 2 others in the 3P go on supplying.
Also, you could add diode insulation and fault protection, by adding diodes (good amperage) isolating the 4 (3S4P), or the 3 (4S3P), for both charging and discharging. Not very costly.
The advise is also to add fuses (good amperage) in the battery to converter, unless already in the converter setup.
If you stick with your 3S4P schematic, the batteries voltage in any string can vary independently of each other, and in the long run, it is always safe to monitor the voltage of each battery, even with a very simple battery monitor.
The green lines are outlining the idea of a "bus bar" type connection, it is better being shorter, linking each string. The negative/black line then just need one connection to this green "bus bar".
354P, 453R? Sorry, I don't understand this terminology. I understand the gist and will look into implementing it. Also, further explanation of diode use would be appreciated.
The attached image is what I have so far. Again, PV is not in yet, will be in a month or so and will be 2040w.
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The American Institute of Biological Sciences (AIBS) has launched a new professional development program designed to enhance the communication skills of scientists, particularly those interested in communicating with decision-makers and the news media. The program is an excellent way to develop new communication skills and identify effective methods for broadening the impact of research and education programs.
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Legislation that would modestly increase funding for several bureaus of the Department of the Interior in fiscal year 2017, but cut funding for the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), passed the House of Representatives on 14 July 2016. H.R. 5538 was among the last items of business the chamber addressed before lawmakers left for a seven-week recess. This is the first time in several years that the Interior and Environment Appropriations bill has been passed by the House; contentious policy items have killed the legislation in recent years.
Notably, the U.S. Geological Survey would receive an $18 million increase if the bill were enacted. This includes a $2.7 million increase for the Ecosystems mission area.
The bill also includes $301 million for Forest and Rangeland Research at the U.S. Forest Service. This represents an increase of $10 million over the current funding level, although the new funding would be directed to forest products and forest inventory programs per an amendment by Representative Bruce Westerman (R-AR).
The EPA would lose $274 million in funding from the 2016 enacted level of $8.1 billion, continuing a multiple year slide in funding. Representative Scott Perry (R-PA) sought an additional 17 percent cut. His amendment failed after the bill's sponsor explained that the proposed reduction would negatively impact state grant funding. An amendment by Representative Rodney Davis (R-IL) to eliminate EPA's Office of Congressional and Intergovernmental Affairs was adopted by voice vote.
More than 100 amendments were debated before the bill passed with the support of 231 Representatives. It was a party-line vote, with all but three of the supporting votes coming from Republicans.
Many of the failed amendments attempted to remove policy riders from the legislation. Several policy provisions would prohibit the listing of new endangered species, block funding for environmental education grants, and prevent Obama administration air and water regulations from taking effect.
The White House has threatened to veto the bill.
Congress has recessed for the summer without reaching a compromise on how to fight Zika virus. In the days leading up to the break, the Senate again took up the issue as part of defense funding legislation. Senate Democrats agreed to start conference negotiations with the House, however, a procedural vote failed to get the required 60 votes.
The Senate previously approved $1.1 billion in emergency funding, with no requirement to offset the spending from other programs. If enacted, the funds could be used for vaccine development and for mosquito control. Democrats have objected to a provision that would temporarily halt certain environmental rules pertaining to pesticide spraying.
The House voted in May to appropriate $622 million to fight Zika. These funds would be transferred from an existing account that was created to combat Ebola, as well as from other programs.
Last week, Florida health officials reported the first possible cases of Zika virus from local transmission.
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The newest episode of BioScience Talks podcast addresses the impacts of hydroelectric dams on insects. Hydropower dams generate more energy than all other renewable sources combined. However, they can also produce dire environmental consequences, including the devastation of aquatic insect populations and the food webs that those insects underpin. A practice called "hydropeaking" is evidently to blame. By altering river flows to meet power-generation needs, hydropeaking generates artificial tides that extirpate insect species. In this episode of BioScience Talks, Dr. Ted Kennedy, a research ecologist with the U.S. Geological Survey's Grand Canyon Monitoring and Research Center describes the underlying phenomenon and the citizen science project that brought it to light. Listen to this episode and past episodes at https://www.aibs.org/publications/news/latest-bioscience-talks-podcast.html.
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Skoki narciarskie na Zimowej Uniwersjadzie 2009 – zawody w skokach narciarskich, które przeprowadzane były w dniach 21–25 lutego w kompleksie Dragon Hill w chińskiej miejscowości Yabuli, w ramach Zimowej Uniwersjady 2009.

Na skoczni normalnej indywidualnie najlepsi byli Japonka Misaki Shigeno wśród kobiet i Koreańczyk Kim Hyun-ki u mężczyzn, a w rywalizacji drużynowej zwyciężyła reprezentacja Korei Południowej.

Na obiekcie dużym złoty medal zdobył Austriak David Unterberger.

W klasyfikacji medalowej rywalizacji skoczków narciarskich zwyciężyła Korea Południowa (2-1-1) przed Austrią (1-1-1) i Japonią (1-1-0). Medale zdobywały również Polska (0-1-0) oraz Niemcy i Chiny (0-0-1).

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The Misfit Path is an undeniably pretty timepiece for folks with small wrists, and it adds a few smart features that are handy. None of those features wow as much as the design though.
The Misfit Path has a beautiful and modern design along with a ton of functionality. It can be worn both day and night, so you'll find yourself wearing it with almost every outfit.
At $150, the Misfit Path is a good watch for anyone looking for a little more than just the time. It has simple smart features and can track general fitness activity. Its chic design and small form factor also make it one of the best-looking smartwatches we've seen—it's not as ostentatious as the Michael Kors Access Sofie, or as overtly techie as the Apple Watch Series 3.


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Between January 1 and the end of November 2015, more than 886,000 people reached the EU via the Mediterranean, a significant increase over previous years. More than 3,500 people died or went missing in the same period while making the journey. Arrivals to Greece via Turkey across the Aegean Sea now far outstrip crossings via Libya to Italy. From Greece, a debt-stricken country unable to cope with the influx, many travel overland through the Western Balkans to reach other EU countries. The land route contains its own perils, including blocked border crossings, summary expulsions and police abuse.
Over 80 percent of those taking the dangerous journey originate from countries beset by war, generalized violence, or with repressive governments, such as Syria, Eritrea, Somalia, Afghanistan, and Iraq. The EU continues to emphasize preventing departures and combating smuggling over a coordinated approach based on access to protection and respect for human rights including through problematic cooperation with Turkey and other transit countries.
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In fine watchmaking, there is a before and an after Urwerk. With Urwerk, the mechanical watch has gained a new momentum, reclassifying watchmaking watches as traditional pieces light years away from the Urwerk anticipation watch.
Urwerk is a watch brand created by Felix Baumgartner and Martin Frei. The first, Felix Baumgartner, is a watchmaker. The second, Martin Frei, is a designer. Together, they will design watches with often automatic winding, watches of high quality made at the cost of several years of watchmaking and mechanical research, resulting in watches with a resolutely unique design and movement.
At the beginning, it was all about display - a linear display that no longer had anything to do with the traditional watch with central hand display, as the traditional watchmaking and mechanical model that was still running when Felix Baumgartner and Martin Frei founded Urwerk.
Felix Baumgartner and Martin Frei first decided to review the case of the traditional watch in watchmaking. They prefer titanium on each model for almost all their collections. Titanium offers the advantage of a lightweight but durable and affordable case, to which you can get used in a few minutes.
The Urwerk watches designed by Felix Baumgartner and Martin Frei then offer a mechanical movement whose display no longer has a single point in common with the display of the classic watchmaking model. Felix Baumgartner and Martin Frei develop for Urwerk an atypical path for their house, a satellite complication that offers a linear reading of the hour and minutes. Positioning themselves as luxury watches, dressed in a black PVD-treated titanium case, Felix Baumgartner and Martin Frei's Urwerk watch collections will almost all adopt this principle of linear display with satellite complications.
For some watches, the winding is regulated within the titanium case by a system that adapts to the wearer, with the possibility of a powerful winding or, on the contrary, a more progressive winding - the desired effect is to create an intimate link between the Urwerk watch and its owner, so that each model sees its mechanism individually associated with a very specific collector. The power reserve is thus gradually restored under the effect of the winding mode chosen - a watchmaking innovation that is now only available at Urwerk. This winding effect is made possible by the use of a unidirectional rotor, which regulates the winding of the watch.
Felix Baumgartner and Martin Frei also went further with Urwerk, creating a watch capable with its display of indicating the precision of its movement. This watch model, the EMC d'Urwerk, thus has an optical control mechanism for its proper operation, a radical innovation in watchmaking, developed exclusively for Urwerk by Felix Baumgartner and Martin Frei. The mechanism is of an optical nature and, under the effect of the control of a control movement, the EMC allows the display of the step deviation of its own traditional watch movement. Still within a black PDV treated titanium case, Felix Baumgartner and Martin Frei have, year after year, created a watch whose mechanism goes beyond the watchmaking tradition to offer the wristwatch a highly promising future.
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Is that Kamillo Beach in the background of your picture? My husband and i paid a lot of money to have guides get us to Kamillo Beach so we could actually witness the devastation of plastic in our oceans. We conducted our own plastic trash pick-up and brought samples home to educate the students we teach.
Also bought to our attention is the damage our sunscreens are doing to our oceans! We must get eduacted and stop destroying what we love.
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Hi Elizabeth! This picture was actually taken on the remote west coast of Sumbawa. There's very few people, but lots of plastic debris that accumulate there due to prevailing winds and currents. Sadly, every ocean now suffers from this problem. Thank you for helping educate your students on this important issue! Mahalo, Jaeson.


A Tongan volcano has created a substantial new island since it began erupting last month, spewing out huge volumes of rock and dense ash that has killed nearby vegetation. Tonga is almost 2,000 kilometers (1,243 miles) northeast of New Zealand. It lies on the so-called Pacific "Ring of Fire", where continental plates collide causing frequent volcanic and seismic activity.
The volcano rumbled to life on December 20 for the first time in five years, erupting from two vents, one on the uninhabited island of Hunga Ha'apai and the other underwater about 100 meters (328 feet) offshore. A number of international flights were cancelled earlier this week amid concerns about the volcano's ash plume but they resumed on Wednesday, with authorities saying debris from the eruption was not being thrown high into the atmosphere.
Cone snails are notorious for stinging scuba divers tempted to pick up their beautiful shells. But the geographic cone snail (Conus geographus)—the most venomous cone snail of all, with several human deaths under its belt—takes its practice of poisoning to a whole new level. The tropical sluggard kills by overdosing fish with a toxic cloud containing insulin. Plummeting blood sugar levels throw the victims into a stupor.
Once the fish are in a sugar coma, the cone snail reaches out with what's called a false mouth—it looks like it's throwing a cape over its prey—and drags a stupefied animal into its mouth. The snail then stings the fish with another set of toxins, just to make sure its victim is completely paralyzed. Other compounds in cone snail venom produce similar results, but no other animal that researchers know of—except perhaps people—uses insulin to kill like this.
The most important job inside any cell is making proteins, and they are all made using instructions from DNA. This process is practically gospel in the field of molecular biology, but new research identifies some exceptions. Some proteins, it turns out, can make other proteins.
This isn't a case of a protein going rogue. It seems to be part of the recycling process that occurs when there's a mistake in a protein being built. When an error is introduced, the ribosomes stall and call in a group of quality control proteins, including Rqc2. In observing this process, the researchers saw how Rqc2 links up with the transfer RNA and tells it to insert a random sequence of two amino acids into the chain (out of 20 total amino acids).
The researchers believe that Rqc2's seemingly aberrant behavior might be an integral part of keeping your body free of faulty proteins. It's possible that it is flagging the protein for destruction, or that the string of amino acids could be a test to see if the ribosome is working properly. People with disorders like Alzheimers and Huntingtons diseases have defective quality control processes for their proteins. Understanding the exact conditions where Rqc2 is triggered, and where it fails to trigger, are the next step in this research, and could be important for developing new treatments for neurodegenerative diseases.
New research has revealed that ancient Europeans adapted the ability to digest dairy much later than expected. It's long been known that after humans transitioned from hunter gatherers to farmers, many populations also evolved the ability to tolerate lactose, a sugar found in dairy. But new DNA evidence now shows that this ability evolved much later in certain populations - and for 4,000 years ancient Europeans were eating cheese, despite not being able to stomach it.
Scientists had estimated that lactose tolerance must have evolved around 7,000 years ago or more, when cheese-making first started. But the researchers found that the genes didn't actually appear until 3,000 years ago. The next step is to map the distribution of the lactose-tolerant gene further, and find out more about how our genetics changed in response to our diet.
This seems to show that human evolution doesn't happen as quickly as expected, and lends some credence to the saying: Starving people have no food allergies.
New research demonstrates that an increase in greenhouse gas concentrations thousands of years ago was a key factor in causing substantially more rainfall in two major regions of Africa. It was the most recent time during which natural global warming was associated with increases in greenhouse gas concentrations. Following a long dry spell during the glacial maximum, the amount of rainfall in Africa abruptly increased, starting around 14,700 years ago and continuing until around 5,000 years ago. So intense was the cumulative rainfall, turning desert into grasslands and savannas, that scientists named the span the African Humid Period (AHP).
Previous studies had suggested that the AHP was triggered by a ~20,000-year cyclic wobble in Earth's orbit that resulted in increased summertime heating north of the equator. That summertime heating would have warmed the land in such a way as to strengthen the monsoon winds from the ocean and enhance rainfall. Instead, the study revealed the role of two other factors: a change in Atlantic Ocean circulation that rapidly boosted rainfall in the region, and a rise in greenhouse gas concentrations that helped enhance rainfall across a wide swath of Africa.
While the industrialized world looks to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to preserve our current climate, Africa could find itself benefiting from increased emissions.
Last week, the Princeton University Press published the Digital Einstein Papers, electronic versions of an enormous number of Albert Einstein's written works, including published papers, popular writings, and even personal correspondence with scientists and family.
This is an incredible collection. An enormous amount of work has been put in by both projects to collect and translate the works. If you find any documents of particular interest, post a link in the comments!
If you enjoy reading about the history of science, this is a great story: the history of geologist Marie Thorp, whose methodical plotting and cataloging of mid-ocean SONAR data led to the discovery and mapping of the mountainous ridges that bisect the world's oceans. That discovery in turn helped validate the geologic theory of continental drift, which until then had been dismissed by even serious, erudite scientists as a bit of poetry and imagination.
In late 1952, as Tharp was replotting the ocean floor, Heezen took on another deep-sea project searching for safe places to plant transatlantic cables. He was creating his own map, which plotted earthquake epicenters in the ocean floor. As his calculations accumulated, he noticed something strange: Most quakes occurred in a nearly continuous line that sliced down the center of the Atlantic. Meanwhile, Tharp had finished her second map—a physiographic diagram giving the ocean floor a 3-D appearance—and sure enough, it showed the rift again. When Heezen and Tharp laid their two maps on top of each other on a light table, both were stunned by how neatly the maps fit.
An interesting read that's surprisingly heart-warming: amazing to see how facts become knowledge and knowledge leads to understanding.
For all the things Romans got wrong (lead pipes anyone?) did you know we're still using a less advanced concrete than they did? Consider some of the massive structures in Rome that have passed the test of time, lasting for more than 2000 years. The typical concrete that we use in construction starts to degrade after only 50 years.
Researchers at Berkeley think they've finally figured it out with thanks to a sample that was removed from the Pozzuoli Bay near Naples, Italy. This could vastly improve the durability of modern concrete, and even reduce the carbon footprint from making it. The downside is a longer curing time, and resource allocation — it wouldn't be possible to completely replace modern cement due to the limited supply of fly ash (an industrial waste product produced by burning coal). Their research can be found in a few articles, however they are both behind pay walls.
Lucky for us, and the open source community at large, someone from MIT has also been working on perfecting the formula — and he's shared his results thus far.
IEEE Spectrum has an interesting and detailed article about the long road to Maxwell's equations. It's not a text full of lengthy demonstrations and mathematical jargon (don't worry there are still some formulas), if anything it's a story of physics and mathematics spread across the nineteenth century.
It explains how, from observations made by Faraday and others, Maxwell deduced a set of 20 complex equations describing the electrical and magnetic fields. These equations almost fell into oblivion because of both their complexity and the lack of experimental evidences for the brand new concepts introduced (e.g. electromagnetic waves can propagate without a medium, light is just one of them, etc.). They were only saved thanks to a few passionate scientists, the Maxwellians, notably Heaviside who managed to simplify and sum them up into the well-known 4 equations that we all read once in some introductory engineering or physics textbook.
lifescience reports that a plant based compound triggers the conversion of white fat into brown fat. The difference between white and brown fat is, that while white fat stores energy, brown fat is used to generate heat to keep the body warm. Consequently mice, when treated with this compound, generated more heat when they were exposed to cold air and therefore burned more calories.
http://www.nature.com/news/2010/101124/full/news.2010.628.html Not only humans are getting fatter and fatter, but lab animals are too, despite a very controlled dietary plan which often does not change for years.


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Q: How to merge content from files with same name but in different folders by Python? I'm trying to merge content from different TXT files by using Python, but the challenge is I need to only merge content from the same file names coming from different folders. Here's a screenshot for your reference:

So far, I can print out all the file names with their full paths:
import os

for root, dirs, files in os.walk(".", topdown=False):
    for file in files:
        if file.endswith(".txt"):
            filepath = os.path.join(root, file)
            print (filepath)

However, how could I use Python to only merge files with the same name...still researching. Let me know if you know the answer, or point me a way to research more. Thank you very much and happy holidays!

A: import os

# create a dictionary with file names as keys
# and for each file name the paths where they
# were found
file_paths = {}
for root, dirs, files in os.walk('.'):
    for f in files:
        if f.endswith('.txt'):
            if f not in file_paths:
                file_paths[f] = []
            file_paths[f].append(root)

# for each file in the dictionary, concatenate
# the content of the files in each directory
# and write the merged content into a file
# with the same name at the top directory
for f, paths in file_paths.items():
    txt = []
    for p in paths:
        with open(os.path.join(p, f)) as f2:
            txt.append(f2.read())
    with open(f, 'w') as f3:
        f3.write(''.join(txt))

A: You should do something like below, note: code not tested.
import os

mapped_files = {}

for path, subdirs, files in os.walk("."):
    for file in files:
        if file.endswith(".txt"):
            if file in mapped_files:
                existing = mapped_files[file]
                mapped_files[file] = existing.append(path)
            else:
                mapped_files[file] = [path]

for key in mapped_files:
    files = mapped_files[key]
    first_f = os.path.join(path, files[0])
    with open(first_f, "a+") as current_file:
        for path in files[1:]: # start at the second index
            f = os.path.join(path, key)
            content = open(f,"r").read()
            current_file.write(content) # add all content to the first file

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11/07/2011 · I am sorry, I am asking this question early this time. Based on contract period, either I need to give notice or renew my apartment lease next week. Based on contract period, either I need to give notice or renew my apartment lease next week.... 13/09/2011 · Contract is up for renewal but I have already been told that they are keen for me to sign an extension at the end of this current contract. The question I have is, should I ask for a raise or not?
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This letter is a contract renewal binding two parties, [NAME OF PARTY ONE] and [NAME OF PARTY TWO] to extend the original contract of [JOB TITLE OF POSITION] for an additional period of 14.12.2018 to 14.12.2018. All other terms and conditions will remain the same. Please sign any and all enclosed documents. Thank you in advance.
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Forest Vista
Address 61 Town Centre Court, Scarborough
Developer Tridel
The Forest Vista Condos by Tridel is an established condo development at 61 Town Centre Court, Scarborough, Ontario. This project offers a high-rise building of 25 storeys with 316 units. The construction of this property was completed in 2002.
The Forest Vista lies at the Scarborough City Centre, providing a relaxed residential atmosphere to its tenants or owners. Further, its interiors enhance the beauty of modern architecture and make it unique from its nearby buildings. Besides, introverts can stay home and spend time for an extended period, looking at nearby green spaces or utilizing extraordinary building amenities.
Contact our real estate professionals or book a video chat to get complete details on Forest Vista condos. Explore the square foot price plans, building hygiene protocols, unit sold history, current market listings, average sale price per condo, average rent per unit, sale and rent value, and similar other property services.
The Forest Vista at 61 Town Centre Court has suites ranging from 490 sq ft to 2100+ sq ft. This high-rise condo located in Bendale Area offers one, two, and three-bed suite alternatives. In addition, an indoor pool, a parking garage, a concierge service, an exercise room, and an on-site security guard are the building features. Moreover, there are also some other common areas at Forest Vista to let the residents enjoy their space. Maintenance fees cover air conditioning, heat, building insurance, and water.
Send us a request for more information on this Scarborough condo tower at 61 Town Centre Court. Get details about the average sale price per unit, the average rent per condo, parking price, and security service charges.
Situated near the Scarborough town centre, the Forest Vista offers its inhabitants a vast array of groceries, parks, bars, shops within walking distance. For instance, Piazza Manna, Subway, All-Star Wings & Ribs, Villa Madina, and A&W Restaurant are the best eating places at 61 Town Centre Court.
Also, FreshCo, just steps away from Forest Vista, is an excellent grocery shop option. Likewise, other shopping and entertainment alternatives are Ardene, Scarborough historical museum, ReitMans, Woodside Cleaners, Cineplex Odeon Corp, and GapKids. Certainly, Snow Hill Park will make your evenings. You can visit Physique Healthcare, Carbo Medical Supplies for keeping up with your health and well being.
61 town centre Crt has 85/100 walk score and 51/100 bike score. These condos are conveniently located near the McCowan Rapid Transportation Station. If you are travelling by car, you can take Highway 401, as well as McCowan Road and head to any part of Toronto. These transit options will also take you to Scarborough's growing business district.
Tridel Corporation has been one of the leading condo developers in Toronto since the 1930s. The Dupont, Westerly 2, and Royal BayView are some of its other developments.
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This project began in 2014, when I started collecting pictures of women from the 1930s, 40s and 50s. I gathered photographs of women I didn't know but with whom I identified, and in situations that I recognized as familiar. I was intrigued by these women's existences – mysterious to me – and by the allure of the black and white prints as unique objects. I liked the idea of giving them a new destination in the contemporary world, I didn't want them to disappear within a shoe box at the flea market. It was as I started questioning the – simultaneous – existence and absence of these women, that I created the first series.