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17 Therefore, he had to become like his brothers and sisters so that he could be merciful. He became like them so that he could serve as a faithful chief priest in God's presence and make peace with God for their sins. | 17 For this reason he had to be made like his brothers in every way, in order that he might become a merciful and faithful high priest in service to God, and that he might make atonement for the sins of the people. |
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The NSA's alarmingly liberal interpretation of surveillance laws
August 8, 2013 3:27 pm | by Kasey Panetta, Managing Editor | Blogs | CommentsIf you thought the U.S. government had no interest in your texts and emails, you better think again — the NSA's dragnet just got a lot bigger. Officially, the policy of the NSA has been to intercept communications from Americans in direct contact with "targeted" foreigners overseas, according to the New York Times. However, it seems the agency has been looking at more than they've "officially" admitted.
Making aviation history: A solar-powered plane
August 6, 2013 2:01 pm | by Kasey Panetta, Managing Editor | Articles | CommentsWhile most of the country is still struggling with the concept of solar power on land, one team was busy using the panels to power something a little more ambitious: a plane. The program, called Solar Impulse, is devoted to designing a plane powered entirely by solar panels, in hopes of demonstrating the potential of alternative energy.
Now's a good time to "reclaim your name" from data brokers
August 6, 2013 12:12 pm | by Chris Warner, Executive Editor | Articles | CommentsWhat's in a name? Juliet Capulet didn't see much value in a name in her famous, fictional dialog with Romeo Montague but in the age of "big data," try telling that to today's big data brokers. As our modern, personal conveniences put more of our information out there to be gathered and sold, a consumer's confidence that information or misinformation isn't going to harm them is usually limited....
Ban open-source blueprints for guns, save the world
August 6, 2013 10:39 am | by Kasey Panetta, Managing Editor | Blogs | CommentsThere is now a 3D-printed rifle that can fire multiple rounds WITHOUT breaking. We've moved beyond the one-and-done 3D guns of the past. Now, we're talking FOURTEEN shots before the gun fell apart.Last time we visited this topic, many commenters reminded me that people have been making guns out of random bits of things forever.
3D-printed guns lead the open-source revolution
August 6, 2013 8:58 am | by Jason Lomberg, Technical Editor | Blogs | Comments3D-printed guns are the precise exegesis of the open-source movement. Blueprints for 3D-printed guns are freely available on P2P networks and other sources. Short of a complete federal seizure of the World Wide Web, the flow of information cannot be stopped. Does this prove the ultimate futility of gun control? Does information truly want to be free?
10 must-read posts from July
August 5, 2013 11:41 am | by Kasey Panetta, Managing Editor | Blogs | CommentsHere's a rundown of the most read, most popular, most awesome articles on the web. Take a look at what you missed the first time around or check up on an old favorite to see the conversation in the comments. Keep checking out the Lead at www.ecnmag.com and follow us on Twitter @ecnonline for our most up-to-date articles.
The ridiculous amount of stuff happening in 60 seconds on the internet
July 30, 2013 2:41 pm | by Kasey Panetta, Managing Editor | Blogs | CommentsEver wonder what happens in just one minute on the internet? Qmee, an internet ad agency of sorts, created a great infographic so you can see exactly what everyone else is looking at on the internet and maybe check some out for yourself.
First drone landing on carrier forecasts the future of aerial warfare
July 30, 2013 10:47 am | by Jason Lomberg, Technical Editor | Blogs | CommentsForget fancy, 5th-generation manned stealth jets. The future of aerial warfare is unmanned, with fighter jockeys shelved in favor of cold, robotic precision. Look no further than the X-47B: Last month, the autonomous drone became the first unmanned jet to land aboard a moving aircraft carrier.
Patch makes you "invisible" to mosquitoes
July 29, 2013 2:18 pm | by Kasey Panetta, Managing Editor | Blogs | CommentsMosquitoes are a serious health problem (and genuine pain) around the world. Not only can their bites result in painful, itchy marks, their presence can be the harbinger for outbreaks of diseases like malaria and West Nile. It's a persistent and problematic challenge for health officials, both in the US and in third world countries.
Data collection disclosures have app developers thinking outside the box
July 29, 2013 11:30 am | by Chris Warner, Executive Editor | Blogs | CommentsLast week, some of the players in the mobile app world announced an agreement to test a voluntary code of conduct requiring app developers who participate in the program to disclose what types of personal information the app collects about the user.
Oh, the humanity! Army to deploy military blimps
July 25, 2013 11:02 am | by Jason Lomberg, Technical Editor | Blogs | CommentsThe military is going decidedly low-tech with its latest experiment – blimps. The Army's anti-missile blimp system, JLENS, will make its way to the East Coast next year. The high-tech/low-tech radar system can detect cruise missiles, light planes, drones, boats and vehicles on the ground....
This is what firing an AK-47 underwater looks like
July 24, 2013 3:47 pm | by Kasey Panetta, Managing Editor | Blogs | CommentsIt's pretty incredible what some people can do with a Phantom Miro 320S high-speed camera and a fairly, extensive understanding of guns. This video is a follow-up to another video Smarter Every Day did where he fired a pistol underwater. In this video, he fires a modified AK-47 underwater to study how a blowback system works underwater versus air.
Sensors allow rescue teams to "speak" dog
July 24, 2013 2:58 pm | by Kasey Panetta, Managing Editor | Blogs | CommentsHave you ever had a burning desire to understand what your dog is saying? Personally, I feel it would be mostly, "Food? Walk? Toy? Food? But, seriously, food?" but that's just me.For your average housedog, it's not really imperative the owner understand everything the dog is trying to communicate. However, if the dog's job is a little more intense, it could make a huge difference.
The must-have security device
July 23, 2013 3:54 pm | by Kasey Panetta, Managing Editor | Blogs | CommentsI am, by nature, a very anxious person. Alright, I am a worrier—particularly when it comes to leaving the house. Did I leave the garage door open? The stove on? The hair straighter plugged in? Did I lock all the doors? Windows? And that's just when I leave for work.
The hotel that connects to your private jet
July 23, 2013 12:35 pm | by Jason Lomberg, Technical Editor | Blogs | CommentsWhat do you get the obscenely-wealthy executive who has everything? If it's an especially lazy exec who absolutely must sleep where he lands (his private jet), then the jetway hotel might be perfect. A private client (with the requisite bankroll and penchant for flamboyant acts of indulgent laziness) commissioned Margot Krasojevic to design this "short stay hotel hangar"....
Window ads on trains: Music to riders' ears or simply off the rails?
July 18, 2013 11:22 am | by Chris Warner | Blogs | CommentsStreaming service Sky Go, along with the agency BBDO, are behind the talking window ads. Using bone conduction technology, transmitters mounted to the window of a train window emit high frequencies whose vibrations are suited to penetrate the cranial bones of a passenger who rests his head against the window to deliver the advertising message – a far cry from
We must support efforts to defund the NSA's spying programs
July 17, 2013 2:05 pm | by Jason Lomberg, Technical Editor | Blogs | CommentsCongressional Republican Justin Amash has a not-so-novel idea for quashing the NSA's surveillance programs — defund them. Rep. Amash has introduced an amendment to the Defense Appropriations Bill that would strangle federal spying programs by tying the purse strings. We must support Rep. Amash's efforts.
"Smart Diapers" perform high-tech urinalysis
July 15, 2013 6:15 pm | by Jason Lomberg, Technical Editor | Blogs | CommentsParents will try anything to ensure their baby's health – even if that means scanning their infant's backside with their smartphone. At least that's the idea behind Pixie Scientific's "Smart Diaper" concept, which transmits health data via QR codes.
The government has been helping itself to our personal data all along
July 11, 2013 5:03 pm | by Chris Warner, Executive Editor | Articles | CommentsIn the last few months I've been writing about various efforts of the government – both on the local and federal level – to leverage our consumer technologies to learn about our driving habits, cellular records, and, in the event of cyber attack, access to email records. Taken in totality, one could be highly suspicious that virtually anything and everything about our lives is accessible....
Karma's a you-know-what: Feds disinvited to hacker conference
July 11, 2013 4:49 pm | by Jason Lomberg, Technical Editor | Blogs | CommentsThe marriage of convenience (some might say a temporary truce) between Feds and hackers – organized at the annual DEF CON conference – simply couldn't survive in our current geopolitical environment. And the hackers want a divorce – the Feds will not be at DEF CON this year.
Self-healing circuits: A living immune system for ICs
July 10, 2013 4:08 pm | by Kasey Panetta, Managing Editor | Articles | CommentsOne of the challenges of working with integrated circuits is as designers try to make ICs faster, the transistors become smaller and can't handle as much voltage and the amount of variation grows. Plus, a single fault in the IC could mean a useless chip, bringing projects and products to sudden jarring halt.
Princess or engineer: What will your daughter be?
July 10, 2013 11:41 am | by Kasey Panetta, Managing Editor | Blogs | CommentsThough we might not agree on the reasons why there is such a discrepancy between the percentage of women in the population and the percent who become engineers, we can all agree it's not a good thing. At the end of the day whether it's an issue of nature, nurture or a combination of the two, that can't be the end of the discussion. The conversation needs to evolve to a place focused on addressing the issue.
Does voice-activated technology betray our sense of safety while driving?
July 9, 2013 2:39 pm | by Chris Warner, Executive Editor | Blogs | CommentsThere's no end in sight to the tug of war between proponents of the connected car and those who want to curtail use of electronic devices for fear of distracted driving. The latest salvo from the safety side came in from the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, which in June released a study....
No girls allowed: "Nerd" stereotype means fewer female engineers
July 8, 2013 9:29 am | by Kasey Panetta, Managing Editor | Blogs | CommentsThe Big Bang Theory — a television show that features four male scientists and engineers and an attractive blond waitress — is one of the top shows on TV. But a recent study has raised an interesting question: Does this show's — and others like it's — depiction of what scientists and engineers look like actively discourage women from pursuing STEM degrees? According to the study, it might.
Big Brother is watching you ... and your car
July 2, 2013 12:13 pm | by Jason Lomberg, Technical Editor | Blogs | CommentsDo red-light traffic cameras reduce accidents? Save lives? Are they a boon to resource-strapped law enforcement agencies? A boondoggle? An invasion of privacy? With government surveillance – and the citizenry's awareness thereof – at a fever pitch, this issue will only become more relevant ... and divisive.


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Robbery Suspects Behind Bars
Two women are now behind bars after they beat a Sulphur businessman with a hammer on Tuesday afternoon during an attempted robbery.
Mike Epps digs into the origin of some of the most common racial stereotypes in new segment, 'That's Racist.'
According to KPLC, two women are now behind bars after they beat a Sulphur businessman with a hammer on Tuesday afternoon during an attempted robbery.
Today in Tha Wire Sly Stone wins breach-of-contract lawsuit against his former manager and lawyer and Cipha Sounds says goodbye to HOT 97 after 17 years.
Super Bowl XLIX pits the unstoppable offense of the New England Patriots against the impenetrable defense of the Seattle Seahawks. The 49th edition of the NFL's big game could be one of its most memorable contests. Here's a preview of Sunday's game:
Halo is lucky to be alive. Before his rescue at 4-months he endured unspeakable abuse. Now he's advocating for his breed and training to be a therapy dog.
Following in the footsteps of Amber Rose and Kim Kardashian, Young Money rapper Nicki Minaj shares some sexy outtakes from her 2015 calendar photo shoot.
Got a young family? Where the best places to live in Louisiana? Well, according to nerdwallet.com, we've got a few great local options for you.
According to KPLC, Sulphur police are on the hunt for two suspect's who may have robbed a business on Post Oak Road Tuesday afternoon (Jan. 27th), in Sulphur.
Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch is not fond of reporters, and has a unique way of conducting interviews to avoid being penalized by the NFL. Watch his latest Superbowl ads where he finally opens up to reporters.
According to TMZ, police in Kentucky want to sit down and talk with Louisiana rapper Kevin Gates, because he may or may not have witnessed a shooting at a concert.
Today in Tha Wire, Lil Wayne says he wants out of Cash Money and wants to take his Young Money artists with him and the Chris Brown/Trey Songz tour comes to a halt.
A DWI/seatbelt checkpoint on Friday, January 23rd in Westlake turns up a couple of citations and seatbelt violations, no DWI arrests, and more.


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Winifred Paper, a boutique design studio, is looking for 1-2 Marketing / Public Relations Interns to join our team immediately.About:
Based in Washington DC's bustling Georgetown neighborhood, Winifred Paper specializes in creating luxury invitations for weddings and social events. Winifred Paper also works with boutique brands to build beautiful visual identities for print and web.
Working directly with the Founder and Creative Director, Kelly Scarborough Watson, PR and Marketing Interns will assist with the launch and marketing of Winifred Paper's new brand and e-commerce platform debuting this summer. PR and Marketing Interns will have the opportunity to work in a highly creative, start-up environment with a small, talented group of individuals in a beautiful, open studio.
We are looking for a self-starter who is smart, savvy and motivated to hit the ground running. A passion for luxury goods, paper and design as well as a willingness to learn is essential. We would like to set a 20-25 hour/week schedule. Outstanding performers may be asked to continue internship into fall and/or be offered part/full-time employment upon graduation. This is a non-paid internship, with option for course credit. We will provide you lunch and a fantastic opportunity to build your resume. Candidates must be US Citizens or eligible to work in United States.
Roles and Responsibilities:May include but are not limited to–
–Support Founder as needed in daily tasks and client services
–Assist in research, creation and execution of media and marketing initiatives for Winifred Paper
–Research and maintain a database for clients and press
–Assist in copywriting for Winifred Paper's new blog, e-mail newsletter, and social media campaigns
–Assist in engaging with vendor contacts and press through social media channels
–Assist in research, plan and execution of press kit
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The fans at STAPLES Center will be treated to a game between the Edmonton Oilers and the Los Angeles Kings when they take their seats on Tuesday. Last time out for Edmonton, they were a 3-2 loser as they battled the Ducks on the road. Moneyline bettors who got the Ducks at -198 were rewarded, while the 5 combined goals moved the game UNDER for totals bettors. The Kings were a 3-1 loser in their most recent outing on the road against the Blackhawks. That made winners of bettors who got Chicago at -132 on the moneyline, while the total score (4) was good news for UNDER bettors. Los Angeles: Team record: 22-8-4 SU, ATS is 6-1 SU in its last 7 games When playing on Tuesday are 6-4 Team record: 11-21-3 SU, ATS Current streak: lost 3 straight games. The total has gone UNDER in 4 of last 5 games on the road When playing on Tuesday are 3-7 Edmonton at Colorado, Thursday, December 19 Los Angeles home to San Jose, Thursday, December 19 |


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Ruud Baan's underwater photography submerges viewers into a captivating, whimsical world of nymph-like women.
Baan had the women jump into pools of water decked out in high fashion bathing-suit style outfits, but left stilettos on their feet. Their underwater poses could be called anything but canonballs as they pose gracefully, like gymnasts hurting through the air.
When we've seen so much underwater photography, I think it's fair to say it's officially gone from cutting edge and innovative to mainstream.


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+ Tow truck driver stabbed during New Year's Eve festivities
Police are investigating the possible role of incense in the incident. Ten packages of incense were found on the suspect.
+Siesta residents protest variance requests
Property owners near the Beach Road parcels have sent at least 15 emails to Sarasota County commissioners opposing the proposed construction.
+FDOT announces New Pass Bridge work
The Florida Department of Transportation will have crews in the area performing routine road and bridge work this week.
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The Longboat Key Kiwanis Club seeks nominees for its annual "Citizen of the Year" award by Jan. 20.
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10 Tips For Your Healthiest, Sexiest Beach Body Ever
6. Maintain a self-care strategy. You're probably taking care of everyone else and if there's any time left, then you take care of yourself. Unfortunately, by that time, you may not have the time, energy or motivation left for your own self-care. Even finding ten minutes to drink a cup of tea, read a magazine, call a friend or take a walk to clear your head may just do the trick. 6 Tips To Improve Your Body Image & Your Sex Life
7. Do something new, fun and challenging. Life is more fun when we're learning, growing and challenging ourselves … in a good way. It keeps us engaged in life, and the idea of novelty triggers the release of dopamine (reward hormones) which are released during doing new activities. It can be as simple as trying a new vegetable or … well, I'll leave that up to you.
8. Plan something. It can be a trip, stay-cation, a night out, a night in or an excursion. Just the idea of planning something can be fun, exciting and rewarding. It gives us the opportunity to creatively express ourselves while giving us something exciting to look forward to, which can be satisfying and fulfilling, as well.
9. Grill outside. Food just seems to taste better on the grill! Get the grill cleaned up and ready for your favorite BBQ foods, and experiment with new things to try, including fresh herbs, spices and vegetables you can start to grow in your own garden. The second great thing about grilling is there are less pots and pans to clean. If you have a partner who has grilling talents, grilling gives them a chance to show off their skills while giving you a much needed break from the kitchen.
10. Sleep. When we don't get adequate, restful, restorative sleep, we're chipping away at our energy, health and waistline. Quality sleep is vital in any health plan, so take the time now to create a sleep routine as well as an environment that will help to get you sleeping like a baby.
Implementing just a few of these strategies now will have you enjoying your summer and all it brings. See you at the beach! Love Your Body: 35 Ways To Improve Your Health
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Vinotemp 50 Bottle Built-In Wine Cooler - Stainless Steel
Keep your wines chilled and ready to drink with the Vinotemp 50 Bottle Built-In Wine Cooler (VT-50SBW). This stainless steel unit is comparable to high-end wine coolers, but offers a much more affordable price. Thanks to the front exhaust vent, the wine cooler can be used as either a freestanding or built-in unit, and it offers a cooling system with digital controls to help cool any wine you have, whether it is a red, white, or champagne wine.
Five (5) full-size and two (2) half-size sliding wood trim shelves allow you to have easy access to your wines, and the double-paned glass door gives you easy visibility to your labels so you'll know where that perfect bottle is without even having opened the door. Designed to hold up to 50 bottles, this cooler is perfect for the professional wine collector or the amateur connoisseur who wants their wines readily available.
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8 Travel Tips For An Amazing Couples Getaway
6. Double it up
Alone time can be awesome, but let's face it: there are some activities better split down the gender map. Guys and girls don't always want to have the exact same vacation experiences. The solution? Double it up! Choose another couple you get along with and go on vacation together. This will provide you with that much-needed guy/girl time. In addition, it will give you someone to confide in, should you need someone besides your partner to talk to. (Calling Mom from Moscow is expensive)!
Didn't go with another couple but still craving same-sex companionship? Pub tours are a great way to meet other traveling couples; you go to local bars, hear their history and sample local beers with a bunch of other couples. Not too shabby.
7. Splurge on accommodations
There's nothing that kills the mood more than capping an exhausting day of sightseeing by coming back to a dump. No one wants to get busy on mattress with springs sticking out and scratchy sheets. And all sexual activity aside, nothing causes crankiness like a poor night's sleep. I recently met a couple in St. Martin who confided in me that their hotel rule is that if it's worse than their apartment, they're not staying there. Vacation should be an upgrade from your everyday life, not a downgrade!
Luckily, staying at luxury accommodations is no longer only available for the rich and famous. Flash sale travel sites, such as Jetsetter, Sniqueaway, and Tablet all offer boutique luxury hotels at the price of your average hotel. If you're more of the cooking type, or enjoy having a washer and dryer, airbnb, homeawayfromhome, vrbo, and the new onefinestay are great ways to rent owner's homes without the costly middle man.
Vacation sex is great sex, so don't cheap out and fall victim to restless nights and a sexless vacation because you wanted to save an extra 100 bucks on your room.
8. Say sayonara to technology
There's nothing more annoying than trying to bond with your honey on the beach when their mind is a million miles away, consumed by whatever Facebook feeds, Instagrams or Twitter updates. are flashing on their technological device. Set yourself up to win: make sure everyone at work knows that you are going on vacation well in advance, and that the right support structures are in place for your job to get done while you are gone. If that's impossible, let everyone know that you are only going to be checking email once a day, every day at the same time. Ask your partner to do the same. And take a break from all your social media feeds; they are an unnecessary diversion of your attention away from the here and now — and when the here and now is a stunning landscape and loving partner, that's simply a shame.


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It looks a LOT like the smaller Venture to me (Believe me, I've been POURING over pictures the past few weeks).
Of all the boats I can positively identify now, that's one.
To me it looks like a 21' Venture - probably early 70s.
IF it is built after 71 or 72 (I forget exactly) the stern on the starboard quarter ought to have the id stamped in it. I think it is also inside, but I've yet to find my internal markings.
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The Pennsylvania Dairy Summit is Feb. 4th & 5th in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Jayne Sebright gave DairyLine listeners a preview on today's radio program. More info at: http://www.padairysummit.org/
"We should be culling dairy cows, not dairy producers." That's the message from Jerome, Idaho dairy producer and NDPO board member Bob Krucker. He joined us on today's Dairyline to elaborate.
President Obama laid down the list of issues he wants to focus on in the coming year during this week's State of the Union speech. National Milk's Chris Galen recaps what impact any of those issues may have on agriculture.
Minimizing the exposure of air to silage is a big goal that the Keith Bolsen, aka "The Silage Man," discusses in this Silage Solutions radio segment heard on DairyLine.
A recent Wall Street Journal article addressed the fundamental truths for investors. DairyLine's Bill Baker discussed a few of these "truths" about commodities with Matt Mattke of Stewart-Peterson, Inc.
Many things can contribute to the risk of a cow becoming ill. Dr. Katy Proudfoot, Assistant Professer of the Department of Veterinary Preventative Medicine at The Ohio State University, joined us on today's DairyLine to discuss her research.
As the Minnesota State Legislature gathers for another session, the Minnesota Farmers Union has a variety of issues relating to the ag industry, including GMO labeling and Agri-Tourism. MFU President Doug Peterson joined us on today's DairyLine to discuss:
High Ground Dairy's Eric Meyer joined DairyBusiness Update's Lee Mielke to discuss the falling cheese prices on Friday's DairyLine Radio program.
This week's Feed Facts segment on DairyLine Radio, Dr. Mike Hutjens offers feeding strategies during these cold winter months.


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Yes, but only in the Incubate program. Unfortunately at this stage nonprofit startups are not eligible for the Germinate program.
Yes you can.
ilab's programs are geared to support local and regional startup founders. We assess applications on merit. If startups are successful from outside of South East Queensland, then we support their participation through a combination of Skype, subsidised travel and accommodation and partnerships with entrepreneurial organisations and mentors local to those founders.
If you apply from regional Queensland, and you are successful in being shortlisted for the ilab Germinate Bootcamp, then we will subsidise your travel and accommodation costs to come down to Brisbane for the Bootcamp selection weekend.
If you are then one of the successful teams gaining entry into the full Germinate program, ilab supports your participation from your home location and augments this with travel subsidies for you to come down to ilab's Brisbane facility at the start of the program. This is important for Germinate founders to meet and get to know other founders and makes collaboration more effective during the program. We also support a second trip to Brisbane later in the program. For the rest of the time, we use Skype or Google hangouts to allow you to participate remotely with mentors and workshops and remain engaged with the program and the rest of your cohort.
This remote regional support is for those who really cannot make it to ilab. If you are within an hour or two drive from Brisbane, we really like you to participate actively from ilab's facility for the whole of the program. While Skype is good, face to face is still better and you will benefit more from being actively engaged at ilab.
Note this remote support and travel subsidy is not available for non-Queensland residents.
If you live outside Australia and are accepted we expect you to attend ilab in person for the duration of the Germinate program and incorporate your company in Australia.
As we get a lot of applications, we'll need you to apply to one of our programs to get feedback on whether ilab is interested in your idea.
ilab runs multiple programs for entrepreneurs with IT-enabled ideas, which you may read about here.
If you'd like to get involved with ilab, or check whether ilab is interested in your idea, we encourage you to apply to the program/s of your choice by clicking the "Apply" button in the top right hand corner of our website. Please remember that ilab is currently a centre for IT-enabled ideas only.
Our judging panel will then assess your application and we will get back to you.
ilab's offices are open to the public every Friday from 10-11am. Please arrive before 10:45am. We are happy to give you a brief tour of the centre and talk with you during this time, and no bookings are required. Please note ilab will not be open to the public Friday 31st October for open hour.
If you'd like to schedule a personal meeting outside of this time, please contact us.
The next Germinate program will commence around mid 2015. Exact dates will be posted in early 2015.
It is important that applicants are actively thinking about their business idea several months ahead of this date as applications close 5 to 7 weeks ahead of program commencement. This allows time for application judging and the Germinate selection bootcamp for shortlisted applicants.
If you would like to be emailed when Germinate program dates have been confirmed and applications open, complete the Expression of Interest form here (make sure to tick that you are interested in the Germinate program).
Also make sure you subscribe to the ilab mailing list for regular updates and program information.
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1. Register your interest at any time. Press the "Apply" button in the top right hand corner of the ilab website. Fill out the "Expression of Interest" form, and we will email you the application process. You can do this now. (Applications will formally open on the 14 September 2014.)
2. Applications will close on the 19th October 2014.
3. Your full application will be reviewed and you may be shortlisted to participate in a Business Building Bootcamp held at ilab from Friday 31st October to Sunday 2nd November, 2014.
4. At the Bootcamp, you will be provided an opportunity to workshop your idea and present to a number of technical and business mentors as well as a selection panel for the Germinate Program.
5. Successful applicants will be invited to participate in the Germinate Program for a period of three months with full support from ilab mentors and management as well as a grant of up to $20K to assist with further technical and business development. We anticipate the Germinate program to run for three months from 25th November 2014.
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Sorry, we don't.
ilab's focus is on supporting teams to create their own self-reliant business, rather than making them reliant on us for their operations. As such, we do not have in-house developers, marketers or lawyers (or other professionals) who will do work.
The Germinate program provides workshops on a range of these business activities.
We do have staff that can support you with many of the questions you may have in starting your technology business, and the ilab community includes many people who have been through what you are experiencing and are willing to help. This includes our Entrepreneurs in Residence, our mentors, other ilab startups, previous ilab startups, and ilab staff.
Online applications for the Germinate program are assessed by a panel of external judges (i.e. No ilab staff are on this panel). The panel uses an internal set of criteria that ilab does not make public.
However in general, ilab looks for startups that:
- solve real problems (customer validation is important)
- have a strategy for execution and market entry
- have strong teams with the capability to execute
- operate in a market that has great potential
Starting your own company requires time and effort, and we encourage Germinate participants not to treat what they are doing as a hobby.
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In the past years, the West Point Green Wave had numerous, prolific quarterbacks. One in the more recent seasons was 2012 West Point High School graduate Tez Lane, who guided the 2011 team to the North State Championship before losing to the Starkville Yellow Jackets in overtime. Another signal caller was Justin Cox, a 2011 graduate of WPHS. Cox led West Point to back-to-back state championships in 2009 and 2010.
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2Dec 5, '12 by neverbethesameA LOVE NOTE FROM THE PRECEPTOR FROM HELL
Memorandum from the desk of Your Friendly Neighborhood Sociopath~~
Because medical personnel are predatory pack animals. When you cry, they scent blood and bay for their pack mates to take notice. They watch. Stalking. Lurking. Marking you as weak, ready to cast you aside to larger predators, or, more readily, pick the psychological meat from your bones themselves.Last edit by neverbethesame on Dec 5, '12 : Reason: Punctuation -
1Dec 6, '12 by PigglesWow, what a great read! I plan to read this at least three more times. I am 3 weeks away from my first preceptorship and I want to make the most of it. I have a background in education and I think what preceptors do is so vital to this profession that I am so proud to becoming a part of.anggelRN likes this.
6Dec 6, '12 by daverikaI pray that one day your preceptee becomes your charge nurse or manager. I pray your colleagues have the guts to report your abusive behavior to your current manager. But most of all I pray you give up nursing and find another profession. We don't need your brand of self-righteous nastiness propagated any further than this generation. You are known by how you treat the least and most vulnerable. And you don't treat them with any kind of respect whatsoever. Shame on you.
4Dec 6, '12 by barnstormin', BSN, RNso THAT'S why we say nurses eat their young.......they're "Predatory pack animals". Mystery solved.
1Dec 6, '12 by melmarie23Quote from Pigglesone of my best preceptors was a former teacher (high school biology). She was so patient and kind, but also stern when she had to be. She was amazing.Wow, what a great read! I plan to read this at least three more times. I am 3 weeks away from my first preceptorship and I want to make the most of it. I have a background in education and I think what preceptors do is so vital to this profession that I am so proud to becoming a part of.Piggles likes this.
5Dec 6, '12 by ThePrincessBride, BSN, RNQuote from Ntheboat2Since when is a twenty year old a child? I can tell you in my 21 years, I have lived a hard life and seen and experience things that a lot of 40 year olds have never and will never experience in their lives.Nurses are such a diverse group. There are tons of nurses who become nurses later in life and plenty of 2nd or 3rd career nurses who have been successful in their professional and personal lives before nursing.
When I read the original post....it sounds like it's directed at a 20 year old kid who those kind of antics might work with.
However, if that kind of "breaking down" had been attempted on me or the majority of my classmates, I'm sure the preceptor would've been in for a surprise.
Little kid games don't work on grown ups.
Twenty-somethings aren't children and to treat us like we are high schoolers is offensive. Not too long ago, it was normal for a 20 year old to be married with children and running a household. Now? We've been demoted to kid status. -
3Dec 6, '12 by joanna73 GuideWhile some of you are clearly not impressed by this post, I think some of the content is meant tongue in cheek. Not to be taken literally. Anyway, to each his own. I had some preceptors who I'm sure were despised by at least a few people. But those of us who were able to recognize the value of their teaching style did very well. Certainly, there are many personality types and people learn differently. Nevertheless, as the OP mentioned, the student is there to learn to be a nurse.
7Dec 6, '12 by Spidey's mom, ADN, BSN, RN GuideTongue planted firmly in cheek was my take as well. It was meant as humor, like Dave Barry or Bill Bryson.
Gave me a hearty laugh out loud.
I'm not a believer in the old "nurses eat their young" drivel and there are plenty of old threads on here about that issue. Suffice it to say there are jerks in all walks of life and there is nothing about being a nurse that makes a person be a jerk. If you meet a jerky nurse, they were jerky before becoming a nurse.


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Well they make it "easy". I have a couple of Credit Unions, & they say one can just "link accounts" online to make things easier. (For transfers between accts)
I have a situation coming upon me in a week or two which the linked accounts would be SO MUCH benefit to me...for a short while.
I guess what I am looking for is any CONS to this. (The "PROS" are obvious). I just feel like somewhere 'down the road', there would be...something...which I didn't think of or expect. Thx in advance for anyone who can shead light on this for me. |
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- Posted by barbcollins (My Page) on Mon, Nov 7, 11 at 7:57
I have done it for years with no problems. It does usually take a couple days for the transfers to go through. |
- Posted by LuAnn_in_PA (My Page) on Mon, Nov 7, 11 at 11:25
I have been doing transfers for years with no problems. "I do not like the idea of it. AT ALL. " |
Well, the cons are "you don't like it." That isn't really a function of the actual transaction though. As for safety, inter-institutional transfers are about as safe as you are going to get. It is much safer than mailing a check with all the routing info on it. |
You don't know why you don't like it. You don't seem to have much knowledge of bank operations, so you're operating in a vacuum. I can tell you that if there's one area where computers have done a whole lot of good, it's in back-office bank operations. Interbank transfers are faster, easier, and far more accurate than 'the old days' when people had to hand-count check totals and bundle them up for mailing to the clearing houses. We also have done on-line transfers for years - our savings are with one on-line institution, our checking and second savings are with a local big bank. No problems have occurred on any of our many transactions. Interbank transfers are transmitted electronically through the Fed Reserve clearing houses and as billl points out, safer than any written check. Oddly, one minor problem we had recently was with the automatic check deposit at an ATM. The scan read the check as $300 less than it should have. But that was an easy fix, and does not relate to on-line linkage of accounts. |
- Posted by feedingfrenzy (My Page) on Mon, Nov 7, 11 at 15:30
"I just feel like somewhere 'down the road', there would be...something...which I didn't think of or expect." That's pretty much true of everything, isn't it? No one knows what the future may bring. Letting the fear of "something" that you "didn't think of or expect" in the future guide your actions now paralyzes your ability to make a rational decsion. The truth is, once you've committed yourself to online banking, you should go all the way with it and that means taking advantage of the safety, speed and convenience of inter-bank transfers. But if you're totally afraid of banking on the Internet, then you'll have to resign yourself to doing it the old fashioned way. |
- Posted by weedyacres (My Page) on Tue, Nov 8, 11 at 13:21
What is it that makes you "not like the idea at all?" What kind of nightmare scenario are you envisioning? |
I'm back. Thx for the responses. I'm going to do it, I think. The "fear" is I feel sorta like I'd be "putting all my eggs in one basket". But then, if someone wanted to find all my (very few) assets - well, reality is it wouldn't take much. I just was seeking anyone who has any Negative experiences with doing such. I do have online banking set up for these. I've just not "linked" them. (However, I have not gone 'paperless'. I like to have the papers all over my non-existant desk. lol) Yes, I was adverse to the ATM machines also. Took me a few years to trust those machines. But look what happened 'down the road'...not 'really' that safe once the thieves decided they could steal info sitting in that car across the street. |
not 'really' that safe once the thieves decided they could steal info sitting in that car across the street. I don't understand what you mean by this? As others have said, the huge benefits of technology in banking far out weight any isolated incidents that may have occurred along the way. No matter how you bank, there are going to be occasional glitches, and technology has really cut down on those occurrences. |
I didn't like it either, but was told, no one can get any money out of my accounts using the internet, not even me. Money can only be transferred from one account to another and my name must be on both accounts. I still don't bank on the internet, it makes me uncomfortable and I had trouble with the passwords. My banks are within a mile of my home, so no problem doing it in person. |
- Posted by barbcollins (My Page) on Thu, Nov 17, 11 at 6:41
"not 'really' that safe once the thieves decided they could steal info sitting in that car across the street." "I don't understand what you mean by this? " I think she was referring to the skimmers that have been found on ATM's. |
I suspect what she was referring to is people sitting in a car with a computer and accessing wireless networks of people who don't bother to enable password protection on their routers. If you want to fuel your paranoia, check out this link... |
Here is a link that might be useful: Wardriving
"no one can get any money out of my accounts using the internet, not even me." You are kidding right? If hackers can break into Google's computers and the computers of the US federal government, they absolutely can get to your money via the internet. My bank notified me earlier this year that my passwords were stolen from one of their vendors. |
- Posted by dreamgarden (My Page) on Sun, Dec 18, 11 at 10:24
"My bank notified me earlier this year that my passwords were stolen from one of their vendors." Your bank could have hired someone to steal your information and sell it to others. A link that might be useful: www.msnbc.msn.com/id/8420965/ns/business-online_banking/t/banks-face-challenge-screening-employees/#.Tu4FUhzthfM |
- Posted by dreamgarden (My Page) on Sun, Dec 18, 11 at 10:30
"Your bank could have hired someone to steal your information and sell it to others." Correction: Could have hired someone who purposely came to work there in order to steal for themselves or for others. Another link that may be useful: krebsonsecurity.com/2011/12/ny-id-theft-ring-used-insiders-gang-members/ |
There are people in places like Algeria that work day and night figuring out ways to crash and burn the internet - especially the infidel Americans information. |
"places like Algeria"?...preying on "infidel Americans? I can only guess at what this is supposed to mean, but I won't. The problem of hackers does not emanate from a few particular countries, regions, or nationalities. In fact, if you were to limit Internet problems to only those created by true, blue American hackers, there would still be more than enough grief to go around. |
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By Richard Unwin. Museums, Issue 230, December 2011Published online: 07 December 2011
The general director of the Hungarian National Gallery, Ferenc Csák, has announced that he will resign on 31 December in protest at the planned merger of the institution with the city's Szépmuvészeti Múzeum (Museum of Fine Arts).
"I did not feel it was fair to be involved in a process I have been criticising and don't agree with," says Csák, who has led the national art museum since 2010, which is housed in the Buda Palace . Preparations for the merger of the two institutions, which hold Hungary's most important art collections, are under way. The national gallery is due to lose its independent status on 1 March 2012. Csák's position as general director was due to be abolished the day before.The merger is being overseen by László Baán, the director of the fine arts museum, who has been awarded a government commission to create a museum quarter in Budapest (The Art Newspaper, November, p26). Baán's project has proved controversial. Although some support a potential €150m investment in a new museum quarter, there is widespread anger over the government's decision to back Baán's vision before there has been any public consultation. Writing in the Hungarian publication Magyar Narancs, József Mélyi, the president of the Hungarian section of the International Association of Art Critics, said that a formal debate and impact assessments should have been carried out. Csák calls the process: "Very unprofessional, anti-democratic and short-sighted." He criticised the fact that he and his colleagues first learned that the national gallery was going to "cease to exist" when they read about it in the press. "There haven't been any feasibility studies. No risk assessments have been done, nor professional studies," he says. Gábor Gulyás, the director of the Mucsarnok art centre in Budapest, says he recognises the potential of a museum quarter to boost the city as a cultural destination, however. Baán says that the two-year time frame of his commission is intended to enable discussions with stakeholders. Tenders are due to be put out in 2013.
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Tenders will not be put out until 2013 - that sounds very 'fishy'. Baan must already have things in place if this is the case. The whole thing reeks of politics and probably will not turn out well the way it is being handled. The best thing most museums can do right now is cut spending to the bone and hold tight for a few years. This sounds like a grand plan which may line a few pockets, but this is not the time for new plans. I know - I've been in the museum field for a long time.
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I don't know if this sort of switch exists, it may be just me not using the right terminology when searching. I have a 3-way maintained ELEMENT SELECT switch on my control panel today like this: It's used to select which of the two elements (BOIL or HLT) receives power. In the center position both elements are off. This ensures that only one element may be on at once (a design choice I made). I'm looking for a 3 position maintained switch that springs back to center OFF position if power is cut. In other words, the two outside maintained positions are somehow maintained but if power to the panel is cut, the switch instead behaves like a spring return switch and springs back to the center OFF position. I imagine to do this, when the switch is turned to either ON position it would have to energize some sort of holding (electromagnet?) circuit that holds the switch in the on position. Why do I want this? Today whenever I first turn on the panel power, I have to always *first* make sure that this switch is in the off position. While this is fine for my use, from an ergonomic/process standpoint that's not quite right: When power's cut to the panel, this switch should always reset itself to off for safety reasons. Some sort of interlock is required to make sure someone doesn't trip up. This would stop having an element turn on when then panel is first turned on. (Especially useful for someone who doesn't use ULWD elements which will pop if not turned on while in water). Anyone heard of something like this? Kal
Kal, I haven't seen what you're looking for, if it does exist it is pretty specialized which would mean a big price tag if you could find it. What I would do is put in a 3 position return to center switch. To select an element you turn the switch in that direction and a contact on the switch sets a latch for that contact. It also will open another contact to break the latch circuit for the other element. After you let go of the switch it will return to the center position. You can use a panel light to indicate which element is currently selected. The only problem is you would have to add a second push button to break both latches to turn the element off (break both lathes) during a brew session. Alternatively, you could add a momentary button to enable the elements. You hit the Enable button and it sets a latch allowing control power to the selector switch. (You can use the same maintained selector switch as is) Once you remove power from the control panel the latch will drop out so the next time it powers up the elements will be disabled until the enable button is pressed. You may want to add a disable button so you can manually drop out the enable latch without having to cycle power to the panel. It's not necessary considering you're not taking any functionality away from the current design. Personally I like the second option best. I can provide a drawing if this interests you. If you have a schematic of it's current configuration that would be helpful too.
Kal I don't think you can do it with a maintained switch but.... Using a three position momentary switch, you could add a DPDT relay behind the switch for each position. The control voltage from your key switch then feeds power to the momentary switch and when you toggle in either direction the voltage fires the relay and latches it on the second contact. To turn either element off, you could change the yellow indicator lights on the panel to indicator switches that have a NC contact block. Then when you press the button it interrupts the control voltage going to the relay latch and opens the contact. Electrically each element would look something like this: Key switch>>>>NO momentary switch>>>>NO relay contact>>>>element PID Key switch>>>>NC indicator switch>>>>NO relay contact>>>>relay coil
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Doh! Of course! That makes perfect sense guys. Us a pushbutton or momentary contact switch of some sort to latch a relay. CodeRage: I have drawings here: http://www.theelectricbrewery.com/co...part-2?page=13 This is probably the one you want: Kal
Yeah, you just need a DPDT 120V octal relay and a momentary PB. Wire one side of the momentary to 120V, then the output to the relay coil, then Neutral on the other side of the coil. Next run 120V to one side of a NO contact, then the other side of the NO contact to 120V side of the relays own coil. Last wire the second NO contact on the relay to break the connection between the selector switch and 'hot bus'.
I like the enable button idea. Or is it possible to have the panel not power up if the selector switch isn't in the OFF position? Kind of like you can't turn on your car if it is in Drive... I guess you would need a push button to start it or a key that had an Off-On-Ignition selection.
Here's a quick ladder sketch.
Thanks for the sketch CodeRage! One thing I'm trying to avoid is any changes to the panel in terms of external switches/controls. I'll just leave it the way it is if it comes to that. JayInJersey has a really intersting idea: Not have the panel power up if the 3-way selector switch isn't in the OFF position. This is actually really easy to do: I can add two NC contactors to the back of the 3-way switch. They will BOTH be closed when the switch is off. The wire the POWER ON/OFF SWITCH through those two contactors first in series. The POWER ON/OFF SWITCH won't get any power then unless the ELEMENT SELECT switch is OFF. The catch however is that as soon as you turn the ELEMENT SELECT to either side, you cut power to the panel. Gotta think about this some more.... Kal
CR/Kal Couldn't you instead add that Enable push button to the key lock (meaning you need to turn key then press button) and wire it so it could only be enabled when both Pumps and the 3 Selector are in the OFF position? That way you could protect your whole setup when you turn it on in case someone flipped a switch you didn't notice between sessions. Added bonus to that being on Kal's CP design you could add that button right under the key as there is some free space there. Just thinking out loud here.
Wow I must have posted that like seconds after yours...