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Why not just use a direct sonic system, instead of using radar pulses to generate sound indirectly? Bats have very sensitive hearing, and there are probably ways of generating noises that keep them away, either by interfering with their sonar, or simply generating unpleasant aural input. I seem to recall ultrasonic systems devised for driving off human beings, or other animal species, so it's a demonstrated concept.
Of course, such a system could exist and use more energy, or cost more to implement. Nothing in the article about that however.
...Or for a tad more energy efficiency vs. using RADAR to heat up the bats skull to produce sound, put some SPEAKERS on the bloody blades.
Or air activated "deer warnings" on the blades, except ones that work for bats.
(Dangerously assuming those worked for Deer, but you get the idea)
Not the issue you might think it is. Bat's hearing includes a whole range of sounds outside of what we mere humans can hear. You could probably make an ultrasonic system that sounds like fingernails on a blackboard to bats, and nothing at all to us.
No, they are actually referring to the radiation causing sound inside the bat's heads...
They figured this out decades ago when they heard sound coming from radar systems that were appropriately modulated.
Then a bunch of nerds (they called them "Air Control Tower Operators" back then) figured they could modulate voice into a radar dish, point it at someone walking over the other side of the field and they would suddenly hear voices in their head... Which I'm sure was really funny for a while.
It's even patented. Microwave induced audio.
But it causes sound by heating, so basically, regardless of the level of radiation, heat generation is needed to induce sound. Consider that for a moment and also that it's microwave radiation.
No matter how small the radiation level is, it's like microwaving the bats.
Fortunately, Bat's can't sue people for exposing them to potentially dangerous levels of radiation, so it's probably just fine.
Well, to play devils advocate for a minute, if the options are 1) no system, 40% casualties or 2) potentially dangerous system, 5% casualties, then I'd call option 2 an improvement, at least from a conservation standpoint. From an animal rights POV... not so great.
Anyway, a bat repellent speaker doesn't absolutely have to be a brute force approach. What about broadcasting their own sonar waves back at them, such that they get the mistaken impression there's a solid object in their path, and avoid it accordingly?
The trend is towards larger and slower wind turbines, because they are more efficient. At the same time, slower moving blades are safer (actually, with contemporary wind turbines, completely safe) for birds and bats. Also, bladeless designs are becoming more popular, again because they are more efficient. These bladeless designs are completely safe, regardless of size.
...Or for a tad more energy efficiency vs. using RADAR to heat up the bats skull to produce sound, put some SPEAKERS on the bloody blades.
Dude, last thing you wanna do is to introduce instability on a 4m long blade by adding uneven weight.
Instead of setting a radar to pump out radio waves, why not set a device like that to send an amplified return?
Yes, let's make bats safer around wind turbines by jamming their sonar
No, he's not joking [wikipedia.org].
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July 9, 2013 | By Brandon Sheffield
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Indie developer and Gamasutra senior contributor Brandon Sheffield on what went right and what went wrong at this year's global Molyjam.
Last year, Molyjam was
a phenomenon
. In just over two weeks, we went from nothing, to a gigantic international game jam based on the tweets of Peter Molyneux parody account
Peter Moldeux
. Hundreds of people participated, across 35 cites around the world, and released well over 200 games. So the original five organizers --
Anna Kipnis
Chris Remo
Patrick Klepek
Jake Rodkin
, and
-- got together and decided to discuss whether we should, or even could do this again.
We were a bit at a loss. How could we keep the momentum going? Did we even want to? Just doing the same thing over again would've felt like the very thing Molyjam was against -- sequels, the same old thing.
On top of that, I personally had been a bit annoyed that Peter Molyneux wound up using it as
a platform for himself
, in some ways, though really he was the inspiration for it all, indirectly. That's when I had a thought - why not make this year's jam about taking actual Molyneux quotes out of context? He could never co-opt that. Everyone found it relatively hilarious, which actually galvanized us and gave us a bit of direction again. So we chose a bunch of quotes from his huge library of interviews (seriously, I'm not sure you could do this with any other developer), highlighting 22 of them, one for each of Molyneux's "cans." This change in direction turned out to be a blessing and a curse for us.
There's no question that this year's jam was smaller, attendance-wise. We wound up with
about 270 games
from somewhere around 600 developers and just under 30 cities (almost 850 registered on Molyjam.com, as well). Everyone had a great time, but it felt a bit more like a standard jam than a phenomenon this time. How did that happen? Where do we go from here?
What went right
1) The Molyneux quotes
This is really what propped up the core original organizers, and got us inspired to do another jam. The site organizers from around the world wanted another one, so we knew we needed to either make it happen ourselves, or sit back and just become participants, and we decided to take charge once more. It was really the new direction that gave us some fire to find venues, sponsors, and do all that was necessary to make the jam succeed.
But - truth be told - we original organizers were much, much less important to this year's jam than we were to last year's. Part of that came from us being too busy to really help as much as we should have.
2) Revamped web site
Zane Wolfgang Pickett, Holden Link, Angus Perkerson, and Adam Proctor did a fantastic job redoing the whole web site situation. We moved to the much nicer
domain, and have a login system that allows easier uploading of games, improved browsing, and an awesome world map showing all the jam locations, et cetera.
The system became really robust, and the team hopes to outsource it for future jams to use, which is really quite amazing. If nothing else, this system coming out of a second Molyjam was worth doing the whole thing.
3) Molydeux involvement
The man behind the Peter Molydeux persona stuck with us, even with the new theme not based on his tweets, and made us a
fantastic intro video
that really helped set the tone. Plus, it gave jammers a sense of legitimacy when he came into the livestream chat, commenting on games, and generally being amusing.
Plus, Peter Molyneux himself showed up at the London jam once again, to help attendees with their ideas. He truly does believe in this stuff.
a shot of him being stopped by security, with the Molyjam logo in the background. Good times.
What went wrong
1) The Molyneux quotes
The quotes were hilarious, but they gave less specific inspiration for games. The Toronto jam noted this especially, saying it took much longer for people to figure out what their games would be, and I noticed this at the jam I ran in Oakland, CA.
In the interest of differentiating ourselves, we may have made things a little less straightforward, and possibly less exciting for attendees. I think we got some pretty fantastic games out of the jam in the end, because people had to expand their minds a bit in order to give meaning to the quotes, but in a jam scenario, prompts being easy to understand and interpret is pretty important, when every minute counts.
2) Less stream involvement
I really underestimated the importance of Giant Bomb to our livestream popularity last year. With Patrick Klepek in Chicago, not at one of our jams, we got significantly less livestream activity. As Holden Link, the LA branch organizer tells it: "The livestreams didn't have as much activity as last year," he said. "We had planned to have a livestream host at all times talking to the viewers, but viewers were totally unresponsive for the first four or five hours we did it, so it didn't last like it did last time."
Many others had trouble with their streams going down (we certainly did in Oakland), and even the SF branch, traditionally the stream leader, mentioned that their stream numbers only increased when Klepek checked in with a few Giant Bomb comrades. The Dundee branch couldn't get Twitch working at all.
I think a bit more promotion, with more coordinated efforts among branches, could lead to more viewers. On the bright side, we had a great channel hub on Twitch, which made it easy for viewers to see all streaming jams at once, then click on one that was most interesting to them. This in particular was a great setup, and Adam Proctor of the Toronto jam spent all weekend curating that aspect of it, which did work nicely. I encourage you to browse through the
livestream archive
by city, and watch the presentations from all the jam sites.
Ours in Oakland
was particularly amusing, I have to say, since San Francisco accidentally shut off the main channel after their jam was done, killing the viewership completely, with Las Vegas and Oakland still left to present. I had a lot of choice words for San Francisco in my intro, and peppered throughout.
3) Poor timing of announcements, lackluster "core" involvement
With Kipnis and myself the main points of contact for "official" Molyjam news, decisions, and announcements, there was a rather significant bottleneck as we got busy. She's hard at work on Double Fine's
Broken Age
, and I'm a full time indie trying to find inventive new ways to afford food. We also both had aggressive travel schedules during the run up to the jam -- and it took forever for us to find an appropriate time to hold it, besides. (Thank goodness we didn't hold it the weekend before E3, as was on the table at one point.)
Kipnis and I just couldn't respond to queries from our branch organizers fast enough, and weren't blazing trails quite the way we did last year (though she in particular did her best). As a result, we wound up announcing our jam dates the Sunday after E3. Announcing anything on a Sunday is a bad idea, and we didn't get too much pickup from the announcement. Then, when we announced the new theme of Molyneux quotes, we also got a bit less excitement than we had expected. It's very hard to say whether the new theme, the timing, or simply a dwindling interest in the jam in general was to blame, but we just didn't feel the buzz there was last year. If the jam is to continue, we need to choose a yearly time, and stick with it.
Space Jam
In the end, it was a great experience, and all jams seemed to have a great time - but we definitely had lower attendance in our physical locations than we had last year. Whether this is growing pains for a new annual jam, the fact we had it right after a major American holidy (the 4th of July), or a genuine dwindling interest is hard to determine. But everyone I've spoken to seems keen on having the jam continue, and (while it's difficult to track) it seems we made more games this year than last. So I doubt this will be the last you hear of Molyjam.
Here are a few more interesting tidbits from our jams around the world. In Aalborg, Denmark, the team (led by Emil Kjæhr) had a
pretty fantastic location
, with lots of free food and nice weather.
In Utrecht, Zuraida Buter and our other Dutch friends
prototyped a board game
- we were mightily amused when they asked if we had a cardboard uploading system.
In Rome, Ciro Continisio tells us about a unique jam element I wish I'd stolen: "We had an internal radio station, Radio Basilio, that was used as audio for the video streaming on Twitch.tv," says Continisio. "This hopefully provided more interesting audio than just the webcam's microphone, as Basilio tirelessly streamed for the whole 48 hours and even interviewed the jammers about the event every now and then." Continisio is actually a pretty good singer, as well.
In L.A., organizer Holden Link shared a few anecdotes: "We maintained our low student / high professional turnout from last year, along with a bunch of hobbyists and people who have never made games," he said. "Although we made it clear that all were welcome, it's interesting that Molyjam somewhat exclusively has that breakdown among L.A. game jams."
Perhaps more interesting were the six interns from NASA JPL that showed up, having never made a game before. "They took over one of our conference rooms at the studio, and the whiteboards were totally covered with all sorts of detailed notes and diagrams," Link told us. "They had fun, but it was incredibly refreshing to the professional devs there to see people discover the joy of making games for the first time." They also blogged about it
In San Francisco, Double Fine head Tim Schafer made an inspirational video for jammers, telling them not to be afraid of failure, because game jams are the place where you get to confront ideas without worrying about whether you'll succeed.
In Oakland, we jammed at the Museum of Art and Digital Entertainment, and former Gamasutra editor Frank Cifaldi and I took an hour to talk about interesting games we found in the archives there, including a game for the Super Nintendo called Nosferatu, which costs around $500 boxed. I opened it up and showed the manual to the stream, likely devaluing it by about 50 bucks. Sorry!
Shall we Jam again?
To me, it was very fitting that the final game demonstrated on a Molyjam livestream was based on this quote from Molyneux, perhaps the most uplifting of all of them: "The most powerful story I could possibly tell is a story that reminds you of your own childhood. We've all had times in our childhood, common experiences when we felt down, and we felt up, or we celebrated doing something for the first time, and I loved that thought."
In the game,
, from the Oakland jam, you play as a sperm, trying to reach the egg before all the other sperm, because, as the game's creator Cabbibo says, that's the one experience we all share as humans - we got there first.
May the Deux be with you, and see you next year!? And don't forget to check out
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I made a reservation a month in advance. The call lasted 15 to 20 minutes since we have some special needs that needed to be clarified. All points were checked with the person I talked to in front of house to the chefs and all points were cleared.
Upon entering the waitress told me that despite the notes on the reservation they were only willing to serve me olives or nuts. Oh, and a modified kale salad (the usual one has way much dairy etc). I was promised a real meal; the lady was telling me essentially to go take a hike. I told her I don't eat olives and I had cashews and walnuts in the car. After telling her how pissed I was she said the chef would make something for me, which was rice noodles and radishes. Odd combo? Yea, it sucked.
The waitress accused me of talking w someone not qualified to take my reservation and that I was mistaken in the context and content of the call. I waited and heard on the call her asking for clarity. They accused me, an insult topping insult. Whatever
This place is for fake hippies who think yoga is for the upper crust who enjoy killing animals and taking from them. Their homemade bread isn't even vegan, they egg wash it. Well thanks a lot! That sure doesn't alienate the seekers of light you claim to be and serve. They lied to every person that came in, also. A couple wanted a table and said their empty cafe was fully booked.
If you are into fake ass phonies who like to kill fish and take from animals like its going out of style so you can eat bland ass poorly cooked noodles while your omni amigos slurp their flesh on your face, then this place is for you! Or pay $10 for a bowl of almonds...
ITs as though they want to be Breitenbush, but Bbush is vegan. Wtf! What yogi kills as many animals as you? Demeans the plant eaters?!
I would suggest that you find alternatives closer to everywhere else, this place is infuriating. false-hearted fakers. Dont fake the funk, dont call yourselves a yoga retreat, just say a place for brutality run by brutal bullies.
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Laminate top removal?
I have an old nightstand that has a faux wood laminate top. This laminate is only on the top of the nightstand. The rest of the nightstand is solid wood. I am wanting to paint this piece of furniture, but having thoughts on removing the laminate and putting a real wood top. Does anyone know if this can be done without ruining the entire thing? Maybe I can paint the laminate? That sure would be alot easier than trying to remove the laminate. Thanks for any and all ideas!
probably the easiest way to remove laminate is to carefully slide a wood chisel between the laminate and the base and pru gently all along the edges, going dddper as you loosen it.
Easiest way to redo a laminate top table is to screw real wood right over the laminate (from beneath!) and cover the edges with molding.
I refinished the laminate top of an old dresser about 10 years ago and it still looks good.I sanded it lightly to rough up the finish a little bit then painted it first with 2 coats of Kilz,rolled on with a roller.I let this dry overnight.I then applied 2 coats of acrylic,also with a roller and let that dry a couple of hours between coats.I then sponged it with 2 contrasting colors.It resembled granite.I let that dry thoroughly then applied 2 coats of acrylic sealer,also with a roller.As I said it still looks good and has been well used.I have even had people ask if it was granite.I also did the top of a maple dresser the same way and it still looks great.The roller technique eliminates brush marks and the paint dries smoothly.
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hi, I think lillie just told you how to do it ,if parts are coming up though wood glue them and let cure and fill in gaps with wood putty . Love that granit /marble look . we have a friend that is a pro painter and he recently put on the base coats for an entire basement including stair way and fire place area that were fauxed in pink granite and tan marble ,something like 1500 sq. ft of wall board it was clear coated to look polished , although he has not showed us the pic,s he says you can,t tell it is not real .
a lady spent 2 wks with rags sponges and feathers to finish it .would have made a good t.v episode . happy painting rick
check with the hardware/home building store to see which primer will work best for your purpose.
If the laminate if partially off, you can do as above suggested to remove the laminate, which is just a fancy term for a thin slice of a better lookin wood than the under wood which is often pine. And some people just use a thin piece of laminate to replace it or a nice plywood with a good grain on it.
I think you just need to decide what you want the end results to be and proceed in a way to achieve it. good luck, post a picture.
I had an old oak desk with laminate on the top. I pryed off the laminate and the top was in awful shape and really rough from the glue. Needed a ton of sanding and refinishing. Not worth it, in my opinion.
Lowes has a great product called Cabinet Rescue that is great for painting laminate.
IMHO Kilz primer is okay but Zinser is much better. Ever since the formula of Kilz was changed a while back it just doesn't work as well. The trick to painting laminates is, sand that laminate real good with a fine grit paper and make sure to get every bit of the dust off before priming and painting.
How about RE laminating the top? Lowes sells rolls of real wood laminate, and edging tape. You iron it on, and trim the edge with an exacto..
I would think whether you re-laminate, or prime and paint, you should rough up the surface with some fine sandpaper to give it a better surface to adhere to...
I have a cute laminate? kitchen cupboard/cart that rolls around and has drawers, cutting board with storage inside for spices, etc. Someone was going to throw it out, but I became enamored with it.
The top is not really laminate and I don't seem to be able to find out what it is. Seems like a thick hard plastic (1/4" thick" that was sprayed on as the curved/detailed edges of the top are covered too. Most of this was breaking off, every time I'm in the garage I attempt a bit more to remove it using a chisel and hammer...carefully.
In a farmhouse we had I engaged a professional painter to recoat the laminate kitchen counter. Although it made a huge difference, it always seemed painted to me and definitely didn't take to rough use. The best diy was tiling one which turned out wonderful and no one ever knew what was underneath.
Jimmy, how much of the laminate is chipping? If they are small, you could fill with plastic wood and paint the entire piece. If many cracks, perhaps you'll end up doing what I am.
Here is a link for different laminates and substrates. Perhaps of some help. Articles are on the lower right hand side.
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I mean you can do whatever you want but I should caution you to not do anything that you would have to concentrate doing. Driving, operating any type of heavy equipment and anything that has to do with power tools. Toprol is a Beta Blocker which can to some create dizziness and fatigue as well as head and vision blurring. Now add any type of liquor which can have the same affects on there own and you now have double the trouble.
It's something you want to be very careful about. Now aside from the side affects anytime you mix drugs/medications with any other type of substance it can be a very risky proposition to ones health.
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CHICAGO -- Brian Urlacher wasn't sure how dominant he could be any longer, so he's calling it a career after 13 seasons with the Chicago Bears.
And what a career it was: Eight Pro Bowl seasons; Defensive Player of the Year in 2005; A trip to the Super Bowl as 2006 NFC champion.
And now, it's over. Urlacher announced his retirement through social media accounts Wednesday.
"After spending a lot of time this spring thinking about my NFL future, I have made a decision to retire," Urlacher said in a statement. "Although I could continue playing, I'm not sure I would bring a level of performance or passion that's up to my standards. When considering this, along with the fact that I could retire after a 13-year career wearing only one jersey for such a storied franchise, my decision became pretty clear.
"I want to thank all of the people in my life that have helped me along the way. I will miss my teammates, my coaches and the great Bears fans. I'm proud to say that I gave all of you everything I had every time I took the field. I will miss this great game, but I leave it with no regrets."
Urlacher was the face of the Bears, and he ranks among the best middle linebackers to suit up for a franchise with an impressive list that includes Hall of Famers Bill George, Dick Butkus and Mike Singletary.
In March, Urlacher and the Bears were unable to reach a contract agreement and he became a free agent.
"In the pantheon of Bears, Brian has earned his place alongside Halas, Grange, Nagurski, Ditka, Payton -- and yes, Bill George, Butkus and Singletary," Bears chairman George McCaskey said. "We congratulate Brian on a brilliant career and he will continue to be a welcomed member of the Bears family in retirement."
Added receiver Earl Bennett on Twitter: "Great player... Great teammate... Awesome person!!!!"
Former Bears linebacker Hunter Hillenmeyer posted on Twitter: "(at)BUrlacher54 was the most coachable superstar, best locker room leader I ever played with. Proud to call him a teammate for 8 seasons."
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Urlacher started 180 games from 2000-12 and made a team-record 1,779 tackles. He has 411/2 sacks, 22 interceptions, 16 fumble recoveries and 11 forced fumbles.
Last year, he was slowed by a knee problem and then missed the final four games with a hamstring injury.
Urlacher had posted pictures on Twitter indicating he was working his way back into shape before the split with the Bears. But when they announced he would not be back, it was hardly a surprise.
Urlacher told the team's flagship radio station at the time that he was not shocked and the offer he received was "more like an ultimatum" in which they were telling him, "Sign this contract or we are going to move on."
The split with Urlacher was just one of many moves in a busy off-season for the Bears. They fired coach Lovie Smith after a second straight late collapse left them out of the playoffs for the fifth time in six years.
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Aker Appoints New Business Heads
Friday, March 27, 2015 Aker Solutions appoints Tore Sjursen as its new VP for operation improvement and risk management and Knut Sandvik as the new head of its MMO business.
ConocoPhillips Awards Bayu-Udan Satellite Communications Deal to Speedcast
Thursday, March 26, 2015 Speedcast bags satellite communications services contract from ConocoPhillips for the Bayu-Udan field in Timor Sea.
UK Engineer Smiths Warns of Hit from Weak Oil Price
Wednesday, March 18, 2015 UK engineer Smiths Group reports a five-percent fall in first-half operating profit and warns that trading in its John Crane unit may be hurt in as oil and gas customers cut spending.
Searcher Seismic Starts Atlantic Margin Survey
Tuesday, March 17, 2015 Searcher Seismic begins the acquisition of 2D seismic data over 3,350 square miles in the Atlantic Margin, offshore Ireland.
Aker Sets Out Strategic Goals
Tuesday, March 17, 2015 Aker plans to build on strengths in subsea and field design markets, but sees continued slowdown in Norwegian MMO market over the next two years.
ABB Wins NOK 1.1B Statoil Power Contract
Monday, March 16, 2015 ABB wins a $134-million contract from Norway's Statoil to supply power kit to the giant Johan Sverdrup oilfield in the North Sea.
Petra Energy Bags Gumusut Kakap FPS Topside Maintenance Services Contract
Thursday, March 12, 2015 Petra Energy bags a topside maintenance services contract for the Gumusut Kakap floating production system located offshore Sabah, Malaysia from Sabah Shell.
Mammoet Installs Malampaya Phase 3 DCP off Palawan Island for Shell
Thursday, March 12, 2015 Mammoet installs the Malampaya Phase 3 Depletion Compression Platform off Palawan Island in the West Philippine Sea for Shell.
Ferguson Expands Fleet Size in Malaysia to Grow its Southeast Asia Business
Thursday, March 12, 2015 Ferguson increase its fleet size in Malaysia as part of the firm's expansion in Southeast Asia.
Swire Oilfield Services Opens New Yard at Kemaman in Malaysia
Wednesday, March 11, 2015 Swire Oilfield Services opens a new yard at Kemaman in Malaysia to grow local business.
Australia's Bhagwan Marine Ventures into the Subsea Sector
Tuesday, March 10, 2015 Australia's marine vessel operator Bhagwan Marine ventures into the subsea sector.
Three Offshore Gas Fields in Myanmar to Shut Down for Maintenance in April
Tuesday, March 10, 2015 Myanmar will shut down three offshore gas fields for scheduled maintenance in late April, according to a senior official at the Myanma Oil and Gas Enterprise.
Work on Pateke-4H Subsea Tie-back Project Underway at NZs Tui Oil Fields
Friday, March 06, 2015 AWE says work has begun on the Pateke-4H subsea tie-back and installation project at Tui Area oil fields offshore New Zealand.
Lamprell Delivers New Jackup for Indian Drilling
Thursday, March 05, 2015 UAE-based rig builder Lamprell completes the construction of the Greatdrill Chaaru jack-up rig and delivers it to Greatship Global Energy Services.
Subsea 7 Axes Dividend, Sees Lower 2015 Earnings
Wednesday, March 04, 2015 Oilfield services firm Subsea 7 swings to a surprise fourth-quarter operating loss due to a decline in sales and profit margins in difficult market conditions.
Aqualis Offshore Wins Brazilian Contract
Wednesday, March 04, 2015 Aqualis Offshore wins a deal with Technip and Techint to carry out marine warranty surveys for the integration of the P-76 FPSO vessel in southern Brazil.
Ferguson Partners OPS-OES to Tap Business in Thailand's Oil, Gas Sector
Wednesday, March 04, 2015 Ferguson Group appoints OPS Oilfield Equipment and Services as its business partner in Thailand.
Valmec Secures Services Deal for APLNG Project's Talinga Gas Facility
Wednesday, March 04, 2015 Valmec secures a services contract for Australia Pacific LNG project's Talinga Gas Processing Facility in Queensland, Australia.
Newbuild Lewek Constellation Prepares for Noble Energy's GOM Assignment
Monday, March 02, 2015 Ezra's newbuild subsea construction vessel Lewek Constellation prepares to head for Gulf of Mexico assignment for Noble Energy.
Scots Subsea Technology Firm Calls in Administrators, 77 Jobs Lost
Friday, February 27, 2015 Accountancy firm KPMG is appointed as administrator of Specialist Subsea Services Limited amid cash flow difficulties at the company.
MOSB to Set Up Supply Base in Mawlamyine to Serve Myanmar's Oil, Gas Sector
Friday, February 27, 2015 Myanmar Offshore Supply Base is setting up a marine supply base in Mawlamyine in Mon state to support Myanmar's oil and gas industry.
SeaBird Warns of Continued Weakness in the Seismic Market
Friday, February 27, 2015 SeaBird Exploration warns that it expects the current softness in the market for seismic data acquisition to continue to adversely affect the seismic survey industry in 2015.
Transocean Takes $992M Charge On Drilling Business As Oil Slumps
Thursday, February 26, 2015 Transocean writes down the value of its contract drilling business by $992 million as demand slumps due to lower oil prices.
Statoil Awards Mariner Supply Contracts to Asco UK
Thursday, February 26, 2015 Norway's Statoil awards the supply base and warehousing contracts for the Mariner field development to Asco UK.
Wood Group PSN Appoints New CEO
Wednesday, February 25, 2015 Energy services firm Wood Group PSN appoints Dave Stewart as its new CEO.
Petrofac FY Net Profit Falls, Order Book Grows
Wednesday, February 25, 2015 Oilfield services firm Petrofac reports a fall in 2014 net profit due to overruns on two major projects.
Neptune Marine Services Completes Grouting Work for Ichthys LNG Project
Wednesday, February 25, 2015 Neptune Marine Services completes a structural grouting project under a subcontract from McDermott for Inpex's Ichthys liquefied natural gas development offshore Australia.
UK's Weir Warns of Significant Revenue Fall as Oil Industry Slows
Wednesday, February 25, 2015 Weir Group says uncertainty in the oil and gas industry will significant reduce its 2015 revenue.
Technip Wins New Subsea Contract West of Shetland
Tuesday, February 24, 2015 France's Technip is awarded a new subsea contract for Total's Glenvit project, West of Shetland, UK.
ASCO Bags Supply Base Deal for BP's Exploration Program Off South Australia
Tuesday, February 24, 2015 ASCO bags contract to manage the supply base for BP's 2016 exploration program in the Great Australian Bight off South Australia.
Chariot Begins 2D Seismic Program Offshore Namibia
Friday, February 20, 2015 Chariot Oil & Gas begins a 2D seismic data acquisition survey of just over 1,000 miles offshore Namibia.
Songa Offshore Expects 'Challenging Year'
Friday, February 20, 2015 Rig operator Songa Offshore expects 2015 to be a 'challenging year' as it expects more rigs to leave the Norwegian Continental Shelf.
TGS to Expand Declaration Survey in Gulf of Mexico
Thursday, February 19, 2015 TGS-NOPEC plans to expand its Declaration Multi-WAZ survey in the Gulf of Mexico's Mississippi and DeSoto canyons.
Aker Delivers Key Environmental Safety Product for GOM Operations
Thursday, February 19, 2015 Aker Solutions delivers a key subsea component for a new system designed to limit environmental risks from oil and gas production in the US Gulf of Mexico.
European Services Firms Technip, Dolphin Report Upbeat Results
Wednesday, February 18, 2015 France's Technip and Norway's Dolphin Group both report ending 2014 with strong order books.
UK's Wood Group Says Full-Year EBITA Rises; Shares Gain
Tuesday, February 17, 2015 Energy services firm John Wood Group reports a 3.1-percent increase in earnings.
Eidesvik Takes Delivery of 'Viking Neptun' Offshore Construction Ship
Tuesday, February 17, 2015 Eidesvik Offshore takes delivery of a new offshore construction vessel named 'Viking Neptun'.
BW Offshore: Demand for New Leased Units 'Currently Uncertain'
Monday, February 16, 2015 BW Offshore says that despite short-term demand for new leased floating production units, it still expects outsourced production to be a cost-effective solution for oil firms.
Oilfield Services Firm Hunting to Cut Jobs, Realign Business Units
Monday, February 16, 2015 Oilfield services firm Hunting plans to cut jobs and take other cost-saving measures as it faces a declining oil rig count.
Seadrill Gives Up On $1.1B of Petrobras Orders
Friday, February 13, 2015 Offshore driller Seadrill cuts $1.1 billion worth of Petrobras orders from its backlog due to the Brazilian firm's troubles.
BW Offshore Says Four Brazilians, One Indian among Workers Killed
Friday, February 13, 2015 Norway's BW Offshore says four of its workers killed in an explosion offshore Brazil this week were Brazilian nationals while the fifth worker killed was Indian.
Aitken Replaces Louden as Interwell UK Managing Director
Friday, February 13, 2015 Oilfield services firm Interwell UK sees UK country manager David Aitken take over as managing director as Andrew Louden leaves after four years at the helm.
Aker Provides Oilfield Services Cheer with Upbeat Results
Friday, February 13, 2015 Bucking the current gloomy outlook for oilfield services, Aker Solutions produces upbeat results and increases its order book.
Subsea 7 Wins Contract for Persephone Work, Offshore Australia
Friday, February 13, 2015 Subsea 7 wins a contract with Woodside Energy to work on the Persephone project, offshore Australia.
Swiber Secures $310M EPCIC Contract from South Asian NOC
Thursday, February 12, 2015 Swiber Holdings secures a $310 million engineering, procurement, construction, installation and commissioning contract from a South Asian national oil company.
Precision Drilling Posts Quarterly Loss as Rig Demand Drops
Thursday, February 12, 2015 Canada's Precision Drilling Corp reports a loss for the fourth quarter as demand for its rigs declines.
GE Oil & Gas Invests in Montrose Manufacturing Facilities
Thursday, February 12, 2015 GE Oil & Gas bolsters its manufacturing capabilities at its sites in Montrose, Scotland with a $21-million investment.
Fred Olsen Reports Flat Revenues amid 'Challenging' Market
Wednesday, February 11, 2015 Fred Olsen Energy reports revenues that are almost flat at $1.19 billion as it suspends dividends due to the 'challenging offshore market'.
PBJV Receives LOA from Petronas Carigali for Work Offshore Malaysia
Monday, February 09, 2015 PBJV receives a letter of award from Petronas Carigali for work offshore Malaysia.
Petrofac Wins Two Deals with Algeria's Sonatrach
Friday, February 06, 2015 Petrofac wins two strategic services agreements with Algerian state-owned oil firm Sonatrach.
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Victor C Jr age: ~29 Full Profile
Known as: Victor C Cocolotta
Related to: Victor Cocolotta, 52Christine Cocolotta, 58
Has lived in: Canyon Country, CAValencia, CA
Victor Joseph Herlinsky Jr, Hackensack NJ - Lawyer
Company: Nowell Amoroso Klein Bierman, Pa
Address: 155 Polifly Rd, Hackensack, NJ 07601
Phone: (973) 643-4416 (Office), (973) 643-7000 (Fax)
Specialties: Antitrust / Trade Law - 34%
Construction / Development - 33%
Government - 33%
Licenses: New Jersey - Active 1991
School: Brooklyn Law School
Degree: JD - Law
Victor L Zimmermann JR, Stamford CT - Lawyer
Company: Curtis Mallet-Prevost Colt & Mosie
Address: 695 East Main Street Suite A-3, Stamford, CT 06901
Specialties: Litigation - 50%
Business - 50%
Licenses: Connecticut - Active 1982
School: Fordham University School of Law 1977
Degree: JD - Juris Doctor - Law
School: College of the Holy Cross 1974
Degree: BA - Bachelor of Arts
Awards: AV Rated - Martindale-Hubbell
Associations: Securities Industry Association, Compliance and Legal Division - Member
Victor H Polk Jr, Boston MA - Lawyer
Company: Greenberg Traurig
Address: One International Place, Boston, MA 02110
Specialties: Litigation - 50%
Intellectual Property - 50%
Licenses: Massachusetts - Active 1985
School: University of Chicago Law School 1980
Degree: JD - Juris Doctor - Law
School: Brown University 1977
Degree: BS - Bachelor of Science - Psychology
Awards: New England Super Lawyer - New England Super Lawyers 2010
Best Lawyers in America - Best Lawyers in America 2009
New England Super Lawyer - New England Super Lawyers 2009
Associations: American Bar Association - Member
American Intellectual Property Law Association - Member
Boston Bar Association - Member
Victor Michael Barr Jr, San Diego CA - Lawyer
Company: San Diego District Attorney's Office
Address: 330 W Broadway Ste 750, San Diego, CA 92101
Licenses: California - Active 1991
School: University of California - Riverside
School: University of San Diego School of Law
Victor Nathaniel Pippins Jr, San Diego CA - Lawyer
Company: Higgs Fletcher and Mack
Address: 401 W A St Ste 2600, San Diego, CA 92101
Specialties: Criminal Defense - 100%
Licenses: California - Active 2007
School: McGeorge SOL Univ of the Pacific
Degree: law
School: Amherst Coll
Degree: undergraduate
Victor J Beretta Jr, Providence RI - Lawyer
Address: 381 Atwells Ave, Providence, RI 02909
Phone: (401) 273-5600 (Office)
Licenses: Rhode Island - Authorized to practice law 1991
Victor Salas Jr, Ventura CA - Lawyer
Address: 1787 Mesa Verde Ave #170, Ventura, CA 93003
Specialties: Criminal Defense - 100%
Licenses: California - Active 1988
School: University of California - Santa Barbara
School: University of California at Davis School of Law
Victor G. Dragone Jr, Everett MA - Lawyer
Address: 34 Stuart Street, Everett, MA 02149
Licenses: Massachusetts - Active 1971
Victor John Spata Jr, Orange CT - Lawyer
Company: Law Offices of
Address: Victor J. Spata, Jr 190 Boston Post Road, Orange, CT 06477
Licenses: Connecticut - Active 1998
Victor E Bradley Jr, Norco LA - Lawyer
Company: Attorney at Law
Address: 15621 Airline Hwy Ste B, Norco, LA 70079
Licenses: Louisiana - Authorized to practice law 1971
victor mills jr - Kinston, NC
Position: Facility maintenance technician Aug 2011 to Present
Company: Associate materials inc
Position: Order picker/standup lift operater Jan 2008 to Jul 2011
Company: Coastal wholesale - Kinston, NC
Specialty: Certiificates in aerospace manufacturing readiness 2010 to 2010
School: Lcc - Kinston, NC
Specialty: Certificate facility maintenance in plumbing,wireing,heating@air 1996 to 2007
School: Central Community College - Sanford, NC
Victor Seals Jr - Alliance, OH
Position: Mounter/washer Oct 2012 to Mar 2013
Company: Mac trailer mfg. - Alliance, OH
Position: Furnace helper Apr 2012 to Aug 2012
Company: Gnw aluminum inc - Alliance, OH
Specialty: Diploma in general studies
School: Alliance High School
Victor Girnus Jr - Henderson, NV
Position: Banquet/room service server Dec 2010 to Present
Company: Cosmopolitan hotel
Specialty: N/a 1980 to 1983
School: Rancho High School - North Las Vegas, NV
Victor Saavedra Jr - Dearborn, MI
Position: Pavement painter
Company: Pk contracting
Victor Curtis Jr - Aloha, OR
Position: Web specialist/sales Jan 2013 to Jan 2013
Company: Linktech solutions - Beaverton, OR
Position: Apple iphone tier 2 technical support technician Jun 2008 to Jul 2012
Company: Xerox - Tigard, OR
Specialty: Bachelor of arts in cinema television
School: The University Of Southern California
Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, Apple OSX, Windows XP, Vista, and Windows 7 operating systems, Accounts Payable & Accounts Receivable experience, Extensive experience with Clients and Customers, Customer/Client Account Management, Type 50 Words Per Minute, Knowledge of iOS devices: iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch
Victor Palmer Jr - Grants Pass, OR
Position: Service manager 2010 to Present
Company: Throckmorton service & repair
Position: Mechanic & service manager 2007 to 2009
Company: Honest one auto care - Las Vegas, NV
Specialty: Associates in automotive
School: University Of Hilo & General Motors - Hawaii
Victor Craft jr - Bridgeport, CT
Position: Driver / houseman /laundry /housekeeping 2008 to Present
Company: Residence inn marriott
Position: Overnight grocery Nov 2004 to Nov 2007
Company: Stop ,shop - Bridgeport, CT
Specialty: Ged in business , culinary arts 2002 to 2003
School: Jop Cops Training School - Vergannes , Vermont
Specialty: Math , science , history 1999 to 2003
School: Central High School - Bridgeport, CT
Victor Lopez Jr - Bronx, NY
Position: Driver/operator Sep 2012 to Present
Company: Satirin hauling corp
Position: Driver/operator Mar 2010 to May 2012
Company: Nxk corp - Mount Vernon, NY
Victor Hayes Jr - Riverdale, GA
Position: Casual mail handler Nov 1995 to Jun 2000
Company: U.s.postal service - Atlanta, GA
Specialty: High school graduate of riverdale sr high-160 roberts drive riverdale ga
School: English Major
I have train in warehouse on the cherry,pallet and standup for over 11 years .
Victor Serrato, Jr - Perris, CA
Position: Police cadet iii Oct 2010 to Present
Company: Ontario police department
Position: Sales associate Nov 2010 to Nov 2010
Company: Puma north america - Cabazon, CA
Specialty: 35 semester units completed in sociology 2009 to 2011
School: Riverside Community College - Riverside, CA
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Student at Idaho State University
Locality: Pocatello, Idaho Area
Education: Idaho State University (2009-2011)
electrical drafter at Salof Refrigeration
Locality: San Antonio, Texas Area
Work: Salof Refrigeration, electrical drafter (Currently holds this position)
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System and method for identifying and classifying dynamic thermodynamic processes in mammals and discriminating between and among such processes
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#2007005Mar 8, 2007
Filed: May 6, 2004
Victor Yannacone Jr (Patchogue, NY)
Howard Garon (Silver Spring, MD)
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Abstract: An infrared imaging camera () acquires a plurality of frames () of infrared radiation from a patient (P) positioned in a field-of-view () of the camera (). Each frame (4) is acquired during a corresponding frame sample interval and each frame () corresponds to the infrared radiat...


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Federal agencies might want to brace for an increase in Freedom of Information Act requests. A new online tool called FOIA Machine, which surpassed its $17,500 fundraising goal after just two days on Kickstarter, is intended to make filing the requests easier for reporters and others. Seed money for the project was provided by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation. As of early on the afternoon of July 22, the total pledged on Kickstarter was more than $33,000.
This could be a concern for agencies. FOIA has been part of federal law since 1966, yet rules differ between states, local jurisdictions and federal agencies -- and in some sense, even from one presidential administration to the next. During his first two years in office, President Barack Obama's administration granted a smaller percentage of FOIA requests than former President George Bush did during his final three years in office, according to several media outlets. And a watchdog group's December 2012 report found that many agencies had failed to fully implement directives issued by Obama and Attorney General Eric Holder to update FOIA regulations.
For now, FOIA Machine is a working prototype from the Center for Investigative Reporting , but with considerable funding and more than 800 reporters signed on and ready to use the tool, FOIA Machine could be launched publicly by the end of the year. CIR describes it as "TurboTax for government records," combining "all of the steps, rules, exceptions and best practices in one place and allowing users to track requests on dashboards, receive alerts, share request blueprints and get social support and expertise from the FOIA Machine community."
When it does go public, FOIA Machine will operate under the nonprofit organization Investigative Reporters and Editors, which offered to match Kickstarter contributions for the project up to $15,000. It will be "open and free for anyone," and is applicable for any kind of open records request. Any extra funding will go to additional features for FOIA Machine, as well as an application programming interface.
"FOIA Machine is a tool that will have immediate and powerful benefits for all news organizations," said Randy Picht, the institute's executive director. "We're excited to help get the project finished and into the hands of reporters and editors."
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I live in Temecula, CA, and I'm looking for small quantities of vermiculite. I found a giant bag at a local fertilizer business, but it was way beyond my need, and I have no place to store such an enormous amount of the stuff. Does anyone in, say, western Riverside or northern San Diego counties know of a source for small bags of vermiculite?
Vermiculite has become short in supply due to the fact that a lot of it, possibly mostly from one souorce, contained asbestos.
Here is a link that might be useful: Vermiculite and asbestos
It is the dust from vermiculite that is a problem. I keep a plastic garbage can, the one with the lid that latches down, full of vermiculite. When I fill the garbage can I wet it down and keep it wet enough so there is never any dust. The areas that were known to produce vermiculite with an asbestos content are no longer being used as a source. Al
My earlier reply to one of the messages has disappeared into a bit bucket. Thank you for the OSH suggestion. The nearest OSH stores are in OC (as you say) and Rancho Cucamonga. I'll try them if I can't find a closer source. But (speaking to other readers), if you know of a retail source for small bags in Riv. Co. or northern S.D. Co., I'd appreciate the tip.
Vermiculite is bad for two reasons-one is its carcinogenic.The other a lesser problem,but bad for plants.And that is vermiculite breaks down over time..into a slimey goo. Except for short term plantings-like veggies or some landscape plant, that is those plants that will not sit in that soil of vermiculite very long,its better to go with perlite. That also can cause cancer..but it doesnt break down!
Perlite and vermiculite have different properties and different functions. They are not interchangeable. The alleged cancer risk of vermiculite came from one mine in Libby, MT, where it occurred with asbestos. That mine was closed years ago. I may have found a local source for small quantities of vermiculite. We'll see.
I found a 1 cu ft bags of vermiculite at Inland Empire Hydro Gardens in Temecula (where I live). Anyone looking for small quantities might investigate businesses that specialize in organic gardening and hydroponics.
Any actual confirmed cases of vermiculite, which has been used by gardeners and mined for decades, being linked to health problems with miners or secondly with gardeners?
Does anyone find it ironic that cigarettes are sold in grocery stores but gardening stores pull vermiculite from the shelves and refuse to order it....?


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Pretty good money
Upper management just does not listen
Company culture sucks and is very boring
Depending on what boss you have it can either be cool or a living hell
Will find yourself saying "we don't have that" alot
The company has hardly any trust for its salespeople
Just take heed to what your employees are saying. Try to listen and take it to concern. Also they whole promotion system for mid to upper management is very bad.
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"Good place to work... if you're into this sort of thing. "
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I have been working at KeyencePros
Excellent training program, great resources, great benefits, decent pay, good growth potential, healthy/ethical/fair/professional environment. Job is more of a hands-on applications consultant position than your typical sales job, lots of interesting industrial problem-solving projects, and most of your clients are technically-inclined enough to stimulate highly technical discussions. Engineering skills are not completely required, but definitely a huge plus.Cons
Still a sales job no matter how you cut it, so somewhat commision-based. Turnover is high when economy is good, or very bad, but they have a point system where you'll get paid fairly as long as you put in your hours. Fair amount of cold-calling. Training period is not as organized as it should be. Has potential for long hours.Advice to ManagementAdvice
Keep up the good work!Recommends
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I worked at KeyencePros
good product training, fun atmosphere, interesting products, company focused mgmt teamCons
your boss makes or breaks your experience. if you get a good mentor, and are willing to go the extra mile to learn the business, then this company will be a great 2-5 year adventure, but if you get stuck with a poor teacher (combined with a poor student) the entire experience will be less than enjoyable. the pay is ok, but not incredible, and the travel is exhausting...Advice to ManagementAdvice
treat your employees like family, or the company will not grow as fast or as powerful as it could


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