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1. Collaborate, design and author User Guides and Training Manuals.
2. Collaborate productively with all subject matter experts within a team environment to develop appropriate content. Subject matter experts may include, but are not limited to, developers, project managers, training instructors, project leads, and testers.
3. Follow the standard design, layout, and format of the documentation using approved software tools.
4. Test user documentation against the product in conjunction with the subject matter expert to ensure the documentation's technical accuracy rectifying any discrepancies.
5. Manage each defined project responsibly and on schedule including planning time for necessary reviews of documentation. Anticipate projects in development stage and communicate with the Knowledge Support Team Manager to allow for adequate planning.
6. Provides system diagrams of the existing systems and proposed system enhancements.
7. Explain the different software modules within a system and document their use.
8. Provide technical and functional requirements of new software modules.
1. Must have 2+ years of technical writing experience in software development field.
2. BS in Computer Science, or IT or equivalent combination of training and experience.
3. At least 1 year of experience working on software development projects in a technical role (developer, technical writer, tester, business analyst)
4. Past experience in writing functional requirements. Other experience with documentation tasks such as: system documentation, use cases and UML.
5. Excellent oral and written communication skills.
6. Proven problem-solving and demonstrated teamwork skills.
7. Strong interest in software and technical writing technologies.
8. Experience working with databases.
AIR is one of the largest behavioral and social science research organizations in the world. Founded in 1946 as a not-for-profit organization, we conduct our work with strict independence, objectivity, and non-partisanship.
The American Institutes for Research (AIR) is a leading professional services firm with a growing software engineering and product development team. Join our team of more than seventy software engineers, designers, project managers and software specialists that are smart, creative and excited by what they do. We design and build things that are inspiring and make a real impact in the online testing industry.
Some of our ground-breaking work includes:
• advanced computer-adaptive algorithms (only one that's peer-approved in the country)
• mobile support for the user interfaces
• learning management systems with social media features
• user interfaces that are universally accessible to people with or without disabilities
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Interested candidates may apply directly via the following link:
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This Specialist position is in the Data Services Provisioning Center in the Ashburn, VA based SES/MPLS Provisioning Center. This team is responsible for configuration, testing, and trouble shooting of all Layer 2 customer facing circuits being added to the Verizon SES network. The selected candidate will be responsible for configuration, test, turn-up and troubleshooting of customer facing switched circuits.
Activities will include the following:
- Verify documentation and configuration for new & existing Layer 2 orders (EVCs)
- Verify support system configuration for new EVC circuits
- Verify configuration for new & Existing EVC circuits
- Verify connectivity and routing for new & existing EVC orders across MPLS backbone
- Resolve issues discovered during verification processes
- Perform comparative analysis of configurations on all new EVC fallout using established templates to ensure adherence to standard
- Perform necessary corrections to EVC configurations as necessary
- Ensure full connectivity to infrastructure and/or customer devices (NIDs, Switches, CPE).
- Work with various other departments to ensure all system additions are completed within given timeframe.
- Take customer calls to ensure EVC configured & tested to ordered service
- Take customer calls to resolve out of service conditions or degrading service
- Monitor EVC SLAs as outlined in both internal and external metrics/communications
Required Skills & Experience:
- Minimum 2 years of experience working in Operations supporting Switched Ethernet & IP services
- Cisco Certification (i.e. CCNA, CCNP) or equivalent job experience
- Experience with Switch configuration & Provisioning (Cisco 6509/7609, ALU 7450)
- MPLS experience
-Call center experience
- Bachelor's Degree highly preferred
Desired Skills & Experience:
- Strong oral and written skills
- Project management experience
- OSS experience to include any of the following - BAAIS, Tirks, Accord, Access Guardian, SAM
FIVS is an international association with a global membership comprised of trade associations and companies in the alcohol beverage industry. FIVS is based in Paris, France and interfaces with national governments and international organizations. FIVS-ABRIDGE, LLC is a small firm located in Bethesda, Maryland that manages an online database of international regulations and agreements for the global wine industry. This subscription database allows users to easily locate regulations and agreements from around the world.
We are searching for a web programmer who will develop and manage the websites of both FIVS and FIVS-ABRIDGE, with a primary focus on FIVS-ABRIDGE. The developer will be responsible for managing our innovative, web-based databases and will work directly with our project managers to develop new functions for the sites that create a valuable user experience and contribute to the overall development of the sites. Programming, graphic design and database administration are all elements of this position.
●Determine appropriate architecture and technical solutions by providing relevant
●Communicate to the Project Managers with efficiency and accuracy any progress and/or
●Engage in outside-the-box thinking to provide high value-of-service.
●Alert colleagues to emerging technologies or applications and the opportunities to
integrate them into current operations and activities.
●Devote a specific time commitment each month to designated projects.
●BS in computer science or a related field, or significant equivalent experience.
●Enterprise programmer with expert level skills in Java and Javascript.
●3 years minimum web programming experience, including HTML/XHTML and CSS.
●Experience developing and implementing open source software projects.
●Experience in web-design is desired.
●Self-starter with strong self-management skills.
●Proximity to the Washington, DC metro area is desired, but not mandatory. Applicants
must be based within the United States.
Software Development at Epic
Build software with a purpose.
As a developer at Epic, your work will directly impact the way 40% of Americans receive healthcare - in fact, it's likely you will affect the life of someone close to you. Working at the junction of two growing fields, medicine and computer science, you'll help create the best software for your users' needs - from the massively scalable database to the user interface for visualizing complex information. You'll meet with doctors, nurses, and other frontline professionals to understand their workflows and turn their needs into innovative software. Your work will help reduce medical errors, improve the management of chronic diseases, and find new ways to facilitate collaboration between patients and their care teams.
Epic's campus provides offices conducive to working with small, focused teams in a collaborative and one-of-a-kind environment. You will build multi-tier enterprise software for large healthcare organizations using a variety of technologies, as well as a variety of devices, from tablets to large wall-mounted screens. You'll work with forward thinking colleagues from around the world. One visit to Epic and you'll know we take our software seriously - ourselves, not so much. (Did we mention the tree house?)
More than just important work.
Epic is located in Madison, Wisconsin, a city regularly ranked as one of America's best places to live. You'll earn competitive wages and receive benefits befitting a leading software company (401k match, great health insurance, life insurance, performance bonuses and stock appreciation rights). Epic's environment is one of continuous learning; you'll have access to opportunities to expand your skill set and share your knowledge with others.
BS/BA or greater in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Mathematics, or a related field
A history of academic and professional success
Visa sponsorship is available. No corp-to-corp.
Relocation to Madison, WI (reimbursed)
Please see the attachment for more information.
We are seeking a proactive, self-motivated IT Technical Support/Help Desk person to join our IT team. The ideal candidate will be a team player, willing to do whatever it takes to accomplish the goals of the team. Reporting to the IT Manager, responsibilities encompass a wide range of IT technical support and help desk activities. The IT Technical Support/Help Desk person will be responsible for providing basic IT and help desk support under direct supervision, to the entire company, under direct guidance and/or supervision of the IT manager. Duties include but are not limited to the following: provide computer and network support primarily for the Linux, Windows, and Mac OSX platforms with and emphasis on connectivity and interoperability to other platforms.
Please see the attachment for more information.
We are looking for an experienced student to develop, deploy and maintain a website for a published book that will eventually lead to funding a non-profit peace organization. You would work closely with the client to ensure the site is properly developed to accommodate growth and ease of updating. Full documentation of the process is required.
Some of the desired site featers include:
- auto posting with one click to social media such as facebook, twitter, etc
- Search engine optimization (SEO)
- Mobile friendly layout for iphone, Android,and Windows phone
- Ability to link to other organizations' websites
- Ability to update pages and/or upload pictures
The Democratic National Committee is seeking a Financial Database Administrator. This position will work directly with the Finance, Analytics, and Data teams in a wide range of functions. The position is located in Washington DC.
-Pull direct marketing segments, as needed, and upload response data into our database of record. Provide analysis
of fundraising and manage the creation and use of advanced analytics and modeling in the fundraising program.
-Work with external stakeholders and fundraising, financial, and direct marketing vendors.
-Provide 2nd level technical support to staff with questions about online fundraising and financial tools, flagging
possible customization needs.
-Help ensure seamless integration between our financial database and other technology assets (voter file; online
-Strong, proven data management and analysis experience
-At least 1 year on the job experience working with SQL or equivalent
-Direct marketing or Finance experience preferred
-Strong working knowledge of NGP-VAN's Campaign Office platform preferred
The Democratic National Committee (DNC), is committed to diversity among its staff, and recognizes that its continued success requires the highest commitment to obtaining and retaining a diverse staff that provides the best
quality services to supporters and constituents. The DNC is an equal opportunity employer and it our policy to recruit, hire, train, promote and administer any and all personnel actions without regard to sex, race, age, color, creed, national origin, religion, economic status, sexual orientation, veteran status, gender identity or expression, ethnic identity or physical disability, or any other legally protected basis. The DNC will not tolerate any unlawful discrimination and any such conduct is strictly prohibited.
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Oberlin College invites applications for the position of Sustainable Technology Research Fellow. The successful candidate will assist in the development and management of a novel technological system of building and bioregional "dashboards" and other devices that provide city and college residents with environmentally and socially contextualized real-time feedback on electricity and water flows through college, residential and commercial buildings and through the City of Oberlin. We seek a recent college graduate (or equivalent
experience) with advanced computer skills and experiences and excellent organizational skills who is excited by the opportunity to develop and manage novel technology designed to motivate and empower citizens to take better care of the environment. Applications will be reviewed starting 5/1 and applicants will be considered until the position is filled (6/1 limit). Graduating seniors and recent graduates with appropriate skills are encouraged to apply. A full description and instructions for application are posted at:
The USAID/Office of Transition Initiatives (OTI) has opened a new position for a Software Engineer in Washington, D.C. This is a full-time Personal Services Contract (PSC) position at the GS-9/11/12 equivalent level. The position is open to U.S. citizens only due to security clearance requirements.
Applications for this position are due no later than May 8, 2012 at 5:00pm EDT.
For full information about this position, as well as instructions on how to apply, please visit www.globalcorps.com.
The USAID Office of Transition Initiatives (OTI) is the office within USAID that supports U.S. foreign policy objectives by helping local partners advance peace and democracy in priority countries in crisis. Seizing critical windows of opportunity, OTI works on the ground to provide fast, flexible, short-term assistance targeting key political transition and stabilization needs.
Submittals must be in accordance with the attached information at the place and time specified.
Please see the attachment for more information.
IT-Discovery (it-discovery.com) is in the business of practically applying information retrieval and machine learning technologies to the fields of eDiscovery and corporate governance. We are a profitable, well- funded startup company looking to make one or two critical software engineering hires. We use Java extensively throughout our application, using technologies such as Spring, Solr/Lucene, Hadoop, as well as homegrown proprietary machine learning algorithms.
We are in need of people that can contribute and lead one or more of the following components in our system:
-Tomcat/Spring MVC/MySQL web tier
-Solr/Lucene search backend
-Hadoop batch processing pipeline
-Groovy/Grails UI for batch processing pipeline
-Proprietary machine learning algorithms for text mining
Here are qualities we're seeking in a candidate:
You love technology: You're a life-long learner, not necessarily because you need to earn a paycheck, but simply because you think technology is cool. You're a tinkerer. You spend spare moments of your time thinking about how to build the better mouse trap. You get excited at the thought of using the latest technology to solve really big problems.
You get stuff done: You focus on practical, concrete solutions to business-driven engineering problems. You have a proven track record of quality and timely execution.
You thrive in a fast-paced startup environment: You're a generalist who's not afraid to try lots of different things. You like it when you are trusted to solve problems without the need to be micromanaged. You find satisfaction in being playing a critical role in the success of a business.
Skills & Requirements
-2+ years of software engineering experience
-A strong command of the Java language and object oriented design
-Experience with using any web application development stack (Java EE, LAMP, Ruby on Rails)
-Spring, Groovy, Grails
-Experience working in a UNIX/Linux environment
-SQL, MySQL or PostgreSQL
-Ruby, Python, or Lisp experience a plus
-Lucene, Hadoop, Nutch, or Amazon EC2 experience a big plus
-Experience with big data is a huge plus
-BS in Computer Science or equivalent a plus
Sageworks Capital is revolutionizing the way privately-held companies gain access to capital through our proprietary web platform. Sageworks Capital's cloud-based platform allows private companies to increase their pool of prospective capital providers from beyond traditional banks to include private and institutional investors. Sageworks Capital is a newly-formed subsidiary of Sageworks, Inc. and is based in New York City.
Sageworks is a leading financial technology and information firm based in Raleigh, North Carolina (www.sageworksinc.com). Our patented, web-based technology rapidly analyzes financial information and uses artificial intelligence to aggregate and interpret financial data on privately-held companies. Thousands of accounting firms and financial institutions use
Sageworks' software and financial data in their operations. We have been recognized by Inc. Magazine and Deloitte as one of the fastest-growing technology companies in the U.S. Sageworks has a deliberately unique environment and culture that is casual but extremely results-oriented. We hire assertive, directed individuals who are goal-oriented and are committed to our vision of changing how financial information is used by business people.
Position Overview:
We are seeking a highly motivated and skilled software developer to help us leverage and build upon
our core expert system. The position will require software development work in a fast-paced, intense
environment. Ideal candidates are developers who "live to code and code to live"; they must be passionate
about software development.
ñ Build, enhance, and maintain world-class web applications
ñ Conduct focus groups, develop product specifications, build prototypes, and write test plans
ñ Perform QA and bug fixing work during the training phase
ñ Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science or related field
ñ Experience in web application development and Object-Oriented Design and Programming is required
ñ Experience with the following web technologies is preferred: ASP.NET, C#, SQL, VBA, Javascript,
ñ Experience in delivering commercial strength software products used by thousands of users
ñ Excellent communication skills
ñ Strong attention to detail
We have a couple of full time opportunities for Application Developers, .Net Developers, Java and Web Developers. Please see the attachment for more information.
Job Description
Do you want to own cutting edge technology, solve new problems that didn't exist before, and have the ability to see the impact of your successes?
Amazon is growing, and we need SDEs/SDETs who move fast, are capable of breaking down and solving complex problems, and have a strong will to get things done. SDEs/SDETs at Amazon work on real world problems on a global scale, own their systems end to end and influence the direction of our technology that impacts hundreds of millions customers around the world.
At Amazon an SDE/SDET can expect to design flexible and scalable solutions, and work on some of the most complex challenges in large-scale computing by utilizing your skills in data structures, algorithms, and object oriented programming. Coming to Amazon gives you the opportunity to work on a small development team in one of our many organizations; Amazon Web Services, ecommerce Services, Kindle, Marketplace, Operations, Platform Technologies and Retail.
Basic Qualifications:
- Bachelor's degree in computer science, computer engineering or related technical discipline
- Must be currently enrolled in school or graduated within the last 12 months
Preferred Qualifications:
- Strong, object-oriented design and coding skills (C/C++ and/or Java preferably on a UNIX or Linux platform)
- Knowledge of Perl or other scripting languages a plus
- Experience with distributed (multi-tiered) systems, algorithms, and relational databases
- Experience in optimization mathematics (linear programming, nonlinear optimization)
- Ability to effectively articulate technical challenges and solutions
- Deal well with ambiguous/undefined problems; ability to think abstractly
- Previous technical internship(s) preferred
- Graduate degree a plus
The Data Extraction and Development Analyst will be primarily responsible for developing tools to extract, manage and analyze data from publically available sources. This would take the form of screen scraping publicl facing websites for data and processing that data into a usable form for our analysts. We are still running as a lean start up (the check just cleared from our investors) and it is expected that team members will lend a hand on ad-hoc hand on projects as they come up.
Please see the attachment for more information.
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At IBM Global Business Services Public Sector, we serve government, healthcare, education, and state and local clients through our Application Innovation Services (Application Development/Design & Systems Integration), Enterprise Applications (SAP & Oracle), Business Analytics & Optimization, Customer Relationship Management, Financial Management, Strategy & Innovation, Supply Chain Management, and Organization & People service lines. Through cutting edge service offerings, we deliver real business value by:
• Bringing together the world's largest consulting practice with industry-leading research capability.
• Enriching business and government consulting with advanced research, analytics and technology.
• Establishing new, flexible and iterative approaches that only IBM can offer through our unique combination of skills, experience and capabilities.
• Leveraging proven roadmaps and frameworks we have developed across our 17 industries.
• Applying IBM's global expertise and local capabilities through our unique global delivery network combined with our teams in over 170 countries.
• Providing an integrated approach to business design and execution—turning strategies into actions.
These strengths, applied to business issues and opportunities, give our clients not only the ability to anticipate change, but also to take advantage of new possibilities.
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At IBM Global Business Services Public Sector, we serve government, healthcare, education, and state and local clients through our Enterprise Applications (SAP & Oracle), Application Innovation Services, Business Analytics & Optimization, Customer Relationship Management, Financial Management, Strategy & Innovation, Supply Chain Management, and Organization & People service lines. Through cutting edge service offerings, we deliver real business value by:
• Bringing together the world's largest consulting practice with industry-leading research capability.
• Enriching business and government consulting with advanced research, analytics and technology.
• Establishing new, flexible and iterative approaches that only IBM can offer through our unique combination of skills, experience and capabilities.
• Leveraging proven roadmaps and frameworks we have developed across our 17 industries.
• Applying IBM's global expertise and local capabilities through our unique global delivery network combined with our teams in over 170 countries.
• Providing an integrated approach to business design and execution—turning strategies into actions.
These strengths, applied to business issues and opportunities, give our clients not only the ability to anticipate change, but also to take advantage of new possibilities.
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Qualifications: Website Design Experience, Knowledge of billing programs, Coding Experience
Compensation: Will be discussed upon acceptance of applicant
Description: We are looking to develop a website for Brew Crew DC. The goal for the website is to display the upcoming events, have online signup for the club, and be able to handle purchases for event tickets and membership. Along with developing the website we would also like to create a system for tracking member information.


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I'm in Clonmel Town at the moment, and like many towns in Ireland it has its fair share of drugs and related social problems. In my past I too have been deeply effected by substance misuse but one of the things that helped me to cope and recover through all the pain and chaos has been music and film.
I've developed an addiction programme called Crossroads that uses music & film. Its foundations lie in the bio-psycho-social model and the drug triangle model of addiction. It moves away from the traditional chalk board or exercise teaching style by using music, lyrical analysis and performance by many music and film artists. [music, lyrical analysis, videos, song writing/rap or poetry, DJ set lists of music therapy & cinematic film]
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The National Commission for Women has extended its support to the ongoing campaign for allowing non-professional undergraduate women students in Aligarh Muslim University access to the Maulana Azad Library. The NCW has written to the Union Human Resource Development Ministry expressing its concern over "the gender discrimination".
Faculty members and students, who have been demanding an end to the "discriminatory" practice that does not allow students from Women's College access to the MAL, had approached NCW Member Charu Walikhanna who visited the University in April to intervene in the matter.
"Not allowing women, who are pursuing a course in Arts, access to the library which is regarded as the second largest university in Asia is a serious denial of fundamental rights. The exclusion of women from the library is denying them the basic right to education," Dr. Walikhanna told The Hindu .
In a letter to HRD Minister M.M. Pallam Raju, Dr. Walikhanna has pointed out that while women students of medical and engineering colleges and the polytechnic are allowed to use the MAL, it is only Women's College students who are denied this facility.
"NCW is gravely concerned with what appears to be an issue of gender discrimination, denial of equal access to the resources of the University and exclusion of women from the right to education, a basic right to life…" the letter from NCW states.
In February 2012, the HRD Ministry had issued an advisory to the University to make amends. The then HRD Minister, Kapil Sibal, had expressed concern that AMU had taken no steps to end the discrimination, despite an advisory from the Ministry.
Representations have also been sent by several women's activists and associations, including senior Communist Party of India (Marxist) leader Brinda Karat, protesting against the "discrimination".
"The University administration keeps making excuses to keep the students from Women's College out. The latest that we heard was that the administration has said that students from Women's College are not being allowed to use the library because it is not safe for them to step out. What about the other girls who use the library and the day scholars who commute everyday? Also, if safety is the reason, then the University can arrange a bus for them to commute safely or the proctorial team can accompany them. The city administration can be urged to ensure more safety for the students," said Chandni Bi, executive committee member in Aligarh Muslim University Teachers' Association (AMUTA).
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submit your sitemap
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you should have at least 40 to 50 quality quality articles before thinking of having an approved adsense account, like i said in an old post google was designed to reward the website with quality contents so make sure you have at least 40 to 50 quality articles on your blog
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for some countries like Indian you domain name needs to be 6 months old or older before you can get an approved adsense , but it all depends on how much traffic you are getting and how quality your articles is for your readers, the most important one to put in mind is the conversion rate of your blog and how often do your blog readers comment on your post
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What is a Neutron Star, Anyway?
Neutron stars are strange cosmic beasts. Stellar corpses that are several times the mass of our Sun but only about the width of Manhattan, they can contain a mountain's worth of star-stuff within the space of a sugar cube, creating all sorts of weird physics that requires funny-sounding names like "quark-gluon plasma" to even try to describe what's going on. The video above, created by Munich-based design studio Kurzgesagt (which means "in a nutshell" in German) illustrates how neutron stars form and what we think is happening on, around, and inside them.
See more In a Nutshell videos by Kurzgesagt on YouTube here, and find some interesting neutron star facts below:
Our Five-Trillion-Mile Close Call: the Star(s) That Skimmed the Solar System
It's like something out of a Hollywood film or a science fiction novel: a dark star sneaks up on Earth from just outside the Solar System, discovered too late to do anything about it (and really, what could we do?) and plows through the cloud of comets that surrounds the Sun like a haze of icy gnats, sending them flying everywhere… including on collision courses with Earth. Mass hysteria ensues.
Except that this isn't just a story concept – scientists think this is actually something that happened 70,000 years ago! Minus the mass hysteria, of course… our ancestors were just beginning to settle down in the fertile lands of the Middle East after wandering out of Africa and would have had no idea what was happening at the edges of the Solar System (besides maybe a bright star occasionally flaring up in the night sky.)
Hubble's Stunning Star-Filled View of the Andromeda Galaxy
It's Hubble's 25th anniversary in space this year but it seems like we're the ones getting all the presents! Yesterday NASA released two new high-def versions of the famous "Pillars of Creation" image, and now today there's this: Hubble's most detailed image ever of the Andromeda Galaxy!
Containing over 100 million stars it's not just the best view yet of Andromeda – it's also the most expansive image ever made with Hubble. Although the galaxy is 2.5 million light-years away it extends across an area larger than the full Moon in the sky, so to create such a detailed mosaic Hubble had to obtain 7,398 images taken over 411 individual pointings! It's 1.5 billion pixels covering an area over 40,000 light-years across.
According to NASA, it's "like photographing a beach and resolving individual grains of sand." Wow!
Check out the full image below:
Hubble Gives Us Our Best View Yet Of The "Pillars of Creation"
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope is celebrating the 25th anniversary of its launch this year and to commemorate the milestone it's recently turned its gaze (during the course of about 15 orbits) back onto one of the most iconic targets of its career: the "Pillars of Creation," five-light-year-high columns of cold gas in the process of being sculpted by the winds from hot young stars in the Eagle Nebula (M16), some 6,500 light-years away.
Previously imaged with Hubble in 1995, the Pillars really shine (no pun intended) in this new high-definition image acquired with the telescope's Wide Field Camera 3, which was installed in May 2009 during STS-125, NASA's final servicing mission for Hubble.
And in addition to visible-light* wavelengths Hubble's WFC3 captured the Pillars in infrared as well, which pierces the dense, cold gas to reveal hidden stars inside – as well as turn the structures into eerie ghostlike shapes. Check out that version below:
A Matter of Scale
Note: this post was first published on Feb. 22, 2011. I'm reposting it again today because 1. the video creator has since updated the soundtrack, and 2. it's still awesome.
One of the things that fascinates me so much about the Universe is the incredible vastness of scale, distance and size.
On Earth we have virtually nothing to compare to the kinds of sizes seen in space. We look up at the stars and planets in the night sky but they are just bright points of light. Some brighter, some larger, some slightly different colors. But they're still just points from where we stand. Even from space, seen by telescopes or by astronauts in orbit….still just points.
But they're so much more than that, obviously.
The Desert Dishes of Apollo Valley
Deep in the Mojave desert of central California, scattered among the scrub-covered hills and rugged, rock-strewn fields, are enormous white radar dishes pointed at the sky — NASA's "ears" for listening to the faint calls coming from its many spacecraft out exploring our solar system. I recently had the opportunity to pay a visit to the Deep Space Network complex in Goldstone (read my full account here) and while there took some photos of one of DSN's most impressive sites: "Apollo Valley," the home of DSS-24, -25, and -26, three giant 34-meter high-gain "Beam Waveguide" antennas (the first two of which are seen above) as well as the original Apollo dish that once received messages from Apollo 11 as it made its historic Moon landing.
With the spring desert flowers in bloom and the antennas gleaming white against the blue sky, it was an impressive sight! Click the image above for a full-sized version.


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It appears that Nick Jonas's main expertise these days is grabbing his crotch on camera, which is obviously OK by us. Well, especially Amelia. I wasn't that impressed by the still photos of his Mark Wahlberg homage that he's as panty-droppingly sexy as she thinks he is, but I'm a little more convinced…
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Here's Your New Hobby: Cake Decorating!
I taught myself how to decorate cakes with YouTube videos during a year in which I had a job so boring and soul-draining that, had I not started decorating cakes, I surely would have gone insane. The following year, I got a job decorating cakes, and stuck with it for three years. My training wa…
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To all those people who say "I can't cook/bake!" Repeat after me: Practice makes perfect. Practice makes perfect. Practice makes perfect. The #1 mistake I see kitchen beginners making is trying recipes that sound awesome but put an amateur in way over their heads - too many ingredients, too much set-up, too much chopping, too much…
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How To: Spank And Get Spanked
It's tricky to find out how many people are doing it, but you don't have to look further than pop culture to see we've got spanks on the brain: paddlings make appearances everywhere from old episodes of "I Love Lucy," to the 2004 flick "Along Came Polly," to Broadway's hit show "Spring Awakening." The posterior…
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Even with God on your side, it's hard to start a business, especially a food business. Just ask the six nuns at Our Lady of the Angels Monastery who are striving to become a self-sustaining community through sales of their Gouda cheese.
The Trappist sisters arrived at the foot of the Blue Ridge mountains on May 1, 1987, determined to build a monastery and launch a cheese business. But it wasn't until five months ago -- after considerable and unexpected delays -- that the first handmade rounds of Monastery Country Cheese were produced.


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There is a time to recognize sea change and to take action. That time is now for developing an enterprise-wide mobile strategy and to start implementing enterprise mobility. I think companies in the past couple of years have not been sure the role mobility would play in their specific company, markets and industries, however it should be clearer now. It is time to act and be bold.
I propose that mobility is just the beginning. Mobility is part of a historic time-space compression shift that is impacting all people and industries. It is important for us to understand the impact this shift will have on each of our companies.
Paul Virilio wrote a great deal about time and speed, and time-space compression. He calls the science of speed dromology, and strategies around time chronostrategy. He proposed that the speed at which something happens may change its essential nature. His argument is - that which moves with speed quickly comes to dominate that which is slower. The bottom line, is companies that can see faster, analyze faster, communicate faster, produce faster, decide faster and act faster will have enormous competitive advantages. Mobility is an essential element of all of this.
Time-space compression often occurs as a result of technologies that seem to accelerate speed and reduce distances. These technologies today include the Internet, Skype, mobile communications, SMS, sensors, satellites etc. In transportation they are things like trains, jets, rockets, overnight delivery systems etc. In business, they are ultra-fast market trading systems, globalization, online sales, currency markets, faster production cycles, mobile banking and payments, etc.
All of these components play a role in compressing time and space. I can operate a global business, across all time zones from my Boise, Idaho backyard patio. Speed changes things as Virilio proposed. The very nature of a business or industry is transformed as time-space compression happens.
Is your company researching this topic? Should it be? Virilio suggests that there is a shift toward the emergence and dominance of chronostrategies (time strategies). We can see this reflected in just-in-time manufacturing, overnight shipping, e-Readers, streaming video, mobile marketing, location based services, social networking sites etc. All of these are about time and space compression.
I see chronostrategies as a key focus in the field services space. Companies are constantly seeking ways to improve and optimize their scheduling to be more productive. They are using their knowledge of location to reduce travel times and optimize routing.
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TripPak is a provider of transportation services including document capture, submission and workflow management, as well as safety and compliance products and services. ACS Advertising is a driver recruitment advertising agency in the transportation market, serving a number of trucking fleets.
Terms of the deal have not been released.
The combined company now serves over 3,000 truck fleets and third party logistics customers.
Pegasus TransTech partners with the majority of major U.S. and Canadian truck stop operators to provide document capture and transmission services and TripPak adds 500 additional truck stop locations as well as a network of 1,200 drop boxes for document submission.
"We are excited about the opportunity to join forces with TripPak and ACS Advertising and offer solutions that range from mobile document management to truck stop scanning and drop boxes," said Frank Adelman, president and CEO of Pegasus TransTech. "We will now be able to pool our resources and accelerate the pace of new product development. Together, we will enable truck fleets and drivers to capture revenue more quickly, gain greater visibility into revenue management processes and comply with regulatory requirements more efficiently."
In 2009, Xerox purchased Affiliated Computer Services in a $6.4 billion deal that included TripPak and ACS Advertising.
Pegasus TransTech was started in 1998 and currently provides document capture and transmission, billing, collections, payroll, and other revenue cycle processes for the transportation and logistics industry. The company said it serves more than 900 travel centers in North America, 42 of the top-50 truckload carriers, and 17 of the top-30 freight brokers, and over 350,000 drivers.
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