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Supplier: CableOrganizer.com, Inc.
Description: What's special about Open Slot Wire Duct? Terminated wires can be re-routed easily Wide fingers give additional cable support Fingers can be snapped off to re-route easily Pre-drilled to affix to wall Covers included and paints easily with Latex Lots of sizes (W x H) and 3 colors UL
Supplier: Automationdirect.com
Description: Iboco T1 open slot wire duct, 1.0 in. wide x 3.0 in. high, white, 2 meter length, includes cover, case of 24 pieces
- Wire Duct Slot Style: Slots
- Duct Width: 1 inch
- Duct Height: 3 inch
Supplier: Legrand
Description: The Walker Flushduct System provides wire management in open space environments and is ideal for renovations to existing facilities. Because the system is in the floor and out of sight, it provides an uncluttered, aesthetically pleasing means to wire open space areas. The Flushduct System
- Wire Duct Slot Style: Slotless
Supplier: Pelonis Technologies, Inc.
Description: Straight 180, 90, 45 degree, and T-type power cords in 24inch lengths (with or without standard plugs). Also available in 12", 36", 48", and 72" lengths upon request. UL, CSA listed. 24 inches. Also available in 12", 36", 48", and 72" upon request. UL, CSA listed.
- Number of Conductors: 2 Conductors
- Cord Length: 23.62 inch
- Compliances and Approvals: CSA Mark (US, C and US, NRTL/C), UL Listing Mark
Computer Cables - RS-422 CABLE, 3M, CONNECTS TO GP-H70 HANDHELDS OTHER END IS OPEN WIRES -- GPH70C422OSupplier: Radwell International, Inc.
Description: Finding an industrial MRO supplier with XYCOM GPH70-C422-O in stock isn't always easy - you need a experienced, global company with a high level of both knowledge and service. PLCCenter.com is your go-to source for Industrial Automation, MRO, Pneumatic, Motion, Electronic, Hydraulic, HVAC and
- Product Category: Cable Assembly
Description: Eyebolt, Open Wire, Steel, Zinc Plated Finish, 1/4-20 In Thread Size, 1 15/16 In Thread Length, 1/4 In Shank Dia, 2 In Shank Length, 1/2 In Eye Inside Dia, 15/16 In Eye Outside Dia, 3 In Overall Length, 5/16 In Opening Size, Package 20
- Rating: Not Load Rated
- Material: Steel
- Finish: Zinc Plated
- Inch: 1/4"
Industrial Lubricants - Diversified Brands S00201 HEAVY DUTY OPEN GEAR & WIRE ROPE LUBE; Open Gear & Wire Rope Lube -- 075577-90201Supplier: R. S. Hughes Company, Inc.
Description: Diversified Brands S00201 HEAVY DUTY OPEN GEAR & WIRE ROPE LUBE; Open Gear & Wire Rope Lube.
- Applications / Function: Machine / Gears
Description: Open Gear and Wire Rope Lube, Non Aerosol, Size 14 oz, Temp Range 0 to 450 F, Flash Point Less than 0 F, Specific Gravity 0.74, Film Type Wet, Withstands Extreme Pressure and Weather, Displaces Moisture, For Use on Open or Exposed Gears, Wire Rope, Winches, Cable, Roller Chains and Machine Tools
- Type: Penetrant / Penetrating Oil
- Flash Point: 0.0 F
- Applications / Function: Machine / Gears
- Features: EP (Extreme Pressure / Active)
Supplier: Applied Industrial Technologies
Description: 16 oz Aerosol; Displaces Water; Safe to Use on Plastics
- Type: Fluid / Oil
- Chemistry / Constituents: Graphite, Molybdenum / Metal Sulphide, Specialty / Other
- Operating / Use Temperature: 0.0 to 450 F
- Flash Point: -20 F
Description: HID Open Wireguard, For Use With 17 In Optical Requiring Hand Hole, Comes With Mounting Hardware
AC Motor Starters - SMC-3, 3-WIRE, OPEN TYPE, 37A, 600V, 3-PHASE, 50/60HZ MAX, CONTROL VOLTAGE 100...240V AC -- 150C37NCDSupplier: Radwell International, Inc.
Description: Tired of searching for the right parts or equipment you need only to find it out of stock? Need a great source for ALLEN BRADLEY 150-C37NCD with quick and careful shipping? PLCCenter.com is the leading industrial MRO supplier online today. We provide a wide array of in-stock products for companies
- Continuous Current: 37 amps
- Motor Voltage: 600 volts
Supplier: WAGO
Description: of metal. The wire holders and the stripping blades will automatically open once the stripping process is completed -- no damage should occur to the wire strands. The insulation will not be damaged by the wire holders during this adjustment process.
- Tool Type: Stripper
- Form Factor: Handheld
- Application / Connector Type: General Application
- Technology: Hand Tools
Supplier: Memory Protection Devices, Inc.
Description: fuse Plug tip unscrews easily for exchanging fuse's Easy open case to connect wires, 18 or 20 AWG
- Configuration: Other
- Blade / Pin Type: Straight
- Applications: Residential / General-Purpose, Commercial
- Voltage Rating: Other
Supplier: JFW Industries, Inc.
Description: JFW Model # 016-306-XX Description 10 pin ribbon cable female / open wires Mating Connector T & B 609-1057 male and 3M #3793-5303 male
- Product Category: Cable Assembly
Supplier: RS Components, Ltd.
Description: Contact Configuration:Single pole, N/O; Contact Rating:200 mA @ 50V dc; Contact Resistance:100mOhms; Switching Action:Momentary; Illumination:Yes; Terminal Type:Wires; Actuator Colour:black; IP Rating:IP 67; Operating Temperature Range:-40 - +125C; LED Colour:Red
- Configuration: Normally Open (NO)
- Switch Type Function: Momentary Contact
- Maximum Current: 0.2000 amps
- Maximum AC Voltage: 50 volts
Supplier: ASTM International
Description: a technique based on open wire transmission line theory it was found that: 1. Dielectric constant decreases linearly as porosity increases. 2. Dielectric constant increases rapidly as moisture content increases. 3. Dielectric constant is soil type-dependent. 4. Microwave properties in soils are conveniently
Uncategorized Products - Transmitter Supply Unit with Limit Contact Field Circuit Non-Ex i Series 9162 -- Series 9162Supplier: R. STAHL, Inc.
Description: Compact limit value switch with 2 configurable limiting values and 0/4 ... 20 mA or 4 ... 20 mA output Suitable for 2-, 3-wire transmitters, 2-wire HART transmitters and mA sources Open circuit / short-circuit monitoring and messaging Variant for use up to SIL 2 (IEC 61508) The transmitter
Supplier: Data Connect Enterprise, Inc.
Description: This unit is identical to our Model 8 except that all the connections are made using individual pin jacks and 24 gauge, solid-wire jumpers. Any RS-232C wiring arrangement can be made without soldering and can be easily changed by simply re-arranging the jumpers. Our new snap-together/pop-open case
- Gender: Male / Plug, Female / Jack
- Mounting: Through Hole / Pin
Supplier: IHS Product Design
Description: German Language - OPEN THIMBLES FOR WIRES AND CABLES
Supplier: National Instruments
Description: terminal, such as the NI 9215 or NI 9263 C Series modules, to either a 25-pin D-SUB terminal block or open signal wires. These cables are also known as "flying lead" or "pigtail" connectors.
- Product Type: Multiconductor Cable
Supplier: Fargo Controls, Inc.
Description: Features: Only 2 wires for easy installation Short circuit protection Protection degree IP67: dust tight and protection from the effects of immersion LED function indicator 3.5, 5, 7.5 and 10 meter cable lengths available upon request +100°C high temperature version available upon request
- Technology: Inductive Proximity Sensor, Magnetic Proximity Sensor
- Operating Distance: 0.0787 inch
- Operating Temperature: -13 to 158 F
- Power Requirements: DC Powered
Supplier: Witte Company, Inc. (The)
Description: meeting your tightest drying specifications. Witte Design: Air distribution cage uses static pressure buildup rather than baffles, permitting uniform control of air velocity over the entire conveying surface Wedge wire conveying surface features triangular profile wires with a thin, tapered slot
- Dryer Type: Fluidized Bed Dryer, Vibratory Dryer
- Material Form: Bulk Materials / Briquettes
- Applications / Materials Processed: Foods / Grains, Mining / Ores / Minerals, Pharmaceutical, Waste / Sludge, Wood / Wood Products, Other
Supplier: Witte Company, Inc. (The)
Description: your cooling specifications. Witte Design: Air distribution cage uses static pressure buildup rather than baffles, permitting uniform control of air velocity over the entire conveying surface Wedge wire conveying surface features triangular profile wires with a thin, tapered slot, providing seven
Supplier: Light in Motion LLC
Description: /CMOS compatible. THe leads enable remote connection. Features: No Contact Sensing Mounting Tab Wire leads for remote connection 3mm Slot Buffer open-collector TTL/CMOS compatible output Aperture width: 0.356mm
- Operating Distance: 0.1181 inch
- Operating Temperature: -40 to 185 F
- Technology: Through Beam
- Output: Switched / Alarm
Supplier: Hoffman
Description: Protects electrical wiring in applications where dust, dirt, oil and water are not serious problems. All sections and fittings are completely open on one side so wires and cables can be laid in along wireway run. No pulling through of wires or cables prevents damage to insulation that often occurs
- Style: Feed-Through Wireway
- Material: Steel
- Straight Section Length: 24"
Description: Wire Security Cart, Load Capacity 900 lb., Shelf Length 36 In., Shelf Width 24 In., Overall Height 67-13/16 In., Overall Width 27-13/16 In., Overall Length 40-3/4 In., Caster Type (4) Swivel, Caster Material Polyurethane, Caster Dia. 5 In., Powder Coat Finish, Features Heavy Gauge Open Wire
- Capacity: 900 lbs
- Length: 40.75 inch
- Width: 27.81 inch
Material Handling Carts and Trucks - Gillis LPI Wire-Mesh Carts, 4-Shelf, 18" x 48", 1200 lbs Cap -- GO-47530-77Supplier: Cole-Parmer
Description: • An affordable solution for transporting instruments, equipment, or products • Provide up to 1200 lb capacity for heavy-duty loads Choose from two, three, or four-shelf chrome-plated carts. The two- and three-shelf carts two angled handles. Open wire shelves allow free flow of air which
- Type: Shelf / Tray / Stock Cart
- Capacity: 1200 lbs
- Length: 48 inch
- Width: 18 inch
Supplier: Pivot Point, Inc.
Description: This cotter is wound or turned on from the middle out. Start by threading the open wire end inside the circle into the hole on shaft or pin. Keep turning the ring until it snaps into place. To remove, start turning the circle again in the same direction and it comes right off. Very secure fasteners
- Cotter Pins and Wire Clips: Circle Cotter
- Diameter / Size: 0.0600 inch
- Material: Stainless Steel, Other
Description: Fuse Holder, Amps AC 200, Max. Voltage 250, Number of Poles 3, Connector Type Box Lug, Mounting Style Bolt Down, Fuse Block Design Open, Wire Size 250kcmil to 6 AWG, Blown Fuse Indicator No, Fuse Length 7-1/8 In., Fuse Dia. 1-9/16 In., Length 7.13 In., Width 9.00 In., Depth 2.85 In., H, For Use
- Standard Fuse Sizes: Other Fuse Type or Size
- Normal Operating Current: 200 amps
- Rated Operating Voltage: 250 volts
- Mounting: Fuse Block
Supplier: Terra Universal, Inc.
Description: These type 304 stainless steel security units provide maximum protection of valuable contents in a controlled environment. They also offer maximum visibility of contents for sight management of inventory. Heavy-gauge open-wire construction allows unimpeded laminar air flow. Includes 270°
- Type: Other
- Material: Stainless Steel
- Wheel Type: Solid / Cushion
- Length: 52.75 inch
Supplier: CSA Group
Description: to the following types of heater elements: (a) open wire (including wire, ribbon, and expanded metal); (b) metal sheathed (including removable-type range surface and grounded plug-in type); (c) variable resistance/temperature (VR/T); and (d) special (e.g., quartz tube, woven mat, parallel circuit mat
Description: Pump Switch, Tether, Solid State, Normally Open, Wire Leads Connection, Max. Amps Running 12, Voltage 115, Cord Length 30 Ft., Wire Gauge 14, Pumping Range Min./Max. 0 to 10, Overall Length 360 In., Electronic Operation, Mounts Vertical, For Use With 1/2 HP And Under Submersible Sump Pumps, 120 V
- Industry: General Industrial
- Primary Material of Construction: Plastic
- Pump Features: Vertical Orientation
Description: Switch, Subminiature Liquid Level Control, Normally Open, Wire Gauge 22, Fitting 3/8-16 UNC, VA Rating 15, Operation Close On Rise, Stem Material Polypropylene, Float Material Polypropylene, Vertical, Max. Wattage 15, Wire Lead 24
- Maximum Discharge Pressure: 50 psi
- Industry: General Industrial
- Pump Features: Vertical Orientation
Supplier: Terra Universal, Inc.
Description: Wire shelving uses four truss wires for greater strength. Posts allow shelf height to be adjusted at 1" (25 mm) increments. Both wire and solid shelving manufactured with cleanroom-compatible materials. Eaglegard® Hybrid Epoxy: Durability and Microbial Protection Shelving and posts
- Category: Commercial, Industrial
- Type: Shelving, Wire, Other
- Shelving/Racking Options: Open
- Depth: 14 to 24 inch
Supplier: American Ring & Tool Co.
Description: Round Section Open Wire Rings
- Primary Retaining Ring Type: External
- Design Units: Inch, Metric
- Shaft Diameter: 0.1100 to 2.82 inch
- Thickness: 0.0220 to 0.2500 inch
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Arjay Engineering Ltd.
Open Channel Flow Monitor Model 4100-OCF
Description: The 4100-OCF provides an economical means to monitor the flow within defined channels and streams. The control unit can be mounted safely remote from the stream channel up to 1 km away using inexpensive 2-conductor shielded wire. At this unit, the display provides an indication of the present flowrate, stream level, and a totalization of the flow from the last reset. Three alarm relays are available for high or low flowrates. As well, a fourth relay will pulse at total flow... (read more)
Browse Open Channel Flow Meters Datasheets for Arjay Engineering Ltd.
Hansen Corp.
Series 135-7 Power Open/Power Close Actuator
Hansens Power Open / Power Close Actuator functions with a PM motor which uses power to open and close the damper. With no spring to overcome it is the preferred option for high load applications or when low power consumption is required. The PO/ PC actuator has a simple three wire reversing electrical hook-up. The infinitely adjustable set screw mounting allows you to set your close position for as little or as much residual airflow as you desire. Contact us for your specific project needs... (read more)
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Duncan Instruments Canada, Ltd.
Testing without direct contact with live wires !
PSI-895 CSA Non-Contact Safety Phase Indicator (Safe Testing without direct contact with live wires !!). •CSA Approved. •Non-contact detector clips. No metal contact points to advocate greater safety. •Two functions in one unit : open phase and phase sequence detection. • Designed for checking a wider range of 3-phase power sources. •LED display lights with buzzer indicator. •Brightness button feature for better visibility in dimly lit areas or sunlight... (read more)
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Luma-Metall AB
Fine Wire For Medical Applications
Medical. Luma supplies wire to several medical companies. Examples of products are Stents – a tube which is inserted into for example a vessel in the body to prevent, or counteract, a disease-induced, localized flow constriction. The term may also refer to a tube used to temporarily hold such a natural conduit open to allow access for surgery. Another example is the Balloon dilator or Guide wires which helps to safely access blood vessels or other organs. Electro surgery -  ... (read more)
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Luma-Metall AB
Luma Wire for Medical Applications
Medical. Luma supplies wire to several medical companies. Examples of products are Stents – a tube which is inserted into for example a vessel in the body to prevent, or counteract, a disease-induced, localized flow constriction. The term may also refer to a tube used to temporarily hold such a natural conduit open to allow access for surgery. Another example is the Balloon dilator or Guide wires which helps to safely access blood vessels or other organs. Electro surgery -  ... (read more)
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Luma-Metall AB
Wire Manufacturing Services
is inserted into for example a vessel in the body to prevent, or counteract, a disease-induced, localized flow constriction. The term may also refer to a tube used to temporarily hold such a natural conduit open to allow access for surgery. Another example is the Balloon dilator or Guide wires which helps to safely access blood vessels or other organs. Electro surgery - is the application of a high-frequency electric current to biological tissue as a means to cut, coagulate, desiccate... (read more)
Browse Wire Manufacturing Services Datasheets for Luma-Metall AB
Acrolab Ltd.
Thermocouples, Thermcouple Wire
and the training necessary should that be required. Acrolab would appreciate an opportunity to be potential supplier to your Business!. Standard Terms and Conditions. A minimum order may apply. Quotes are valid for 30 days. Changes in quantities may affect pricing. Delivery times are based upon stock levels at time of quotation and are subject to change. Terms are subject to credit approval. MASTER CARD and VISA accepted. Company terms, net 30 on approved credit. To open an Acrolab account please... (read more)
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Glenro Inc.
Wire, Cable, Extrusion, Tubing & Fiber Optic
The energy not directly absorbed by the small target products is reabsorbed by the quartz radiating face of the heater, helping to maintain operating temperature set points with less energy. For some applications requiring faster heater response, an open element design is available. System Design Considerations. Horizontal, Vertical or Conveyorized. Solid Core, Slotted Keyhole, Split-Case or Open Element Heater Selections. 1.5" to 20" Diameter. Integrated Energy Sources. Flexible Access. Manual... (read more)
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Eraser Company, Inc.
LS Series Precision Wire and Cable Strippers
is also hand operated, but features rubber covered clamps to eliminate markings on the jacket. The LSR10 can strip material with an outer diameter up to 1.06 ". The LSA20 and LSAR20 are air-operated versions of the LS10 and LSR10. To operate, open the blades and insert the material. Close the guard to activate the stripping action and when complete, open the guard to remove the stripped material. All units feature an adjustable length stop to ensure consistent strip lengths. Die blades... (read more)
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New Lite-Trap SMT Wire-to-Board Connector System
into the connector and pushes open a dual-contact gate-style terminal design that 'traps ' the wire, providing a secure electrical contact and high wire-retention force. The Lite-Trap connector also features a user-friendly latch that is easy for operators to engage and disengage without the use of a tool. These features combine to offer easy field assembly and removal if needed, even for untrained technicians. . Other features of the Molex Lite-Trap Connector... (read more)
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|Electronic pressure monitor, Measuring range: -14,5...145 PSI / -1...10 bar / -0,1...1,0 MPa, Process connection: '' NPT, 4-wire, DC PNP/NPN, Operating voltage: 18...36 V DC, Current consumption: 50 mA, 2 x normally open / closed programmable or 1 x normally open / closed programmable + 1 x...
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|Electronic pressure monitor, Measuring range: 0...250 bar / 0...3625 PSI / 0...25 MPa, Process connection: G I, 4-wire, DC PNP/NPN, Operating voltage: 18...36 V DC, Current consumption: 50 mA, 2 x normally open / closed programmable or 1 x normally open / closed programmable + 1 x normally closed...
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|Compressed air meter, Measuring range: 1,0...132,4 scfm / 30...7946 scfh, Process connection: 1'' NPT (DN25), 4-wire, DC PNP, Operating voltage: 19...30 V DC, Current consumption: 100 mA, OUT1: normally open / closed programmable or pulse OUT2: normally open / closed programmable or analog (4...20...
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Computer Power User Article - Uncross Those Wires
. The first thing we did when we recently took home a new Compaq laptop was reformat the hard drive and reinstall Windows XP our way, just so we knew it was done "right. " This same mindset permeates other aspects of computing, as well. Crack open a computer system, and eight out of 10 times you're likely
Look Ma - no wires!
of noise impulses. A wireless LAN unit from Opto 22 connects remote I/O hardware back to a wired network. 500 mW of output power allows transmissions of up to 2,000 ft in open environments. Wireless is where it's at these days, and not just for consumer products. Increasingly, wireless networking
Brazing a steel coupler and a steel wire [IH]
Induction heating enabled the brazing process to be completed within 30 seconds. The client was using a torch, and induction offers superior repeatability with no open flame and delivering heat only where it's required...
Brazing a steel coupler and a steel wire [MEC]
Induction heating enabled the brazing process to be completed within 30 seconds. The client was using a torch, and induction offers superior repeatability with no open flame and delivering heat only where it's required...
Design / Installation Notes: Shortwave Emitters (.pdf)
losses as is the case with medium wave (open wire, metal sheath).
Spring Clamps
Spring clamps need a tool to open. The clamp closes on the wire to provide dynamic clamping; this extra holding action withstands vibration. Spring clamp technology is especially suited for top entry connections. The top entry of the wire into the spring block allows use where space is limited
Electrical Specifications: Float Assemblies with SPDT Switches and Temperature Switches (.pdf)
Each switch wire group, will be separated and marked for easy identification. Assemblies with SPST and SPDT in the same sensor will typically follow standard color code unless customer specifies differently. Use an ohmmeter ONLY to check switch operations. Switch open resistance will be infinite
Medical Device Link .
Offering whip-free characteristics, cabling for medical wire features an open-center working channel with an inside diameter ranging from 0.007 to 0.045 in. and an outside diameter from 0.011 to 0.085 in. The Helical Hollow Strand cable can also be supplied in smaller-diameter versions
Sensor Sense: Intelligent inductive sensors
, pushbuttons, and other devices. The open topology of the network lets sensors attach anywhere along the yellow cable. While normal inductive sensors require input modules, AS-i sensors act as their own
An Innovative Cabling Concept Improves Reliability for Multi-Axis Stage Systems
industry. Today, this technology is used in a broad array of safety related. applications including aircraft, elevators, and, of course, automotive systems. As an example, the model DAC1005 (manufactured by LPKF) is a universal motor controller for one axis. It. complies with the CAN open standards
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for meeting these problems and the results quencies on open wire has involved the .
Intramedullary Nailing
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Carbon Dioxide / Monoxide Companies in Congo
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ifu Hamburg GmbH
based in Hamburg, GERMANY
We provide software and services for integrated implementation according to our clients` technical, environmental and economic needs. Our strength is the integration of knowledge from various players and disciplines operating in an information system. The combination of process, product, company and industry perspective allows the analysis of entire systems while ...
Catalytic Products International (CPI)
based in Lake Zurich, ILLINOIS (USA)
Catalytic Products International is the preferred resource for innovative and efficient industrial air pollution control solutions. Customers from across the globe rely on our expertise to solve their most complex VOC, NOx, and Odor pollution challenges. The custom engineered systems include, Thermal Oxidizers, Catalytic Oxidizers, Regenerative Thermal Oxidizers, Heat ...
Nova Analytical Systems Inc.
based in Niagara Falls, NEW YORK (USA)
Manufacturer of portable and permanent gas analyzers for landfill, biogas, syngas, heat treat, power generation, agriculture, flue gas & emissions, on-line process, steel making, indoor air quality, personnel safety, and engine exhaust industries. We can measure Oxygen (O2), Nitrogen Oxide (NO), Hydrocarbons (HCs), Hydrogen Chloride (HCl), Carbon Monoxide (CO), Nitrogen ...
Ecotech Pty Ltd
based in Knoxfield, AUSTRALIA
Ecotech is an Australian owned company with more than 35 years experience in servicing, maintaining, designing, manufacturing, installing and commissioning ambient air and emission monitoring systems around the world. Ecotech is ISO17025 accredited for the operation and maintenance of ambient air and continuous emission monitoring systems and was first accredited in 1999. ...
based in München, GERMANY
Clariant is an internationally active specialty chemical company, based in Muttenz near Basel. The group owns over 100 companies worldwide and employed 21 202 employees at the end of 2012. In the financial year 2012, Clariant produced a turnover of CHF 6 billion. Clariant is divided into seven business units: Additives; Catalysts; Function Minerals, Industrial & Consumer ...
Environnement S.A
based in Poissy, FRANCE
Environnement S.A is the leading company in the field of instrumentation for the environment. Ever since its creation in 1978, Environnement S.A has been dedicated to the study, development, manufacture and supply of advanced on-line gas, particulate and water analyzers, using the most recent technologies. Environnement S.A proposes a comprehensive range of continuous ...
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Hiden Analytical
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30 years of design, development and manufacture of quadrupole mass spectrometers. Precision gas analysis, plasma diagnostics by direct measurement of plasma ions and ion energies, SIMS probes for UHV surface science, catalysis performance quantification, thermo-gravimetric studies. From its UK headquarters Hiden Analytical maintains contact with its users and user ...
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Consider an n-bit binary number in the following form:
Each bi is a single bit in the n-bit binary number. Each bi has one of two possible values: 0 or 1. An example of a 6-bit binary number is: 110011. Inside the computer, integers are represented as binary numbers. For example, the integer 43 can be represented by the 6-bit binary number: 101011. In this part, we will make use of an m-bit binary pattern that is constructed by taking the first m-bits of the repeating sequence 101010. . . . For example, for m equal to 3, the binary pattern is: 101. For m equal to 6, the binary pattern is: 101010. For m equal to 1, the binary pattern is: 1.
Write a C program that reads integers n and m as input, and then prints out all n-bit binary numbers that contain the m-bit pattern. The binary numbers must be printed in ascending order. You are not allow to use strings, arrays or recursion for this question. Any program that uses strings, arrays or recursion will receive a grade of 0. Your program may assume that n will be a natural number less than or equal to 30, and that m will be a natural number less than or equal to n.
A sample output for this program is:
Enter an integer n: (5)
Enter an integer m: (3)
I'm a beginner in programming and I've gotten this assignment to do. I understand how the program is going to work but I'm not too sure how to go about it. Can anyone help me out and post a solution to this so I can run through it and see how it works. Thanks


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Got Neuropathy? Quell Offers 'World's First Pain Relief Wearable'
By Amy Tenderich on July 1, 2015
Amongst the current flurry of wearable sensors and mHealth apps that appear to be so many elaborate toys, a new system called Quell stands out. It seems to have real potential to change lives… for many people with diabetes and beyond. Quell is a first-of-its-kind, drug-free option for reducing the pain of neuropathy, sciatica, and other chronic pain through neural pulses — delivered by a band wrapped just below the knee, with a companion app that allows users to change settings and track sessions via a smartphone or iPad.
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Vegan Coconut Bread
1 cup granulated sugar
1/4 cup vegan margarine
1 egg equivalent, prepared
1/2 teaspoon almond extract
1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
2 cups all-purpose flour
1 tablespoon baking powder
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 cup nondairy milk
3/4 cup flaked coconut
sugar, to sprinkle on top before baking (optional)
1. In a bowl, cream together sugar and margarine until smooth. Beat in the egg replacer, almond extract, and vanilla extract.
2. In a separate bowl, combine the flour, baking powder, and salt.
3. Add the flour mixture in parts to the sugar mixture, alternating with the almond milk; whisk the mixture until smooth. Fold in the coconut and gently mix well. Pour into a greased bread loaf pan. Sprinkle a bit of sugar on top to give it an extra sweet kick!
4. Bake at 350 degrees Fahrenheit for 50 to 60 minutes, depending on your oven. Use a toothpick or a butter knife to test if it's finished and if it needs more baking time, add an extra 5 minutes until testing runs clear.
5. Cool for about 10 to 15 minutes before removing the bread from the pan and onto a wire rack to finish cooling. Enjoy!
After giving in to a serious craving for coconut, I whipped up this bread in no time! Happy mouths unite!
Source of recipe: This recipe was modified from this one: http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Coconut-Bread/Detail.aspx
This was absolutely delicious! But it was very crumbly. However, it could have been from the changes I made: 1 tsp + almond extract and no vanilla, half ww flour/ white flour, coconut milk (the stuff in the can, not the what Silk sells). I sprinkled it with raw sugar before baking and it gave the top an amazing crust. If I make this again, I think I will use apple sauce as a replacement for part of the margarine


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What is a hernia?
Hernia Signs and Symptoms
What causes a hernia?
Do women get hernias?
Yes. Women experience hernias as well, although due to anatomical differences a woman's hernia may present differently than a man's.
How long does the surgery take?
Hernia repairs are generally performed on an outpatient basis and take between one to two hours, depending upon the hernia location, complexity and the health status of the patient.
Why Hernia Repair Surgery?
What is Tension-Free Hernia Repair?
Why a Plastic Surgeon?
In cases that require it, hernia surgery or abdominal wall reconstruction is performed in conjunction with plastic surgery to re-align muscle and tissue to help eliminate hernias or to remove the excess amounts of skin.
When can I return to normal activities?
Recovery after a hernia surgery depends upon the location and type of hernia, the repair technique used, and the overall health status of the patient. The Tulane Hernia Center utilizes the most advanced surgical techniques and materials available, allowing for a quick return to everyday activities.
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**All renderings by Ralph Appelbaum Associates
When it is completely funded and built, the Education Center at The Wall will add a new educational and honorific component to one of the nation's most powerful and moving memorials.
- It will put a face to every one of the more than 58,000 names listed on The Wall and help ensure that the Memorial will continue to speak about the importance of honoring our veterans and remembering those who died serving their country.
- It will tell the story of how the Vietnam Memorial Wall became a site of individual grief and public mourning in the years following a painful and divisive war.
- It will include voices of veterans who returned to tell us their stories and preserve memories of those who did not.
- It will share some of the hundreds of thousands of objects left at The Wall by families, military comrades, and others over more than three decades.
- It will provide a historical account of the events that took place on the battlefield and the homefront during the Vietnam Era.


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Some Memphis City Council members question Electrolux commitment to minorities
Several Memphis City Council members expressed buyer's remorse Tuesday about the terms of an incentive package the council approved unanimously last year to lure a large Electrolux manufacturing facility here.
The contract exempted Electrolux from diversity requirements that have been a condition for other companies receiving local tax breaks. Some among the 13 council members now are waging a vocal campaign against the deal they approved.
Councilman Joe Brown said he discovered Tuesday that the company wasn't required to hire minority workers in its publicly financed construction project.
"That's the first I've heard of it," said Brown. "We have to come up with a method to fix it."
The city and Shelby County committed at least $40 million worth of incentives to the project. Total subsidies for the new kitchen-appliance factory in Southwest Memphis, including state and federal money, as well as long-term tax breaks, are expected to surpass $188.3 million.
Last week, Electrolux announced it has selected W.G. Yates & Sons of Philadelphia, Miss., as general contractor on the project, which is being built in Frank C. Pidgeon Industrial Park, near the Nucor steel mill.
"We're talking about putting our people to work instead of people in Mississippi," said council member Janis Fullilove. "We've got to stop this madness."
Electrolux estimated that companies in the eight-county metro area would handle about $45 million of the $80 million construction portion of the project, with about $35 million going to Shelby County-based companies, said Reid Dulberger, president of EDGE, the Memphis-Shelby County Economic Development Growth Engine. In earlier negotiations, Electrolux agreed metro-area companies would handle $30 million worth of construction. No agreement binds Electrolux to a larger amount.
And though Electrolux is not legally bound to hire minority-owned companies, its spokesmen have said at least 15 percent of the $80 million project will go to women and minority businesses.
"We received word the Electrolux building and contract were without any major or local participation, and we all began getting calls," said council member Harold Collins.
But other council members said the deal was already consummated and construction was under way, and that council members should have expressed concerns before they signed off on the deal.
"It was this council that approved the agreement," said Councilwoman Wanda Halbert. "We're talking after the fact at this table. (Council members) have been getting calls and people are up in arms, but that should have been dealt with on the front end."
Council member Jim Strickland agreed and said that the council should look ahead and conduct a complete review of all the city's economic development incentives.
"The Electrolux deal is basically done," he said. "The council now needs to take a leadership role and look toward the future and study how these things should be done."
Memphis Mayor A C Wharton said he will continue to press Electrolux and Yates & Sons to include as many local participants as possible as the project moves forward. Wharton and officials with Yates & Sons and Electrolux are scheduled to meet Jan. 12.
"Going forward, we're working closely with Electrolux and Yates & Sons to let them know local inclusion is a must issue," Wharton said.
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Location..fantastic for Kings Cross...friendly helpfully staff...good views from our apartment.
The housekeeping is not done properly. Keep to improve on that...
very near everything! staff very helpfully and nice!! if going back to sydney would be staying again
it was a bit cold in the rooms, cold do with new pillows!
Wonderful, helpful staff.
Spacious self-contained studio in a great location.
Cleaners need to be more diligent.
Great location. Easily could walk everywhere. Public transport was easily accessible. Lovely and clean. Would return if visiting Sydney again
Can be noisy at weekends but didn't effect sleep or our trip.
Close to every thing
Night time noises on weekends
Overall very good experience...especially the reception staff was very friendly.Thanks.....
spacious, comfortable, clean, well located in Sydney
Not enough dishes and there was no oven despite the advertising that there was
Very good price quality. We stayed a week and did not hear any noise
despite the review. I would certainly recommend this hotel.
Close to anywhere
Friendly and helpful staff
Balcony and location were great!
The bed was 2 beds changed into one. Was a bit uncomfortable if your sleeping with a partner in the middle.
Friendly,helpfull staff.The location and convenience to everything was great.The apartment had everything I needed and was very comfortable.I will definitely stay there again.
The traffic made it a little noisy at first but I soon got used to it but also it is to be expected when you are in the heart of it all,it wasn't a major issue for me.
I was very close to everything
Nice place on the wknd was noisy
Apartments were spacious and clean. Close to Kings Cross but not right on the main street so wasn't so noisy.
TV could be upgraded (not that we used it) Free wifi was great but a little erratic.
The central location with good proximity to the station. Helpfulness of the staff - being able to leave our luggage following checking out, which was before our flight. Very comfortable bed! Good storage area and kitchen facilities.
Nothing comes to mind.
Staff were very friendly and helpful. We often asked for directions and suggestions of places to visit and they were all helpful and happy to advise and give suggestions. The apartment was lovely and clean and offered everything we needed for our week long trip to Sydney.....right down to providing washing powder for the washing machine. Brilliant!
Spacious studio flats close to the mall, daily cleaned, close to the
station and nice cafes. It is pretty safe and walking distance to
Oxford street.
Fear of loosing the door key as there is no staff presence after 9 and
you will be charged to be let in about 75 Aus. Dollars
Nice and friendly staff
Noisy behause of traffic
The style, comfort and design. The staff were very helpful indeed. The
position was very convenient for travel to highlights in the city.
The area was a bit noisy and there were a large number of tramps around
which made you feel vulnerable.
Very friendly staff
The location is great since its on a quiet street of the King's Cross area, but its still only 2 to 3 blocks away from the nightlife.
They didn't really clean the room. They basically just fixed the bed and gave new towels.
Free wifi and staff on the front desk who were always helpful and chatty.
It was incredibly noisy - from the street outside - buses, cars, honking horns, drunken revellers. Particularly bad at the weekend.
Windows hadn't been cleaned in months. Room is only cleaned once a week, not done very well and not done very well between visitors. I found food under te fridge and inside the shower was had loads of limescale and mouldy.
Pillows were cheap synthetic from the bargain range at Kmart and were very uncomfortable.
how anyone could rate this as 4 star is a joke...the room smelt, its on a roundabout you cant sleep sirens and traffic all night,cables for tv nailed across the carpet,furniture and décor old and dated,booked out after 1 night,moved to a hotel close by....a very bad experience...


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ArmyFit website offers information on how to achieve, sustain lasting fitness
Mar 23, 2015
For little more than a year, the Army has been promoting a website called ArmyFit, a resource site that provides Soldiers, Family members and U.S. Army civilians with information regarding their physical, spiritual, emotional, Family and social status.
Medical laboratory returns home from Liberia
Mar 23, 2015
The 1st Area Medical Laboratory returned home from a four-month deployment to Liberia, March 23.
Maryland's first female adjutant general featured on iSoldier
Mar 23, 2015
Maj. Gen. Linda Singh, the first African-American and first woman to serve as adjutant general of the Maryland National Guard, is highlighted in the March 21 edition of iSoldier.
Community effort diffuses WWII bomb at Army garrison in Grafenwoehr
Mar 20, 2015
A World War II-era bomb was discovered at the Army garrison in Grafenwoehr, Germany, setting in motion a rapid response by Army officials and a German ordnance disposal team that prompted the community's safe evacuation and the bomb's eventual disposal.
Three-war veteran honored to be part of military history
Mar 20, 2015
Enlisting in 1935, retired U.S. Army Maj. Virgil Ward, 96, served in three wars during his 30-year tenure in the military.
U.S. advisers see progress in Afghan police training
Mar 19, 2015
U.S. military advisers from Train, Advise, Assist Command - East visited the Afghan police Regional Training Center in Nangarhar province, March 17.
New military working dog equipment sets give service handlers a 'paw up'
Mar 19, 2015
During World War I, it was not unusual for the chemical agent mustard gas to stealthily sink into American trenches, launched by German troops intending to incapacitate U.S. Service members so that the Germans could advance on their position.
Modest beginnings lead to bright future for Army nurse
Mar 17, 2015
When Marielos Vega was a child living on a coffee plantation in Costa Rica, she dreamed of being a nurse. She would take empty medicine bottles and dole out pretend prescriptions to her siblings.
West Point to name barracks after Tuskegee Airman
Mar 16, 2015
The U.S. Military Academy at West Point, New York, is naming its newest cadet barracks after Air Force Gen. Benjamin Oliver Davis Jr., a Tuskegee Airman who had graduated from the academy.
Army Emergency Relief makes difference for Soldiers in financial duress
Mar 16, 2015
When Spc. Julian Turner's mother passed away in November 2014, she had to deal with not only the heartbreak of losing a loved one, but also the stress of settling that loved one's final affairs.
Command troops hone skills during Exercise Key Resolve
Mar 13, 2015
Soldiers from 20th Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, Explosives, or CBRNE, Command prepared to return home following Exercise Key Resolve in South Korea, March 13.
DOD civilian, retired Soldier says resiliency lessons helped him beat cancer
Mar 13, 2015
Army retiree and current Department of Defense civilian Greg Cheek says the resiliency skills he learned from the military helped him overcome the biggest challenge of his life: cancer.
American Heart Associate recognizes Horoho for Performance Triad
Mar 12, 2015
The American Heart Association recognized Lt. Gen. Patricia D. Horoho, Army surgeon general and commanding general of U.S. Army Medical Command, with its Heart Hero award at the annual Heart Ball.
Army shooter wins gold, earns Olympic quota slot
Mar 5, 2015
U.S. Marksmanship Unit shotgun shooters led Team USA to gold and bronze medal victories for Men's Double Trap during the 2015 International Shooting Sports Federation Shotgun World Cup in Acapulco, Mexico, March 5.
Advocate offers message of hope for women, children at risk
Mar 4, 2015
At the Pentagon National Prayer Breakfast, March 4, Rebecca McDonald told the story of how her best friend was raped in Pakistan when she was 14 years old and how this incident propelled her to become founder and president of Women at Risk, International.
Museum highlights Army's real-life 'Monuments Men'
Feb 26, 2015
U.S. Army Europe personnel were treated to a special tour of the Wiesbaden Museum by its director, Dr. Alexander Klar, who explained the museum's history as a collection point for reclaiming stolen Nazi art pieces, Feb. 17.
Former World War II quartermaster recalls service in book, documentary
Feb 25, 2015
Jefferson Wiggins was a Soldier in the war but never saw direct combat. Like the majority of African-Americans who donned uniforms during World War II, he was on the wrong side of a segregated Army, one that generally relegated them to jobs as laborers or restricted them to positions, which supported white troops performing the most critical missions.
Regional adaptive sports trials begin
Feb 23, 2015
More than 50 wounded, injured and ill Service members from five military installations converged on Fort Belvoir, Feb. 9-13, to compete in the first of several regional-level sporting events, which will determine which athletes will advance to the Army trials and qualify to compete in a major Department of Defense competition slated for this summer.
Guardsman tackles sport fishing on national television show
Feb 23, 2015
A National Guard Soldier will be featured on a nationally televised sport-fishing show this month, representing citizen-Soldiers everywhere as he reels in bass, sailfish and even an alligator.
Female Soldier makes launcher chief history
Feb 19, 2015
A female Soldier who attended attended AIT Multiple Launch Rocket System training is the first woman 13M MOS to enter the NCO Corps and be assigned as a launcher chief.
'Miracle' mom sees baby's first birthday
Feb 19, 2015
When a terminally ill Army wife gave birth to a healthy boy at Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio, doctors called it a modern-day medical miracle. A year later, Yesenia Ruiz-Rojo is still alive and sharing quality time with her son, Luke, and doctors are hard-pressed to come up with another description.
Airborne EOD Soldier receives second highest medal
Feb 17, 2015
An American Soldier from the U.S. Army's only airborne Explosive Ordnance Disposal, or EOD, Company was presented with the nation's second highest award for valor here, Feb. 17.
Odierno visits commands, Soldiers throughout U.S. Army Pacific
Feb 17, 2015
Army Chief of Staff Gen. Ray Odierno visited with Soldiers and leaders throughout U.S. Army Pacific on Oahu, Hawaii, Feb. 11-12.
Cast, crew selected for "We Serve" Soldier Show
Feb 17, 2015
Following a St. Valentine's matinee of live auditions at the historic Fort Sam Houston Theatre, 18 Soldier-performers, four technicians, three production assistants and two drivers made the cut for the 2015 U.S. Army Soldier Show, Feb. 14.
Army Audit Agency again ranks among best places to work
Feb 13, 2015
The U.S. Army Audit Agency has been rated, for the fifth year in a row, as one of the best places to work in the federal government.
Natick Soldiers commit to serve during youth basketball program
Feb 4, 2015
A group of human research volunteers from the Natick Soldier Systems Center participated alongside members of the Boston Celtics as part of the Commitment to Service initiative during a Jr. Celtics event at Madison Park High School in Roxbury, Mass., Jan. 31.
World War II's 1st Special Service Force honored with Congressional Gold Medal
Feb 4, 2015
Forty-two veterans of the original 1,800 commandos that made up the World War II U.S.-Canadian 1st Special Service Force were honored in the Capitol, Feb. 3, as recipients of the Congressional Gold Medal, the highest civilian award for distinguished achievement the U.S. Congress can bestow.
Five U.S. Forces Afghanistan Soldiers achieve dream of becoming U.S. citizens
Feb 3, 2015
Five Soldiers recently made a decision that will change both theirs and their families lives, as they were sworn in as U.S. citizens during a ceremony in Afghanistan.
Commander's secretary reflects on 60-year career
Feb 2, 2015
While a daunting task for most, Carolyn Putnam can rattle off her career numbers with ease. As a commander's secretary, this sharp-as-a-tack Army civilian has worked for 13 generals and eight colonels in her 55 years at Brooke Army Medical Center, with another five years of service across town.
Fort Hood shooting victim seeks to inspire others
Jan 20, 2015
An Army officer, who was severely wounded in a shooting at Fort Hood last year, is using his near-death experience to give others a new lease on life.
Joint Base Lewis-McChord hosts first NCO SHARP Summit
Jan 13, 2015
Joint Base Lewis-McChord became the first Army post to hold a non-commissioned officer Sexual Harassment/Assault Response & Prevention summit Jan. 9 at the McChord Chapel Support Center.
Women in service review rollout due January 2016
Jan 13, 2015
The services have been working on gender-neutral standards for all occupations and the secretary of defense is scheduled to announce final decisions to integrate or exclude any remaining occupations closed to women on or about Jan. 1, 2016.
Medical laboratory leads task force in Liberia
Jan 8, 2015
The 1st Area Medical Laboratory is leading a joint task force that is operating six Ebola testing laboratories in Liberia.
Army historian corrects myths on Battle of New Orleans' 200th anniversary
Jan 8, 2015
The British never sailed up the Mississippi River during the Battle of New Orleans, fought 200 years ago, Jan. 8, 1815, according to a senior historian at the U.S. Army Center of Military History.
Demonstrating resilience: increasing mental and physical strength through adaptive reconditioning
Jan 8, 2015
Adaptive reconditioning contributes to a successful recovery for Soldiers, whether they are transitioning back to active duty or to civilian life. In fact, Service members who participate in adaptive sports are likely to reap a variety of benefits, which include but are not limited to less stress, reduction of dependency of pain and depression medication, building relationships with others, and decreasing body weight and fat.
Legislation changes UCMJ for victims of sexual assault
Jan 7, 2015
The fiscal year 2015 National Defense Authorization Act, signed into law last month, significantly changes the Uniform Code of Military Justice in cases pertaining to rape and sexual assault.
Changing the game: The 2015 Army All-American Bowl
Jan 5, 2015
As the players step from the tunnel into the glaring light, they squint, briefly allowing their eyes to adjust. Once they are able, they slowly look around, taking in the sights; the screaming fans, the jumping, yelling cheerleaders, and jumbled mass of steel overhead that is the stadium's dome. This is the 2015 Army All-American Bowl.
Mentorship group meets with Army leaders at All-American Bowl
Jan 5, 2015
Army leaders gathered in San Antonio at the All-American Bowl last week to discuss recruiting and retention.
Telehealth collaboration enabled Army family to remain together
Jan 2, 2015
The Daniels family is reunited for this holidays season at Fort Stewart, Georgia; but a few years ago, a daughter's illness threatened to turn their world upside-down.
Army helps America celebrate new year at NHL Winter Classic
Jan 2, 2015
The Army helped ring in the new year with a much-anticipated event -- the 2015 NHL Winter Classic game that honored the nation's military in pre- and in-game festivities.
Joint Task Force-Bravo brings medical care to more than 1,500 in remote Honduran villages
Dec 31, 2014
Joint Task Force Bravo's, or JTF-B Medical Element, or MEDEL, Joint Security Forces, and the 1-228th Aviation Regiment partnered with the Honduran Ministry of Health and the Honduran Military to provide medical care to more than 1,500 people over two days in Tipimuna and Auka, two remote villages in the Gracias a Dios region of Honduras, during a Medical Readiness Training Exercise, or MEDRETE, Dec. 15-18.
How to report a crime to Army CID
Dec 30, 2014
Special Agents with the U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command want to remind Soldiers, civilians, and family members about how they can report a crime 24/7 to Army Criminal Investigation Command.
Disaster assistance for lava-flow victims considered
Dec 30, 2014
Federal civilian employees living on the Big Island of Hawaii and impacted by the current lava flow may be eligible for emergency financial assistance.
JFC-UA transitions critical health care worker training to partners
Dec 29, 2014
The Department of Defense Ebola Treatment Training Team, the joint-service team tasked by the DoD to train health care workers to staff Ebola treatment units, is scheduled to transition its critical mission for the Joint Forces Command -- United Assistance, Jan. 1, 2015.
Multinational Soldiers participate in EULEX Olympics
Dec 29, 2014
What started as a challenge and teasing among friends on who is the strongest grew to a multinational strongman competition with 31 participants from six different countries and three different organizations.
Service members in Liberia usher in holiday season
Dec 27, 2014
The holiday season is among the Service members deployed to Liberia in support of the U.S. Agency for International Development-led mission, Operation United Assistance. Despite being away from their loved ones, together they remain mentally, spiritually and physically tough, and determined to enjoy the season.
President calls USFOR-A Soldiers on Christmas Day
Dec 25, 2014
The Commander in Chief, President Barack Obama, called two Task Force Sabre Soldiers today, to thank them for their service, offer encouragement and wish them and their families a Merry Christmas.
Commentary: Tributes to fallen on Christmas Eve
Dec 24, 2014
Thick beads of sweat poured down the faces of the three Soldiers out on patrol in Vietnam. They appeared to be sad and tired. What were they thinking? A cold rain rolling down their bodies and dripping off their rifles seemed to make them come to life.
Pacific's only Army dive unit conducts underwater change of command
Dec 23, 2014
The Pacific theater's only Army dive unit, the 7th Engineer Dive Detachment, 84th Engineer Battalion, 130th Engineer Brigade, changed leadership with Capt. Robert J. Meyer relinquishing command to Capt. Troy F. Davidson, during an underwater ceremony, Dec. 18, 2014, at the bottom of Richardson Pool on Schofield Barracks, Hawaii.
TRADOC bids farewell as Dailey departs to be new SMA
Dec 23, 2014
Command Sgt. Maj. Daniel A. Dailey, outgoing senior enlisted adviser for U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command, was honored for his service and dedication during a sunset retreat ceremony at TRADOC Headquarters at Fort Eustis, Virginia, Dec. 19, 2014.
Soldiers celebrating holidays while keeping global vigil
Dec 23, 2014
Soldiers in America and those serving in far-flung places around the world -- many in harm's way -- are celebrating the holidays in various ways.
Mobile app to diagnose head injuries scores FDA clearance
Dec 22, 2014
The new Defense Automated Neurobehavioral Assessment is a mobile phone-based application designed to help medical providers identify cases of traumatic brain injury in almost any setting, which may help clinicians diagnose a patient in as little as five minutes.
Soldier for life reaches out to gold star families
Dec 22, 2014
Lt. Gen. David Halverson, as the commander of U.S. Army Installation Management Command and assistant chief of staff for Installation Management, welcomed Army and Navy gold star families to the 115th Army-Navy football game, to help raise awareness of the meaning and significance of the gold star.
N.Y. Army National Guard Honor Guard teams to complete 9,600 funerals in 2014
Dec 22, 2014
New York Army National Guard Soldiers expect to provide military funeral honors for 9,600 families before 2014 comes to an end, at 11.59 p.m. on Dec. 31.
Yankees, USO help bring Christmas to Baghdad
Dec 22, 2014
The 1st Infantry Division, the United States Department of State, then United Service Organizations, the New York Yankees and many other organizations, gathered more than 7,000 presents to show their support for Service members in Iraq, this holiday season.
Army thanks Soldier for confronting unethical behavior online
Dec 19, 2014
Army and DOD officials met with a senior non-commissioned officer Dec. 15, 2014, to thank her for leading by example and defending Army values, despite facing harassment after confronting Service members who were behaving unethically online.
Army family of nine receives basement make-over for Christmas
Dec 18, 2014
An Army staff sergeant, his wife, and their seven children received a huge Christmas surprise when they arrived home, Dec. 17, 2014, to find their basement was no longer a series of never-ending projects.
Volunteers adorn 230,000 gravesites at Arlington National Cemetery during Wreaths Across America eve
Dec 18, 2014
The headstones of 230,000 veterans buried at Arlington National Cemetery, in Virginia, were adorned with wreaths Dec. 13, 2014, as 50,000 volunteers participated in the annual Wreaths Across America event.
'Soldier for life' staying on right track
Dec 18, 2014
Charley Lix became a "Soldier For Life" long before the Army ever used the term.
Soldiers, Airmen depart controlled monitoring area in time for holidays after Africa mission
Dec 17, 2014
More than 50 Soldiers and Airmen staying in the 21st Theater Sustainment Command's Controlled Monitoring Area, at Smith Barracks, in Baumholder, Germany, since their return from missions in support of Operation United Assistance, returned to their home units, Dec. 16, 2014 -- nine days before Christmas Day.
Army training keeps Soldiers resilient during holidays, all year
Dec 17, 2014
Currently deployed in Afghanistan, Staff Sgt. Christopher Freeman relies on his Army training, and support from his family and battle buddies to stay Army Strong while thousands of miles from home.
Social network safety: How to protect your identity online
Dec 15, 2014
As a result of recent world events and a continual effort to protect the force, special agents with the U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command's Computer Crime Investigative Unit, are strongly recommending that anyone affiliated with the U.S. military, review their social media accounts to make sure they are using the best security settings to protect their online profiles.
USAREUR leaders visit, pay tribute to Battle of the Bulge commemoration sites
Dec 15, 2014
Fighting in some of the harshest conditions of World War II, the men who fought in the Battle of the Bulge across the rolling hills of the Ardennes region gathered to commemorate that event 70 years later, during a celebration Dec. 13-14, 2014, in a driving snow reminiscent of the weather in Bastogne, Belgium, in 1944.
Quick trip promotes resiliency in Liberia
Dec 15, 2014
Walking through the doors to the U.S. Embassy in Monrovia, Liberia, one of the first things that can be noticed is the silence. Soldiers deployed and stationed at the Barclay Training Center in Monrovia, Liberia, in support of Joint Forces Command-United Assistance, marveled at how quiet, clean and calm it was inside the Embassy.
Army drops hard-fought game to Navy
Dec 14, 2014
Army kept it close, but dropped a 17-10 decision to Navy, extending the Midshipmen's streak to 13 consecutive victories over the Black Knights in the 115th edition of the storied rivalry, played Saturday in Baltimore.
Boston Celtics' mascot 'charms' Natick Soldier Systems Center
Dec 11, 2014
Given the time of year and his green attire, the Soldiers and civilians at the Natick Soldier Systems Center, in Massachusetts, could be forgiven if they rubbed their eyes Dec. 11, 2014, after momentarily thinking that they had just seen an elf at the base.
Academy teams prepare for Army-Navy football rivalry
Dec 11, 2014
Cadets from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, New York, and midshipmen from the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland, will square off Dec. 13, 2014, for the 115th Army-Navy football game at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore.
Army civilian honored for giving so much to Soldiers, community
Dec 11, 2014
Joyce W. Massenburg said she was taught at a very young age by her parents and those at her church and school that it's important to help those less fortunate; indeed, it's a civic responsibility.
Army plays Navy during annual flag football game on Camp Zama
Dec 10, 2014
Camp Zama's Army team defeated the Navy team from Naval Air Facility Atsugi 20-0, during the annual Army vs. Navy flag football game held Dec. 6, 2014, at Rambler Field on Camp Zama, Japan.
Soldiers worldwide showing holiday spirit
Dec 10, 2014
While Soldiers and their families are getting in the holiday mood, many are far from home, engaged in worldwide training and operations in Africa, Eastern Europe, Iraq, Korea, Afghanistan and elsewhere.
2014 Army-Navy Game: America's Game
Dec 8, 2014
The Black Knights of Army and Midshipmen of Navy will square off for the 115th time for one of the most storied rivalries in college sports on Dec. 13, 2014, at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, Maryland, for the 2014 Army-Navy Game.
America's entry into World War II remembered 73 years later
Dec 8, 2014
On Dec. 7, 1941, the Empire of Japan carried out a surprise attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. The next day, President Franklin Roosevelt told a joint session of Congress that Dec. 7 is "a date which will live in infamy." Immediately after, Congress declared war against Japan.
Veterans Curation Program marks five years of preserving history
Dec 5, 2014
An innovative program that helps veterans of all services gain a variety of new skills while helping the nation curate its archaeological artifacts celebrated its fifth year, Dec. 3, 2014.
Operation Just Cause in Panama remembered 25 years later
Dec 4, 2014
Twenty-five years ago this month, on Dec. 20, 1989, U.S. forces commenced combat operations in Panama as part of Operation Just Cause.
Female ranger screening in Hawaii builds stronger leaders
Dec 3, 2014
The air is thick and the heat unforgiving as a small group of female Soldiers cross the finish line during a 12-mile road march. This is not a typical road march. This is the final graded assignment of the first 12-day Pre-Ranger Female Screening hosted by the 25th Infantry Division's Lightning Academy/Jungle Operations Training Center.
Military basketball programs retain Soldier for life
Dec 2, 2014
Staff Sgt. Ronald Bartley credits military basketball for making him a Soldier for life. The U.S. Army's "Soldier for Life" campaign is designed to ensure that Soldiers start strong, serve strong and reintegrate strong so they remain "Army Strong" when they leave the Army or retire, and return to their communities.
An Ebola tale with a tail
Dec 2, 2014
At the U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases, the case number is known as SPL14.068. To Nina Pham, the subject has a different name: Bentley.
Soldier earns battlefield promotion in Afghanistan
Dec 2, 2014
A Soldier from the 787th Explosive Ordnance Disposal Company earned a battlefield promotion to staff sergeant, for his service in Afghanistan.
Psychiatric service dogs helping veterans with PTSD
Dec 1, 2014
Some veterans suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder have special buddies to rely on -- specially trained Labrador retrievers and golden retrievers.
'Greening Course' teaches civilian employees about Army, Soldiers' duties
Dec 1, 2014
Thirty-one civilian employees experienced the "opportunity of a lifetime" when they attended the U.S. Army Research Laboratory's Greening Course that was held in late October at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, and the surrounding area. The semiannual course is designed to give civilian employees the opportunity to gain insight and to experience various activities, duties and responsibilities of the U.S. Soldier.
CFC contributions could top last year's; online signup encouraged
Nov 28, 2014
This year's Combined Federal Campaign contributions for the entire Department of Defense are 85 percent ahead of last year's pace at this time in the drive, said a CFC-loaned executive.
CID warns of new carjacking scam, provides holiday safety tips
Nov 26, 2014
The U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command is warning the greater Army community about a new carjacking scam targeting unsuspecting holiday shoppers.
Medal of Honor recipient from Korean War laid to rest in Arlington
Nov 24, 2014
Decades after he was killed protecting his unit from the enemy, Medal of Honor recipient Pvt. Miguel A. Vera of the Korean War was laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery, in Virginia.
Amputee rises to challenge, earns airborne wings
Nov 24, 2014
A U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit Soldier became the first Soldier with a lower-leg amputation to successfully earn his Airborne wings. Sgt. Joseph Mille, a USAMU shooter/instructor, graduated Nov. 14, 2014, from the Basic Airborne Course at Fort Benning, Georgia.
Volleyball tournament showcases warriors, adaptive sports
Nov 21, 2014
In recognition of Warrior Care Month, Army Warrior Transition Command hosted its fourth annual Joint Services Sitting Volleyball Tournament, Nov. 20, 2014, at the Pentagon Athletic Center.
Soldier saves Service member after near-fatal accident
Nov 19, 2014
Sgt. 1st Class Darrick Geathers didn't join the Army to be a hero. He didn't raise his right hand and swear to interrupt another Service member's night on the town, but that is exactly what happened Oct. 17, 2014, following the Korean American Friendship Festival in downtown Songtan, South Korea.
Joint Task Force United Assistance commander hosts virtual town hall meeting
Nov 18, 2014
Soldiers and families of the 36th Engineer Brigade, gathered in the brigade's conference room to participate in a virtual town hall meeting hosted by Maj. Gen. Gary Volesky, Joint Task Force United Assistance commander from his headquarters in Monrovia, Liberia, Nov. 13, 2014.
Army's sitting volleyball team ready to compete
Nov 18, 2014
The Army's Sitting Volleyball Team is confident and optimistic as it prepares for the interservice sitting volleyball tournament, scheduled for Nov. 20, 2014, at the Pentagon.
Soldiers, civilians honor Native American heritage
Nov 17, 2014
The 20th CBRNE Command (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, Explosives), hosted a ceremony to honor the contributions of Native Americans, Nov. 13, 2014, at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland.
Muskogee Native Americans embrace honor, sacrifice, warrior traditions
Nov 17, 2014
Military service for Muskogee and other Native American tribes is more than just a civic duty, said Harry Beaver. For them, the warrior spirit is a way of life. "Every tribe feels the same way. It's just in them."
Medal of Honor recipient says he's 'no hero'
Nov 17, 2014
Former Army Staff Sgt. Salvatore A. Giunta, who in 2010 became the first living Medal of Honor recipient since the Vietnam War, says he is not a hero.
U.S., NATO Soldiers enjoy chance to meet Lithuanian residents, show off hardware
Nov 14, 2014
U.S. Army Soldiers, along with their NATO counterparts, turned out with vehicles, weapons and equipment to show off and meet the local residents of Pabrade, Lithuania, Nov. 9, 2014, as part of a groundbreaking NATO exercise being held nearby.
Native Americans place special honor in military service
Nov 13, 2014
All of the 566 Native American tribes across the country have special respect for those who serve in the military, said the editor of Native Peoples Magazine.
SHARP program manager receives award for 'bystander intervention' training
Nov 12, 2014
Chief Warrant Officer 5 Debra Blankenbaker not only earned the Army's Sexual Assault Prevention Innovation Award, she also received the Defense Department's award for the "bystander intervention" training program she developed.
Natick designs custom-fitted flag for 'dignified transfers'
Nov 10, 2014
A combined team at Natick Soldier Systems Center, Massachusetts, has designed a custom-fitted flag for transfer cases that hold the remains of fallen Service members, that is now undergoing 90 days of testing, in five locations.
JROTC Raider National compares to other extreme sport races
Nov 10, 2014
Forty nine schools and 87 teams from across the United States met at the Gerald Lawhorn Scouting Base, located an hour south of Atlanta, for the JROTC Raider Nationals, Nov 8-9, 2014.
Cushing's courage sets bar high for others, says relative
Nov 10, 2014
"It's a story of loyalty, of courage and sacrifice, and service above self," said Jessica Loring, referring to Union Soldier 1st Lt. Alonzo H. Cushing's valor at the Battle of Gettysburg, July 3, 1863. "All of those are standards which I think we always hope we could live up to if ever called to do so. It would take a great deal of courage to actually step forward" to do something similar to what Cushing did.
Army Production premieres 'iSoldier' newscast
Nov 10, 2014
Soldiers at Defense Media Activity-Army Broadcasting recently premiered the new iSoldier newscast, a new multi-media program aimed at younger Soldiers.
Cushing faithful 'til death, says SecArmy at Hall of Heroes
Nov 7, 2014
First Lt. Alonzo H. Cushing remained at his post, wounded but fighting valiantly until he was shot dead. Beside his cannon he fell, "blackened by powder and soaked red by blood," said Secretary of the Army John M. McHugh at the Pentagon Ceremony inducting the Civil War officer into the Pentagon Hall of Heroes.
Army's Op Rising Star to perform at White House
Nov 6, 2014
Sgt. Christiana Ball, the 2013 winner of Operation Rising Star, has been invited to participate in the Nov. 6, 2014, music annual gala called "In Performance at the White House."


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3 December 2014
In Girl Scouts, girls have fun with a purpose—and Troop 55640 did just that on Monday, December 1, when they took a field trip to A Taste of Love Bakery. The ...more Fun With a Purpose
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24 November 2014
This past summer, Julia McKenzie, along with her entire troop, took a 10-day trip to Savannah, Georgia, to visit the birthplace of Girl Scouts. But the trip didn't happen ...more Planning Provides Amazing Adventure
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23 October 2014
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ATLANTA - JANUARY 07: Erik Christensen #26 of the New York Rangers against the Atlanta Thrashers at Philips Arena on January 7, 2010 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)
Erik Christensen could be one of the most infuriating New York Rangers skaters of all time. When he wants to be, Christensen is one of the most skilled players on the team. The problem is of course the phrase "when he wants to be." During his first seven games of the year, Christensen was invisible, and played poorly both with the puck and without the puck. The last four games, Chrsitensen has shown renewed vigor, and has earned more ice time –specifically on the powerplay. With more ice time has come more results, in particular two multi point games in the last four games, and a final line of 1-3-4 to close out the home stand. Christensen can be the Rangers 'X Factor' if he continues to play like this. Simply put, he has the potential to be their powerplay specialist in addition to their shootout specialist. It's something that became very obvious during this home stand, when Christensen made spectacular passes to set up goals, and scored one of his own. Most of his points have com...
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VDPAU usable -without- X?
I was wondering if it's possible to make use of VDPAU without having X installed. The purpose would be for dedicated light-weight htpc systems that don't need a desktop/windows environment, just merely an output device. I was told that VDPAU is tied into X and that this is not possible now or ever, which is very unfortunate if true.
Anyone with the knowledge to answer this question without question? Thanks
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I don't see the problem.
You only need x, no wm, no de.
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In addition, X is perfectly fine for your purposes, provided you use a minimal window manager (or no window manager at all). Unless you are working with a less than 32mb system, I don't think RAM will be an issue, and that is the only area where a non-X system may be better.
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