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noise modeling Companies in North Korea
SoundPLAN International LLC
based in Shelton, WASHINGTON (USA)
SoundPLAN is the leading noise and air pollution planning and mapping software for 29 years. Use SoundPLAN to map and assess any transportation, industry or leisure noise. Use it for any size project with even the smallest version. Outstanding features include the cost/benefit capabilities for Wall Design and Expert System, extensive documentation features, and it is the ...
Misheng Group Limited
based in Central, Hong Kong, CHINA
Misheng is an acoustics, sound and vibration technology company sharply focusing the Greater China region including Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, and Mainland China. We have over 20 years of experience with sound and vibration measurements, calculations and consulting in the fields of noise control, air pollution, vibration control and dust control.
Allied-Engineering & Consultant, Inc (AEC Team)
based in New Taipei City, TAIWAN
Allied Engineering & Consultant, Inc. is a dedicated international marketing company and has been developing overseas market for those niche testing products. As the world market becomes more and more customer-driven and time demanding, AEC, with its integrated resources and flexibility, will be the answer to customers' satisfactions. On the basis of its experience and ...
Braunstein + Berndt GmbH
based in Backnang, GERMANY
SoundPLAN GmbH in Backnang, Germany is an engineering company with the main focus on noise control, air quality assurance and software development. SoundPLAN International LLC in Shelton, WA, USA acts as the interface between the development office and the more than 30 international distributors that help distribute and maintain the SoundPLAN software on a worldwide ...
SoundPLAN Nord ApS
based in Hellerup, DENMARK
SoundPLAN Nord ApS was established on July 1, 2004 by John Klinkby. The mission of the company was and still is simple: To distribute SoundPLAN within the Nordic and Baltic countries. Before SoundPLAN Nord ApS took over, SoundPLAN was distributed by the Danish Acoustical Institute (now DELTA Danish Electronics, Light & Acoustic) where John Klinkby as an employee was ...
SHAMA Technologies (S) Pte Ltd.
based in Singapore, SINGAPORE
SHAMA Technologies (S) Pte Ltd. is an environmentally conscious engineering and customer oriented company. SHAMA Technologies is a leading solution provider in Sound, Shock and Vibration Control ; Test, Measurement & Monitoring and Computational Science & Engineering . Its mission is to enhance the competitiveness of customer business and establish a long term growth ...
MS Noise
based in Sens, FRANCE
MS NOISE was created in 2005, and is focused on acoustic insulation in laboratories.MS Noise designs, produces and delivers solutions to reduce the noise generated by any kind of equipment in laboratories.MS NOISE is the leading manufacturer of noise reduction enclosures for vacuum pumps, water chillers, water coolers, ultrasonic bath, compressors,nitrogen generators.We ...
Geonoise Thailand Co., Ltd.
based in Bangkok, THAILAND
Geonoise is an engineering company selling sound level meters, vibration meters, sound mapping software (Soundplan) and related instruments / products. Also specialized in high performance noise control materials such as Acoustiblok.Support / Sales / Marketing/ Training center for SoundPlan in Asia.Support / Sales / Marketing / Training center for Norsonic in ...
Merford Noise Control
based in Gorinchem, NETHERLANDS
Merford Noise Control supplies total solutions in the field of noise control, as well as products developed for noise control and ventilation, designed for industry, office environments and public areas. Merford Noise Control is market leader in the field of sound insulation and acoustics. In practically all circumstances, we offer a solution to noise pollution.
Spectra srl
based in Arcore, ITALY
Systems and solutions for sound and accoustics measurement. SoundPLAN, Larson Davis, OROS, SINUS representative for Italy.


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The current population of Idaho is 1,636,692 with the median age of 35. Idaho's median household income is $47,219, and the average household net worth is $345,961.
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Age distribution represents the distribution of the population in Idaho by age group. In Idaho, the male-to-female ratio is 819,031:817,661, which is 3% higher than the ratio of United States, which is 157,540,937:162,457,486. Age demographic data is sourced from census, 2015.
Crime rate index represents the average crime rate for a local area in comparison to nearby areas and the national average. A crime index of 100 represents the national average. Idaho, has 27% less property crime than the national average, and has 46% less personal crime than the national average
Marital status represents the percent of residents in Idaho that are single, married, widowed and divorced. In Idaho, 79% of people are married and 21% of people are single. The percent of people married is 7% higher than the ratio of United States, which is 73%. Marital data is sourced from census, 2015.
Household income distribution represents the distribution of Idaho income brackets at the household level. Overall, the median household income for Idaho is $47,219, which is 10% lower than that of United States ($52,746). Income data for Idaho is sourced from census, 2015.
Education data represents the highest level of education attained by residents in Idaho. In Idaho, 17% of residents 18 and over graduated from high school and 29% completed a Bachelor's degree or higher, which is 4% lower than that of United States. Education statistics is sourced from census, 2015.

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SO CUTE! Love them!
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Since my adult guests will be receiving shot glasses as a thank you for my wedding, I felt it was inappropriate to hand them to the kids. I didn't want them to feel left out so I figured I would also thank them with an age appropriate gift. I can't wait to see the look on their faces when they see the little Gumball Machines on their plates! Pink for girls. Blue for boys.
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gumballs weren't fresh
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gumball machine looks nice but gums taste horrible, they were old and awful!
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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As a party favor, this was a big hit at my daughter's 9th birthday. There were different colors to choose from, to fit everyones style.
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Great for a special day!
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We use this Gumball gift for our daughter's sweet 16 favor and looked great on the tables.
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Cute but the gum it came with was Stale
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I bought this gum ball machine to give out as birthday favors . The machine itself was fine but the gum it comes with is awful ! Thank god I tried a piece before I handed them out to the kids . The gum was so hard a child would not be able to chew it . My daughter tried one as well (10 yrs old ) and said the gum tasted stale . So I had to go to buy new gum balls for the machines . I would of been better of buying the empty machines and filling them myself from the beginning ......
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There's nothing like a classic gumball machine to bring out your inner child. So whether you're throwing sweet sixteen or a first birthday party, these mini classic gumball machine favors will knock your guests' socks off!
These fanciful candy wedding favors come pre-filled with delicious Double Bubble gumballs—dispense with just a twist of the knob. Each mini gumball machine measures 5' in height and holds approximately 30 gumballs. Blue and red machines include multicolored gumballs; pink, white, and black machines hold white gumballs.
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He played with Slade in 1974 almost 40 years before winning the US Open.
Garden 2012: Your Late August Update
The garden - by which I mean the yard - has been inordinately productive while promising more and more.
The green beans are on their third wave of crop. Salad green have been on every plate for weeks. Stoke's Cherokee purple tomatoes are meaty things with tiny watery seed cell. And, as illustrated, the yellow and purple fleshed carrots that were planted where I lifted up front lawn on Easter weekend are now a foot and a half long. I dug deep. Layered in a deep seam of sheep poo. Going into a carrot cake this evening. And green beans can be made into pesto. Who knew? Ripped out another yew hedge and put in black currants. Sugar snap peas for autumn planted.
Foot long Chinese pole beans are in my diet now. Hidden under over reaching... or, really, crowded... collards there are defiant multi-coloured Swiss chard. I am already looking at seed catalogs dreaming of next year. And that shower stall in the basement might get turned into a salad grow-op for the off season. It already has a drain so why not? I could start 1,000 onion seeds in February in my own home. I could. As the thumbnail shows, Google maps hardly recognizes the place out front since the decision was to ditch the ornamental ugliness of the front lawn for tasty utility.
Garden 2012: Been Away And Back And What Survived?
The drought has had its effect. Something of a shut down by the onions. A refusal to go on. Squash and zucchini did not make it for a couple of reasons well studied already. But the leaves are booming. I have two sorts of mustard green as well as beet greens, red and green oak leaf lettuce as well as spinach. The salad bowl is full nightly. Beans boom. We are between flowerings so may well be looking at a late August harvest mirroring the mid-July one. A second planting of peas is taking off, too. Basil is booming. It will be pesto week. Collards have formed a blue green wall. All but two of the grave vines have excelled. Location is everything apparently. Having a yard full of berries now makes sense. There is nothing wrong with a yard full of berries. The rabbit has taken up residence. Were this 1870, he would make a swell stew along with the purple and yellow carrots. Starting to think about next year already. Five month to seed catalog ordering you know. Soil will need shifting, too. Much depends on soil quality.
Garden 2012: I Now Hate All Acalymma Vittatum
And it has rained. It began raining about 4 am and has been raining off and on since then. Big news since we've been mostly dry since early June.
Garden 2012: What A Difference A Week Makes
What a difference a week makes. The long vines to the right are yellowed and likely lost. I do not have the heart to photograph them. All for the lack or even delay in application of a little copper sulphate. Really? Apparently I also did not know the golden rule: do not water your winter squash from above but tickle only from below. Who knew? Lesson learned. Well, some are now saved but, as on the Day of Judgement that awaits us all, others may not be saved. In better news, the yellow pettypan summer squash are being eaten, the replacement zucchini are up, the cantaloupe show no sign of disease but no sign of fruit either, the green beans are heroic, the carrots are worth pulling from the ground and leaf lettuce continues to feed us. The grapes greens thrive. Leeks are holding their own. The raised bed built just last week shows good efforts from both the mixed greens and basil. I may mow but only to reshape the weeds. Still no rain.
Garden 2012: A Raised Bed Is Born
On rolls the summer. The lawn has the texture of shredded wheat cereal. The squash display a range of coping that stretches from vitality to the grave. Next year more zucchini. Not the green hot dog shaped ones though I have rammed more of those seeds into the ground to compensate for the lack luster patch of blue hubbards. No, I want the yellow 1950s spaceship shaped ones, pattypens. Been watering like a mad man. Everything has made its case for increased acreage next year. I would not sow a second round of bok choi, however. Seems to be not liking the heat. Spring and fall for that one. Carrots have been eaten. Onions are robust. Made a box out front with cedar boards. The box itself cost maybe $35 bucks to build but the soil was more. Some handy, though. That's what I said when I looked upon my work and saw that it was good. "You're some jeesely handy" I said to myself. And so I was.
So Was That "The Roberts Surprise" Or Is It Now "RobertsCare"?
What do the President of the USA, the putative nominee for the GOP and the Chief Justice of the United States all agree with? The legality of an individual mandate under their jurisdiction. People are confused:
Roberts' action Thursday was enough to send right-wing commentators into a frenzy. What had happened to the man who was expected to use his chief justice clout to corral reliable conservative majorities? The Daily Caller's Neil Munro said "Robert's decision to side with progressives is a disappointment for conservatives. He was nominated by President George W. Bush, and was expected to be a reliable advocate for small government." At the National Review Online, Andrew McCarthy opined that it was "intolerable for the Supreme Court to aid and abet Congress and the president in the commission of a massive fraud."
That is funny. I was not aware that the upholding of the Constitution was a massive fraud but that is what you get when you don't know much about how law works including how little you know about how law works. I don't see any promise to partisanship here. Maybe this is how the log jam of red-blue breaks. At a certain point, the duty to the nation has to carry at least 60% of the vote. You do, after all, have to be a patriot in the cause of something other than self.
Best summed up by the wizard of Alaska: "Obama lies; freedom dies."
Garden 2012: The Eating Has Begun
Bok Choi is now my favorite garden crop. I had no idea it grew this quickly. While we still wait for lettuces to get to a point where thinnings could be added to a salad, the bok choi is ten times the size. Peas are flowering. I need more carrot seed. More space, too. I want to dig up the lawn and ram potatoes in its place.
The grapes are all in and buds are popping quite nicely. There are 29 vines on the lot now. Viognier, Cabernet Franc, Concord and Pinot Noir. I want more. I am having a hard look at the front lawn for next year. It can't all be onions and squash, can it?
Garden 2012: Friggin Rabbits!!! Or Squirrels!!! Or... Or... Or...
Beet greens do not exist on my lands. Swiss Chard needs to be renamed Swiss chewed. What the hell is going on? Lettuce is not touched. Bok choi booms but there plans are eaten down to the stems. They seem to be making a fight for it, re-sprouting leaves only to see them nibbled again days later. Sugar snap peas full the multi-story shelf unit I set out for them to climb into. No buds yet which bodes very well for plenty in the near future. Had to move a couple of tomato plants due to rouge swash popping up unexpectedly. Two Cabernet Franc plants yet to locate. 27 vines in the ground so far. Four varieties. If that turns into a lot of jam and nothing more, is that so bad? Dandelions are a thing of the past. Why do we fret? It is a 2 week event. Leeks roar as only green hairs can roar. Rabbits apparently do not like leeks either. Parsnips continue to pop out of the ground 48 times more slowly than carrots.
Garden 2012: French White Wine Grapes And Raspberries
When you plant a garden, you really should be thinking about meals. Today, the meal I was thinking of happens in 2021 or so when I have my own white wine from our own vines and a raspberry pie from our own canes. The grapes may have paid for themselves by then. Sure, it will all be for nothing if the Mayan calendar thing is correct but you have to have dreams. Beet root is starting to impose itself on my mind. I like me a good roasted beet. And a pickled one, too. Which leads you to meat and cheese. I was thinking that my small property couldn't produce either until I saw the state of the Swiss chard out front. A rabbit got to it. So, if I am feeding the rabbit ought not the rabbit feed me. I knew a perfect rage only known by Elmer Fudd for a minute there. The squash is producing flowers already. The nasturtiums are up. I ate a bok choi leaf. Or was the other one the bok choi? I look at lawn like a desert now. A pointless patch of the inedible yet time consuming. Every front yard is a ton of carrots lost.


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I'm hoping that you guys will be able to help me out. I have a Sanyo generator that goes in front of the rear wheel and it hasn't been used in a few years. I put it on the bike and noticed that it worked great for about 100ft then a high pitched screeching noise almost like a metal on metal grinding started. When that noise came on the light would shut off. Im guessing something in there is sticking but I'm wondering if I can possibly put some grease or some sort of lubrication in there to fix it?
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Can't make it to the show? Take a virtual tour of NeoCon to experience Floors that Move You.
Check out all things Mohawk Group at NeoCon 2015.
Introducing Moving Floors, a new carpet tile collection developed in collaboration with 13&9's Martin Lesjak (Contract Magazine's 2015 Designer of the Year) and Anastasija Sugic. Inspired by the geometry and illusion of op-art and the multi-textured beauty of our cultural landscape, through this collection you will discover limitless combinations of geometric patterning and coordinating textured solids.
Play with color, pattern & installation methods and discover an unlimited number of options. Learn more.Download Press Release Download Image
13&9 Design, INNOCAD Architektur's product design studio, joins Mohawk Group's list of growing collaborative partners. INNOCAD, an award-winning design firm based in Austria, is best known for design in housing, office, healthcare, retail and product design. Their approach to design is a unique dialogue between the individual and the environment with a focus on concepts of modularity, compatibility, flexibility and transformation. 13&9's vision in collaboration with Mohawk is to create a carpet collection that functions as design tool – or a system – that empowers designers to react on the many different requirements and atmospheres that a space can experience.
Click on a tile to change direction. See how geometry and illusion create different patterns.
Iconic Earth carpet tile collection draws inspiration from natural geological formations. The patterns feature innovative metallic yarns that mimic the look of oxidized minerals and create a unique lustrous effect, adding depth and natural beauty to any floor.
Iconic Earth pairs beautifully with a range of Mohawk Group hard surfaces, including Mass Appeal.
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Mass Appeal luxury vinyl creates bold installations with textures inspired by natural stone, contemporary metal and inviting linen. The collection features subtle metallic highlights and complements a wide variety of Mohawk Group carpets, including our new Iconic Earth collection.
Modern Dobby epitomizes the sophistication of Karastan, Mohawk Group's luxury product line. This woven collection features two patterns that highlight the time-honored craft of weaving. Modern Dobby offers classic craftsmanship in visuals that reflect the handcrafted aesthetic of the maker movement, an influential force in the design and culture of today's workplaces.
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Large-scale patterns designed specifically for public spaces are manufactured using Durkan's new Definity precision sculpted technology and feature ribbons of texture with artistic, hand-drawn characteristics. Tufted guest room patterns complement the public space styles with an eclectic mix of geometric and organic patterning that is simple, sophisticated and elegant.
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what cind of fruit is the...perfect jop !
Very nice photograph. Creative and thought provoking. I like it a lot and am adding it to my favorites.
"how's them apples?"
perfect and very nice shot!! rene
i like everything about this photo except her smile. very good lighting and contrast
Stunning...the execution is wonderful. thanks for the pleasure.
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Wonderfull work.
Very sexy
Very sexy
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So sexy. Good work
Amazing! I can't stop watching it.
great colours
apple comments would be disqualifying (though funny, they have already been abused :/ )
Nice work
Nice work
Like to see September too!
I know someone's going to bite my head off for this. But her nail throws me off. It's bright and glinty and in my opinion, should have been frenched. It's small and definitely doesn't ruin the photo or anything. Just something I saw that irked me a tad. I do like the pose she's in though. The shadow on her arm is very nice.
u go home girl !!! hehehe
Great photo..great composition and colors..and model of course
Can I have one of the fruit down there? *heheh*
Beautiful pic. Lighting and everything are perfect.
Beautiful pic. Lighting and everything are perfect.
Skin tones are simply amazing.
great shot and a very beatiful model
a veritable cornucopia...
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Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D Why can't I print this in glass? http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=55204&th=11138#msg_55204 <![CDATA[Hi, all.

 This model is relatively large and solid, so I'm trying to figure out why it currently cannot be printed in glass. Any ideas why that is? Looking at the guidelines, my model is within the min/max bounding boxes, and the cross-arms are greater than 3mm -- so I'm not sure why I don't get the option.]]> dcltdw 2012-10-11T17:02:24-00:00 Re: Why can't I print this in glass? http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=55206&th=11138#msg_55206 <![CDATA[When you look at the item in edit mode, you should be able to scroll down the materials to glass. If there is a ! mouse over that and it will tell you why. Do you have a link to the item?]]> Youknowwho4eva 2012-10-11T17:10:29-00:00 Re: Why can't I print this in glass? http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=55207&th=11138#msg_55207 <![CDATA[No ! appears in the material listing.

 Does this link work?
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I would like to replace the oil coolers where it require pulling of both heads. I got to the valve cover and I am not sure of how continue. should I take out the chain and how is it by taking of the valves ?? and how to remove the headers as it is hard to reach the lower nuts..
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A MongoDB transport for winston
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A MongoDB transport for winston.
Current version supports only mongodb driver version 2.x. If you want to use winston-mongodb with mongodb version 1.4.x use winston-mongodb <1.x.
tldr;?: To break the winston codebase into small modules that work
The winston codebase has been growing significantly with contributions and other logging transports. This is awesome. However, taking a ton of additional dependencies just to do something simple like logging to the Console and a File is overkill.
var winston = require'winston'; /** * Requiring `winston-mongodb` will expose * `winston.transports.MongoDB` */ require'winston-mongodb'MongoDB; winstonaddwinstontransportsMongoDB options;
The MongoDB transport takes the following options. 'db' is required:
{db: {native_parser: true}, server: {poolSize: 2, socketOptions: {autoReconnect: true}}}).
Metadata: Logged as a native JSON object in 'meta' property.
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Besides supporting the main options from winston, this transport supports the following extra options:
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Gadget Ogling: Unappetizing Apple Juice, a Fistful of Virtual Reality, and Considerate Drones
December 12, 2015
After years of seeing third-party companies release battery pack cases for its iPhone line, Apple finally has entered the market itself. The Smart Battery Case aims to protect your iPhone and provide it with extra power when you need it. A full charge on the phone and the battery case delivers up to 25 hours of talk time, and up to 18 hours of LTE Internet use.
27 Highly Desirable Gifts for Apple-Loving Fanatics - and 1 to Skip
December 10, 2015
Chances are, you know an Apple fanatic -- someone whose iPhone, Mac or iPad is a prized possession. If you don't know a true fanatic, you probably know a fan -- or barring that, someone who might appreciate an Apple-made gift this holiday season. To help you cut through the chaff, from one Apple fanatic to... someone else entirely, I've put together a list of the best Apple gifts.
2015: The Year of Intelligence
December 9, 2015
This year we traded in terminologies going from big data and analytics to digital disruption as the market-moving meme. I am not sure either one hits the spot, but they give me something to write about. Other things happened in 2015 too, but I'm just going to focus here. It seems to me we focus on the symptoms and not the root causes too often in this business.
End of Year Goodies
December 8, 2015
The end of the year brings out some interesting goodies from various workshops competing with Santa for big kids' attention. Some of it is pretty good stuff. Here's a sampling of the best end-of-year product announcements from the cloud community designed to put you in the post-holiday, already-back-at-work spirit. For starters, cloud sales compensation firm Xactly announced Xactly Inspire.
5 Customer Relationship Objectives for the Growing Biz
December 7, 2015
The amount of effort spent on talking and thinking about the best ways to connect with customers truly is incredible. The amount of ink spilled -- real and virtual -- the number of conferences held, and the dollars spent on efforts and expertise are vast. The irony is that businesses often start out with a natural ability to behave in a customer-centric way.
Steve Ballmer's Excellent Android Adventure
December 7, 2015
Steve Ballmer last week presented an interesting plan to kill Android -- or at least compete with it. What's ironic is that Ballmer's tenure at Microsoft wasn't short of good ideas -- it was short on execution. In contrast, Satya Nadella has shown strength in execution but -- so far -- hasn't come up with anything that represents the kind of risks that Ballmer was willing to take.
Gadget Ogling: Custom Kicks, Heartbeat Tricks, and Office Picks
December 5, 2015
I'm hardly the most stylish gent around town, but even I would consider wearing a pair of sneakers I could adorn to my liking at any time through their customizable display. ShiftWear's sneakers allow you to choose from myriad colorful or even animated designs through an app. Since the display is E-Ink-based, battery consumption is low, and a charge lasts around 30 days.
Forces That Will Reshape the IT Landscape in 2016
December 4, 2015
There may be no better way to capture the state of the technology industry than to borrow Charles Dickens' famous opening from A Tale of Two Cities: "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times..." It never has been a better time to launch offerings via the cloud, but the availability of low-cost computing power and open source software have created unprecedented competitive challenges.
Engagement at Moments of Truth
December 2, 2015
Lost somewhere in the pile that is a current research project is an article on customer loyalty that says that more than half of customers who recently exhibited loyal behavior toward a vendor said they'd switch to another vendor in an instant. The question prompting this answer is whether these customers would switch for a better deal. It was a trick question trying to determine loyalty.
More Things, More Cyberattacks
December 2, 2015
Not a day passes without mention of the Internet of Things in the media, as it appears to expand exponentially. Roughly 6.4 billion things will be connected to the Internet in 2016, at a rate of 5.5 million new things per day, according to Gartner. More than 20 billion devices will be in use by 2020. As a result, everyone must be more cognizant of cyber-risks.
Gadget Ogling: Zippy 3D Printing, Custom-Molded Earphones, and Fast-Food Buttons
November 30, 2015
One of the current issues with 3D printing is that it can take some time to create physical versions of large or complex designs. Nexa3D's NX1 prints objects as much as 100 times faster than competitors, with printing speeds of about a centimeter in height every minute, according to the company. It uses light on a certain type of resin to speed up the process.
How Technology Could Prevent Another Paris-Like Attack
November 30, 2015
What I find fascinating is that with all of the focus members of the intelligence community place on violating our privacy, they still aren't able to stop attacks like the one in Paris. Currently they are complaining that it is our fault for implementing encryption that blocks their often-illegal views into citizens' personal lives. I think that even if encryption didn't exist, they still would be ineffective.
Great Customer Experiences Start With Sales
November 23, 2015
The term "customer experience" flows from the lips of business people so smoothly these days. It's very clearly the business jargon du jour; its importance has been trending upward for the last decade, and according to Gartner, by 2018 more than half of all businesses will implement significant business model changes in their efforts to improve customer experience.
Escape From Silicon Valley
November 23, 2015
I started planning to escape the Valley a long time ago, due to very high taxes, a crumbling infrastructure, worsening crime, a massive increase in traffic, and a rather nasty water shortage problem. My wife and I originally planned to escape to Belize but found the unreliable infrastructure, lack of good medical care, and massive crime problem there were not conducive to our continued survival.
Gadget Ogling: A Dumb Watch Dock, a Smart VR Phone Case, and a Fantastic Fireball Thrower
November 21, 2015
No longer leaving it up to third-party companies to create charging docks for its Apple Watch, Apple has released its own official dock. It allows Watch owners to rest the smartwatch in nightstand mode -- a feature introduced in the latest version of the operating system that essentially turns the Watch into a bedside clock -- without tangling it up with the standard magnetic charger.
The 2 Layers of Customer Experience
November 18, 2015
Maybe you've already considered this, but it just popped into my head the other day as I was thinking once again about customer experience -- or CX, as some people shorten it. I've often said that customers experience moments of truth and that the experience should be focused on the things they care most about and that the business actually can do something about.
Sales and Marketing Sentiment: Feeling Is Perception Is Reality
November 16, 2015
About a year ago, I conducted a survey that led to my company's first-ever Sales & Marketing Sentiment Study. The idea was to get inside the heads of people in sales and marketing and reveal their feelings about the way they worked, the technology they used, and about each other. We split the results into sales and marketing responses and compared them.
Will Apple Beat the Enterprise Curse?
November 16, 2015
Given that it is basically a big iPad with a better keyboard option and stylus support, the iPad Pro has been getting decent reviews. It can be classified as a first-generation product -- and as such, it does far better than most. However, there have been a huge number of companies in Apple's space that have gone under or stalled when they broadened their focus from the consumer to target IT.
Gadget Ogling: Comfy Earbuds, Barking Bots, and USB Killers
November 14, 2015
If you're a human being who listens to music using earbuds, chances are you've run into some issues along the way in keeping the infernal things nestled into your ear canal. Manufacturers have tried to find solutions, such as offering different-sized rubber molds, but we're still hewing to a few-sizes-fit-all model. Enter Revols, a company that might have the answer.
Digital Transformation and Moments of Truth
November 11, 2015
I hadn't been aware of one of the more important CRM stories of the year until I was doing research for a new book. It's a great story and it deserves retelling, especially if you think that focusing on customers' moments of truth is important. Back in April, Starbucks announced revenues for the just-completed quarter that exceeded year-over-year attainment by a whopping 17.8 percent.
Why Tablets Are Tanking
November 9, 2015
Boy, we really have gone full circle on tablets -- and not just once. Back when the Windows tablets first came to market, a whole bunch of us predicted it wouldn't be long before they replaced all of the notebooks. I don't think they even made it to 10 percent before the tablet market collapsed, and the pre-existing forms reclaimed their shares. Then the iPad launched.
Gadget Ogling: An Emotional Keyboard, a Puzzling Phone, and Exquisite Headphones
November 7, 2015
To communicate online in 2015 is to have at least a passing awareness of emoji -- the colorful symbols that are endemic in social media and text messages. Inputting emoji into a post or message from a computer is often awkward, though this item might help. EmojiWorks has a physical keyboard which, at the touch of a modifier -- think ctrl, alt or command -- you can use to type emoji.
OpenWorld's Substance Feast
November 4, 2015
For once, Oracle OpenWorld went long on substance. That's hard to do when you have so many products to discuss and Larry Ellison pontificating, but he was both under control and substantive -- though he couldn't resist taking a few shots at competitors. Oracle's team hardly ever sees SAP and IBM in deals these days, he announced, and he gave due praise to cloud pioneers NetSuite and Salesforce.
Fire, Aim, Ready: Is Your Marketing Approach on Target?
November 3, 2015
Business-to-business marketers know what customers want, in general terms, from initial contacts with the people they buy from. It's taken awhile, but through trial, error, some more error and eventually some actual thought, the mystery has been solved. Before I give it away, just ask yourself what you want in any communication from anyone when it comes to a business issue.
Gadget Ogling: Titanic Tablets, Eminent Earphones, and Wee Win 10 PCs
November 3, 2015
Samsung certainly is testing the boundaries of what a tablet can be with its latest device, the Galaxy View. The Galaxy View houses an octa-core, 1.6-GHz processor, 2 GB of RAM, and either 32 GB or 64 GB of storage, which is expandable through a microSD slot. That all sounds well and good, but consider the following: This Android device is an absolute monster.
Using Tech to Fix the Horrid US Political Debates
November 2, 2015
I watched with interest last week's Republican debate and realized very quickly that whatever that was on my TV, it sure as hell wasn't an actual debate. The idea is for us to be able to compare the qualifications and positions of a variety of candidates and then make a more informed choice -- but if every candidate is asked a different question, then how do we compare the answers?
PRM's Next Act
October 27, 2015
Partner relationship management has seen its ups and downs over the first part of this century. Running an indirect channel is vitally important to any vendor trying to extend its reach without incurring the high costs of building a sales team and all that supports it. Many vendors figure it's more economical to pay partners for performance than to endure the corporate buildout.
Why Dell-EMC Won't Follow in HP-Compaq's Footsteps
October 26, 2015
Why do some big mergers succeed while others fail? This seems to be a common question, and some of the research I've read about the Dell-EMC merger tries to connect it to the HP-Compaq merger, which apparently cost Carly Fiorina her job. I covered the HP-Compaq merger at length, and I was not a fan. I actually spoke to Compaq's CEO and argued he should pull out to save his firm.
Gadget Ogling: A Deluxe Dock, a Crafty Computer, and a T-rific Tablet Stand
October 24, 2015
Beddi is an alarm clock smartphone dock that has a few tricks to elevate it above others of its ilk. The system, from Witti, works with both iOS and Android devices, which you place on top and recharge with your own cable. Two things are really interesting: the price and the programmable buttons. As for the latter, that means using Bluetooth to pair your smartphone with Beddi's companion app.
Salesforce's Message to Europe
October 21, 2015
Salesforce last week said it would invest $100 million in emerging sales force partners in Europe. The company previously announced a similar program for the Americas, and it hopes to discover valuable new companies and business solutions. Paul Greenberg and the team at CRM Idol have been doing the same thing -- trying to discover interesting emerging companies in the CRM space.


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I'm so overboard but still buying! I love hearing what other people have though, it's kinda fun. Anyone have (or will have) a ten-day stash?
So how many diapers DO you have?
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I have 94 diaper changes. This includes both my nb/small stash (56 changes-20 aio, 24 fitteds, 12 prefolds) & my os stash (38 changes-26aios, 4 pockets, 8 contours).
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If I counted I would probably be ashamed. I do know that I can do strictly pockets for 2 days, prefolds and covers for 2 days, and fitted and covers for 2 days. Not really 6 days' worth though because the prefold/cover changes use the same covers as the fitted/cover changes. Also the pocket changes use the same prefolds as the prefold/cover changes. :)
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Baby girl #2 is here!! 9-15-14
I'm still building my stash with the help of coops, that means a l00000ng wait.... and deals too good to just buy a little. By the time I get everything delivered, I will have around 100 diapers including NB AIO, pockets, fitteds and OS pockets and covers...
I might need to destash before using them all, if I would prefer one brand over another.
Christian wife, and SAHM to one (12/30/12) and another otw (edd 3/4/2015)!
Compared to y'all I have a piddly stash but my DH thinks I have too many - which I don't. We're getting ready for baby #2 by slowly buying more pockets + switching from MF to bamboo so I had to get the stash out from #1 and count yesterday.
11 pockets, 5 AI2s, 5 fitteds, 5 covers. Also about 14 prefolds but they are huge so I'm looking to cut them down or remake them somehow.
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after cleansing with this product the rest of the frankincense rejuvenating products apply so good, it looks and feels so much better after using the cleanser.
I am using the cleanser all year round, only small amount is enough for the whole face, and never drys out my skin
Lovely product,very gentle to the skin,removes light,daily make-up .I give 4 star because it runs out fairly quickly...and it doesn't remove eye make-up well...
This cleanser really delivers. Initially creamy, it melts beautifully into your skin as it gently cleanses. A real pleasure for the senses- the aroma is refreshing and revitalising. My skin, after cleansing, felt smoother & soft to the touch, appeared brighter & rejuvenated. I use this with Frankincense Intense Crème- they do really compliment each other. The lovely organic muslin cloth was an added bonus!
I am a recent NYR convert and this cleanser is lovely. As with all NYR products, a little goes a long way. It certainly suits my sensitive skin.
Very mild cleanser, good for sensitive skin but doesn't remove make-up properly. Although it comes with a muslin cloth, I do not like rubbing face with it, I prefer only use cleanser while washing. Not for me.
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The guy in front of me let a HUGE gap open up as he was blowing up and the pace was ramping up. I should have sprinted around him a lot sooner. After about a mile at 30 mph I hadn't closed the gap. I waved goodbye to the group.
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Dreaming of Joseph Lees
|Release Date: October 29, 1999
|Running Time: 92 mins.
|MPAA Rating: R
|Box Office: $7,680.00
|Genre: Drama, Period, Romance, Thriller
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Miriam Margolyes
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Summary:Following the sensuous Eva, a woman who breaks all the rules after her heart is broken. Eva lusts after the adventurous and worldly Jospeh Lees, whom she has known all her life. On an excursion in Italy, Joseph is badly wounded in an accident, leaving Eva even more drawn to him. As Joseph retreats from society, Eva withdraws into her own charged memories of Joseph. But now as the romantically inclined yet simple Harry Flyte begins to court her, Eva is about to give into her deepest and darkest desires. Though she's not in love with Harry, Eva does something utterly provocative for her times: she moves in with Harry, unwed. Yet, the closer she gets to Harry, the more her private fantasies of ... Full Summary >>


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Sarah Lawrence College senior Teodora Ana Mihai has won a prestigious Thomas J. Watson Fellowship to study Rrom (Gypsy) Identity in the 21st Century. Mihai's Fellowship will take her to Hungary, Germany, France, Spain, Argentina and India.
The idea for Mihai's project took shape during her participation in the Sarah Lawrence College in Florence academic year abroad program. While in Florence, Mihai became involved with Amengia, an association of Rrom and Italian youth that aims to promote the understanding of Rrom culture. Building on this experience, Mihai's Watson Fellowship year will include work with organizations that are closely involved with Rrom communities in each of the countries she visits. Mihai hopes to experience the culture and gain a deeper understanding of the challenges Rroma face in contemporary society. "Ultimately, I trust I will be able to use this experience to help address the widespread prejudice against the Rroma," Mihai said.
Nearly 1000 students from 50 selective private colleges and universities applied for one of 60 fellowships. The Thomas J. Watson Fellowship Program annually awards fellowships to college seniors to pursue independent research projects while traveling outside the United States for one year after their graduation. Students must first be nominated by their college or university, and then compete on a national basis. The fellows each receive $22,000. The program aims to identify prospective leaders, allowing them to develop their independence and to become world citizens.


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Below is the Cal Football team's preseason practice schedule as the Bears get ready for their Sept. 1 opener against Illinois. Cal opens with three days of workouts on campus before traveling to Turlock from Aug. 14-24.
Upon returning to Berkeley, the Bears will have single practices on Aug. 25 and 26 before taking Monday, Aug. 27 (first day of classes) off. Cal will resume workouts Tuesday, Aug. 27 in final preparation for the Illini.
Directions to Cal State Stanislaus in Turlock
From the East Bay, take Interstate 580 East to Highway 132 East toward Modesto. Turn south on Highway 99 and take the Stanislaus State exit (Monte Vista Ave.) in Turlock. Turn left off the highway then left on Geer Road. The practice field is about a block down on the left on Calaveras Way.
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The Appiani mosaic tesserae are supplied net mounted with a 1,6 mm joint on fiberglass net sheets sized 30x30 cm. While size 1,2x1,2 cm is supplied net mounted with a 1 mm joint.
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THREE former students are among those who will formally open City College Coventry's new pounds 53 million buildings.
Lawyer Maya Ali, design consultancy boss Salim Bhayat and successful IT and English student Carol Bloxham will declare the college in Swanswell Street, Hillfields, Coventry, formally open. They will be joined at the ceremony by chairman of the college governors Warwick Hall and director general of the British Chambers of Commerce David Frost.
The college opened to students last year but this Friday will see the official opening.
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The bull's-eye rash of Lyme disease is distinctive. If you have been exposed to a tick and have the rash, this is enough to make the diagnosis. But if you have no such rash, Lyme disease is hard to diagnose. It mimics other diseases, such as the flu and arthritis, and there is often a long time lapse between symptoms.
Your health care provider will check for flu-like symptoms and take a sample of blood to check for a high antibody response to Lyme disease. However, blood testing is not completely reliable. It is also not accurate in the early weeks of infection, when treatment should really begin.
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Tim Elliott This intriguing documentary traces the story of cannabis from its beginnings to the drug of choice for millions.
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Tim Elliott Meeting Australian troops reminded Tom Gleeson that nothing should be off limits when it comes to humour.
The Ustica Conspiracy, Friday, September 30
Tim Elliott With liberal access to officials, investigators and relatives of victims, director Hans von Kalckreuth has pieced together a powerful film.
Bored to Death, Friday, September 30
Tim Elliott Bored to Death delivers smart laughs in the line of Party Down, Curb Your Enthusiasm and Louis C. K.'s Louie.
Love Me, Love My Doll, Friday, September 30
Tim Elliott By turns sad, disturbing and hysterically funny, this British documentary explores the bizarre phenomenon of RealDolls.
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Tim Elliott It's difficult to say what sucks hardest here – the creakingly obvious writing or the unfunny leads, Robert Lindsay and Zoe Wanamaker.
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Tim Elliott Tonight's topic: Is Money the Root of all Evil?
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Tim Elliott Finding the next big thing can be long and painful for all concerned, as this fascinating and well-made program shows.
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Ahh thanks for letting me know. Do you mean it completely stops at 4th badge or it's just not translated past 4th badge? Either way I think I'll probably put this hack on hold for now until it's finished and switch to a diff one for now.
Well, it completely stops right after the 4th badge, so there's no point in doing your LP for now. Well, the English-edited-completed version will be out soon, so you might as well wait for it.
Also, the new English version will have better grammar than the version you possess now. The reason to that is because my English has improved from time.
Lastly, there is no Omastar to start with in Verdart Town (Yellow Town in the original version).
Instead, you have an Elekid to start with. Also, in Beta 2, Gallade is not present within the Rom's data.
But the new version does and it replaces Kecleon.
I am now an anime dubber, cover singer and a fan of anime. I can still apply as a translator and grammar corrector, though.
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Inconstancy hurt President Obama in shaping Syria strategy
HE said the right things about events in Syria, but did Barack Obama say them at the right time and in the right way?
In his better speeches, Obama is more impressive when he speaks than the words themselves are. There was no hint of desperation in the delivery of the speech Tuesday night and only a little political posturing. That in itself is worth noting. Reading between the lines, however, one sees that this is a president trying to extricate himself from his own drawing of a line in the sand that Syria's Bashar al-Assad clearly crossed.
Ponder the timing: One pundit called it a "speech in search of a purpose." Obama's address to the nation was scheduled ahead of a diplomatic turn of events that almost made the speech an academic exercise. It was supposed to help build support for Obama's call for congressional authorization of military action against Syria.
Instead, it expressed hope that congressional authorization won't be needed, because military action won't be needed, because a Russian thug will convince a Syrian thug to surrender chemical weapons. A Wall Street Journal editorial said that a "weak and inconstant U.S. president has been maneuvered by America's enemies into claiming that a defeat for his Syria policy is really a triumph." Key word: inconstant.
To his credit, Obama made a passionate case for the world not ignoring the gassing of citizens by a dictator. He cited examples from history and invoked the image of children foaming at the mouth. This was smart because the death of children galvanizes public opinion in ways that "ordinary" atrocities might not.
Those "ordinary" atrocities have been going in Syria for years, but the Aug. 21 deployment of chemical weapons raised the bar. Yet Obama waited until the 10th day of September before making his case. In the interim, Britain rejected military action and American public opinion turned solidly against a military strike.
Political strange bedfellows emerged: Some Republicans who would normally support military action lined up against the proposal. Some Democrats who normally oppose a strike were in favor. Britain said no. France said yes. The administration bungled not just in the timing but in the clumsy way the matter was turned over to Russian President Vladimir Putin, as if he has the moral authority to save the world from Syrian overreach.
The only laugh line in a serious speech was when Obama cited the moral rightness of not taking action against Syria without congressional approval. We could list any number of items on the Obama agenda that should have gone through Congress. But that would take too much space. The polished delivery of the speech and the gravity of its subject aside, this was a spin job to deflect from the fact that Obama doesn't want Congress to vote on Syria because he would likely lose the vote.
What message would that send? No worse than the one the administration has already sent by the Russian roulette fiasco. Said the Journal: "What could be worse for America's standing in the world than a Congress refusing to support a president's proposal for military action against a rogue regime that used WMD? Here's one idea: A U.S. president letting that rogue be rescued from military punishment by the country that has protected the rogue all along."
In fairness to Obama, presidents shoulder an enormous burden. They will always be blamed for doing too little or doing too much. Just ask George W. Bush, whose bold and constant stances drew so much scorn from Obama and Secretary of State John Kerry.
If Syria gets a pass on the gassing and another more horrendous episode occurs, Obama can say he tried to prevent it but Congress wouldn't let him. But the administration's own incompetence and inconstancy will play a role that this president will likely never acknowledge.


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