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Growing demand for bioenergy threatens global food supply
As countries around the world look for ways to reduce their use of fossil fuels, the growing demand for bioenergy runs the risk of threatening the global food supply. Researchers have developed a certification scheme for biomass resources designed to incorporate food security, to help ensure people in affected regions of the world can continue to put food on their tables.
Governor Brown issues order to continue water savings as drought persists
Moving to bolster California's climate and drought resilience, Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. the other day issued an executive order that builds on temporary statewide emergency water restrictions to establish longer-term water conservation measures. The governor's office says that Californians have responded to the call to conserve water during the drought by dialing back sprinklers, replacing lawns, fixing leaky faucets, and installing more efficient toilets and washing machines. Between June 2015 and March 2016, Californians reduced water use by 23.9 percent compared with the same months in 2013 — saving enough water to provide 6.5 million Californians with water for one year.
Floods, coastal erosion may expose contents of UK landfills
The contents of historic coastal landfill sites in England and Wales could pose a significant environmental threat if they erode, according to a new study. The main risks to these landfills come from the effects of climate change, including erosion and flooding with salt water from storm surges and higher water levels.
Mapping water use of America's water resources
Water is one of our nation's most important natural resources, one that is long been considered inexhaustible. Yet changes in land use, climate, and population demographics are placing unprecedented demands on America's water supplies. As droughts rage and aquifers dwindle, people may wonder: Is there enough water to meet all our needs?
Marine Corps, Sandia collaborate on microgrids and renewable energy planning
The U.S. Marine Corps are the first boots on the ground in a crisis. On the front lines, they must be able to power up securely without plugging into utilities. They require nothing less than completely reliable and cost-effective energy independence. Researchers from Sandia National Laboratories are collaborating with the Marine Corps to increase their energy security and reduce fuel dependence through alternative technologies, including renewable energy and microgrids.
Protecting Texas electrical grid key to preserving national security
Protecting America's most vulnerable asset – our electric power grid – starts with Texas, according to a new study. "As Texas goes, so goes our national security," says the study's author. "Outside of California and the Beltway, Texas is arguably the most important state for defense readiness." Hardening the state's electric power grid should be top priority.
"Internet of Things" increases threat to infrastructure
According to former Director of National Intelligence Dennis Blair, a simple Web search can reveal information from thousands of unsecured devices. Even the casual browser can access camera data from Sweden, video game server activity in Eastern Europe, or the output of American wind turbines. He said this information is as easily accessible to terrorists and other criminals. And more will become available as the "Internet of things" — the collection of physical systems and devices connected to the Internet — grows in size.
Climate-driven water scarcity could reduce economic growth by up to 6%: World Bank
Water scarcity, exacerbated by climate change, could cost some regions up to 6 percent of their GDP, spur migration, and spark conflict, according to a new World Bank report released the other day. The report says the combined effects of growing populations, rising incomes, and expanding cities will see demand for water rising exponentially, while supply becomes more erratic and uncertain.
Fixing NYC's aging infrastructure one engineering problem at a time
How do you make sure aging bridges which are vital links in New York City's transportation network are safe or keep the city's sewer system from breaking down? These are among the questions that occupy Columbia University researchers, who have installed sensors to analyze vibration on some of the city's bridges and in landmark buildings and museums, and have focused on the functioning of the city's water system.
More corrosion-resistant water pipes could preventing another Flint, Mich. health crisis
Corrosion-related damage costs more than three percent of the United States' Gross Domestic Product (about $503.1 billion, going by 2013 numbers). With documented public water problems in Flint, Michigan, and Hoosick Falls, New York, caused by corrosion, understanding how copper is affected at the atomic level is critical to avoiding problems in future pipes.
Turbulent mixing research makes advanced thermal reactors safer
Researchers are working to make advanced thermal reactors safer by establishing trusted uncertainty guidelines regarding advanced reactor turbulent mixing processes. "The overall goal of this project is the efficient management of heat transfer and being able to predict what's going to happen in accident scenarios from a thermal hydraulics standpoint," one researcher said. "A lot of what I'm doing in this research is focused on establishing uncertainty in the predictive tools that we have for measuring those accident scenarios."
Repairing earthquake-damaged bridge columns in days, not weeks
In just thirty seconds, a devastating earthquake like the ones that struck Japan and Ecuador can render a city helpless. With roadways split and bridges severely damaged, residents and emergency personnel could be prevented from moving around to rebuild. Normally, it takes weeks to repair the cracking or spalling of columns on just one bridge damaged in an earthquake. Researchers have developed a new process of fixing columns that takes as little as a few days.
Fracking would pose no danger to water supplies: Research
One of the primary concerns of those who oppose the development of shale gas by hydraulic fracturing is that creation of new fractures in the earth could cause fracking fluids to leak into, and contaminate, underground freshwater aquifers. Potential future fracking activity in the United Kingdom is unlikely to pose a pollution danger to overlying aquifers, new research from a leading academic suggests.
Putting consistent value on experts' uncertainty on climate change models
Science can flourish when experts disagree, but in the governmental realm uncertainty can lead to inadequate policy and preparedness. When it comes to climate change, it can be OK for computational models to differ on what future sea levels will be. The same flexibility does not exist for determining the height of a seawall needed to protect people from devastating floods. For the first time in the climate field, researchers have combined two techniques long used in fields where uncertainty is coupled with a crucial need for accurate risk-assessment — such as nuclear energy — in order to bridge the gap between projections of Earth's future climate and the need to prepare for it.
What we learned from Chernobyl about how radiation affects our bodies
The world has never seen a nuclear accident as severe as the one that unfolded when a reactor exploded in Chernobyl on 26 April 1986, sending vast amounts of radiation into the skies around Ukraine, Belarus and Russia. The planet had experienced massive releases like this before, in the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945. But Chernobyl-related radiation exposure had a more protracted character. It was the first time in history that such a large population, particularly at a very young age, was exposed to radioactive isotopes, namely iodine-131 and cesium-137, not just through direct exposure, but through eating contaminated food as well.
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Fracking-related quakes make central U.S. as vulnerable as California to tremor damage
For the first time, new USGS maps identify potential ground-shaking hazards from both human-induced and natural earthquakes. The new report shows that approximately seven million people live and work in areas of the central and eastern United States (CEUS) with potential for damaging shaking from induced seismicity. Within a few portions of the CEUS, the chance of damage from all types of earthquakes is similar to that of natural earthquakes in high-hazard areas of California.
More corrosion-resistant water pipes could preventing another Flint, Mich. health crisis
Corrosion-related damage costs more than three percent of the United States' Gross Domestic Product (about $503.1 billion, going by 2013 numbers). With documented public water problems in Flint, Michigan, and Hoosick Falls, New York, caused by corrosion, understanding how copper is affected at the atomic level is critical to avoiding problems in future pipes.
Global warming of 2.5°C degrees would put at risk trillions of dollars of world's financial assets
An average of $2.5 trillion, or 1.8 percent, of the world's financial assets would be at risk from the impacts of climate change if global mean surface temperature rises by 2.5°C (4.5°F) above its pre-industrial level by 2100, according to a new study. that the authors found, however, that uncertainties in estimating the "climate Value at Risk" mean that there is a 1 percent chance that warming of 2.5°C could threaten $24 trillion, or 16.9 percent, of global financial assets in 2100.
Water security key to unlocking African prosperity
There is mounting evidence of the risks posed by water scarcity to business and economic growth. A 2012 projection by the International Food Policy Research Institute says 45 percent of total GDP — $63 trillion — will be at risk due to water stress by 2050. With coordinated action, better water provision in Africa will strengthen economic growth and unlock the path to prosperity for millions, according to SABMiller's Chief Executive Alan Clark.
Freshwater vulnerability threatens developing nations' stability
Many nations and regions already facing uncertain political futures must contend with a growing threat to stabilization: freshwater vulnerability. An analysis of 119 low-income countries finds common challenges that could inform broad solutions.
1.5°C vs 2°C global warming: Half a degree makes a big difference
European researchers have found substantially different climate change impacts for a global warming of 1.5°C and 2°C by 2100, the two temperature limits included in the Paris climate agreement. The additional 0.5°C would mean a 10-cm-higher global sea-level rise by 2100, longer heat waves, and would result in virtually all tropical coral reefs being at risk.


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- Performance Suspension PartsCoilovers Are Pricey - Why Would I Spend My Money For Them?When first glancing through the Performance Coilover Kits section of our website, you may be put off by some of the prices you see. After all, what are you buying other than a combo set of springs and shocks under some fancy name? Certainly, you ask yourself, can't you purchase springs and shocks separately and monetarily come out ahead?
- Automotive ToolsWhat Special Tools Are Available For Suspension Repair?Seasoned professional automotive technicians often say if you're using too much physical effort during a repair, you're simply not using the right tool. This is true, and a perfect example is repairing and replacing suspension components. If you've ever done this type of work or attempted to do it, you know it can be trickier than merely loosening and tightening bolts.
- Performance Suspension PartsCoil, Leaf, & Torsion Bar | Describing The 3 Different Kinds of SpringsThe springs in your vehicle probably aren't something you think about until there's a problem or you've decided to upgrade suspension parts in the interest of sportier handling. But what specifically do springs do? In short, they play a major role in the safe handling and ride comfort of your vehicle. Not only do they keep a vehicle at a designated standing height, they provide recoil necessary to bounce back after suspension components move up and down over uneven road surfaces. By themselves, springs will continue to bounce up and down for a long time unless a motion damper such as a shock absorber is present to keep things stable. Springs can be soft and extremely bouncy, or they can be stiffer and less bounce-prone.
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- Performance Suspension PartsShocks Versus Struts: The Big Answers Revealed!Shock absorbers, also known simply as "shocks" (which is what we will call them for the rest of this article), are the suspension components which stop your car or truck from bouncing up and down after hitting a bump. They are a major contributor to your ride comfort and safety.
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- Performance Suspension PartsHow Low Can You Go?Lowering is high on the list of many people who want to improve the appearance of their car. If you want to lower your car with the coil springs, then replacing them with lowering springs is the way to go. But what if you want to lower your car and also make it handle better? If that's your goal then consider coil-over shocks.
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Ben Franklin often said that "by failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail." Not preparing for who your actual enterprise mobility management (EMM) customer is may have dire consequences as mobile devices (both personal and corporate-issued) access more corporate data. Before you can solve the requirements for EMM you have to properly define who the enterprise mobility customer is.
It may seem obvious who the customer is, but the road to EMM success is littered with failed projects (and companies for that matter) that didn't properly define who the EMM customer is. The EMM customer is three parts of any organization...the business itself, the actual users of course and the IT department. Understanding that you have to address requirements for each part is important and cannot be understated. Focusing on only one or two parts of an organization will prove costly.
Why? Why focus on these three parts of the organization? Well, it's first important to understand their requirements.
The business is looking for something far different from EMM than users and IT. The business needs to address compliance, privacy standards, data loss prevention, time-to-value, workforce productivity, employee satisfaction, reduce CAPEX/OPEX and choose a future proof-solution that will provide the best ROI at the lowest TCO among many other things. For example, a healthcare or government organization may need to address mandated security requirements and privacy standards based on their risk posture and/or tolerance. On the other hand a sales organization may look to improving workforce productivity and agility while securing corporate intellectual property. Every organization wants an EMM solution that enables them be agile, flexible and truly mobile. In addition, the need to address data loss prevention due to both sanctioned and unsanctioned bring-your-own device (BYOD) and bring-your-own apps (BYOA) has become paramount. Organizations are being bombarded with employees using consumer applications, especially content management solutions, to be more productive. And, even more importantly, organizations want to implement a solution that has long-term viability...a comprehensive solution that is delivered from a vendor with staying power.
The user (often overlooked) has completely redefined the way IT services are delivered. If you think about IT, it was once assumed that everyone would work in an office, use a corporate-issued PC and be attached to a wired network. The reality is that today's users are mobile, wireless, using cloud services, personal devices and mobile-apps. Users want device choice, and many now prefer to use iOS and Android devices. In some cases users possess many different types of devices depending on what they're trying to address while mobile both inside and outside of the office. I myself carry a HP Windows 7 laptop, Samsung Windows 8.1 tablet, Apple iPad, Samsung Note 10.1 tablet and Apple 5S iPhone. If I'm editing a Visio or Excel document, then I lean towards using my Windows devices. When I'm traveling both inside and outside the office, I grab my Apple iPad or my Samsung Note depending on specific tasks. And last but not least I am always using my phone at various times of the day to accomplish both personal and work-related tasks. This makes productivity apps that provide a native device experience essential. Most users want to use apps that mimic the functionality and ease of use that consumer apps offer. And, more importantly they want to use their own device and get access to all their corporate apps and data. They don't care if the app is Windows, web, SaaS, intranet or mobile... they want access and just expect it to work from any device. In a nutshell, users want performance, personalization and functionality.
IT wants a solution that gives them complete control over corporate data with the ability to monitor and manage the data and the devices they're on with a simplified process. The solution has to be enterprise grade and address the broadest set of EMM use cases. It has to be flexible enough to address device management, app management, content management, mobile device support, mobile collaboration and even more. Solution that offer the ability to deploy on-premise, in a secure public cloud or both is key. Many IT departments are looking to address business continuity and disaster recovery concerns as many organizations have SLAs that require 100% uptime and access to corporate data. The next hurricane or snowstorm that comes along shouldn't automatically mean a loss in workforce productivity. Complex, multi-product solutions from multiple vendors with different SLAs can be a nightmare...as someone that began his career in IT, I can tell you there is nothing worse than having an outage and sitting on a call with multiple vendors and everyone is pointing fingers at each other...you just want "one throat to choke" and your issue resolved.
What next?
If you're looking to implement an EMM solution, it's important to do your due diligence. Implementing an EMM solution is both a team effort and a contact sport. It is important you get real engagement from key stakeholders and, of course, even ask the employees themselves. Reach out to non-typical stakeholders such as Legal, HR and even lines-of-businesses such as Sales as these stakeholders may have more influence over a possible EMM program than you think. After you put together your key stakeholders, it's important to remember the main issues that will affect your stakeholders' decision making process, and that includes, but is not limited to, strategy, funding and in-house skills. This is where it's important that you help them to rationalize and align key business drivers with those issues. One thing for certain is that "one size doesn't fit all".
Just remember, "by failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail."
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Known primarily in the past for creating bespoke footwear for A-list celebrities, brides and other fashion-conscious females, Christian Louboutin has slowly over the years begun his foray into men's footwear with a bevy of stylish pieces. Having recently opened up a NYC store to meet the growing want for his various classic dress shoes, iconic spiked loafers, and luxe kicks, the French designer recently sat down for a bit of reflection after the Meat Packing District opening. While choice excerpts appear below, the entire interview with Christian Louboutin can be read at GQ.
You've designed for other entertainers on stage, women and men, aside from Mika. Is there a secret to designing a shoe meant for the stage versus one for daily life? Does it come down to materials that are reflective or shiny or does the silhouette change?
It really depends on people, on the performer. Some performers are very sleek and so the design is going to be very simple, very straight lines, or either pointed really, I'd say in terms of line. Depending who is on stage it can be the shape as it really is or it can be an added element. It really depends on people.
When you decided to move ahead with the line of men's shoes, did you find anything challenging about the transition? Were there issues you didn't anticipate?
Something quite challenging for me is that for the longest time guys, especially me being born and raised in Paris, we always have this idea that men just love shoes and a shoe should last forever. I have seen it many times lately that a lot of guys are not anymore in this attitude. It could be called metrosexual or whatever. But a lot of guys who are really into shoes are just like women who are really into shoes. Even if women adore shoes I haven't really met any women yet that are proud to have shoes for twenty years. There is a whole new attitude to men – they're pretty excited the way women are about shoes and it's definitely not a gay attitude. I mean it does concern gay people as well, but it's clearly not a specialty to gay people. A lot of guys have told me they now understand the excitement they saw their wives have for five years.
Technically speaking, what's the biggest difference between designing for a man and for a woman? Obviously it's different based on heel height, but are there details that are particular to designing a shoe for a man?
Definitely, you know it's a funny, it's quite rare that when I'm designing shoes for men and then for women at the same time because…
That's what I was going to ask.
I actually put myself in a specific state of mind. Let's say I take a piece of leather and I'm thinking of a woman. I'm going to think, "OK, can I recover bottoms, can I do a bow, is it soft enough, can I drape it?" When I'm in my men mentality then I'm going to visualize it completely differently. Is it thick enough? Will it expand enough? Is it soft enough that guys will like it? Do I need to line it? I mean the question will be completely different. That's why you have to program yourself if I'm into men or if I'm into women. When I'm working for women it's never curvy enough. You know the heel is curving the legs but also curving the body. When you're thinking men you're thinking differently and designing with more angles, you know. My drawing for women is really curvy. My drawings for men are actually quite angular.post #16849 of 233239/21/12 at 5:57pm
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Here's something to look forward to if you've ever heard the call of Cthlhu: A Love Craft, an upcoming exhibition of art inspired by the work of hugely influential horror writer H.P. Lovecraft. Hosted at Observatory in Brooklyn beginning with a Friday, June 11th opening reception at 7pm, the show features such masters of the macabre as Monster Brains impresario Aeron Alfrey and comics artists Greg Ruth and Johnny Ryan, whose contribution you can see after the jump. Go get your fhtagn on!
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