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BeschreibungIt became clear in the early days of fusion research that the effects of the containment vessel (erosion of "impurities") degrade the overall fusion plasma performance. Progress in controlled nuclear fusion research over the last decade has led to magnetically confined plasmas that, in turn, are sufficiently powerful to damage the vessel structures over its lifetime. This book reviews current understanding and concepts to deal with this remaining critical design issue for fusion reactors. It reviews both progress and open questions, largely in terms of available and sought-after plasma-surface interaction data and atomic/molecular data related to these "plasma edge" issues.
InhaltsverzeichnisAtomic and Surface Data Issues in Nuclear Fusion.- Plasma-Wall Interaction: Status and Data Needs.- Modeling of Fusion Edge Plasmas: Atomic and Molecular Data Issues.- Energy Deposition from ELMs in Fusion Devices.- Plasma Diagnostics.- Molecular Diagnostics of Cold Edge Plasmas.- Divertor Spectroscopy with Molecular Transport.- High-Temperature Plasma Edge Diagnostics.- X-ray Spectroscopy of High n Transitions of He- and Ne-Like Ions in Alcator C-Mod Plasmas.- High-Temperature Plasmas Diagnostics by X-ray Spectroscopy in the Low Density Limit.- Surface Processes and Material Issues.- Review and Status of Physical Sputtering and Chemical Erosion of Plasma Facing Materials.- Hydrogen Retention in and Release from Carbon Materials.- Interaction of Low-Energy Ions and Hydrocarbon Radicals with Carbon Surfaces.- Tritium Inventory in the Materials of the ITER Plasma-Facing Components.- Mixed and High-Z Plasma-Facing Materials in TEXTOR.- Beryllium and Liquid Metals as Plasma Facing Materials.- Databases.- IAEA Databases and Database Establishment Programs.- NIFS DATABASE and Cooperation with IAEA DCN.- The NIST Atomic Structure Databases.- The Atomic Data and Analysis Structure.- Collision Processes of Atomic and Molecular Hydrogen in Fusion Plasmas: The Cross-Section Data Status.- Partial and Differential Electron Impact Ionization Cross-Sections for Small Hydrocarbon Molecules.
PortraitR. E. H. Clark is the Head of the Atomic and Molecular Data Unit of the International Atomic Energy Agency. He has an extensive background in the calculation of cross sections for electron impact excitation of atomic ions. He and co-workers at the Los Alamos National Laboratory have developed computational tools for the calculation of atomic structure and cross sections for excitation and ionization of atomic ions. These calculated data have been used in extensive modelling calculations of plasmas for a number of applications, including fusion energy research.
D. Reiter is a professor at the Institute for Laser and Plasmaphysics at Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf, and at the Forschungszentrum Jülich, Germany. He and co-workers are the authors of the EIRENE Monte Carlo Code for atomic, molecular and surface processes in fusion plasmas, which is currently used in most fusion laboratories, including the international design team for the next step device ITER. His group also initiated and completed the first versions of the B2-EIRENE suit of codes, which, again, has become a standard tool for fusion edge plasma studies allowing to assess a consistent micro-macro model of plasma flow and atomic/molecular kinetics.
Untertitel: Understanding Plasma-Surface Interactions. 'Springer Series in Chemical Physics'. 2005. Auflage. Book. Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: Springer
Erscheinungsdatum: Februar 2005
Seitenanzahl: 484 Seiten
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First Posted at Disease Management Care Blog on 5/14/2013
Kudos to JAMA for tackling what the Disease Management Care Blog has been saying for years: now that the Washington DC's camel nose is under the tent, there is no way health insurance coverage – and the care it pays for – isn't going to become politicized.
That's the bigger issue in this just-published article by Steven Wolf and Doug Campos-Outcalt. They're focusing on the political pressure that is being brought to bear on US Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF). As readers may recall, the Affordable Care Act requires health insurers to fully cover screening services that are deemed effective by the USPSTF. Drs. Wolf and Campos-Outcalt point out that politics rudely intruded on the USPSTF's determination that the evidence supporting mammography for women under age 50 years was lacking. The resulting firestorm not only prompted Congress to not only waive the USPHSTF recommendation, but led some of its members to question the Task Force's integrity.
As academics writing in peer-reviewed journals are wont to do, the authors suggest that this can be remedied by another layer of bureaucracy. They want a new "firewall" committee to be inserted between the "pure" evidence-based USPHSTF and the "political" fisticuffs of the public square. It'd be the job of this new entity to insulate USPHSTF by reconciling the proof and the politics prior to the upload of the final recommendations to the mandarins that are running CMS.
"Another committee?" asks the dismayed DMCB. While that would end the Obamacare fiction that health reform was ever going to be truly "based on science," the real Achilles heel of the JAMA proposal is that it literally doubles the opportunity for political meddling. The smartest political operatives will see this as a target-rich environment and naturally seek to influence all of the committees with any jurisdiction over the medical-industrial complex of laboratory medicine, radiological imaging and medical devices.
The DMCB has bad news for its colleagues who thought that they could have the Washington DC "cake" of enlightened government involvement along with the "icing" of scientific independence. Uncle Sam's been given a clinical inch and now he'll take a political mile to influence clinical guidelines and define standards of care with a one-size-fits-all mentality sprinkled with a healthy dose of cronyism. Surprise!
The DMCB has an alternative solution: CMS should tread very carefully when it comes to insurance design. Congress needs to reengineer the preventive health part of the ACA. Instead of building new infrastructure to make up for the emerging failures of the old infrastructure, Washington should be pushing benefit design down, not up, to the local level. It can partner with commercial health insurers to assure that the USPSTF recommendations are considered, but with local committee assessments of market demand, provider opinion and community input to determine what's best for its covered population. It should do this while simultaneously promoting the use of shared decision making to help every patient ponder for themselves when testing is in their best interest.
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Hyundai Quotes About Indicted Chairman Reflect The Strange World of Korean Industryby
Check out the comments reported this week by Automotive News by Hyundai spokesman Oles Gadacz. Asked by the reporter if the indictment of chairman Chung Mong Koo on charges he created a $100 million slush fund to bribe various government officials has affected strategic planning issues for Hyundai and related company Kia Motors, Gadacz said: "With chairman Chung not being here, people are sunk….They want to know who they should follow, whose vision it will be. Should they undo Chung's projects. Noone wants to think of that alternative."
Hilarious. I can just imagine reporter Mark Rechtin saying to himself, "Did this guy really say that?" It's not the sort of steady-as-she-goes, the-company-is-bigger-than-the-chairman comment you'd expect to hear from, say, GM's Steve Harris or Chrysler's Jason Vines.
What insiders say is that in the oddball world of Korean politics and business, which led to the $100 million gambit to begin with, Gadacz is trying to influence the prosecution (at whose behest? Koo's?)into thinking that the companies will founder if Koo wears what passes for the orange jumpsuit in Korea. Hyundai is such a big contributor to the Korean economy, Gadacz and Koo are thinking, that maybe the Korean feds will give Koo a big slap on the wrist and allow him to go back to work if they can float the idea that he is indispensable to the company's fortunes. And I thought the Enron mutton-heads were arrogant.
If it works, just how seriously will the investment community take Hyundai and the South Korean government?


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The shades of night was fallin slow
As through New York a guy did go
And nail on evry barroom door
A card that this here motter bore:
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And where, all parched and scorched it hung,
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This malted milk from this here cup.
A shudder passed through that there guy,
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No beer, no work.
At break of day, as through the town
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Onto one stoop a sort of snore
Was heard, and then was heard no more
No beer, no work.
The poor old guy plumb dead was found
And planted in the buryin ground,
Still graspin in his hand of ice
Them placards with this sad device:
No beer, no work.
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How are the major appliances (Range, heat, water heater, clothes dryer) powered? Electricity, natural gas, propane, or oil?
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Hello and welcome back to the blog that'll keep going and going and going. This blog isn't going to end anytime soon, so you can either adjust to my perpetual posting or block me (in which case all you can do is stop me from writing on your wall anyway). But on a slightly less serious note than my previous posts, I'm going to give you a few people I recommend you follow. "I" is in italics because essentially this is my opinion, and if you don't like it, disagree with it, or hate me for it, this opinion will still exist. You will probably notice a slight absence of popular people here, but that is partially do to the fact, I simply don't recommend you follow them. No need to take offence if you're not on here and you popular. I don't hate you, I just don't give my highest recommendation that people follow you.
Why do I recommend you follow him? Because he is quite possibly the absolute leader of MyIGN. He has managed to get in a few weeks 5+ times more page activity than I have in 6 months. Of course, profile views and such activity aren't everything, but he was essentially the only man capable of withstanding the array of girl gamers and stay continously on the superstars front page. Every other man was kicked off and stood nearly no chance of getting on. It's a true testament to how popular and powerful he is. Plus he probably could set a world record or something for most comments per person. And he doesn't seem to be a malicious person, either. Score.
It's Peer. You pretty much have to follow this guy. He's basically the top guy at IGN. He also responds if you post on his wall, so he's sort of an interactive big shot. Plus, he let me in to the MyIGN alpha, so this is sort of a thank you in a way. No wise cracks.
Out of all the people here, this one I feel I'll probably get the most backlash for (but if I say people will give me backlash, they'll say that's not the case, or else they'll agree and say "yeah, you're right 'cause you deserve it", er,...nevermind). Don't go in expecting terrific philosophical blogs or thoughts on originality in games (or whatever is "in style" currently around the blogs), but there is something I find appealing about her blogs. Perhaps it's the lack of intense seriousness or something, but whatever the case, I recommend people to follow her, just you won't neccessarily find what you want in her.
What is there that really needs to be said about Joe. He`s simply someone you must follow. Alright, that`s a little disrespectful, but if there one person on IGN you probably won`t be dissapointed with following, it`s probably him.
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Minister Ambrose unveils new action plan with concrete steps to address antimicrobial resistance in Canada, releases first ever integrated, national surveillance report and announces funding to support a new study on the economic impacts of antimicrobial resistance.
March 31, 2015 - Ottawa, ON - Public Health Agency of Canada
Today, the Honourable Rona Ambrose, Minister of Health, met with leaders representing human and animal health organizations to discuss the Government of Canada's plan for combatting antimicrobial resistance (AMR).
The roundtable provided an important opportunity for both human and animal health stakeholders to share their priorities and discuss roles and responsibilities in addressing AMR. Preserving the effectiveness of antimicrobials and ensuring their optimal use (also known as antimicrobial stewardship) was a key focus of the discussion.
AMR is a global challenge affecting public health, healthcare, animal health, agriculture, environment and industry.
At the roundtable Minister Ambrose made several announcements including:
- The Government of Canada's new Federal Action Plan on Antimicrobial Resistance and Use, which builds on the previously released Federal Framework for Action;
- An investment of $250,000 (US) to support a World Bank study of the economic impacts of AMR; and
- The launch of the Canadian Antimicrobial Resistance Surveillance System (CARSS), a new surveillance approach that will provide an integrated, national picture of antimicrobial use and resistance across Canada.
To read the full Action Plan or view the first CARSS report, visit www.canada.ca/antibiotics.
Quick Facts
- Antimicrobial resistance develops when bacteria, viruses, fungi and parasites change so that the medicines, such as antibiotics, used to treat the germs become less effective and sometimes do not work at all.
- Antimicrobial resistance happens naturally, but a major contributor to the rising rate is the overuse and misuse of antimicrobial medicines, such as antibiotics.
- Antimicrobial stewardship encompasses a number of areas including the optimal use of antimicrobials and infection prevention and control, with the goal of minimizing the development of antimicrobial resistance.
- The Federal Action Plan on Antimicrobial Resistance and Use builds on the strategic areas of focus and priority action items outlined in the Framework by identifying concrete steps that will be undertaken by the Government of Canada.
- The Public Health Agency of Canada will lead the implementation of the Action Plan in collaboration with Health Canada, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency, Canadian Institutes of Health Research, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Industry Canada and the National Research Council.
- In 2014-2015, the Agency implemented an educational campaign to help promote awareness and knowledge of antibiotic resistance among the general public/Canadian parents and to raise awareness with health professionals of the resources available to support discussions with their patients about antibiotic resistance. Materials can be found online at www.canada.ca/antibiotics.
- The Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) supports research in AMR through its investigator-initiated and priority-driven research programs. Between 2006 and 2014, CIHR invested over $143 million in AMR research
"Today's announcement demonstrates some of the important steps the Government of Canada has made in addressing the global health issue of antimicrobial resistance. We are committed to working with partners across Canada and around the world to tackle antimicrobial resistance and ensure the medicines Canadians are using continue to be safe and effective."
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Have you checked the tobit model? See Ch. 20 in Greene's textbook (I am referring to the 4th edition). A simple introduction to tobit models can also be found in Wooldridge's "Introductory Econometrics", ch. 17 (2nd edition). Hope it helps. Giovanni ----------------------------------------------- Giovanni VECCHI Dipartimento di Economia e Istituzioni Universitŕ di Roma "Tor Vergata" Via Columbia, 2 00133 Roma Italy voice + 39 (06) 7259 5730 fax + 39 (06) 2020 500 email email@example.com ----------------------------------------------- -----Original Message----- From: email@example.com [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] On Behalf Of julio estevez Sent: giovedě 28 novembre 2002 19.25 To: firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: st: continuous dependent variable with lots of zeros Dear Stata listers: I am running a regression in which my dependent variable is continuous but it has big chunk of zeros. I know that the variable is not truncated or censored in any way so OLS should be the correct estimator. However this type of estimation will run into problems because the resulting residuals will typically not be "well-baheved" (there are grossly non-normal) Any Idea on how to proceed? When the dependent variable is 0/1 or ordinal there are some procedures available (zero-inflated estimators) but I have not found anything when the dependent variable is continuous. thanks for the help! Julio __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now. http://mailplus.yahoo.com * * For searches and help try: * http://www.stata.com/support/faqs/res/findit.html * http://www.stata.com/support/statalist/faq * http://www.ats.ucla.edu/stat/stata/ * * For searches and help try: * http://www.stata.com/support/faqs/res/findit.html * http://www.stata.com/support/statalist/faq * http://www.ats.ucla.edu/stat/stata/
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Anne T. Sammon, a homemaker, died on August 10th at age 94.
A Rockaway resident since 1962, coming from Manhattan, Sammon is preceded in death by her husband, Daniel and son-in-law, Liam Forde. She is survived by her children, Mary Stratton (Francis), Anne Forde, Michael (Nancy), Peggy Weakley (Robert), Daniel (Cynthia) and Josephine Coleman (Brian); brothers, Jimmy Fitzpatrick and Eddie Fitzpatrick; sisters, Roseanne and Mary; 18 grandchildren, four great-grandchildren and a host of nieces and nephews.
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Paul McCobb
Planner Group dining chairs, set of six
made by Winchendon, USA, c. 1950
material birch, enameled steel
size 18 ¼ w x 21 d x 33 ½ h in seat height 17 ¼ inches
description Signed with partial applied manufacturer's label to underside of four examples: [Planner Group Designed by Paul McCobb Winchendon Furniture Company Winchendon Mass].
condition Chairs are newly refinished. Bases were likely repainted at some point showing light wear from contact. Overall fine, vintage condition.


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Winona Republican-Herald, The (Newspaper) - April 20, 1954, Winona, Minnesota Showers or Local Thunderstorms Tonight or Wednesday Mayor's Program For Winona Page 3 Tonight NINETY-EIGHTH YEAR. NO. 127 SIX CENTS PER COPY WINONA, MINNESOTA, TUESDAY APRIL 20, 1954 TWENTY-TWO PACK ecision on Men f Syv erson Kename d School Board Head For Fourth Term First Ward Director Carro! Syverson Monday night was elected to his fourth consecutive 1-year terra as president of the Board of Education. Syverson, who has served as president continually since his election to the board in the spring of 1951, defeated Dr. Philip vR. Heise by a 5-3 vote in the balloting for the presidency. Subsequently Housing Chief Faces Questions On FHA Probe Income Tax Files Opened to Banking Committee WASHINGTON govern ment's housing chief and the head of the Internal Revenue Service were summoned to Capitol Hill to Dr. Heise was re-elected vice president. Also re-elected to their present'day as a congressional investiga posts at the annual reorganization tion of the multimillion-dollar hous meeting of the board were scandal went ahead on two and Business Manager Oscar S. Ifronts- Glover and Superintendent of! Albert M. Cole, housing and Buildings and Grounds John finance administrator, faced mons, both at salaries of a year. Glover presided at the opening of the annual meeting and after he had requested nominations for the presidency Second' Ward Di- rector nominated .Syverson for re- election. He prefaced his nomina- tion with a statement commending the board president for his lead- ership during the past year. Director-at-Large Clarence P. Hartner then moved that nomina- tions be closed and a unanimous ballot be cast for Syverson. The motion was lost for want of a second, however, and a few moments later Second Warder rigorous Banking questioning by Senate Committee members on various phases of the situation, invith the Eisenhower administra- tion to keep Indochina out of Com- munist hands. Dulles said yesterday after a inference with President Eisen- ower at Augusta, Ga., that it is unlikely" any American troops vill be sent to the Southeast Asia attleground. But he declined to nswer an "if" question: Would he avor sending U. S. troops as a apparentl I has been going on right up to re 1 cently. Mrs. Anna Schuster, 53, panicked by a fire that started in her apartment Monday, dangled on a window sill four stories above a Bronx, H. Y., street. Neighbors watch- the tense drama in this exclusive New York Daily News picture taken by amateur Rich- ard Fejes. Firemen tried to persuade Mrs. Schuster to accom- pany them down the stairs but she 'refused to leave her window perch. They finally brought her down a ladder to safety. (AP Wirephoto) Two Gas Company Men Asphyxiated At Albert Lea ALBERT LEA, Minn. W Two maintenance men for Interstate Gas Co. were asphyxiated late Monday while working on a high pressure gas line at Hawthorne School on the city's northern out- skirts. bodies of Laverne Heegard and Harlan Tuchtenhagen, both in the early 30s and of Albert Lea, were found in the manhole where they had been working. A search was started after they failed to report to their office at the end of the day Bidney Bergie, supervisor for the company, said the men had come into .the office about 4 p.m. to get supplies. When they failed his post as third secretary andllast resort if the French should MVC (secret police) chief at thejPull out of Indochina? Soviet Embassy in Canberra. I Cooper, a former delegate to the Russians Aroused i United Nations- said an mter' The riotous episodes surrounding! hofesuno troops B' have to be used in the fight Mrs. Petrov's flight promised ser- ious diplomatic tween Australia repercussions be- and the Kremlin. Soviet Ambassador Nicolai Gener- alov immediately lodged a formal protest at the Australian Foreign Ministry, charging "armed assault against diplomatic couriers and detention of a Soviet to wit: Mrs. Petrov." It was revealed at Canberra that Mrs. Petrov was a cipher clerk j in the Soviet Embassy, handling! the secret coded messages to and from the Kremlin. If she decides! to follow her husband in revealc i ing what she knows about the in- ner workings of that embassy, she may be as important as he in help- ing to track down Soviet espion- against Communist-led forces in Indochina. In any event, he add- ed, he believes that any decision on troop use need not be made immediately. Instead, he said, the United States should press the French to permit American training of na- tive troops to fight against the proposal which the French previously have received i Policy Chairman Saltonstall (R-Mass) of the Senate Armed Services Committee told the Senate yester- day he had been told there was "no change" in the policy against Darwin claimed) the action against the couriers vio- lated their diplomatic immunity. But legal experts pointed out Au-j stralian air travel laws forbid pas-1 sengers to carry firearms aboard a plane. The government announced it was throwing the samu cloak of to report back, Bergie called the secrecy over Mrs. Petrov as it had fire department and rushed to the I over her husband, and there would school area? jbe no interviews with newsmen. Bergie and Joe Spark, the fire Following suspicions that Mrs. chief, donned masks to enter the Petrov might not be a willing re- He said he had been Timrston B. Morton, assistant secretary of state. The, troop-use question was brought to the fore by the state- ment of Vice President Nixon last Friday that American troops might have to be used as a last resort if the French should a possibility he termed unlikely. Sen. Edwin C. Johnson (D-Colo) coupled this with statements he said Nixon had made at a private social affair and said the vice Christensen nominated Theurer, and 4th Ward Aid. Joseph Karsina seconded the nomination. For Holden's nomination, Aid. Christ- ensen and 2nd Ward Aid. Henry Parks teamed up. Presiding at this reorganization session of the Council at City Hall was Mayor Lpyde'E. Pfeiffer, in accordance with established prac- tice, Statement Applauded After he had asked City Record- er Roy G. Wildgrube to call the roll of aldermen, all being pres- ent, the mayor spoke a brief prayer, calling for divine help in the consideration of municipal problems, and then read a 17-min- ute statement which drew applause rare sound in Council cham- bers. The mayor was next named tem- porary chairman for the election of the president, and on Theurer's election he assumed the chair. Botfe he and Vice President Holden were greeted with applause. About 25 men were present as an audience at the meeting, all of them, it appeared, having come on official business of one sort or an- other. However, an attorney, Lauris Petersen, appearing in a zoning matter, later told the alder- men that he was "happy" that business had brought him there for the reorganization session. Before proceeding to routine business, the Council accomplished certain other annual functions. Al city officers were renamed, only one "no" vote being recorded. For the third consecutive year. 1st Ward Aid. R. K. Ellings expressed his opposition to the reappointment of City Assessor H. M. Scherer. Officers renamed: Recorder, Roy G. Wildgrube; at- torney, Harold S. Streater; engi- neer, W. 0. Cribbs; assessor, H. M. Schersr; street commis- missioner, Thomas J. Gile: poor commissioner, M r s. Katherine Lambert; bandmaster, Harold Ed- strom; dairy inspector, Dr. George Failing; City Hall janitor, An- drew Ambuhl, and assistant jani- tor, R. W. Bolderman. On recommendation of the board of health, Willard Swanson and! Carl Bargesbeimer were renamed sanitary inspectors in the health] department. The Republican-Herald was des- gnated as the official newspaper, and Arnold Haake was reappoint- ed to a 3-year term on the Board! of Health. This board has not hadi a meeting for years. Other mem-i bers are Dr. R. H. Wilson and i Holden. j Committees Renamed President Tbeurer renamed all standing committees. They are: (first man chairman) Finance 3rd Ward Aid. Eow- William P. Theurw ard Baumann, 1st Ward Aid. R..K. Ellings, Ald.-at-Large Gordon Your City Council, Board of Education Meeting Reports William P. Theurer re- elected City Council presi- dent. Page 1. Mayor Loyde E. Pfeiffer pre- sents program. Page 3 Cost of new downtown white way may be lower than esti- mated cost of Page 3. Lake Winona outlet cleaning project will be resumed this summer. Page 3. City codifies parking ordi- nances. Page 3. Neighbors object to truck terminal on Wilsie street. Page 16. New milk ordinance adopted. Page 15. City Council safety commit- tee makes report' on railroad crossings. Page 15. Carrol Syverson renamed Board of Education president Page I. School board to consider janitor pay scale. Page 3. Americans Fly Supplies Into Dien Bien Phu HANOI, thousands Indochina ffl of valiant defenders of tmci, uumieu judans iu eiiier uie j rcuvr uugui uui. uc a wiiuug wao "whnnninf if nn for hole. But within minutes, Bergie turnee to her homeland, Menzies j whoopmg it up for was overcome and had to be pulled set into motion the machinery to :o safety. The chief and another make sure she would have a fireman fashioned lifts to bring out chance to say whether she wanted I to go on or stay. Ready for Arrival As she was hustled aboard the Seegard and Tuchtenhagen. Artificial respiration was tried unsuccessfully. The men were de- termined dead by Dr. L. E. Steiner, deputy Freeborn County coroner. Bergie said the two workers hac >een installing an insulator coup- ing in the line when they were Dvercorne. WEATHER FEDERAL FORECAST Winona and Vicinity Cloudy vith occasional showers or local hunderstorms tonight or (Jay morning. No important change temperature. Low tonight 46, high Wednesday 60. LOCAL WEATHER Official observations for the 24 ours ending at 12 m. today: Maximum, 65; minimum, 47; oon, 65; precipitation, none; sun ets torBght at sun rises to- morrow at AIRPORT WEATHER (No. Central Observations) Max. temp. 62 at noon. Low, 48 t a.m. Other noon lin, scattered layer of clouds at feet, visibility over 15 miles, ind from east at 17 miles per barometer 30.24, steady, hu- idity 41 per cent. plane at Sydney, Menzies ordered Reginald Leydin, northern terri tory government secretary at Bar win, to be ready for her arriva! and to ask her-whether she want- ed to go on or stay. When the plane touched down here, security agents and a dozen poliqe swarmed aboard. As. Ley- din approached to talk to Mrs. Petrov, the two having used strong-arm methods during the trip to keep other pas- sengers and crew from talking to in. One of the Russians thrust his hand in his pocket. A nearby po- liceman grabbed his wrist and dis- covered the loaded pistol in the pocket. The other courier carried a similar weapon in a shoulder holster. While Mrs. Petrov, weeping fre- quently, was holding highly emo- tional talks for 45 minutes with Leydin at the Darwin airport, Rus- sian embassy Second Secretary, F. V. Kislitsin protested bitterly. The police neither restrained the diplomat nor searched him. Mrs, Petrov .informed Leydin she wished to stay in Australia after talking with her husband. 85% of State Gross Incomes Under ST. PAUL Nearly 85 per cent of all Minnesota individuals filing income tax returns for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1952 reported a gross income of less than G. Howard Spaeth, state com- missioner of taxation made public the analysis of returns. "A total of Minnesota individual income tax returns of all kinds, on which a tax was paid, was filed during Spaeth said. The commissioner said that a total tax liability of was reported on these returns. The average gross income for all individuals filing returns amounted to and the aver- age deduction taken for federal tax purposes was while the average state normal income tax payment was S42.42. In addition She average individual paid in adjusted compensation (bonus) tax. In the same fiscal period, corporations filed income tax re- turns with a total corporation in- come tax liability of Weishorn, 2nd Ward Aid. Henry Dien Bien by encir- Parks and 4th Ward Aid, Daniel I cling hosts of Communist-led Viet- Bambenek; i minh troops fresh Streets 4th Ward Aid, strength from the skies today. Joseph Karsina, Baumann and El-j American-supplied Dakotas and lings; I Flying Boxcars, piloted by Ameri- Sanitary and can civilian flyers, swooped low en, 2nd Ward Aid. William S. L. j through curtains of fire from rebel Christensen, Bambenek and Weis-, artillery and antiaircraft batteries horn; jto parachute tons more ammuni- Airport tion, food and war material of all Weishorn and Christensen; into the long besieged Purchasing Hold- French Union bastion, en, Bambenek and Weishorn; Safety Karsina, Parks and Ellings; License Ellings, Kar- sina, and Baumann; Health and welfare Holden, Parks and Karsina; Ordinance Bambenek, Parks, Christensen and Holden; Zoning Holden, Bambenek and Baumann; Despite cloudy, rain-laden which forced war planes to curtail radically their assaults on rebel positions, fighters firing and heavy machine guns tried to knock out the Vietminh's antiair- craft guns. They gave cover to the low-fly- ing transports dropping more sup- plies for the garrison, battered by City Weishorn and j two all-out rebel assaults since Christensen; i March 13 and constant local Viet- minh attacks in' the intervening weeks. Constantly pressing in on the Y- shaped French chain of defense, the legions of Communist Ho Chi- minh by today had ringed the shrunken fortifications with trenches and dugouts yards or less from the fortress' main barriers. The rebels over the weekend captured two more French out- posts on the northern arms of the "Y" to further ring in the gar- rison. The French Union defenders fought back with renewed fury in their never-ending effort to deny the Vietminh a major victory be- AFB, Ariz., crashed and burned in I fore, the big powers meet next Band Karsina, Holden and Baumann; Lighting Ellings, Parks, Bau- mann and Karsina; Crooked Slough development and flood control and Bambenek Public scales Holden and Weishorn. 7 Killed in Crash Of Flying Boxcar BURBANK, Calif. W- An Air Force Flying Boxcar, believed to be one with seven persons aboard missing on a flight from Williams the Granada Hills today. were no survivors. There j Monday I Asia. to talk about peace in 1 ;
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Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince Parent Review
If you hope to glean any satisfaction from viewing this sixth year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, you'd be well advised to do some homework first.
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Once again, Albus Dumbledore (Michael Gambon) is about to ask too much of Harry Potter (Daniel Radcliffe). With the prophetic revelation of the young wizard's connection to the Dark Lord (uncovered in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix), the aging professor knows he needs to include the boy in his dangerous efforts to thwart the villainous Voldemort, while at the same time attempting to safeguard his life.
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As part one of his plan, Dumbledore invites former instructor Horace Slughorn (Jim Broadbent) to return to Hogwarts to lead the potions class. Any reservations the self-important educator expresses over the risks of the job are quickly shaken off at the prospect of mentoring someone as famous as "Young Potter." And for part two, Dumbledore asks Harry to befriend the vain teacher who knows a secret or two about the enemy they hope to destroy.
Harry's enthusiasm for the task increases when he opens a well-worn copy of the Potions textbook and discovers its pages are full of helpful notes and insightful commentary. The only clue to the identity of the scribbler is an inscription reading, "Property of the Half-Blood Prince." Despite doubts about the previous owner's intentions, the wicked cheats place Harry at the top of the class and in Slughorn's trusted inner circle.
But Harry is not the only one on a covert mission. Draco Malfoy (Tom Felton) has been approached by some of Voldemort's faithful followers and promised protection by Professor Severus Snape (Alan Rickman). Sneaking about the castle, the angst-filled adolescent spends his extracurricular time in a hidden room where he tampers with a mysterious cupboard.
As the powers of evil grow stronger, both the Muggle and Wizard worlds are threatened. The blight of this black magic causes a suspension bridge to snap (death and harm to pedestrians implied), explosions and arson to claim homes and businesses, individuals to be hexed, cursed and battered, and wands to be weapons capable of wounding and killing (blood is depicted with some of these injuries). Along with constant peril to many characters, there are demonic creatures that attack and try to burn or drown their foes. Potions and poison play a large part in the plot too. These brews result in everything from lustful obsession and reckless behavior to vomiting and near asphyxiation. Still, the story has time to explore budding romances and hormonal attraction between the genders, and plenty of teenaged "snogging" (hand-holding, kissing and embracing) is portrayed.
For fans of the Harry Potter franchise, none of these issues will come as a surprise. J.K. Rowling's books have delved into darker and darker themes with each successive edition to the series. Although she is classified as a writer of juvenile fiction, Rowling has never been afraid of exploring mature topics, such as the loss of loved ones, the desire for power, the call of revenge, the fascination of murder, the dream of immortality, the binding force of vows, and the enduring strength of friendship. And throughout her novels, the author has always taken some time to play with the fancies and foibles of youth (including the magic that turns girls and boys from "yucky" into "interesting").
Ardent admirers will also be the best equipped to fill in any blanks found in the moviemaker's adaptation and to remember details from past installments. However, those just casually curious about the exploits of Harry, Hermione (Emma Watson) and Ron (Rupert Grint), will find themselves at a serious disadvantage. If you hope to glean any satisfaction from viewing this sixth year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, you'd be well advised to do some homework first.Starring Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, Rupert Grint. Running time: 154 minutes. Theatrical release July 15, 2009. Updated July 25, 2016
Get details on profanity, sex and violence in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince here.
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince Parents Guide
Professor Dumbledore reminds the students that Tom Riddle (Voldemort) was once an ordinary pupil just like them. Why does he say this? What does he mean when he claims they may be the greatest power for the forces of evil? Why are some individuals drawn towards things that are good and others towards things that are bad?
Memories play a major role in the movies storyline. How can the events of the past be distorted by the way a person remembers them? Why might one chose to be selective with their memories? How can real truth be determined?


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CAÑON CITY, Colo. - A woman from Cañon City was killed in a crash on Highway 50 Friday evening.
It happened at the intersection of Highway 50 and Mackenzie Avenue.
Police said a 1999 Dodge Durango, driven by Barbara Benish, was traveling westbound when a 1992 Nissan Sentra, driven by Sally Kruse, made a left hand turn. Benish was not able to stop and hit Kruse's car.
Kruse was pronounced dead at the scene. Benish, and a 16 year-old passenger were not badly hurt.
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The next day was our free day and we went river rafting. It was absolutely incredible. We had to hike down about 20 "flights" of stairs carved out of the rock wall to the river. In our raft were just Jasmine, Christine, the guide and myself. There were small rapids, but it was much more of a scenic tour. There were carvings in the rock walls and incredible waterfalls. It was just incredibly beautiful. It was rafting through a tropical forest. That night we went to dinner at Ku Da Ta, which was also amazing. It is a greek food restaurant in the wealthy part of Bali.
On our last day we toured several more factories and traditional areas. We also got a massage with hot stones which was sooo incredible. If you've never done this before, I highly recommend it. Oh, we were definitely tired by the time we left, but it was an amazing vacation. Our plane didn't leave until 12:50am and I slept from the "safety features" to "prepare for landing".
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2013 Chicago Humanities Festival to feature Temple Grandin, animal theme
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The Chicago Humanities Festival asks the deep questions we ask ourselves before we fall asleep at night, or stare out at the grandeur of Lake Michigan on a warm summer's eve, or take a toke of something greenish (legally, that is…in Colorado or Washington). Questions like: What makes us human? How do we make sense of life on this planet? Where can I get a Doritos Locos Taco, stat?
But whereas our Q's only prompt more Q's, the CHF attempts to answer them—or at least have experts present their research, experiences and creative discoveries. The fall 2013 festival—which takes place October 13 and 20 and November 1 through 10—considers "animal" from various angles. Specifically, how recent scholarship on the human-animal relationship has evolved and changed, with, as CHF artistic director Matti Bunzl notes, "unprecedented convergence in once-distant fields."
The CHF fest's real strong suit is pondering a theme across multiple disciplines—film, visual art, science, literature, etc.—and this year features more than 100 diverse events that explore what it means to be human or animal. Among the presenters are animal scientist Temple Grandin, medical scholar and surgeon Atula Gawande, novelist Sherman Alexie, primatologist Frans de Waal, New Yorker writer Susan Orlean, psychoanalytic theorist Julia Kristeva, author Justin Torres and Harvard prof/fairy tale expert Maria Tatar.
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BHP Billiton has turned decidedly bullish on the prospects for the China-led boom in mineral and energy commodity prices to be swept higher still by cohesive global economic recovery, taking its profits along for the ride in the process.
The China factor is already having a telling impact on the resource giant's profits, with managing director Chip Goodyear able to announce from London yesterday a bumper December half-year profit of $US1.21 billion ($A1.52 billion).
It was a result underpinned by a jump in commodity prices in response to the seemingly insatiable demand from China.
But Mr Goodyear yesterday pointed to the gathering pace of the US and Japanese economies as additional bright lights.
The remarkable surge in prices prompted Mr Goodyear to quip that if he had predicted the scale of the price boom a year ago, he would have been accused of being away with Alice in Wonderland.
But surge they have. "It's been quite an incredible 2003," Mr Goodyear said of copper's move to $US1.20 a pound, the surge in nickel to $US7 a pound and the recent 28 per cent coking coal price increase, among other stellar price performances.
The first taste of what the commodity price boom means for the company came through in the group's December-half profit, which was a good 15 per cent higher than market expectations.
The group's share price climbed 17�, or 1.4 per cent, to $12.20 in response.
The profit was 30 per cent higher than the previous corresponding period's $US931 million profit and indicates that the market will be busy substantially upgrading full-year (2003-04) profit estimates.
An unusually upbeat Mr Goodyear said there was no luck in the group's ability to ride the commodity price surge. He said it was all about having spent the money on new growth projects in the "tough times".
He said the 15 new projects developed during the economic uncertainty that had prevailed for the past 21/2 years would "certainly pay dividends" as the company moved into "an exciting price environment".
BHP Billiton would also continue to spend up big to meet the Chinese-led boom in demand, with another $US8.1 billion in projects waiting in line to be developed, subject to feasibility and board approval. Mr Goodyear said China had 1.3 billion people, "who see this as their century".
He said China continued to record strong domestic growth, providing the impetus for a recovery in other Asian economies. The US was also rebounding, while Europe's fate would be determined by the euro's moves.
"Six months ago, we discussed whether the US was actually in a recovery or not," Mr Goodyear said.
"There is no doubt that it is in a recovery. We are certainly seeing a pick-up in demand. We're seeing a contagion effect from China all over East Asia, and Japan is no different."
The importance of China's emergence as a big and fast-growing consumer of imported commodities was highlighted in BHP Billiton's own figures. The group's direct sales there in the December half at $US1.1 billion matched sales there for all of last year.
BHP Billiton's growth "pipeline" includes the $A900 million Worsley alumina project in Western Australia and the $A1.7 billion Yabulu (Queensland)/Ravensthorpe (WA) nickel projects. Go-ahead decisions are expected as early as next month.
No dividend was declared with yesterday's result. The company had previously declared and paid, in December, an interim dividend of US8� a share. Mr Goodyear said the next dividend would be declared in May.
The market expects the group to eventually move to the normal practice of declaring interim and and final dividends with the release of its profit reports.
The declaration of a May interim dividend is a throwback to the group's practice of reporting its profits on a quarterly basis.
The reporter owns shares in BHP Billiton.
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I can not seem to figure out this question. Can someone please help?
Two cards are drawn from an ordinary deck of 52 playing cards with replacement. What is the probability that A) both cards are the same color? B) both cards are from the same suit? C) How would your answers to parta (a) and (b) change if the draws are made without replacement?
Thanks for your help.
A) half of the cards are red and half are blue. The probability is 1/4 that both are read and 1/4 that both are black. Add those and you get 1/2
B) Follow the same logic. Both cubs = 1/4. Both hearts = 1/4 etc. Add them up
C) What do tou think?
So would the answer to B)= 1/2.
1/2 for (B) is not correct.
"B) Follow the same logic. Both cubs = 1/4. Both hearts = 1/4 etc. Add them up "
Means you'd have to do some calculations for each of the 4 suits.
First club = 13/52
Second club = 13/52 (with replacement)
So both clubs would be 13/52*13/52=1/16
Same goes for each of the other three suits.
Add up the numbers for all four suits and you'll get the required answer.
C) Without replacement, the chance of getting the same color on two consecutive draws equals the probability of getting red twice in a row PLUS the probability of getting black twice in a row. That probability is 2*(1/2)*(25/51) = 25/51
The probability of getting two of the same suit in consecutive draws is
4*(1/4)*(12/51)= 12/51
The number 4 in front is due to the fact that there are four different suits; it could be any of them.
3. From a deck of 52 ordinary playing cards, two cards are drawn with replacement. Find the probability that both are hearts.
it would be 27/625


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This is a discussion on Suspect Died; LEO in stable condition within the In the News: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly forums, part of the The Back Porch category; Police: Robbery Suspect Shot During Gunfight Died - News- msnbc.com Police: Robbery Suspect Shot During Gunfight Died Suspects Responsible For Several Other Robberies, Police Say ...
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Suspects Responsible For Several Other Robberies, Police Say
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GREENSBORO, N.C. - Greensboro police said a suspect who was shot Monday evening during a gunfight with officers has died.
Police said the man, identified as Demarcus Majors, 22, and another man, Christopher Patterson, 23, robbed the Wachovia Bank at the intersection of Holden and High Point Roads in Greensboro, around 4:30 Monday afternoon.
A 911 call tipped officers in time for them to give chase to the men as they drove away from the scene. That chase ended in a crash and gunfire on Patterson Street near Business-40.
Greensboro Capt. John Wolfe said that most of the gunfire was exchanged near Patterson Street, and that the location of the gunfight was fortunate because it wasn't densely populated.
An officer was also injured in the chase and suffered a gunshot wound to his legs. He was listed in stable condition.
"When the suspects entered the bank, they were very violent and very vocal. They jumped over the counter, went to the vault, and approached the tellers," Greensboro Capt. Janice Rogers said.
Several police cruisers were damaged in the pursuit. Police said the vehicle that Majors and Patterson drove away in had been stolen earlier from an apartment complex.
North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation agents were called to investigate the shooting, which is standard during officer-involved shooting investigations.
Rogers said it took investigators almost 11 hours to process the scene.
Rogers said several charges were pending against Patterson, who remained in the hospital Tuesday.
"I never like to see an ending of this magnitude where we have people injured on either side. It definitely hits home," Rogers said.
Wolfe said Majors wasn't unknown to local law enforcement agencies and that the Department had tried to help him find a job.
Rogers said Majors and Patterson were also suspects in several other robberies in the Triad.
"It was surprising to us to learn that this was one of the guys involved, because we had recently been in contact with him on an employment issue," Wolfe said. "I'm not sure what else we could have done for this young man."
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All next day at Beacon House there was a crazy sense that it was everybody's
birthday. It is the fashion to talk of institutions as cold and cramping things. The
truth is that when people are in exceptionally high spirits, really wild with freedom
and invention, they always must, and they always do, create institutions. When
men are weary they fall into anarchy; but while they are gay and vigorous they
invariably make rules. This, which is true of all the churches and republics of
history, is also true of the most trivial parlour game or the most unsophisticated
meadow romp. We are never free until some institution frees us; and liberty
cannot exist till it is declared by authority. Even the wild authority of the harlequin
Smith was still authority, because it produced everywhere a crop of crazy
regulations and conditions. He filled every one with his own half-lunatic life; but it
was not expressed in destruction, but rather in a dizzy and toppling construction.
Each person with a hobby found it turning into an institution. Rosamund's songs
seemed to coalesce into a kind of opera; Michael's jests and paragraphs into a
magazine. His pipe and her mandoline seemed between them to make a sort of
smoking concert. The bashful and bewildered Arthur Inglewood almost struggled
against his own growing importance. He felt as if, in spite of him, his photographs
were turning into a picture gallery, and his bicycle into a gymkhana. But no one
had any time to criticize these impromptu estates and offices, for they followed
each other in wild succession like the topics of a rambling talker.
Existence with such a man was an obstacle race made out of pleasant obstacles.
Out of any homely and trivial object he could drag reels of exaggeration, like a
conjurer. Nothing could be more shy and impersonal than poor Arthur's
photography. Yet the preposterous Smith was seen assisting him eagerly
through sunny morning hours, and an indefensible sequence described as "Moral
Photography" began to unroll about the boarding-house. It was only a version of
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Today mommy decided that she is utterly in love with my chin.
She took these pictures of me, from below, so you could really see my wrinkly little chin and throat. Then she turned me over, cradled me in her arms and buried her face in those warm, soft wrinkles. I liked it, it was a nice angle from which to chew her hair.
I am officially 12 weeks old today, and my new Orijen Puppy food came yesterday!! Mama dozed off on the couch and forgot to put me back in my x-pen first so she woke up to a kitchen full of my poos and pees -- I will get her trained yet, bol!!
(At least she had me gated in the kitchen ::wink::)
Well Stella's UA results came in today - she has a significant amount of bacteria in her urine. On a 2 week BID course of Clavamox in addition to her 2 week 1 PO daily course of Metronidazole. Maybe this explains her recent frequent 'dribbling' of urine while awake, and her empty-crate-floor wetting in her sleep.
Much like with my obsessively beloved human babies, a mama knows when something is wrong. I had a feeling there was more going on than just an "immature sphincter".
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Over $15 million from the Canada Research Chair program for research by 15 CRCs at McGill.
Fri, 2012-10-12 13:47
McGill is proud to announce that six new Canada Research Chairs have been awarded and nine chairs have been renewed, bringing a total of over $15 million to the university for research in fields ranging from social inequalities in child health to experimental optomechanics over the next five to seven years.
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Serre's Conjecture
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Februar 1978
BeschreibungFrom the Preface: "I felt it would be useful for graduate students to see a detailed account of the sequence of mathematical developments which was inspired by the Conjecture, and which ultimately led to its full solution.... I offered a course on Serre's Conjecture to a small group of graduate students in January, 1977 [at the University of California, Berkeley] one year after its solution by Quillen and Suslin. My course was taught very much in the spirit of a mathematical 'guided tour'. Volunteering as the guide, I took upon myself the task of charting a route through all the beautiful mathematics surrounding the main problem to be treated; the 'guide' then leads his audience through the route, on to the destination, pointing out the beautiful sceneries and historical landmarks along the way."
InhaltsverzeichnisFoundations.- The "classical" results on serre's conjecture.- Two elementary proofs of serre's conjecture.- Horrocks' theorem.- Quillen's method.- The quadratic analogue of serre's conjecture.
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We are all smiles after an amazing weekend filled with awards! Our sister company, Scott Automation & Robotics, won another outstanding award, making us even more proud to be a part of this amazing, innovative team.Scott Automation and Robotics took home the WORKSAFE VICTORIA AWARD: Health & Safety Invention of the Year for their Lamb X-ray Primal and Middle System.
Motoman is proud to announce that it will expand its range of industrial material handling robots with the new GP series. This series, due out October 2016, will include the GP 7, GP 8, and GP 12. All of these robots will be compact, slender, yet curvaceous to enable a penetration into deep work spaces while also providing a large work envelope. To help provide even more flexibility, there are versatile mounting options: floor, ceiling, and wall.
SCOTT is proud to announce they have teamed up with an elite group of multinational companies by joining KUKA's Global Key Account Program. The SCOTT Groups global footprint now has the ability to reach New Zealand, Australia, China, the USA, Germany, and Italy.SCOTT Technology Limited, RobotWorx' parent company, specializes in the manufacturing and design of automated production and machinery.
Come one; come all, to the IMTS at McCormick Place, Chicago. Sept. 12 - 17, 2016. This is a trade show that you don't want to miss! The IMTS (International Manufacturing Technology Show) does a fantastic job of presenting the most useful, up-to-date, technical information available. It also provides an excellent opportunity to network with experts and peers in the field and the chance to experience these technologies, first-hand.
Robotic bin picking is incredibly important as it is able to take the tedious, monotonous tasks off of workers hands. It is able to effectively handle bulk parts sorting, dangerous operations, and/or labor-intensive order fulfillment. Because of its complexity, random bin picking has yet to be perfected or completely grasped by automation systems. However, visionaries are pioneering their way into that uncharted territory.
ABB has recently launched an unrivaled safety certified software that increases overall productivity for up to a 30% reduction in total investment cost! SafeMove2 provides increased flexibility, greater space savings, numerous cutting edge commissioning tools, and even more improved safety functions such as safe speed limits, safe standstill monitoring, safe axis ranges and position, and orientation supervision.
KEEN, an outdoor and lifestyle footwear brand, created UNEEK footwear to not only innovate the design of the shoe but also the process by which it is made. KEEN has collaborated with House of Design, LLC, an ABB Robotics Value Provider, to develop a unique automation cell for the UNEEK footwear manufacturing process.
The "Internet of Things" is showing up in more homes everyday, creating networks of connectivity that allow our everyday devices to collect and exchange data. It is helping to create ways to integrate our physical world into computer-based systems, resulting in improved efficiency, accuracy, and even economic benefit. And now, the IoT is beginning to introduce its face in the Industrial Robot business... introducing the IIoT (Industrial Internet of Things).
Scott Automation & Robotics, RobotWorx' sister company, keeps on racking up the awards! They just won the PACE Zenith Award for their innovative mining solution known as ROBOFUEL! Scott Automation & Robotics is an award winning team that is dedicated to serve the customized needs of production-critical companies with world-class automation and robotic solutions.
Industrial robots move with great force and can easily injure worker if he/she enters a work space during operation. For this reason, robots are contained behind curtains, fencing, or other barriers for the safety and protection of human workers. This is great for some operations, but other automation businesses need just a little more flexibility.