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"ethereum mining calculator rx580 best"
The Ethereum Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) file is stored in VRAM by miners. The DAG grows in size by remaining proportionate to the mining difficulty. About once every epoch (or 30,000 Ethereum blocks), a new DAG is generated, which must be downloaded in order to continue mining.
Profitability: When choosing a mining pool make sure you consider the profitability of such pool. It is vital to join the mining pool that has a good amount of hashing power in the Ethereum network. If it has a high hash rate, then it has the chance of generating more blocks.
Ok so now that you have all the parts, how do you put it all together? If you've built your own desktop computer before, this will be easy. If not then take a look at this awesome video on YouTube that shows you step by step on how to put it all together. The video shows them using Eth OS.
Every developer seeking to engage and make use of smart contracts on the Ethereum blockchain needs Ether to proceed. It is popularly called the fuel that runs Ethereum. It is a less expensive way of running transactions on the network when compared to buying Ether. You can also decide to sell your Ether after mining.
Going back to the analogy of real-world mining, in cryptocurrency mining you can use different tools to find the gold, so-called mining software. Each mining software has evolved over the years, but some have developed more than others. The primary contenders for Ethereum mining are Claymore and Genoil.
When looking at mining for profits, it should be approached like any other business venture. The best GPU for mining cryptocurrency will be the one that has the best combination of hashrate, price, and power consumption. This is the card that will have the highest return on investment over a certain period of time (usually 6 months). This definitely will not be the fastest card on the market. You'll also want to consider time of ownership and resale value. Either you will run these cards until they die, or you will replace them annually with faster hardware. Again, all in your ROI equation. It's super important to do your research and completely ignore YouTube comments, as much of them are completely wrong. You wouldn't get stock market advice from YouTube comments would you?
OK, so that sounds like a pretty serious error, the card is halting its mining operation for some reason. It could be overheating or experiencing some other kind of hardware or software error. Can you find the log file? Reading it would probably reveal why the card is giving problems. I believe adding the "-dbg 1" switch will create a log file which will help for troubleshooting.
Additionally, it is incredibly fast, allowing you to send money anywhere in the world and within the shortest time possible. The wallet is simply software, which is open source, safe, and supports editing.
Nevertheless, when a designer makes claims hash rates at certain clock frequencies, one can determine if A. there is a straightforward calculation and B. if the designer is being imprecise (rounding values) or even intentionally dishonest, as the ratio between clock cycles and hash rate should remain the same.
MinerGate allows users to mine coins through a smart-mining option (auto switches to most profitable coin) or choosing your favorite cryptocurrency manually. Merged-mining is available for FCN and MCN, allowing you to mine two currencies at once without the loss of hashrate for the main coin.
By entering the above details into an Ethereum Mining Calculator, you'll be presented with a rough guide of your expected profits. While the calculator will automatically enter the current figure for difficulty, keep in mind that difficulty is very likely to rise in the future. Ethereum's high price lures in more miners!
Graphic cards are more suitable for handling the recurrent processes that characterize the mining of ether. They offer tremendous speeds of up to 200 times faster than central processing units. Also, ether is better mined by AMD which is more effective than NVIDIA cards.
What all cryptocurrencies have in common is their primary operating principle: they all rely on a decentralized network to store transaction information, which basically makes all transactions publicly accessible and incorruptible. This network is usually known as a blockchain, and consists of blocks that each contains information about multiple transactions. When a transaction is initiated, it needs to be included in a block and verified for authenticity; the verification part is done through complex computations performed by – you guess it – miners.
IMPORTANT: The following info is taken from the manufacturers and does not take into account and custom configuration such as overclocking, undervolting and BIOS modifications. Actual results vary depending on your customization. AMD cards allow for greater customization while Nvidia cards are locked to certain configurations.
The calculations neglect the electricity used by the other computer components, but these are usually negligible, especially if you have multiple GPUs in a single rig. In my case, I am mining with multiple RX480s, and expect to generate around $200 a month. Since all the equipment cost me $2000, I will break even after ten months, and make $400 profit or 20% by the end of the year.
Repeat step 4 in a new command terminal (change directory command). To open a new command terminal, right-click on the previously active terminal icon found in the taskbar and then click on the terminal from the menu.
However, once you have your GPU cards, they will need power. Therefore, the second most important factor is how much your card will consume, and how much you'll need to pay for this. In order, to calculate this, you'll need to find out how much power it uses and how much you need to pay per KW/h. These are respectively 150W and $0.10 per KW/h for me. To calculate the per hour cost just convert W to kW (by diving by 1000) and multiply together, so for me the rig would cost 0.15*0.1= $0.015/hour to keep alive. This amounts to $0.36/ day or $10.80/month.
I doubt he could even notice! Why? Well I left a debug feature for people just like you this feature shows Claymore's wallets and show them in your miner console. So you can check his wallets and see for yourself how many bitcoins he make daily.
A: If you've got a suitable GPU with at least 3GB RAM, it's a quick and painless matter of making some tweaks in Windows, installing the mining app then entering a few settings from your chosen pool's website. Further details are available in the Getting Started with Mining section.
Another reason why people continue mining even when it's unprofitable to mine Ethereum is because of their belief that Ethereum will be worth much more in the future. Even though Ethers are worth around $300-$350 now, in 5 years they might be worth $3000-$3500. So even if mining now is unprofitable, the coins will rise in value as time goes on.
For better performance please use Google Chrome or Opera (without VPN feature, or you will get ping to VPN location plus ping from VPN location to mining pool). Safari seems to be slower during ping request in 3 times.
New to mining. I currently have 6 msi RX580's stable at 29.6 MH/s on claymore. In the pool I was in I don't think I'd ever get paid dponing 177 MH/s. On nicehash i can't figure out how to set it up so I'm only mining ETH and my MH/s is only 22.3. Any help would be appreciated.
Once you build trust into hashflare you can also pronounce it to connections or associates. I personaly have many links who invested into hashflare. You can make a make a also of of an easy 10% commission for each attain your referral makes. Be innocent to check out their affiliate system.
EthPool is a predictable solo mining pool. This means if you would mine solo with a defined hashrate, you would find a block every x days, in theory. EthPool sums up your credits and pays out a full block to you, predictably, every x days.
This mining pool mines tens of other coins including Ethereum. They charge a developer fee of 1% and a 2% fee, for dual mining mode. They offer services to Europe, U.S, and Asia and contribute almost 10% of hash rate power.
Currently you'll need at least 3GB of dedicated video memory (VRAM) to mine Ethereum, and this VRAM requirement is expected to grow to 4GB in 2018. It's important to note that if you are planning to mine with a GPU that doesn't have at least 3GB of VRAM, you won't be able to!


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The Mirror is reporting that charities have warned children receiving free school meals could lose them under Universal Credit.
And as the roll-out of the new benefit is extended to families, pressure on the Government to spell out exactly how the change will affect kids is mounting.
Universal Credit is designed to be a simpler system that encourages claimants back into work. But it is not clear how it will replace the system of "passported' benefits like free school meals.
A spokesman from The Children's Society said: "We are concerned that – without an explicit guarantee from Government – children in families who are moved onto Universal Credit could see their free school meals taken away…"
School meals are what's called a "passported" benefit because families can only claim them if they already receive certain other benefits, such as Jobseeker's Allowance or child tax credits.
But because Universal Credit is streamlined, officials may find it hard to decide which families can claim the extra benefits.
While some families currently receiving free school meals could lose out, the shake-up may be good news for other families on low incomes who didn't previously make the cut…
More at: Universal Credit could take free school meals away from children
The full report says the DfE declined to comment when approached by the Mirror which could be seen as ominous.
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Antioxidant-Rich Diet May Reduce the Risk of Stroke in Smokers
Smokers are at increased risk of having a ]]>stroke]]> . Various substances found in tobacco smoke, including nicotine and carbon monoxide, can harm the brain in a number of ways. By diminishing the capacity of red blood cells to carry oxygen, and by contributing to the buildup of ]]>atherosclerosis]]> , these toxic substances reduce oxygen supply to the brain. They can also cause direct harm to cells in the brain by increasing their exposure to "oxidative stress".
Some research has shown that foods rich in antioxidants can help reduce the risk of cancer, heart attacks, and strokes by preventing oxidative damage to cells. Dietary antioxidants include ]]>vitamins C]]> and ]]>E]]> , ]]>beta-carotene]]> , and flavonoids. Antioxidants are abundant in fruits, vegetables, and vegetable oils. Since smokers are exposed to increased oxidative stress, some researchers theorize that antioxidants may be particularly beneficial to smokers.
A new study in the November 2003 issue of Neurology found that people who consumed a diet high in vitamin C were 34% less likely to have a stroke. This effect was most pronounced in smokers, who also benefited from a diet rich in vitamin E.
About the Study
This study included 5,197 participants aged 55 and older, who were part of the Rotterdam Study in the Netherlands. The Rotterdam Study is an ongoing, population-based study of people living in a suburb of Rotterdam, the Netherlands. The participants had intact cognitive functioning, were living independently, and had not had a stroke when the study began.
Before the study, the participants completed food frequency questionnaires, which included intake of antioxidant-rich foods. The participants were divided into low, medium, and high intake groups for each of the following antioxidant-rich foods:
- Vitamin C (found in fruits, salads, and vegetables)
- Vitamin E (found in vegetable oils and margarine)
- Beta-carotene (found in carrots, leafy vegetables, yellow and red fruits, margarine, and dairy product colorants)
- Flavonoids (found in tea, red wine, onions, broccoli, soya beans, legumes, apples, cherries, berries, citrus fruits, parsley, and thyme)
The researchers analyzed the participants who took antioxidant supplements separately. They followed the participants for 6.4 years, keeping track of who had strokes. Then they calculated the affect of antioxidant intake on the risk of having a stroke.
The Findings
During the study, 253 participants had strokes.
Overall, medium and high intake of foods rich in vitamin C reduced the risk of stroke by approximately a third. This result was mostly due to the affect on smokers. For smokers, the risk of stroke dropped by 62% in the medium intake group and 73% in the high intake group. When nonsmokers were analyzed separately, the intake of vitamin C-rich foods had no significant affect on the risk of stroke.
While foods rich in vitamin E had no significant affect on the study group as a whole, higher intake of these foods was associated with a decreased risk of stroke in smokers.
Foods rich in beta-carotene and flavonoids, and antioxidant supplement intake did not significantly impact the risk of stroke.
How Does This Affect You?
These findings suggest that foods rich in vitamin C and possibly vitamin E may help reduce the risk of stroke, especially in smokers.
How can you increase your intake of vitamins C and E? Try incorporating some of these antioxidant-rich foods and oils into your diet:
- Black currants
- Guavas
- Strawberries
- Citrus fruits
- Green peppers
- Watercress
- Mustard greens
- Cress
- Parsley
- Broccoli tops
- Brussels sprouts
- Wheat germ oil
- Sunflower seed oil
- Cottonseed oil
- Safflower oil
- Palm oil
- Rapeseed oil
Another interesting finding, which is consistent with many other antioxidant studies, is that while foods containing certain antioxidants were protective, antioxidant supplements were not. Does this mean that antioxidants in pills aren't as effective as those in foods? It's certainly possible that something in these foods in addition to antioxidants provided the protection. The authors raise another theory: it might be important to be exposed to antioxidants for long periods of time, before buildup of atherosclerosis begins in the arteries. While a person's diet tends to change little over time, many people take supplements only for short periods. Also, the participants who were taking supplements may have been doing so because they were already at higher risk of having a stroke. On the other hand, maybe it was something other than the antioxidants themselves that provided the protection—perhaps the combined benefits of a healthful diet.
It's important to keep in mind, of course, that a far better way to reduce your risk of a stroke, and countless other bad health outcomes, is to stop smoking if you do. Smoking is the third leading cause of death and the leading cause of preventable death in the United States. Your doctor can help recommend programs and medications to help you quit smoking.
American Dietetic Association
American Stroke Association
Brain basics: preventing stroke. National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke website. Available at: http://www.ninds.nih.gov/health_and_medical/pubs/preventing_stroke.htm . Accessed November 11, 2003.
Cigarettes and other nicotine products. National Institute on Drug Abuse website. Available at: http://www.drugabuse.gov/Infofax/tobacco.html . Accessed November 11, 2003.
Stroke risk factors. American Stroke Association website. Available at: http://www.strokeassociation.org/presenter.jhtml?identifier=4716 . Accessed November 11, 2003.
Voko Z, Hollander M, Hofman A, Koudstaal PJ, Breteler MMB. Dietary antioxidants and the risk of ischemic stroke: the Rotterdam Study. Neurology . 2003;61:1273-1275.
Last reviewed Nov 14, 2003 by ]]>Richard Glickman-Simon, MD]]>
Please be aware that this information is provided to supplement the care provided by your physician. It is neither intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice. CALL YOUR HEALTHCARE PROVIDER IMMEDIATELY IF YOU THINK YOU MAY HAVE A MEDICAL EMERGENCY. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider prior to starting any new treatment or with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.
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From The Socialist newspaper, 15 May 2019
Newham gas workers' strike threat beats Labour council cuts
Newham's Labour council had unilaterally withdrawn call-out payments from gas safety managers. But the east London borough backed down on the eve of strike action.
General union Unite had heard these promises before. So the union waited until the money was in the workers' bank accounts before calling off the strike.
Key to victory was the workers' determination to take action, supported by solidarity from their workmates.
One week before the strike, the managers protested outside their workplace. They were joined by over 30 of their colleagues - housing repair workers - who are also balloting for strike action against pay cuts.
Newham refuse workers, also organised by Unite, could strike as well in a dispute over the grading of their jobs. The council could have stolen over £20,000 from each of them in the last decade.
Determined action by the housing and bin workers can bring them victory. Just like it has for the gas managers this year - and Newham school workers fighting against becoming privately run 'academies' last year, led by Socialist Party member and National Education Union branch secretary Louise Cuffaro.
Ian Pattison, East London Socialist Party
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The coronavirus crisis has laid bare the class character of society in numerous ways. It is making clear to many that it is the working class that keeps society running, not the CEOs of major corporations.
The results of austerity have been graphically demonstrated as public services strain to cope with the crisis.
The government has now ripped up its 'austerity' mantra and turned to policies that not long ago were denounced as socialist. But after the corona crisis, it will try to make the working class pay for it, by trying to claw back what has been given.
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- When the health crisis subsides, we must be ready for the stormy events ahead and the need to arm workers' movements with a socialist programme - one which puts the health and needs of humanity before the profits of a few.
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We therefore urgently appeal to all our viewers to donate to our special coronavirus appeal.
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Park Tivoli
Copenhagen for kids and adults: amusement Park Tivoli
If you wish unforgettable experiences for yourself and your child, be sure to visit one of the main attractions of Copenhagen is the Tivoli Park, which is open only 5 months out of the year. Tivoli is the oldest amusement Park in Europe. He is the ancestor of all modern Lunapark, including Disneyland Paris and ideal for families with children.
The Park was founded in 1843 as a journalist and entrepreneur Georg Carstensen. Had money and connections, Carstensen made by king Christian VIII approval of the project construction in the place of fortifications surrounding Copenhagen, as well as tax exemption in the first years of the Park.
After the construction of the Tivoli orgomnoe instantly acquired popularity because it is difficult to find a person who is indifferent to entertainment. On the other hand, the opening of the Park contributed to the democratization of society, as paying for the ticket, all social groups receive equal rights and opportunities. Thus, the Tivoli has become a unique place where they could meet and communicate.
Features of the Park: the constant updating and continuing tradition
"Tivoli will never be completed!"- said about the Park is its Creator, Karstensen. Over the years of their sushestvovaniya repeatedly rebuilt and updated, constantly improving your appearance. To date Tivoli time Andersen has little left.
The vintage of construction, which are about 150 years is the main entrance and the pavilion pantomime. Other old buildings have been replaced or modernized, new rides are open and presented a new concept of entertainment to meet the ever changing needs of the population.
Today the Park is a rare mix of old and new, entertainment, and culture. The original idea remains intact and many traditions date back to the first years of Tivoli: illuminated vintage carousel, entertainers, fireworks, live music, pantomime theatre, guard boys and so on
Entertainment not only for children but also for adults
In Tivoli, everyone can find something to your taste. While the children have fun on the numerous rides that parents can ride on a huge roller coaster called "Demon", to see a play or eat out in one of the 24 restaurants, some of whom are very famous, such as the Hard Rock Café.
A walk in the Park and its location
Tivoli is an oasis of relaxation in the heart of Copenhagen with fantastic atmosphere. You can reach it very easily because it is located near the Central train station. The entrance ticket can be purchased for the use of amusement, and just to visit the Park. At various times along the paths of the Park strolled Hans Christian Andersen, Alexander Benois, Louis Armstrong, Jawaharlal Nehru. After a visit to Tivoli, Walt Disney and the thought of his Disneyland.
When to go?
The Park is open in the warm season: from mid-April to mid-September. Also here celebrated Halloween – C14 on 23 October and held a Christmas fair – from 11 November to 30 December. According to various sources, visit Tivoli every year from 4 to 7 million people.


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This workshop will show you the various techniques to create your own superb floral arrangements according to the seasons and holidays (Christmas, Easter...) Does this intrigue you? Then this class is for you.
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Price 150.00 €
Number of lessons 12
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To register for our activities, call us or come to 11 Bisserwee, Monday to Friday from 9am to 12pm.


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OZ Road Race 40+5 Win Report by Morgan Brown
I'm pleasantly surprised to be writing this win report, though I'm afraid I can hardly hope to fill the shoes of other recent pedal Racing winners like David McNeill! I'm going to spend a couple paragraphs describing how I got into racing, as I think it will act as a message of hope, coming from someone like myself with no obvious talent nor much racing experience.
I'm 42 years old and 2016 is my first racing season. I moved to Colorado in June, 2011, and I vividly remember my first ride – on a 35-pound hybrid – up Lookout Mountain. Windy Saddle wasn't windy, but when I breathlessly asked my friend to stop there, I was certainly winded! Smart money would have just quit, but over the next few seasons, my seriousness and fitness improved, while my bike – and body – weight declined. Since then, I've done many of the "serious" recreational rides such as the Triple Bypass and the Golden Gran Fondo.
I have to thank (blame?) Strava for pushing me into racing. A geophysicist by training, I've always been a "numbers guy" and pretty competitive. Through a shameless case of "Strava Stalking", I found a fast local group ride — Park Hill Peloton (PHP) – which follows an out-and-back course through Cherry Creek State Park and draws many of the best local racers. I recall being quite scared on the first few rides with the speed and close proximity of group rides. Since October, 2014, I've ridden PHP about 50 times. At first, I'd get dropped nearly as soon as the group entered the Park. It's taken me 18 months, but this season, I have finally been able to hang on over the entire course with the lead group.
The reader may be wondering how/if this background relates to racing. Until I started riding PHP, I had no idea that grown men raced bikes competitively! Had I known, I still wouldn't have visualized myself racing. Even after fellow PHP rider Mark Stookesberry invited me to join pedal last year, I still didn't think I had what it took to race competitively.
My first race was the Buff Gold Road Race, where I took fourth, and had I not been sent into a farmer's field by the guy who took third, I would've landed on the podium! I took another fourth at the Clasica de Rio Grande.
Clearly, and surprisingly, I had the group riding prowess and strength to hold the lead group in Cat 5 races, but did I have the strength to WIN the OZ Road Race? Everyone told me that "Cat 5 breakaways never work," but after reading about David's very cool Clasica de Rio Grande victory, I was intrigued. Pedal had several strong riders at the OZ Race. I wondered if we could make a breakaway work.
The OZ Race spends several miles on Imboden Road; this year, the northwest wind (and loose dirt) punished the field and kept the initial pace slow. I had been frustrated on my first two races by the fairly sedate pace, culminating with a bunch sprint. I'm not a sprinter, nor am I a climber, but I have "diesel power", and I vowed to thin the field on this long and flat course.
After the right turn onto E. 88th Ave., the headwind turned into a tailwind, and Stephen Douglas and I picked up the pace. By mile 10, the 22-man group was showing cracks, and by mile 13, had been blown apart, with a surviving lead group of perhaps 8 riders.
Being 6'8" and a fairly heavy (for bike racing) 205 pounds, I thrive on mild downhills with tailwinds. To test the field, I went off the front at mile 15 and was joined by Bruce Johnson. We worked together and opened a 10-second gap, which persisted for another several miles, until we were chased down by Joe Clemens of Primal and Tyler Peterson of Old School. I was hoping to see the chartreuse sleeve of Stephen, but alas, he did not make it, though he finished a strong 6th.
Our four-man breakaway worked very efficiently for the next 20 miles, echeloning into the head/crosswind on the westbound return leg and opened a 3-minute gap with the chase group. By mile 35 of this 37+ mile race, "Teamwork" gave way to probing, but all four riders held on. Nearing the final hard left into the finish chute, Joe, who is a strong sprinter (and all-around rider) gained a strong inside lead position. However, he failed to negotiate the turn and he tangled with the other two riders (but thankfully stayed upright), and I cruised in for a victory. After a couple heartbreaking 4th place finishes, I eagerly drank from the fountain of luck!
Lessons learned? Apparently Cat 5 breakaways CAN work, but I don't think you can extrapolate this result to a Cat 4 or higher race. This breakaway worked because 1) we were able to drop 2/3 of the riders very quickly, and 2) the chase group was comparable in size to the breakaway group! The Cat 4 fields are usually much larger, so I find it hard to believe that a 4-man breakaway could reliably maintain a lead, in the absence of some type of disruption or confusion, like pedal SM4 had at Rio.
The windy conditions favor the large riders like me, and I felt that I could use them to my advantage in a breakaway, without having to worry about a large hill to blow up on.
Finally, I can't under-emphasize the important role that the fast group riding (PHP) has played in my racing experience to date. If you can't find a fast group ride, then race as much as you can. There's no substitute for intense interval training, in a group setting.
You learn how to comfortably hold the wheels of other riders – if you're nervous, you're stiff and probably wasting energy. You learn valuable lessons on positioning.
One lesson I've learned, as a relatively weak climber, is to NEVER be ON the front on the lead up to a hill. NEAR the front is great. I try to move up as far as possible when the other riders fatigue. Since I'm near the front, if I flag, I can safely fall back a few positions without losing the lead group.
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Man Or Doll? Billy Porter Appears In A Flowing Sheer Dress, And It's His Most Extravagant Look Ever
The popular American stage performer, pop singer and actor, Billy Porter, is known for his unusual style.
Billy Porter was breaking barriers with his red carpet eccentric looks numerous times, and people couldn't stop marveling at how creative he is. And even though some people may criticize him, it is impossible not to agree with the fact that the Tony Award-winning actor is bringing his best to the world stage.


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Third Lesson - Publishing With Wordpress
It's "add your name here", with your third lesson in the Publishing With Wordpress Crash Course. In your last lesson we talked about the easiest way to install WordPress and how to access your WP-admin area so that you can begin customizing you new website!
It's "add your name here", with your third lesson in the Publishing With Wordpress Crash Course. In your last lesson we talked about the easiest way to install WordPress and how to access your WP-admin area so that you can begin customizing you new website!
Today we are going to talk about working with WordPress themes and adding in Plugins, so that your new website can look good and work great!
As we have discussed in your previous lesson, one of the things that makes WordPress such a versatile content management system is the fact that it is incredibly easy to change the look, feel and functionality of your website.
The first thing we are going to discuss is how to add a new theme and then activate it from within your WordPress dashboard. There are two ways to accomplish this.
- You can either upload a theme that you have on your computer.
- Or install a theme directly from inside your WordPress admin.
Once you are logged into your dashboard, under "Appearance" on your sidebar, click on "Themes". This will open up a new page. There you will see two tabs " Manage Themes" and 'Install Themes". Under the install themes tab you can either upload a theme from your computer or use the theme search function. Of course using the search function is a much easier option, especially if you are just getting the hang of using WordPress, but if you have a special or premium theme that you are dying to us, installing it is as simple as uploading a zip file.
Once you have chosen theme and installed it, click on the Manage Themes tab. There you will see a list of all the available themes that you have installed. You can either choose to preview the theme or activate it. Once the theme has been installed you can begin working with it.
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The C. elegans Snail homolog CES-1 can activate gene expression in vivo and share targets with bHLH transcription factors
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Program in Gene Function and Expression; Program in Molecular Medicine
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Animals; Basic Helix-Loop-Helix Transcription Factors; Binding Sites; Caenorhabditis elegans; Caenorhabditis elegans Proteins; DNA-Binding Proteins; Pharynx; Promoter Regions, Genetic; Regulatory Elements, Transcriptional; Transcription Factors; *Transcriptional Activation
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Snail-type transcription factors (TFs) are found in numerous metazoan organisms and function in a plethora of cellular and developmental processes including mesoderm and neuronal development, apoptosis and cancer. So far, Snail-type TFs are exclusively known as transcriptional repressors. They repress gene expression by recruiting transcriptional co-repressors and/or by preventing DNA binding of activators from the basic helix-loop-helix (bHLH) family of TFs to CAGGTG E-box sequences. Here we report that the Caenorhabditis elegans Snail-type TF CES-1 can activate transcription in vivo. Moreover, we provide results that suggest that CES-1 can share its binding site with bHLH TFs, in different tissues, rather than only occluding bHLH DNA binding. Together, our data indicate that there are at least two types of CES-1 target genes and, therefore, that the molecular function of Snail-type TFs is more plastic than previously appreciated.
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Nucleic Acids Res. 2009 Jun;37(11):3689-98. Epub 2009 Apr 16. Link to article on publisher's site
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Nucleic acids research
Co-author Patricia Pope is a student in the Interdisciplinary Graduate Program in the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences (GSBS) at UMass Medical School.
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Reece-Hoyes JS, Deplancke B, Barrasa MI, Hatzold J, Smit RB, Arda HE, Pope PA, Gaudet J, Conradt B, Walhout AJ. (2009). The C. elegans Snail homolog CES-1 can activate gene expression in vivo and share targets with bHLH transcription factors. Program in Gene Function and Expression Publications. https://doi.org/10.1093/nar/gkp232. Retrieved from https://escholarship.umassmed.edu/pgfe_pp/5


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For the complete part number list, refer to the ECG unit product table at the end of the brochure. 3 STHV748 Integrated high-performance ultrasound pulse controller The STHV748 is a quad, high-voltage fully-monolithic pulser IC mainly intended for medical ultrasound imaging applications. An ultrasound imaging system transmits ultrasound waveforms generated from a piezoelectric transducer. As soon as the transmission ends, the same transducer is then switched to receive mode and the echoes, are then converted into lowvoltage signals. These signals are further conditioned, followed by post processing, to give the final image. The STHV748 correctly drives the piezoelectric transducer during the transmission phase and routes the received echoes to the receiving chain by means of an integrated T/R switch. The excellent STHV748 pulse symmetry (5 levels), while exciting the piezoelectric transducer, delivers low second-order distortion resulting in better image quality. Key features QQ QQ QQ QQ QQ QQ QQ QQ 0 to ±90 V output voltage Up to 20 MHz operating frequency Embedded low-power, floating high-voltage drivers ±2 A source and sink current in PW and CW modes Greater than 42 dB secondharmonic suppression Dedicated half bridge for continuous wave operations Fully-integrated clamping-toground function Fully-integrated T/R switch and noise blocking diodes Latch-up free using HV SoI technology Tx beamformer T/R switch Rx beamformer 4 HV transmitter Pulser To/from probe QQ ADC PGA TGC LNA 8/32‑bit ultra‑low‑power MCUs STMicroelectronics' ultra‑low‑power portfolio includes a full range of 8‑bit and 32‑bit MCUs. It addresses most healthcare applications requiring reduced current consumption, from ultra‑simple, cost‑optimized feature needs to complex, high‑performance requirements. Key features QQ QQ QQ Platform for 8‑bit STM8L and 32‑bit STM32L MCUs ST's 130 nm ultra‑low‑leakage process technology – speed and power consumption are independent of MCU power supply Ultra‑low voltage supply: 1.65 to 3.6 V STM8L QQ QQ QQ QQ QQ 8-bit MCU: up to 16 MIPS at 16 MHz 2 to 64 Kbytes of embedded Flash, up to 4 Kbytes of SRAM and up to 2 Kbytes of EEPROM Up to four ultra-low-power modes: down to 350 nA with SRAM and context retention Run mode dynamic consumption down to 150 μA/MHz Free touch‑sensing library QQ QQ QQ STM8L15x consumption values Typical @ 25 °C 192 µA/MHz 90 µA/MHz 5.1 µA Dynamic Run From Flash 3.0 µA Dynamic Run Low-power Run @ 32 kHz From RAM 1.2 µA Low-power Wait @ 32 kHz Notes: - POR/PDR on - BOR option at 2.4 µA - Run and Wait consumption values are independent of VDD QQ QQ QQ QQ QQ QQ 32-bit ARM Cortex™-M3: up to 33 DMIPS at 32 MHz Pin‑to‑pin compatibility with STM32F series (except VBAT) 32 to 384 Kbytes of embedded Flash, up to 48 Kbytes of SRAM and up to 12 Kbytes of data EEPROM Six ultra-low-power modes: down to 300 nA Ultra-low-power dynamic modes: low-power run down to 9 µA; low-power sleep down to 4.9 µA with one timer Economical run mode consumption down to 230 μA/MHz from Flash at zero-wait state with dynamic voltage scaling (3 ranges) Active Halt with RTC 0.4 µA Halt - RAM content preserved - Startup time from active Halt 5 µs - Active Halt and Halt values measured at VDD = 1.8 V STM32L consumption values Typical @ 25 °C 230 µA/MHz 186 µA/MHz Run Run From Flash Range 3 From RAM Range 3 9 µA 4.9 µA Low-power Run @ 32 kHz Low-power sleep + 1 timer @ 32 kHz Notes: - POR/PDR on - BOR option at 2.4 µA - Run and Sleep consumption value are independent of VDD - Low-power Run and Low-power Sleep are measured with Flash off 1.3 µA/ 0.45 µA Stop with or without RTC 1.0 µA/ 0.3 µA Standby with or without RTC - RAM content preserved - Startup time from Stop 8 µs - Stop and standby values measured at VDD = 1.8 V Flash size (bytes) 384 K Performance (MIPS) STM32L Advanced analog functions down to 1.8 V Fast wake up On‑board security and safety features for critical applications STM8L STM32L 2K 20 pins Integration (features) 144 pins Pin count 5 INEMO-M1 The smallest 9-axis inertial system of the iNEMO® SoB family INEMO-M1 is the first member of the iNEMO system on board (SoB) family. It integrates multiple sensors with a powerful computational core and provides reliable, drift-free 3D orientation estimation (roll, pitch and yaw, quaternions, rotation matrix), as well as sensor data. This 9 degrees-of-freedom inertial system represents a fully integrated solution that can be used in numerous applications such as virtual reality, augmented reality, image stabilization, human machine interfaces, robotics and inertial body tracking. A complete set of communication interfaces in a very small size form factor (13 x 13 x 2 mm) make the INEMO-M1 system on board a flexible solution for effortless orientation estimation in embedded applications. Key features QQ QQ QQ QQ Flexible interfaces: CAN, USART, SPI and I2C serial interfaces; full-speed USB 2.0 Two power supply options: internal regulator (3.6 to 6 V), external regulated voltage (2.4 to 3.6 V) Embedding real-time algorithm to calculate attitude and heading (roll, pitch and yaw angles, quaternions or rotation matrix) In application programming interfaces for firmware upgrading LDS3985 Voltage regulator LSM303DLHC 3-axis accelerometer 3-axis magnetometer Host MCU STM32F103 MCU 3-axis gyroscope L3G4200D Resonator INEMO-M1 LIS3DH Ultra-low-power accelerometer The LIS3DH is an ultra-low-power, high-performance 3-axis linear accelerometer belonging to the nano family, with a digital I2C/SPI serial interface standard output. The device features ultra-low-power operating modes that allow advanced power saving and smart embedded functions. The LIS3DH has dynamically selectable full scales of ±2g/±4g/±8g/±16g and is capable of measuring accelerations with output data rates from 1 Hz to 5 kHz. The self-test capability allows the user to check the functioning of the sensor in the final application. Key features QQ QQ QQ QQ 6 Ultra-low power consumption: down to 2 μA ±2g/±4g/±8g/±16g dynamically selectable full scale Embedded 96-level FIFO of 16-bit data output Embedded temperature sensor and ADC converter QQ QQ QQ QQ QQ 6D/4D orientation detection Wide supply voltage range: 1.7 to 3.6 V Fully programmable interrupt generator Wake-up and free-fall detection Click and double-click recognition MP34DT01 High-performance, low-power digital MEMS microphone with 63 dB SNR The MP34DT01 is an ultra-compact, low-power, omnidirectional, digital MEMS microphone built with a capacitive sensing element and an IC interface. The sensing element that detects the acoustic waves is manufactured using a special silicon micromachining process dedicated to produce audio sensors. The IC interface is manufactured using a CMOS process so that a dedicated circuit may be designed to provide a digital signal externally in PDM format. The MP34DT01 has an acoustic overload point of 120 dBSPL with a 63 dB signal-to-noise ratio and -26 dBFS sensitivity. Key features QQ QQ QQ QQ QQ QQ Single supply voltage Low power consumption 120 dBSPL acoustic overload point 63 dB signal-to-noise ratio Omnidirectional sensitivity –26 dBFS sensitivity QQ QQ QQ QQ QQ PDM output HCLGA package Top port design SMD compliant EMI shielded LPS331AP High-resolution digital pressure sensor The LPS331AP is an ultra compact absolute piezoresistive pressure sensor. It includes a monolithic sensing element and an IC interface to take the information from the sensing element and to provide a digital signal to the external world. The sensing element consists of a suspended membrane formed inside a single mono-silicon substrate. It is capable of detecting pressure and is manufactured using a dedicated process developed by ST, VENSENS. Key features QQ QQ QQ QQ 260 to 1260 mbar absolute pressure range High-resolution mode: 0.020 mbar RMS Low power consumption: QQ Low-resolution mode: 5.5 µA QQ High-resolution mode: 30 µA High overpressure capability: 20x full scale QQ QQ QQ QQ QQ QQ Embedded temperature compensation Embedded 24-bit ADC Selectable ODR from 1 Hz to 25 Hz SPI and I2C interfaces Supply voltage: 1.71 to 3.6 V High shock survivability: 10000 g LDCL015XX 150 mA capless ultra-low-drop linear regulator simplifies power management designs The LDCL015XX provides 150 mA from an input voltage ranging from 1.8 to 5.5 V, with a typical dropout voltage of 50 mV. It is stable with no input or output capacitor. Low quiescent current, low noise and capless operation make it suitable for lowpower battery-powered applications and reduces the board size required. Typical power supply rejection ratio is 52 dB at low frequencies, and starts to roll off at 10 kHz. The enable logic control function puts the LDCL015XX in shutdown mode, reducing the total current consumption to less than 1 μA. The device also includes short-circuit constant-current limit and thermal protection. Key features QQ QQ QQ QQ QQ No input or output capacitor required Input voltage: 1.8 to 5.5 V Very low drop: 50 mV at 100 mA load ± 2% output voltage accuracy Output voltage tolerance: ± 3% QQ QQ QQ QQ Low noise 150 mA guaranteed output current Available in fixed and adjustable output voltages, from 0.8 V in 100 mV steps Internal current and thermal limit 7 M24LR16E and M24LR64E Dual Interface EEPROM The M24LR16E and M24LR64E feature both an I2C and an RF interface, and so provide the flexibility to remotely program or update electronic products anytime during their lifetime and anywhere in the supply chain. RFID and NFC compatible, they are used to read measurements from portable healthcare applications and update the configuration data of clinical devices without powering on the device. They also feature an innovative energy harvesting function which can enable battery-less designs or greatly improve battery lifetime. Key features QQ I2C interface 1.8 to 5.5 V wide operating voltage QQ 400 kHz across the entire voltage range 13.56 MHz RF interface QQ ISO 15693 industry standard: passive RF technology – no power needed to operate in RF QQ NFC compatible QQ QQ QQ QQ Memory QQ User memory: 4-Kbit, 16-Kbit or 64-Kbit EEPROM QQ Reliability: 40-year data retention and 1 million erase-write cycles QQ Data protection: unique and flexible 32-bit password protection scheme Energy harvesting QQ V pin providing the energy OUT harvested from the RFID reader STAC3932B/F, STAC4932B/F 100 V RF power MOSFETs in STAC® package for 1.5T and 3T MRI A new generation of 100 V RF power MOSFETs housed in STAC® air-cavity packages and capable of delivering an output power up to 1.2 kW for industrial, scientific and medical applications such as 1.5T and 3T magnetic resonance imaging. The new air-cavity technology enables lower thermal resistance, lower weight and reduced cost compared to devices in ceramic packages. Key features QQ QQ QQ QQ QQ QQ QQ QQ QQ 8 Frequency: 61.5 MHz (1.5T MRI), 123 MHz (3T MRI) Supply voltage:100 V Output power: Up to 1.2 kW Gain: > 23 dB Efficiency: > 60% 25% lower thermal resistance (RTHJ-C) 4 times higher MTTF Cost-effective solution versus ceramic packages Available in two mounting configurations: QQ Bolt-down QQ Surface mount with AgSnCu back solder finishing EMI filtering and signal conditioning Integrated EMI filtering and ESD protection: QQ QQ EMIF1: Strong attenuation of 900 MHz and higher frequencies for different sockets including keypads and touch pads, memory cards, audio lines ECMF1: High-performance common-mode noise filtering with integrated ESD protection for high-speed serial interfaces for display and camera/imaging systems with serial interfaces, High Speed USB 2.0 IPD for RF front-end: integrated passive device (IPD) solutions based on glass substrate can offer a low parasitic and high-Q solution suitable for RF applications including: QQ QQ QQ Matched balun for 2.4 GHz applications such as Bluetooth or WLAN (using 50/50, 50/100 or custom matching) Diplexers for applications sharing the same antenna for 2.4 and 5 GHz WLAN Band-pass filter for 5 GHz WLAN ESD/EOS protection devices Protection devices come in 2 families: Transient voltage suppressors (TVS or Transil™) Crowbar diodes (Trisil™) These devices protect circuits against: QQ QQ QQ QQ Electrostatic discharge (ESD) generated by contact with a person or a machine (IEC 61000-4-2) Electrical overstress (EOS) generated by lightning strikes or AED generated overvoltages (IEC 61000-4-5) Key features QQ QQ Wide portfolio QQ TVS from 100 W to 5000 W QQ ESD array – including low capacitive arrays QQ Crowbar diodes QQ Crowbar diode arrays Wide range of applications QQ Airway clearance QQ Glucometers QQ Blood pressure QQ Monitoring stations Can withstand high power surges Transparent in normal circuit conditions, even in high-speed data interfaces Easy to design whatever circuit constraints Robustness Giga transparency Design integration Protection devices Note:1. For the complete part number list, refer to the EMI filtering and signal conditioning product table at the end of the brochure 9 STM8L STM32L STM32F SPEAR3x0 Microcontrollers Ultra-low-power 8-bit MCUs, 1.65 to 3.6 V, up to 6 MIPS, 2 to 64 Kbytes Ultra-low-power 32-bit MCUs, 1.65 to 3.6 V, up to 33 DMIPS, 32 to 384 Kbytes 32-bit MCUs, 1.7 to 3.6 V, up to 68 DMIPS, 16 Kbytes to 1 Mbyte 32-bit MPU based on ARM926EJ-S™ core with up to 400 DMIPS M24LR16E-R M24LR64-R Dual Interface EEPROM 16-Kbit Dual Interface EEPROM with password protection, energy harvesting and RF status functions 64-Kbit Dual Interface EEPROM with password protection LIS331DLx LIS3DH LIS344ALH L3G4200D LSM303DLHx L3GD20 LSM330DL MP45DT02 MP34DB01 LPS001WP LPS331AP STMT04/5/7 STMPE812A STMT14x STTS751 STLM20 MEMS and sensors Digital-output motion sensors, low-power and high-performance 3-axis accelerometer MEMS digital-output motion sensor, ultra-low-power, high-performance 3-axis nano accelerometer MEMS inertial sensor, high-performance 3-axis ±2g/±6g ultra-compact linear accelerometer Digital-output, low-power and high-stability 3-axis gyroscope Sensor modules, 3-axis accelerometer and 3-axis magnetometer 3-axis digital gyroscope Inertial module (3 accelerometers, 3 gyroscopes) Omnidirectional digital MEMS microphone, 58 dB signal-to-noise ratio and -26 dB sensitivity Omnidirectional digital MEMS microphone, 62 dB signal-to-noise ratio and -26 dB MEMS pressure sensor, 300 to 1100 mbar absolute digital output barometer MEMS pressure sensor, 260 to 1260 mbar absolute digital output barometer S-Touch® - FingerTip, multi-touch capacitive touchscreen controllers from 4 to 7 inch S-Touch® - FingerTip, multi-touch capacitive touchscreen controllers from 4 to 7 inch STMTouch - Proximity or single touch key touch controllers 2.25 V low-voltage local digital temperature sensor Ultra-low current, 2.4 V precision analog temperature sensor STHV748 Pulser ICs 5-level, ± 90 V, 2 A high-speed pulser with four independent channels and integrated Tx/Rx switch EMIF01-1003M3 EMIF04/06/08-1005Mx EMIF02-SPK02F2 EMIF06-mSD03F3 ECMF06-6AM16 ECMF02-2BF3 ECMF04-4CMX8 EMIF08-LCD04M16 BAL2690D3U DIP2450-01D3 BPF50-01D3 EMI filtering and signal conditioning 1-line EMI filter with ESD protection for keypads 4/6/8-line EMI filters with ESD protection 2-line EMI filter and ESD protection 6-line EMI filter and ESD protection 6-line common-mode filter with ESD protection 2-line common-mode filter with ESD protection 2-line CMF including ID and VBUS ESD protection 8-line LC filter and ESD protection 2.4 GHz matched balun for STLC2690 Diplexer for 2.4 and 5 GHz Band-pass filter for 5 GHz WLAN SPZB32W1xx SPBT2532C2 ST802RT1 STM32W Connectivity ICs IEEE 802.15.4 modules Bluetooth module 10/100 real-time Ethernet 3.3 V transceiver STM32 with embedded 2.4 GHz IEEE 802.15.4 radio, low-cost wireless network implementation HM301 HM201 HM101 ECG unit 3-channel integrated diagnostic quality ECG analog front end 2-channel integrated diagnostic quality ECG analog front end 1-channel integrated diagnostic quality ECG analog front end 10 TSV85x LMV82x TS33x LMV3x TS302x TS3011 TSV6x Amplifiers and comparators Micropower op-amps, 180 µA/1.3 MHz with shutdown Standard low-power op-amps, 400 µA/5.5 MHz with shutdown Micropower low-voltage rail-to-rail comparators Low-cost, low-power rail-to-rail input/output op-amps Rail-to-rail 1.8 V high-speed micropower comparators Rail-to-rail high-speed comparator Rail-to-rail input/output CMOS op-amps STLA02 STLD41 STPxCMP STLD20D/40D L6924D L6924U STw4102 STC3100 L6920DB L6920D ST8R00 L6928 STLQ50 STLQ015 ST715 LD39115J LD59015 LDLN015 LDCL015 LM4041 STBB2J ST1S15J STBB1 VIPERxx Power management White LED driver/backlighting White LED driver/backlighting Driver/backlighting White LED driver/backlighting Lithium battery charger USB compatible lithium battery charger Dual input Li-ion battery charger with gas gauge Battery monitor for gas gauge applications 0.8 A step-up, low IQ, down to 0.6 VIN 1 A step-up, low IQ, down to 0.6 VIN 1 A step-up, DFN8 (4 x 4 mm) package Sync step-down converter, 95 % 2 to 5.5 VIN 50 mA, 3 μA supply current, low drop linear regulator 150 mA, 1.7 μA supply current, low drop linear regulator 85 mA, very low quiescent current LDO regulator 150 mA, miniature high-performance LDO regulator 150 mA, very high PSRR, low-noise LDO regulator 150 mA ultra-low noise LDO 150 mA capless LDO 0.1% low consumption shunt voltage reference 800 mA, high-efficiency buck-boost converter in CSP package 500 mA, high-efficiency buck converter in CSP package Dual-mode, 1 A IOUT buck-boost voltage regulator VIPerPlus family of high-performance offline high-voltage converters L639x L62xx L6470 L6460 L6474 ASSP for motor control MOSFET IGBT smartDRIVE gate drivers integrating advanced current sensing, comparator and operational amplifier powerSPIN – monolithic motor-driver platform for DC, BLDC and stepper motors dSPIN – monolithic digital microstepping motor driver for stepper motors flexSPIN – monolithic multi-motor driver with microstepping for stepper and DC motors Monolithic microstepping driver with SPI and diagnostics DSILC6-4xx ESDA14V2BP6 ESDALC5-1BM2 ESDAVLC8-1BM2 SMM4F ESDALCL - xxx USBULC6 ESDA-1K HSP061-4NY8 SLVU2.8 Protection devices Ethernet, LVDS, USB 2.0 15 kV ESD protection 8 V and 12 V keyboard/button/audio ESD protection 1-line bidirectional ESD protection, 8 pF 1-line bidirectional ESD protection, 4 pF 2.5 kW, flat package, ESD overvoltage reverse polarity protection Transil™ ESD array, low leakage (1 nA), low capacitance (1.5 pF), 1 to 4 lines USB 2.0 high-speed 15 kV ESD protection 450 W EOS protection in SOD-523 package High-speed protection, 2 x 1 mm flow-through package Gigabit Ethernet protection 11 STUSB02E/03E STOTG04 STMPE1801 STMPE2403 Interface ICs USB transceivers USB On-The-Go 18-bit enhanced port expander with keypad controller 24-bit enhanced port expander with keypad and PWM controller STL120N2VH5 ST14N3LLH5D1 STS10DN3LH5 STL65DN3LLH5 STL15DN4F5 STD30NF60LT4 STB9NK60ZT4 STY139N65M5 ST1NK80D2 ST1N105K3D2 STGW45HF60WD STGW30N120KD STGW30NC120HD SD293x/393x STAC3932B/F STAC4932B/F Power transistors 20 V, n-channel, super logic level, power MOSFET in PowerFLAT 5x6 30 V, n-channel, logic level power MOSFET in die form 30 V, dual n-channel, logic level power MOSFET in SO-8 30 V, dual n-channel, logic level power MOSFET in PowerFLAT 5x6 40 V, dual n-channel power MOSFET in PowerFLAT 5x6 60 V, n-channel logic level power MOSFET in DPAK 600 V, n-channel power MOSFET in D2PAK 650 V, n-channel power MOSFET in Max247 800 V, n-channel power MOSFET in die form 1050 V, n-channel power MOSFET in die form 45 A, 600 V, n-channel advanced planar PT IGBT in TO-247 N-channel 30 A, 1200 V short circuit rugged IGBT with ultrafast diode N-channel 30 A, 1200 V IGBT with ultra-fast diode N-channel RF power MOSFETs 1 kW, 100 V RF power MOSFET in STAC® package for 1.5T and 3T MRI STAC® package for 1.5T and 3T MRI M41T62LC6F M41T6X M41T83/93 M41ST85 M41ST87 M48Txx Clocks and timing circuits World's smallest RTC with embedded crystal in LCC8 3.2 x 1.5 mm package Low-power I2C RTC with alarm, 32 kHz output or programmable watchdog functions, 1.3 to 4.4 V operation I2C/SPI RTC with analog calibration, alarm, watchdog, 32 kHz and reset functions 3.0/3.3 V I²C combination serial RTC, NVRAM supervisor and microprocessor supervisor I2C RTC and NVRAM supervisor with anti-tamper detection function Non-volatile SRAM, 3 to 5.5 V with alarm, watchdog timer ST1G3236 ST2329B ST2129B ST2149B STG719 Level translators and analog switches 1-bit level shifter general purpose, 1.2 to 3.6 V, DFN6 1.0 x 1.2 mm 2-bit level shifter for I²C, 1.65 to 5.5 V, QFN8 1.2 x 1.4 mm 2-bit general-purpose level shifter, 1.65 to 5.5 V, QFN8 1.2 x 1.4 mm 4-bit level shifter general purpose, 1.65 to 5.5 V, QFN12 2.0 x 1.7 mm Ultra-low leakage current (0.35 nA max at 85 °C) SPDT switch M24128-BFCS6TP/A M24256-BRCS6TP/A M95256-RCS6TP/A M24M01-RAW21/90 M24M02-DR 128-Kbit I2C in WLCSP form 256-Kbit I2C in WLCSP form 256-Kbit SPI in WLCSP form 1-Mbit I2C in wafer form 2-Mbit serial I2C bus EEPROM EEPROM UNLESS OTHERWISE SET FORTH IN ST'S TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE ST DISCLAIMS ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTY WITH RESPECT TO THE USE AND/OR SALE OF ST PRODUCTS INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE (AND THEIR EQUIVALENTS UNDER THE LAWS OF ANY JURISDICTION), OR INFRINGEMENT OF ANY PATENT, COPYRIGHT OR OTHER INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHT. 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An exciting offering has arisen from one of the UK's fastest growing Life Insurers who are looking for a Part Qualified Actuarial Analyst to join their team.
A highly acquisitive Consolidator of business which has almost quadrupled in size over the last couple of years is looking to recruit a Senior Actuarial Analyst to assist the organisation in the next phase of strategic growth.
This business has grown substantially due to high levels of M&A activity with some high profile transactions taking place throughout 2018 and 2019. As a result, this is a unique opportunity for a part qualified actuary to be involved in all areas of the business which will include M&A and Due Diligence, Pricing of new business, Reporting, ALM and Investments.
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The combination of 'The visionary office' and 'The stationery trends' is also reflected in the Paperworld Trends for 2020/21. They show innovative solutions for workplace of tomorrow and trailblazing life-style trends for school, for gifts, packaging and celebrating. Discover the three trends "Blazing Hotchpotch", "Smooth Sorbet" and "Noble Barrique" and get inspiration for your assortment.
Preview: Together – Christmasworld and Paperworld Trends 2021/22
"Together" marks a new era for the Christmasworld and Paperworld trends, whose product and style worlds are increasingly converging in global consumer trends. The logical consequence of this are the three common trend statements: contemplative approach, heirloom feelings and spirited response.
The Christmasworld and Paperworld trends in a new, cooperative presentation inspire to create successful product ranges that open up new worlds for your customers.
You will learn more soon.
Paperworld trends present pioneering lifestyle trends and innovative solutions for tomorrow's workplace. For this purpose, developments in the areas of fashion and architecture as well as product and furniture design were used and transferred to the stationery industry.
Design consultants bora.herke.palmisano stage the latest trends with products from selected exhibitors at the Paperworld Trend Exhibition. Guided tours and short lectures were held daily.
Paperworld Trends 2020/21
New working environments are bringing about a new perception of office work. Well-being and flexibility are becoming increasingly important. The establishment of a creative atmosphere is also gaining in importance in parallel with the digital spirit of optimism and new, communal living and working concepts.
'Essential impulses for the new design of office spaces are increasingly coming from home and product design. At the same time, a generation of restrained and modest consumers is coming of age, who are critically examining questions of sustainability.'
"Blazing Hotchpotch" – anything is possible
The "Blazing Hotchpotch" trend features a convincing mix of styles, colours and possibilities. Vibrant designs and colours are combined - patchwork, graphic surfaces, colour blocking, kaleidoscopic effects and shimmer are the hallmarks of this trend world. In addition, "Blazing Hotchpotch" focuses on movement, both in terms of colours and designs as well as with its expressiveness: Concepts for cooperative interaction in the office environment, freely designable co-working spaces, and solutions for the office-to-go are addressed. This dynamic is also reflected in the materials that are either recycled or made of alternative materials.
"Smooth Sorbet" - find calmness and harmony
This trend follows the desire for greater tranquillity and relaxation. "Smooth Sorbet" is characterised by soft shapes and delicate colours. The product world is reduced and aesthetic, at the same time, technology and lifestyle merge. The emphasis is on pastel colour nuances and pleasing surfaces that blend to create an inspiring living and working environment. Floral designs and subtle colour transitions underline the harmonious lightness of the trend world. The product range extends from fine writing instruments and haptic paperware to textile office design.
"Noble Barrique" - striving for perfection
The "Noble Barrique" trend world concentrates on premium, functional, and durable products with sophisticated details. Minimalism in the style of Bauhaus is combined with elegance and modernity. The exquisite material aesthetics are closely intertwined with the sophisticated design, which is distinguished by exceptional quality and refinement. The materials and colours are characterised by nature - wood, natural stone or leather lend structure and a special tactile feel. At the same time, the focus is on the durability of the products - fine writing instruments, desk accessories or notebooks.
Picture gallery: Paperworld Trends 2020
The trend scouts: bora.herke.palmisano
Designers Claudia Herke, Cem Bora and Annetta Palmisano from the design studio bora.herke.palmisano analyse international trends in fashion and art, interiors and lifestyle. In the Paperworld Trend Exhibition and in the Trend Brochure, they illustrate the stylistic currents of the coming season in an approachable and market-related way.


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Planning a wedding in the winter? We're here to help! Here are three beautiful weddings we put together this season for three beautiful brides! All three ladies found different ways to bring the magic of winter into their special day:
This bride opted for a striking black and white palette for the banquet hall. To complete the look of timeless elegance, we added the calla lily centrepieces, softened with a branch of orchids.
This bride chose a blue and white palette with a winter wonderland feel. We complemented the crisp white linens and sparkling crystal with vivid orchid flowers in tall vases, as if frozen in ice.
The third bride chose to celebrate the season with winter greens, which were featured in all of her bouquets. We completed the enchanted forest theme with berries and blue eryngium, creating a winter fairytale feel.


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Once again we invited all local older persons to join us for a superb tea party at the Knowle Royal British Legion this October with fantastic entertainment from Sisters in Song – Rebecca & Julia
Watch last year's video for some key messages about some of the projects we have been working on from our former President Bob Thurtle
Chairman Bob told the audience about some of the projects we have been working on. If you have any suggestions let us know, we are always interested to hear the community's views about what we need. What do you think we could spend some of the donations on?
Posted by Knowle and Dorridge Lions on Saturday, 13 October 2018