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(Ahlhorn, 08.04.2011) The company Dr. Dietrich Müller from Ahlhorn, Germany will also exhibit in 2012
The company Dr. Dietrich Müller GmbH exhibited for the first time at this year's Hannover Fair (Hall 7, Stand D14) from Monday 4th to Friday 8th April, which consisted of a total of 13 trade fairs with over 6,000 exhibitors. The German company had taken part in the renowned CoilTechnica, which consisted mainly of suppliers to the electric motor, generator and transformer industries.
The company, Dr. Dietrich Müller GmbH based in Ahlhorn displayed to its visitors an extensive portfolio of flexible and rigid electrical insulating materials made of Nomex®, Mylar®, Thermally Conductive Products, Technical Films, and Gaskets.
This international Trade Show was an excellent opportunity for Dr. Dietrich Müller GmbH to reach many potential customers from different sectors and inform them about our products and to provide them good advice to specific enquiries. The main customers of Dr. Dietrich Müller come from the traditional markets of electric motors and transformers as well as from the new markets for renewable energies such as wind and solar energy, to specialists in powerconvertion from northern Germany.
Sales Manager Frank Funke was very satisfied with the first exhibition at the CoilTechnica in Hanover: "We have had many interesting discussions and will attend the Hannover Fair again next year" said Funke.
A meeting that was held on the first day of the show led directly to an order which was delivered to the customer during the week of the exhibition.
The Ahlhorner company is confident that further orders will follow in the coming days and weeks.
Dr. Dietrich Müller GmbH would like to thank all those who have shown interest in the company and contributed to its success.
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Sunday January 6th, 2013
By Barrie Dunsmore
This Just In 209
Reading the obituary of someone you have known personally happens with increasing frequency once you have passed your three-score- and -ten allotment. And even if you are not related and didn't know the deceased all that well, it can be unsettling. This is especially true if the person is a public figure and the obituary writer seems to be a little heavy on the warts. That is rather the way I felt while reading the New York Times obituary of Lieutenant General Norman Schwarzkopf, who died on December 27th, of complications from pneumonia at the age of 78 .
The snarkiness of the Times obit, begins with its third sentence. "In Operation Desert Storm, General Schwarzkopf orchestrated one of the most lopsided victories in modern warfare….Winning the lightning war was never in doubt and in no way comparable to the traumas of World War II and the Korean conflict, which made Eisenhower and MacArthur into national heroes and presidential timber."
I was assigned to Schwarzkopf's headquarters in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia in the run up to the 1991 Gulf War and during the war itself. I talked to him regularly. Before West Point, Schwartkopf had attended schools in Europe. He spoke fluent French and German, listened to Luciano Pavarotti and Willie Nelson and was interested in hunting and ballet. I learned some of this from him and some from his autobiography, "It Doesn't Take A Hero." I wouldn't call the book self-effacing but four star generals are not wallflowers.
The first weeks of the Gulf War were limited to an air campaign against Saddam Hussein, involving bombing and cruise missile attacks against Baghdad and other strategic targets in Iraq and around Kuwait. There were daily news briefings at Schwarzkopf's HQ and they were usually conducted by a lieutenant colonel from the general's staff.
However with a growing number of SCUD missile attacks by the Iraqis on Riyadh, some of which had landed not far from the command headquarters, interest was growing over what was being done to curtail these SCUD attacks. On this particular occasion, with all American and many international networks covering the HQ briefing live, the colonel seemed to know almost nothing and the natives (i.e. the news media who were being kept very much in tow and not allowed to travel around the country) were becoming very restless. The result was a shambles. The moment the briefing was over one of the general's aide's came to me and said his boss wanted to see me and a few of the other senior correspondents immediately.
The media facilities were in a hotel across the street from command headquarters, and connected by an underground tunnel. Within minutes, I and a few others were taken directly into Schwarzkopf's office. It was the first time I had been in his inner office. Normally, he met reporters in a larger adjacent room. Schwarzkopf was not happy but neither was he ranting. He wanted us to explain what had happened. We told him that given the build up in interest in this story, it was no longer acceptable to send out a lieutenant colonel to brief the press with basically nothing to say. The briefer should be a general officer who knew exactly what was happening and who could give the news media some perspective and details. I think I added it would be best if Schwarzkopf himself could brief whenever possible. He quickly indicated he would follow this advice, thanked us all and ushered us out.
But I and at least one other senior reporter in the group came away with a potentially more important story than the likely changes for future briefings. What we had seen behind the general was a large map of the area showing the long Iraq- Saudi border with Kuwait far to the east on the Persian Gulf. No surprise there. But what was highly unusual was that much of the map including the entire western area was covered with a rough swatch of military camouflage which looked like it had been hurriedly tacked up when someone realized that news reporters were about to enter the commanding general's office.
As we were on our way back to the hotel Andy Glass, a veteran reporter for the Cox Newspaper chain said to me- "Did you see what I saw?" We both drew the same conclusion- that the camouflage was covering the location of the main U.S. forces and their invasion routes for the liberation of Kuwait. And the fact that they were two hundred miles to the west of Kuwait, strongly suggested the invasion would go north into Iraq, then turn east for about two hundred miles and then south, ending up directly behind the Iraqi troops who were dug in to face the anticipated frontal assault. Days later that is precisely what happened .It would come to be known in military annals as Schwarzkopf's famous "left hook" maneuver.
Andy and I immediately agreed we could not use this information, but that knowing the plan would help us in our subsequent reporting. Over the next few days on ABC News' Nightline, World News and a Prime Time special I was asked variously about reports the U.S .Marines were rehearsing for an amphibious landing near Kuwait City and the Egyptians were massing directly south of Kuwait. In each case, I said something along the lines of - when the land war begins we should not automatically assume it will be a frontal assault on Kuwait. My superiors were happy with that and so apparently was Schwarzkopf. A few years later, he gave me a most helpful interview for my 1996 Harvard research paper on the potential consequences of live television coverage of war. He may or may not have been a brilliant general. But he was a good one and a decent man. And the Times obit, which used the phrase "second-rate commander" did not do him justice.
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North Korea has conducted three nuclear tests since 2006. Two of them were carried out at the Punggye-ri test site.
The researchers said the tunnels may be for preparation for another nuclear nest, to accommodate future traffic flow or for ventilation.
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|my little green table.. one of my favorite finds..
|my little collection of RA matches.. simple things are so cute.
|my little green table.. one of my favorite finds..
|my little collection of RA matches.. simple things are so cute.
Hi Tausha! That green table is lovely! The color is so cheerful! Love the beautiful bedding as well. Have a wonderful weekend! blessings ~ Vanessa
Hi Tasha, wish I had a barn to relax in away and all to myself...lol, everything is beautiful. I wanted to say how happy I was to hear about you're visit to "The Prairie" and how that must have come about for you and you're family,I'm happy for you. It makes me know things are right now. Hugs,Debra jean
Nice Sunday.
ohhh ..I adore all photos… !!!
have a nice fun Sunday!
I just want to throw myself in all your loveliness and pillows.Lol
There is something about sweet boxes of stick matches.I have some sweet boxes from France too.
Love your favorite place, Tausha. Just dreamy! So happy to see you visited the Prairie - I just got Rachel's book for Xmas, and I love it! I can see you would be in heaven there. :)
Lovely as usual, Tausha! I love how you mix your pillow patterns. Somehow they always look fabulous together. When I do it....not so much. lol I can only imagine how thrilled you are with your barn room. It was such a great idea - and look at all the fun you're having playing in it! :) [and I'm sooo glad that you continue to share it with all of us, too!]
Have a great week, sweetie!
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My darling friend, I think that surround ourselves with sweetness and beauty is the best thing to make our souls sing! As always all sooooo beautiful!!!
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WOw, it's gorgeous, love it! The bedding, the walls, the pots, the candles ... everything :O)
Amazing Blog *.*
So stunning! Your barn turned out absolutely beautiful, I'd be in there all the time if it was mine!!!
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Uma linda e abençoada semana.
Beijos Marie.
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Meet Melinda Kane, MS-HCM, Project Manager for Emory Bariatric Center. Melinda joined the Emory Bariatric Center team in 2005 as Operations Manager. Under her guidance, patient processes were significantly improved and the program received national accreditation. Melinda recently transitioned to the role of Project Manager in which she leads specific initiatives to further improve the program, such as the newly completed online bariatric surgery seminar.
I feel fortunate to work with this incredible team of providers and patients. I have always been passionate about health, nutrition and exercise. I have worked hard to create and maintain a healthy lifestyle for myself and my family, so I get excited when our patients reach their personal wellness goals.
I worked with a pediatric outpatient therapy facility before I came to work at Emory and I see amazing parallels between the parents of the children with special needs in that program and the individuals we treat at the Emory Bariatric Center. Both groups have encountered stares, social stigma and discomfort in public. Both groups seek respect, compassion, knowledge and support.
One of my favorite things is to see the impact that a healthier lifestyle has on the family, friends and co-workers of our patients. Of course, losing the weight is a tremendous benefit in and of itself, but when a patient regains his or her life – they can once again travel, or play with their children – it has a profound impact on the people around them. One of our patients was an elementary school teacher who was unable to travel with her class on educational field trips. After bariatric surgery, she was able to travel not only the country but the world with her class and her students benefited from her teaching in a whole new way.
My role – and the role of everyone on the team – is to help guide our patients on their journey. For some, that means bariatric surgery; for others, it involves a nonsurgical approach to weight loss. Regardless of the technique, the team is wholeheartedly invested in helping that individual attain his or her personal goals. We partner with them, provide the tools they need for success, and support them in determining which path will be the safest and most effective way to a healthier new life.


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Content-wise . . . it's clear that Madden knows a whole heck of a lot about football[.] There's more really good football content that shows off Madden's expert status in any given 10 pages than in half the books I've reviewed on here. One Knee is now 23 years old, and in that time about all the rules changes Madden has suggested have come to pass, and generally because they were quite sagacious. Some random examples of football knowledge: talking about the importance of the strength of a defensive lineman's fingers-Bear great Dan Hampton, whose knees were famously ravaged, didn't seem to mind all that much, saying "I'd rather have a knee go than my fingers." As just a casual watcher, I know hand play is important for linemen, but it's not something I notice regularly or pay a great deal of attention to, but reading something like that makes me want to bust out the tapes and compare, say, Haynesworth's precise play in the playoff game against the Steelers his rookie year versus this year. Another thing -- Madden's first job as head coach was leading the Raiders. He knew he didn't have enough experience at game management to be successful. He could try game-planning, but it's tough to simulate the same type of rhythm and unpredictability within structure. So, he attended local high school games in the Oakland area and basically called plays as though his team was in that situation-on 3&8 from the 34, how do I attack this team's defense. Simple, but a very effective strategy. . . .
. . . Still, this is one of the best couple books I've reviewed on this site. I originally read this as a library book, but I'll be ordering both a copy of this one for my library and a copy of Madden's first book as well. Not recommended for getting a sense of the modern game, but enthusiastically recommended for fans looking for an enjoyable book written by an expert and who can stand the dated factor.
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Tuesday, May 12, 2009
John Madden knows more football than you
So says Residual Prolixity in reviewing Madden's book, One Knee Equals Two Feet: And Everything Else You Need to Know About Football:
Posted by Chris at 5/12/2009 12:01:00 PM
Labels: blog buds, football history
2 comments:
- Jon said...
Tom over at RP is the guy that turned me on tho this site. You can thank or blame him for that.
- Mr.Murder said...
Madden had a game plan to his broadcast style as well. He really loves the game and those who play and coach it.
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And the weekend parade of free stuff keeps marching on. PC gamers can now get all three original Command & Conquer games free through the official website. The freebies are a promotion for the release of Command & Conquer 4 next month.
The free games include Command & Conquer, Command & Conquer: Tiberian Sun with Firestorm and Command & Conquer: Red Alert.
Command & Conquer 4: Tiberian Twilight, promising "the epic conclusion to the Tiberium Saga," is due out March 16.
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Washington Times Op-ed Recycles Weak Argument That Wall Street Reform Law Is Unconstitutional
A Washington Times op-ed by Ammon Simon promotes arguments made in a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the Wall Street reform law known as "Dodd-Frank," but fails to acknowledge that these arguments are based on constitutional theories that the Supreme Court rejected decades ago.
Simon, policy counsel for the Judicial Crisis Network and a former assistant attorney general of Missouri, calls for greater support in the lawsuit against Dodd-Frank, arguing that the case is the "latest example of the important role that state attorneys general can play when it comes to resisting the federal government's excesses." He promotes the challengers' argument that the reform law is unconstitutional and writes that:
Dodd-Frank's kiss is intensified by an unconstitutional regulatory structure. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau grants its director czar-like power, combining the authority with little legislative, executive or judicial oversight. Similarly, Dodd-Frank's Orderly Liquidation Authority authorizes unaccountable corporate death panels, which are unrestrained by meaningful judicial scrutiny, while the Financial Stability Oversight Council has unchecked power to define "too big to fail." In each instance, Dodd-Frank ignores our Constitution's mandate for separation of power into three branches of government, housing it instead in one unaccountable agency.
Kent Greenfield, a professor of corporate and constitutional law at Boston College Law School has written that the lawsuit Simon promotes is based on constitutional theories that the Supreme Court rejected long ago:
This is a lawsuit wanting to re-litigate decades of settled law.
The complaint tries to make hay from the argument that the CFPB is granted "vast authority" (para. 33) over financial firms, and may take "any action" to prevent "unfair," "deceptive," or "abusive" practices (para. 34). The worry, says the complaint (para. 36), is that the Act provides "no definition" of these terms, leaving the CFPB to enforce them through "ad hoc litigation or ... regulation." The argument is that it is unconstitutional to give agencies the power to define what is unlawful, especially when such definition is to occur after the fact.
Though the complaint does not say so, this is simply a non-delegation doctrine argument, arguing that Congress cannot constitutionally delegate to an agency the power to make law. Of course, as anyone who has taken an introductory constitutional law course is well aware, the non-delegation doctrine was first and last used by the Supreme Court to strike down a law in 1936. As I tell my con law class, it is the Eagle Eye Cherry of constitutional doctrines - it had one good year.
The last time a non-delegation doctrine argument made it to the Supreme Court, in the 2001 case of Whitman v American Trucking, it lost big. The question was whether the Environmental Protection Agency had been given too much discretion in determining air quality standards. The statute said that the EPA should set standards "requisite to protect the public health." This may not seem to be very precise, but the Court said it compared with a multitude of other statutes that contained the required "intelligible principle," for example the FCC's power to regulate in the "public interest." The Court said "requisite" meant "not lower or higher than is necessary" - hardly a paragon of exact definition.
The author of the opinion for the unanimous Court? Antonin Scalia.
Nevertheless, supporters of Wall Street reform should not take this anti-Dodd-Frank lawsuit lightly. The conservative legal infrastructure and the right-wing media have been very successful in recent years in promoting and mainstreaming highly dubious legal theories, most notably in their all-out assault on health care reform. Journalists reporting on the lawsuit should look beyond the rhetoric of supporters such as Simon to uncover the shaky foundations of the suit's constitutional arguments.


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***1/2 (out of four)
Of many priceless moments in "The Spectacular Now," one really shattered me. High school senior Sutter (Miles Teller) has brought his shy, less-experienced girlfriend Aimee (Shailene Woodley) to a party hosted by his sister (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) and her husband. The conversation moves to marriage, and Aimee, 17 and younger than her boyfriend but the same year in school, has a well-thought-out concept of her ideal husband. Told it sounds like a dream, she responds that they are important. When Sutter raises a toast to dreams, the difference between how little he means it and how much the girl beside him, who deserves so much better, believes it could crush a walnut.
Two remarkably promising actors who will be around a long time, Woodley ("The Descendants," the upcoming "Divergent") and Teller ("Rabbit Hole," "21 and Over") are phenomenal in the roles. Their characters' every feeling and where it comes from lives on their faces with subtlety and detail. Sutter and Aimee's relationship starts in a way that's sweet only to a teenager: He's passed out on a random lawn after a night of drinking away his sorrows over losing Cassidy (Brie Larson), and Aimee checks to make sure he's OK. "You wouldn't know who I am," she says, though she knows him: Sutter's popular because he's confident, not because people actually like him. He knows she's too good for him, but affection and denial can be a powerful mix.
This is the movie that "Like Crazy" was supposed to be.
My heart was floating through "The Spectacular Now" -- and you know what they say about what goes up. Kyle Chandler ("Friday Night Lights") makes a shockingly convincing deadbeat dad, and director James Ponsoldt ("Smashed") delivers a tale both aspirational and cautionary: Many former/current introverts will admire Sutter's assurance, but it can be a thin line between charm and over-compensation. Though the movie does have a case of say-everything-you-mean-articulately-at-the-time-you-want-to, "Now" tracks the source of heartbreak without undermining the bliss.
It's both a tribute to young love and an indictment of letting yourself drift over lines you shouldn't cross, both figuratively and literally when it comes to Sutter's casual drunken driving. "Live in the now," he says. "Embrace that [bleep]." Amazing how truth sounds like fiction from people who don't actually know anything.
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Video games may improve brain power in older adults
- NeuroRacer helped healthy older adults sharpen their memory
- Other studies have shown games can help ADHD%2C dementia and other conditions
- Study participants played the game on laptops at home rather than just in a lab
Video games seem like a mindless way to waste time, but a growing body of evidence suggests that if they are carefully designed to meet certain standards, they can dramatically improve brain power.
Studies have shown that specially made games can help people with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), early stages of dementia, brain injury, stroke, "chemobrain," addiction and other conditions.
Now a new study, in the scientific journal Nature, out Wednesday,confirms that they can help healthy people, as well.
After 12 hours of playing a road game designed to improve attention and focus, healthy people ages 60 to 79 performed as well as people a half-century younger. The improvements were still evident six months later, and they extended beyond the skills learned for the game.
Similar games might help older people improve their driving skills, for instance, or keep middle-aged people from losing their ability to multitask as they age.
This is not to justify a young person's obsession with Grand Theft Auto, World of Warcraft or anything on Xbox or Wii, scientists said.
To be beneficial, a game has to be designed with a specific goal in mind (say, improving attention), meet certain criteria and be proven effective through research, said Adam Gazzaley, a neuroscientist and director of the Neuroscience Imaging Center at the University of California-San Francisco, who led the new research.
"I don't want people to conclude that video games are some panacea for all that ails us," he said in a telephone news conference.
But brain scans confirmed that the 16 older people who played the game for 12 hours at home on a laptop got better at multitasking, paying attention in dull situations and remembering things short-term.
At the start of the study, the older people's performance on the driving game fell off by 65% when they had to point out certain street signs in addition to staying on the road. After practice, their performance dropped just 16% with the extra task — less than the falloff for 20-somethings. Brain scans and cognitive tests confirmed the improvement.
Gazzaley said key aspects of his game, called NeuroRacer, which took more than a year to design, included:
• Getting harder when people succeed and easier when they're getting frustrated. This will keep them challenged and engaged, but not turned off.
• Providing an "immersive" environment, game-speak for a playing field that draws people in through 3-D imagery and a constantly changing scene.
• Having fun. Research has shown that learning improves when the brain's reward system is turned on, such as when someone is having fun.
• Forcing people to keep driving up winding mountain roads while they were spotting the occasional signs — so they had to work continuously at both skills, and couldn't trade off one for the other.
Gazzaley is working with a game-design company, Akili Interactive Labs of Boston, to commercialize similar games, eventually for conditions such as ADHD and depression, as well as healthy aging.
One innovative aspect of the new study was that participants practiced the game at home on a laptop, rather than in a lab.
Future versions of the games will be designed for tablets and phones, to make the training accessible to more people, "and not just relegated to their living room," said W. Eddie Martucci, Akili's vice president for research and development.
The study confirms one essential truth about the human brain: It never stops learning, said Michael Merzenich, an emeritus professor at UCSF and a co-founder of another brain-game developer, Posit Science.
"Anybody at any age can be better at almost any thing — better tomorrow than you are today," he said.


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PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) Bryce Cotton scored 24 points, and Vincent Council added 15, leading Providence to a 69-66 victory over Villanova Saturday afternoon.
The game was a tale of two halves for Providence (10-8, 2-4 Big East). The Friars trailed 31-24 at halftime, but outscored Villanova (11-7, 2-3) 45-35 in the second half.
JayVaughn Pinkston paced the Wildcats from the start, scoring 10 of Villanova's first 13 points. The Wildcats went on a 15-2 run over a 4-minute span late in the first half.
Villanova found itself in foul trouble with 14 fouls in the first half, putting the Friars in the bonus at 10:33. But Providence could not capitalize at first, making just five of its first 14 free-throw attempts and 11 of 20 in the half. Furthermore, the Wildcats finished the half with seven players with two fouls, avoiding any major foul trouble and ending the half with the lead.
The second half was a different story for Providence, which began the period with a 13-4 run, marked by seven from Cotton.
Villanova started the half with seven turnovers on its first twelve possessions, finishing the game with 25 overall. For the Friars, Kris Dunn had two steals in the first 2 minutes of the half, contributing to a team total of 12.
The Friars and Wildcats matched each other basket for basket for the final 10 minutes. Momentum gradually shifted from the Wildcats to the Friars, who never trailed in the final 5:14.
Cotton hit a key 3-pointer with 1:02 left that appeared to seal the deal for the Friars, putting them up 63-57. After a Kris Dunn dunk widened the lead to 65-57, Villanova cut the lead to 67-62, and a Dunn technical foul that led to two Ryan Arcidiacono free throws cut the margin to 67-64 with 26.4 seconds left.
Villanova could not capitalize on the ensuing possession, however, and free throws by Dunn and Cotton put the game out of reach.
Providence led Villanova in offensive rebounds 19-9 and held the Wildcats to zero offensive boards in the first half. That came after the Wildcats tallied one offensive rebound in their last game against Pittsburgh.
Pinkston led the Wildcats with 20 points in the loss, and Darrun Hilliard added 14.


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More and more Google applications that used to be available only for Android are now ported to the iPhone. After Google Voice, Google Latitude, Google Places, Google Goggles (a feature of the Google Mobile App), iPhone users can now download Google Shopper, a product search tool that recognizes barcodes, supports voice search and lets you compare prices at online stores and local stores. It's actually a mobile version of Google Product Search that knows your location and has more input methods.
Google Shopper saves your history and lets you star products, but it doesn't integrate with Google accounts, so your data is only available on a single device. Another issue is that voice search times out too fast, so it's quite difficult too use.
According to Google, "Shopper is available for iPhone 3GS and iPhone 4 with iOS 4.0+ in English only for the United States and the UK."
There are still many Android-only apps (Sky Map, Google Translate, Gmail, Google Talk, Google Reader, Google Maps Navigation, Google Finance, Gesture Search) and it's likely that some of them will be available in Apple's App Store in the coming months.


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Q. We're facing problems in powder coating on sheets of cold-rolled closed annealed parts. We found that, after some days, the color is peeling off, and we have found corrosion beneath that. We do a three-in-one cleaning process and then powder coat at our job shop. Our product is an acoustic enclosure of a diesel generator set, so we are using polyester powder for sun resistance. Is there a solution, or should we switch to another process? T.S.
A. Given your description, the problem is not with the paint type or application, but seems to be related to your pretreatment process. You need to consider if the three-in-one sort of pretreatment is adequate for your product performance. That type of pretreatment will clean and coat in the first step, followed by rinsing and then a seal or passivating rinse. That first stage is formulated to only remove light-duty lubricants and soils. If you have heavy lubricants or a significant load of soils to be removed, this type of pretreatment isn't suited for your requirements. It is imperative to remove all the contaminants, since that is necessary to expose the substrate for subsequent conversion coating in the same step.
If you have anything except light-duty lubricants, I would suggest you consider working with your chemical supplier to evaluate the possible improvements you could realize through the use of a full five-stage cleaning and conversion coating system. With this scenario, you will have much more flexibility to use a more heavy-duty cleaner that will adequately clean your surfaces prior to the third stage of conversion coating. If even greater pretreatment corrosion protection is necessary, you would then have to consider a zinc phosphate conversion coating process that may include more than the traditional five steps of an iron phosphate process.
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Iggy got buffeted in the press this week, and it looks like its shown up in the latest polling numbers (although its all within the margin):
But if an election were to be held tomorrow, it would be a very tight race. The Liberals (35%, down 1 point) and the Conservatives (34%, up 1 point) are in a statistical tie among decided voters, while the NDP (13%, up 1 point), and Green Party (8%, down 1 point) trail. The Bloc is at 10% support nationally (up 1 point), while 6% of voters remain undecided.
I suppose the problem with convincing everyone that the timing of the election is in your hands, is that you might get blamed for (almost) precipitating an unpopular election. That's my 1st take on these numbers, if it isn't a matter of interpreting twitches. Again, once in a campaign, I doubt anyone will care who started it, esp. if its a more conventional fall election.


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|Oracle® Fusion Middleware Developer's Guide for Oracle IRM Server
11g Release 1 (11.1.1)
Part Number E12326-03
|PDF · Mobi · ePub
This section contains the following topics:
Peeking is the process of extracting metadata from sealed content. This metadata includes the classification details and any custom metadata supplied during the sealing process. Peeking is typically used to extract information from the sealed content without decrypting the file. Peeking is used by Oracle IRM Desktop when sealed file properties are displayed.
The sealing server supports both peeking and validated peek (where the digital signature of the sealed content is validated). In both cases the sealed content is uploaded to the sealing server, the content is examined, and the sealed content metadata is returned to the caller.
For JAX-WS generated web service proxies, the sealed content is provided as a
DataHandler parameter. Using a data handler allows the web service stack to stream the binary content to the server without having to load the complete file into memory.
javax.activation.DataHandler input = new javax.activation.DataHandler(new FileDataSource("example.stml"));
The data source does not have to be a file.
A call to the peek method results in the metadata being returned as a
ContentDescription object. This object contains the classification details, custom metadata and a few other attributes, such as the time the sealed file was created.
SealingServices sealingServices = new SealingServicesService().getSealingServices(new javax.xml.ws.soap.MTOMFeature()); ContentDescription results = sealingServices.peek(input);
It is important to enable the MTOM web service feature. This ensures the sealed content is uploaded to the server in the most optimal form. It also avoids
java.lang.OutOfMemoryException exceptions if the uploaded file is large.
To call the peek operation the authenticated user does not need any rights to access the sealed content.
A call to the
validatedPeek method results in the metadata being returned as a
ContentDescription object in the same way as peek. If the digital signature has been tampered with, or the file is corrupt, a
ContentParseFault exception is thrown. This exception will detail the reason for the sealed content parsing failure. A successful invocation of this operation signifies that the metadata signature has been verified.
SealingServices sealingServices = new SealingServicesService().getSealingServices(new javax.xml.ws.soap.MTOMFeature()); ContentDescription results = sealingServices.validatedPeek(input);
To call the validated peek operation, the authenticated user must have the rights to open the sealed content.
The classification is the most important part of the sealed content metadata. The classification contains the opaque XML document called the classification cookie. The classification cookie is the data used by Oracle IRM Desktop and the Oracle IRM J2EE application when associating rights with content. The classification cookie XML structure is defined by the classification system of the sealed content. The context classification system has an XML structure that includes a UUID to identify the context and a value called the item code which can be used to identify an individual document. The following is a sample context cookie that might appear in sealed content:
<?xml version="1.0" ?> <classifications:ContextCookie xmlns:classifications="http://xmlns.oracle.com/irm/classifications"> <context> <uuid>588403f9-9cff-4cce-88e4-e030cc57282a</uuid> </context> <itemCode> <value>sample.sdoc</value> <time>2007-05-10T12:00:00.000+00:00</time> </itemCode> </classifications:ContextCookie>
Rights for the context classification system are expressed using this information, for example:
John can access all documents with a context UUID of
Mary can access documents with a context UUID of
f3cd57c1-f495-48aa-b008-f23afa4d6b07 and an item code value of
plan001.sdoc or
The classification metadata also contains the human-readable labels for the classification. There may be multiple labels if the labels have been translated into multiple languages. These labels are used to display a friendly name and description to a user, rather than showing raw computer oriented data from the classification cookie.
The classification contains a set of human-readable strings called labels. The classification labels can be used to inform the user which classification the sealed content was sealed against.
Classification classification = results.getClassification(); Label[] labels = classification.getLabels(); if (labels != null) { for (Label label : labels) { System.out.println(label.getLocale().getDisplayName() + " : " + label.getName()); } }
The classification cookie is defined in the classification XML schema as an
<any> element. The cookie XML can be accessed from the classification object and is typically returned as a
org.w3c.dom.Element. The following code snippet shows a context UUID being extracted from a context classification cookie using the DOM.
Classification classification = results.getClassification(); org.w3c.dom.Element element = (org.w3c.dom.Element)results.getAny(); org.w3c.dom.NodeList nodes = element.getElementsByTagName("context"); org.w3c.dom.Node node = nodes.item(0); String uuid = node.getTextContent();
If the file is large there is no need to send the complete file to the sealing server. Peeking only requires the portion of the file that contains the metadata. This portion of the file is dynamic in size, but limited to 1MB in size. A pessimistic view would be to send the first 1MB of the file contents (or the complete contents if this is less than 1MB). In reality the sealed content preamble and metadata are usually a lot smaller, so 16K to 32K is usually sufficient. If the metadata section of the sealed content sent to the sealing server is truncated, the
peek or
validatedPeek call will throw a
Peeking is the process of extracting metadata from sealed content. This metadata includes the classification details and any custom metadata supplied during the sealing process. Peeking is typically used to extract information from the sealed content without decrypting the file. Peeking is used by Oracle IRM Desktop when sealed file properties are displayed.
The IRM Java libraries allow peeking to be performed locally. This can be used where performance is an issue and the overhead of sending content to the sealing server is undesirable. The functionality is identical to that provided by remote peeking.
Local peeking is performed using the
SealingOperations interface rather than the sealing services web service. Sealed content is provided as an
InputStream rather than a
import static oracle.irm.engine.content.sealing.SealingOperationsInstance.peek; InputStream fileInputStream = new FileInputStream("example.stml"); ContentDescription results = peek(fileInputStream);
The result can be examined in the same manner as for remote peeking.


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The Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV), one of Spain's top technical universities, has watched student engagement numbers and positive sentiment rise since the communications team made social media a priority. With the goal of answering all student inquiries that come through the university's social media accounts on the same day they were posted or sent, the team has adopted Hootsuite to help collaborate, strategize, and organize their social media efforts.
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