text: In 2013 Ubisoft unveiled to the world for the very first time their answer to the loot-shooter genre with Tom Clancys: The Division. The reveal showed a brutal, iced-over depiction of a ruined New York City in the midst of a viral plague and civil unrest as gangs and organizations terrorized the people of the big apple. When the game launched in 2016, the game was met with mixed results citing issues such as poor optimization, un-rewarding gameplay loop and host of other grievances that took away from an otherwise good game. The Division, did not launch at a good state whatsoever. But then, something unimaginable happened in the loot-shooter world: the game improved significantly over the years without having to purchase any sort of "we're sorry" year one expansion. The team at Massive Entertainment, based out of Sweden, doubled-down and continued to add game-improving updates. Now, The Division 2 has launched confidently showcasing everything the team at Massive has learned over the years with a myriad of improvements and additions that make the game hard to put down. Fallen Nation The Division 2 takes place nearly seven months after the original game's events where a smallpox epidemic spread through banknotes which caused chaos and panic across Manhattan. In the sequel, players are sent to investigate Washington D.C. after the SHD Network, the Division agents communication and technology system, falls apart leaving them cut-off from the rest of the country. It is now up to the agents to return order back to the capital of the nation, and to defeat the various factions that are vying for control. Your first look at the end of society itself. All in all, it is a pretty standard Tom Clancy-esque story of badass agents fighting the terrorizers, but that's not necessarily a bad thing. Unlike Destiny and Anthem's convoluted narrative of space wizards and magical Macguffins, The Division 2's story is a straightforward experience that doesn't highlight it's narrative. It uses it as a vehicle to set up a tone for a game you'll be playing for hundreds of hours. That being said, I found myself impressed by the performances by the voice actors, especially in the audio-logs that ranged from okay to downright harrowing. Some of the small stories you can find, including the fantastic environmental storytelling, really adds to the feeling of wandering a near-post-apocalyptic world. This feeling of wandering is only exemplified by The Divison 2's open-world, which should be considered a shining example of open-world development. The Capital Wasteland Visiting Capitol Hill. The Division 2 is my second favorite depiction of a post-apocalyptic Washington D.C. (the first being Fallout 3, of course). Luckily, there are no deathclaws to eat me alive in this game, but what we do have is the absolute best open-world in the loot-shooter genre. One of my biggest issues with other games in this genre is that the worlds are usually pretty bland. They may feature some beautiful visuals and fantastic elements, but when it comes down to it, they're usually uninteresting to traverse and serve as filler space of going from point A to B. It's an absolute awful feeling when you have a beautiful world like Bastion from Anthem only to serve as a place to fly around, but not truly explore. I'm confident I can walk around real life D.C. at this point. The Division 2 however, features a brilliantly designed world which is a 1-to-1 scale recreation of Washington D.C. which is an impressive feat. The Division 2's depiction is just a lot of fun to explore and traverse. Part of this is thanks to how many little nooks and crannies, underground tunnels, car garages and other locations are peppered throughout the game. The other part is that the world feels alive. Going from point A to B is not as simple as other loot-shooters; in The Division 2, every step you take will probably lead you to a fire-fight, jumping roaming mobs carrying supplies back to their base, taking over control points etc. Something is always happening in every corner, and the wonderful in-game map makes sure you miss nothing at all thanks to its accessibility and fantastic design. This is how you design a functioning map. There are also projects in the game where you can do activities and donate materials to restore the settlements in the game, breathing life back into the communities. Massive has done a fantastic job in creating the visuals for the game through both its technical fidelity, and the art style. The Division 2 does not have the advantage of being a fantasy, sci-fi universe but it more than makes up for it in its clever depiction of an I Am Legend-esque world. I am playing on a PC, and as you can see by the screenshots, the game is a looker. Reborn, and full of life. Tell Me Your Short Stories The campaign missions are beautifully designed. Though wandering a beautiful world filled with dynamic events and activities is fun, the campaign and side-missions are the real treat when it comes to what you can do in the game. I mentioned that the game's story is pretty standard, and it's true, but the actual campaign missions are thrilling and an absolute blast to play. The Division 2's campaign missions are some of the most exciting, difficult and rewarding missions I have played in both this genre and in many third-person shooters in general. They never feel like half-baked, shoe-horned missions that are there for the purpose of leveling you up. Some of the best examples of the game's campaign missions are the museum missions, where players go through fighting off waves of enemies and doing light puzzles all the while immersed in a richly designed environment. However, this thrilling nature of the main-missions also applies to the side-missions. The side-missions are well thought out and unique. The side-missions are significantly shorter, but doesnt sacrifice the quality you find in the main campaign; they still feature beautifully designed levels, exciting challenges and a ton of loot. Side-missions in games like this are usually pretty lackluster as seen in other games in the genre including its predecessor, but The Division 2 side-steps the mediocrity to give us great missions both big and small. To compliment the fantastic missions, Massive has also created some truly exciting gameplay Armed and Dangerous *sips tea* This is fine. Much like its predecessor, The Division 2 is a third-person cover shooter that rewards tactical positioning, use of cover, and relies on your general understanding of the environment around you. While the first game had these elements, the excitement of each firefight was muted by some questionable A.I. and bullet sponge enemies that could take magazine after magazine to take down. Massive once again shows off how much they have learned from their experience. While the first game felt like an RPG with shooting elements, The Division 2 showcases an expert blend between the two elements. Combat in the game feels fluid, frantic, and exhilarating with every encounter feeling different. Part of this is thanks to the brilliant artificial intelligence of the enemies. Regardless of the level or enemy type, NPC's are smart, taking advantage of their environment and abilities, and never giving you a chance to gain the upper-hand. The A.I. is not unfair though, just quite challenging which makes every firefight feel like your last. Combat is brutal and rewarding. Massive has also tweaked the time-to-kill, which has drastically changed the sponginess of enemies. While some heavy or boss enemies still take a lot of ammo to take down it never feels cheap. This is due to the new armor system in the game which both the NPC's and your characters have; enemies have weak points in their armor and gear that can be exploited and once it's gone, you can shred the health away easily. The tiny bit of bullet sponginess feels more believable now. The fantastic combat is supplemented by a deep, customizable RPG experience where you can min-max your character depending on your loot similar to Diablo 3. Min-maxing compliments the eight base abilities at your disposal; from flamining turrets to shields, each ability has roughly 3-5 variations giving you flexibility in combat. Between the min-maxing of your equipment and your abilities, the gameplay loop is exciting since the game essentially showers you with loot. Give Me All Of Your Loot Loot. So much loot. For a military shooter steeped in reality, this game does not shy away from giving you loot. In fact, I sometimes find it overwhelming when the game gives me more loot than I can literally carry in-game. I can't stress how happy that makes me. The Division 2 is a game centered around loot where each piece of weapon, armor and even your bag can give you various statistical advantages/disadvantages (rolls) and perks. There are many combinations that you can put together to create your ultimate character, which doesn't feel like a chore when you have access to a sizeable loot pool filled with a surprising variation of guns, masks, armored vests, gloves and much more. Half of these items are from random world containers. Just the other day, I spawned at a control point where each day you can open up some random world crates. Soon as I opened my first one, I got a high-end M60. By just walking around the world, you can get amazing loot or trash that you can break down and re-use in the crafting system. The Division 2 rewards you for exploring the world, doing the activities, and by simply being a part of this game world, and that I find compelling and gives me a reason to keep playing. A thrilling experience from start to end-game. Invasion of the End Game Many people play loot-shooters for the end-game content, luckily for you my fellow looters, The Division 2's end game is deep, rewarding and hasn't even been fully realized yet. After finishing the campaign and hitting level 30, as well as taking down the three faction strongholds in the game, something unexpected happens. A cutscene plays showing the survivors celebrating their recent victories against the other factions, which is unfortunately short lived. The Black Tusk has arrived in D.C., a technologically advanced organization that rivals and even eclipses the capabilities of the Division agents. When you reach the end-game, the entire map that you have fought so hard to liberate is taken over by the shadow organization and they are here to stay. The Black Tusk are no re-skinned enemies, they are an entirely new faction with advanced weaponry like gunship drones and robot dogs, and every soldier is a deadly threat. Not pictured: Me taking cover from the Black Tusk. You will have to fight this new deadly faction through invaded missions (the campaign missions replaced by the new faction), re-taking the open-world including control points and fighting the original strongholds with the Black Tusk replacing the other factions. The Division 2's end game also sees the return of world tiers which you can move through as you increase your gear score. Currently world tier 5 is locked until the release of Tidal Basin, the fourth stronghold and the Black Tusks home-base. The Division 2 has a lot to do in its end-game, including activities such as the priority target network that I haven't experienced yet. The end-game is riveting, diverse, dense and ultimately so rewarding all before the inevitable launch of an 8-player raid which will usher the series first raid. In other words, clear your calendars, you will be busy for quite some time with this game. The Battle Wages On While The Division 2 (much like many other games) is not perfect with some bugs, a few disconnects, etc., it is a stunning example of where the loot-shooter genre should be going. The game is packed with so much content, and so much more to discuss that it would far exceed the limits of this review: I would need a good 2000 more words to discuss how fantastic, brilliant and confident this sequel is. I haven't even talked about its MTX, which is not unfair and actually rewards you apparel caches (the games loot boxes) by playing. I haven't even talked about the games PVP mode. Even the Dark Zone which I haven't mentioned in this review, had a full revamp changing the way we see the infamous PvPvE mode. There is so much to say about The Division 2! The Division 2, is bar-none the most fully-realized game in the loot-shooter genre, and a pinnacle example of what it means to create a true sequel that pushes the series forward free of empty promises, and filled with moments of brilliance. I am so excited to see what the next year brings, now if you excuse me, I'm going into the Dark Zone to hopefully rob people of their beanies. A confident, thrilling sequel that redefines the genre. The Division 2 ReviewThe GoodBrilliant open-world designExciting gameplay and deep RPG mechanicsGreat game well before the end-gameThe BadMinor bug issuesSome disconnects, rubberbandingEnemies sometimes feel bullet spongy 9Overall Score Reader Rating: (3 Votes)6.4


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Blue Zones are places in the world where people live longer compared to the rest of the world and are healthy for the majority of their lives. Here are what some lessons from the blue zones.
The other day one of the lectures on my education was about the Blue Zones given by one of the researchers Dan Buettner. If you have never heard about this concept before, it is 5 places in the world where people live longer and do not suffer from major diseases during their lives. These places are; Sardinia (Italy), Okinawa (Japan), Loma Linda (California), Nicoya (Costa Rica) and Ikaria (Greece).
Scientists went to these places to study what these people do that makes them live longer, and here are what they found out:
- Move Naturally
These people do not participate in crazy hard exercising, but are rather focused on more natural movement. They walk a lot, do garden work or have physical work in fields etc.
- Right Outlook
They pray, meditate, take naps etc. Tuning in, quiet time, and relaxing.
- Know your sense of Purpose
Many of these people know their 'purpose' in life. Fx in Okinawa, Japan, they don't even have a word for 'retirement', rather they have the word "Ikigai" which means 'sense of purpose'
- Eat wisely
Eat only till you are full, do not overeat
- Eat a mainly plantbased diet
These people live mainly on vegetables, legumes, beans, nuts, seeds. They also eat around a handful of nuts each day.
- The 80 % rule
Eat big meals in the beginning of the day, and little or no food towards the end of the day.
- Connect
Connect with other people, especially loved ones. Spend time with your friends and family, and connect.
- Belonging to a Faith
Many of these communities belong to a faith, and either go regularly to Church or have a spiritual practice
- Right Tribe
Think about who you hang out with, your social network. Those closest to you, are what you become similar to. Surround yourself with people who uplift you, and who makes you happy and feel loved
Question for you: Have you heard about the Blue Zones before? If not, what do you take from this? Is there one area where you can start to work on it in your own life?
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|Joint Research Seminar
Genomics Strategic Research Theme
Single Cell Sequencing from Technology
Dr Xinghua PAN
28 January 2016 (Thu)
10:30 – 11:30 am
Seminar Room 1A, G/F
The Hong Kong Jockey Club Building for Interdisciplinary Research
5 Sassoon Road, Pokfulam, Hong Kong
Single cell sequencing mainly refers to sequencing the whole or the exome of a genome, a transcriptome, an epigenome, or a panel of target genes/elements of these parameters, from single cells. It provides unique power for analysis of biologically heterogeneous system, addressing its complicated functional subpopulations and uncovering its new functions. Recently, a series of technology breakthroughs were obtained, and the single cell sequencing-based studies particularly on cancer, development, neuron, and immune cells also led a wave of significant findings that are otherwise impossible. In clinical practice, it particularly accelerates development of non-invasive and ultra-sensitive methods for in vitro gene diagnosis and genomic screening of prenatal and preimplantation embryos, and for dynamic monitoring of cancer progress for personalized and precise medicine. We have developed a series of omics technologies on single cell sequencing for these applications.
About the Speaker:
Dr Xinghua Pan is a research faculty member at Department of Genetics, Yale School of Medicine. He obtained PhD from Fudan University in Shanghai, MD from Southern Medical University in Guangzhou. Since 2004, as a Research Scientist, he leads a team focusing on development of novel approaches for single cell omics analysis, and combination with NGS in translational medicine. He once worked as a leader at Molecular Staging Inc. for developing whole genome amplification technology, REPLIg.


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Getting this year's top Christmas presents is one thing, but what about the stocking fillers? Or secret Santa? Shopping for the smaller gifts can be just as fun as the bigger, more expensive ones. Setting the secret Santa budget for £5 makes the task even more challenging, and that paired with the likelihood of picking the colleague you know the least about, can make for an embarrassing time at the office Christmas party! Hopefully our research will get you started with a few ideas. Our top 10 gifts for under £5 are listed below, and there are even more to choose from over on Pinterest. All of course will raise funds for your favourite charity when bough through Give as you Live.
TV trivia (90s)
OK, charades might be free, but this 90s TV trivia game is less than five pounds and contains 100 questions – perfect to keep everyone entertained after dinner. One reviewer said: "Got this as a stocking filler for my son, the cards came out on Christmas afternoon and we had a laugh trying to remember the answers to the questions. Good fun for anyone who watched TV in the 90s, reminds you of the classic and not-so-classic programs that filled our screens back then." We do think some of the questions may be weighted more towards American TV programs, so make sure you know your Ted Danson from your Dr Quinn.
A pencil… and a catapult?! Turn into Dennis the Menace with this catapencil, the perfect accessory for school (or the office). We thought it might be more feline than projectile, but apparently that's one invention that's still on the drawing board. Again, it's a Christmas present that's less than five pounds, so hey – you can afford to buy one for the whole family. It's the gift that keeps on giving as it raises 24p for charity. One reviewer on iwantoneofthose.com said: "The pencil itself is a soft nib, slightly greyer than a typical pencil but still a decent pencil. That Catty side of it is pretty strong, (the stick) and the elastic itself is fairly hard-wearing… Good deal, non lethal as long as you're using common sense and using it for good fun." Non-lethal: excellent.
Cookie cutter and recipe pack
Has a loved one been watching the Great British Bake-Off? Or are they just find of biccies? Looking for that perfect baking gift, but looking to spend less than five pounds? This cookie cutter and recipe pack takes the biscuit. It's not just perfect for people who love to bake, it makes a very thoughtful stocking-filler. Gift wrapping is available and the gift can even be personalised. If you go for that option you'll have to pay a slightly higher price – but that's the way the cookie crumbles, we guess. Um, crumbs.
Wind up space hoppers
These Space Hoppers are small enough to fit in the palm of your hand, but that doesn't mean they have less bounce than their bigger brothers and sisters. Bounce back to 1971 with these fantastically retro Wind up Space Hoppers! Perfect to jazz up a desk at work. Over on Amazon, reviewer Miranda said: "My kids got these for Christmas and thought they were very funny hopping up and down. Nice little retro toys. When reviewing I was asked to rate their educational value and durability. I suppose when they break they can be dissected!"
Head Massager
If you know someone who needs some relaxation time, this head massager is the perfect gift. Can you put a price on relaxation? Apparently you can – and at under five pounds, you could even get one for the cat. On second thoughts, maybe not. Here's another review from iwantoneofthose.com from a very happy and relaxed customer: "I am pleased with this purchase. I bought it for my my mother as a Christmas gift and she was very pleased with it. A friend had one and said it was a very good head massager, so I thought that my mother would like it and she did. I would buy it again and am pleased with the whole experience – very relaxing." You can also relax in the knowledge that although it costs under £5, this cheap gift still raises 24p for charity.
Vanilla fudge box
Is a member of your family a fan of fudge? Yes? Why, then this is the perfect gift for under a fiver. Toys and trinkets may or may not get used on Xmas day, but you can bet that this little box of deliciousness will get demolished in less time than it takes to set the Queen's speech to record.Treat someone special to this tasty vanilla fudge, made with real clotted cream. Mm – all that buttery, sugary, sweet deliciousness. We don't have a product review for this one so we think you should probably test it out for yourself first – just to be sure you're giving people something they'll like. After all, it is a Christmas present that's less than five pounds.
Origami sticky note pad
You still have much to learn about the ancient art of paper folding, grasshopper. These origami sticky notes will make day-to-day tasks at work more fun for a loved one. You can exercise your mind and discover the Japanese art of paper folding, with ten different models to make. Or why not treat yourself? The next time you need to remind your colleague of something simply write it on one of these, then turn it into a pigeon to fly across the desk. The perfect gift for a creative mind, who you'd like to treat to a thoughtful little gift… but without breaking the bank. Also a fantastic stocking filler for kids. For less than a fiver, we don't think you can really go wrong with this cheap little present.
Know someone who keeps their face buried in the phone all day long? Perhaps a fan of the outrageously successful Angry Birds? Tempt them to raise their head from out of their phone for a few seconds this Christmas when you treat them to some old-fashioned jigsaw-come-logic-problem mayhem. Best of all, this present is less than a fiver. This "annoying bird" impossipuzzle is good gift for anyone who likes a challenge. And the good news is it's not actually impossible. There are different styles of birds repeated over and over across this fiendishly complex and perplexing problem – enough to bewilder and boggle the brainiest of kids. We think this 100-piece puzzle is ideal for a rainy day. So that will be Christmas day, then.
Owl lip balm
Get heads turning (but hopefully not 360 degrees) with these cute little owl lip balms come in four different flavours (chocolate, apple, caramel and cinnamon). They will fit nicely into a handbag or pocket, so can be taken everywhere. Aw, look at those cute little owls. They're, um – a real hoot! We think they'd make a great little stocking filler for all the ladies in the family. Oh, and owls can actually only turn their heads 270 degrees. What a disappointment. One Amazon reviewer said: "Sweet little item, perfect as a stocking filler. Good quality lip gloss fragrance is really strong. As well as being fun I can highly recommend this lip gloss." And they're less than £5!
Show the world that size doesn't matter as you take care of everyday problems with the six amazing tools in this MicroTool kit. It's robust, compact and lightweight so you can attach it to your belt, rucksack or keyring. It includes a bottle opener, screwdriver, file, knife, nail cleaner and scissors. The MicroTool also weighs less than 15g, so it's not going to weigh any pockets down with its usefulness. At £4.49, the MicroTool is exactly the man-gift you need if you're looking for Christmas gifts for £5 and under. Just remember never to mock a man's MicroTool – that's just not on.
Christmas gifts for less than five pounds
And so our odyssey of oddments for less than a fiver draws to a close for 2012. Was there a cut-price present or cheap stocking filler we missed? Let us know below.


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Finally I get a chance to write this blog and wish you all a very Happy New Year! New years resolutions: keep up to date with blog!
2013 was a busy year, a difficult year, but one that we achieved plenty and met some wonderful people. If I look back on some of the highlights they include:
So actually when you look back it's not a bad amount of work for the year! Having our own bedroom and bathroom is definitely a highlight, as is Louis' room. We are a whisker away from completing the upstairs and have some exciting new plans for the house which will allow us to complete (the upstairs at least) sooner rather than later. But for now a big thank you to everyone who helped us, it is very much appreciated.
Here are a few of our 'helpers' for 2013
And plenty more! Bonne Anneé a tous!


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Welcome to Elite Electronic Systems
Established in 1986, Elite Electronic Systems is the leading provider of Sub-Contract Electronic Manufacturing Services, to a diverse customer portfolio of innovative and successful companies in the UK, Ireland and internationally.
Elite adhere to ISO27001:2013, ISO9001:2015 & ISO13485:2016 quality management systems, covering both standard product and medical device manufacture.
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Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) is a serious crime that can carry lifelong repercussions. If you have been charged with a DWI in Desert Hot Springs California it is highly recommended that you find a criminal defense lawyer who is experienced with DWI law.
Lawyers in Desert Hot Springs Who Specialize in DWIs
DWIs occurring in California require a significant amount of evidence and legal expertise to competently litigate. Because the state must prove you committed the crime beyond a reasonable doubt, you may have a variety of different avenues of attack against a DWI charge.
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La gamma di tubazioni Kongskilde varia da un diametro di 80 mm sino a 800 mm nelle versioni per basse ed alte pressioni. Tutti i tubi sono disponibili in acciaio zincato o acciaio inossidabile con la possibilità di uno speciale trattamento interno antiadesivo quando è necessario trasportare scarti della produzione di etichette o altri prodotti adesivi.
Progettata in forma modulare il sistema di tubazione comprende tubi, curve, diramazioni, deviatori, cicloni e silenziatori, riduzioni ecc.. Tutti i componenti sono collegati tra loro mediante collari rapidi (sgancio rapido) o con chiusura a bullone che permette di ottenere una ottima sigillatura dei giunti che riduce le perdite di carico nei sistemi di trasporto pneumatico.
The OK pipe system is ideal for pneumatic and mechanical conveying and for ventilating applications in both farming and industry.
The simple and flexible pipe systems may be adjusted to suit any specific purpose, resulting in shorter conveying distances and therefore the most efficient and economical solutions.
Applications range from the conveying of crops, waste paper, plastic granulates and sawdust to complete ventilation systems.
Customized systems can be supplied
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Robust construction
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The sturdily constructed OK pipe system is made from galvanized sheet steel. The rolled pipe ends serve as reinforcements, maintaining the circular shape and ensuring tight joints.
Three pipe diameters
The OK pipe system is available in three different diameters:
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Selection of wall thicknesses
Choice of wall thickness depends largely on the wear to which the pipe system will be exposed. The wide range of pipes is therefore available in different thicknesses - OK standard, OKR reinforced and OKD extra reinforced (for gravity flow).
Full utilization of the air stream
The advanced production machinery ensures a continuous smooth inner surface of the pipeline, thus giving gentle and efficient conveying - even in downpipes - as well as maximum utilization of the air stream.
Modular pipe system
Designed in modular form the OK pipe system comprises pipes, bends, branches, diverters, cyclones, outlets, etc. The components are assembled
quickly and easily using the unique OK quick-release couplings. The wide choice of OK pipes and accessories ensures flexibility and ease of installation in existing buildings.
Temporary and permanent installations
Two types of OK couplings are available for temporary and permanent systems, respectively.
If the pipe system is to be dismantled or altered frequently, it is advantageous to select the OK quick-release couplings for assembly and removal without the use of tools. The relatively low weight of the OK pipes facilitates assembly.
For permanent systems OK bolt couplings are preferable.
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OK pipe supports permit wall and ceiling mounting, thus keeping clear valuable floor space in production pre- mises or storage plants.
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Introducing IBM Watson Imaging Clinical Review
By Anne Le Grand, General Manager and Vice President of Imaging, IBM Watson Health
Exciting news! The first cognitive solution from Watson Health's medical imaging business, IBM Watson Imaging Clinical Review, is generally available to healthcare providers as of today. Watson Imaging Clinical Review is the first step in our commitment to provide impactful imaging solutions that address complex medical problems. Healthcare providers face these every day on behalf of the patient populations they serve.
Watson Imaging Clinical Review is a cognitive data review tool. It helps create a more reliable patient record to drive accuracy in quality reporting and billing processes. Doing so is clinically important because reliable patient records help provide a consistent picture of the patient to everyone involved in his/her care: from the primary care doctor, to the specialist, to the emergency department physician.
EMR systems are intended to improve patient management and system analytics; however, the results can be disorganized, incomplete, and inconsistent. A clinical diagnosis does not always transfer correctly into the problem list and recorded diagnosis in the EMR. Pieces that get missed can create problems at the patient and system level. As the shift towards value-based care gains momentum, it is clear to me that healthcare providers must be empowered to improve the accuracy and effectiveness of their reporting within the broader healthcare system.
Watson Imaging Clinical Review improves the path from diagnosis to documentation, eliminating data leaks caused by incomplete or incorrect documentation. This innovative cognitive data review tool supports accurate and timely clinical and administrative decision-making by:
- Reading structured and unstructured data
- Understanding data to extract meaningful information
- Comparing clinical reports with the EMR problem list and recorded diagnosis
- Empowering users to input the correct information back into the EMR reports
Watson Imaging Clinical Review enables reconciliation of inconsistencies between clinical diagnoses and administrative records. Those inconsistencies that can impact billing accuracy, quality metrics, and an organization's bottom line.
This initial release of Watson Imaging Clinical Review is focused on Aortic Stenosis which affects 1.5 million Americans and occurs when the aortic valve in the heart is narrowed. This impedes blood flow to the rest of the body and causes shortness of breath, tiredness, and chest pain. If a cardiologist's report indicates a diagnosis of aortic stenosis, Watson Imaging Clinical Review helps verify that this diagnosis was propagated into the electronic health record into places like the patient's problem list and recorded diagnosis.
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Rosalyn D'mello: The sheltered walls of inertia
Sometimes inertia is so subtle and normalised, we don't recognise how it defines the lives we lead and the choices we don't make
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I always registered the inertia as a punctuation mark made by the body when it is jolted out of a state of complacency. I have this hazy memory of my science teacher in school providing us with an analogy of being in a BEST bus that's moving a certain speed until it has to brake, causing the standing body to thrust forward either a little or a more forcefully, depending on the momentum the pause generates.
In classical physics, inertia is the resistance of any physical object to any change in its state of motion. The metaphor is implicit in the word's etymology, deriving from the Latin word, iners, meaning idle, sluggish. Isaac Newton described it as the vis insita, or innate force of matter, a power of resisting by which every body, as much as in it lies, endeavours to preserve its present state, whether it be of rest or of moving uniformly forward in a straight line. Sometimes inertia is so subtle and normalised, we don't recognise how it defines the lives we lead and the choices we don't make. After all who wants to consciously upset the prevailing domesticity of our every day? If it's broken but still functional, why fix it? So, naturally, I was deeply apprehensive about starting on renovation work in my apartment, but I'd realized, a few months ago, that it would soon be five years since I shifted into the apartment in Delhi I presently call my home.
The ceiling in my bedroom, which doubles as my workspace, had begun to chip, and the cracks along the door frames of every room had been widening a little more every day. I couldn't put it off any longer. It was time for not just a suturing but also a revamp. The clunky plywood bookshelf I'd bought off a friend six years ago had to go; it was occupying too much real estate. The kitchen was crying for more shelf space, especially after the existing one came crashing done one morning when I wasn't around, because the wood had been hollowed out ages ago by termites. It was the wake-up call I needed.
I'd begun to feel embarrassed about hosting anyone, given that I do identify as one of those house-proud sorts. Once my body decided it had healed sufficiently from the trauma of the laparoscopy, I consulted with my landlord, brought in a contractor, an electrician, a carpenter, and decided to get on with it. I willed my apartment out of the inertia I had let it slip into. I'm writing this on Day 4 of the home improvements. The paint smells. There are speckles of wall scrapings everywhere and curly shavings of pinewood I bought from the wood market at Kotla, along with iron-coloured debris from drilled holes. Yesterday, there were six men in my house, all at once; five painters and a carpenter. Today, there will be seven, including the electrician.
I have made some audacious decisions after several browsing sessions on Pinterest. I am excited by how the floating shelves - an idea I had for optimising my library - is slowly materialising on my walls as we speak, expanding the spaciousness of my living room. After much vacillating, I froze on a crimson shade for my kitchen. The carpenter seemed troubled, but I knew I wanted a darker paint that would warm up the room. I feel less uncertain about how it'll turn out. Despite my initial reservations about having all this masculine energy in my home, about how this renovation would be an interruption to my routine and my writing schedule, I find now I have gone over to the other side. I am now deeply enthused by the prospect of a freshly painted apartment and a more efficient kitchen. Deciding to see this through also meant renewing my commitment to continuing to live where I do; an investment, you could say, in my immediate future, one that emphasises how much I have already settled down, grown roots.
What I hadn't imagined is how much I would enjoy witnessing the work ethic of the labourers who are chipping away at every square foot of the walls and ceilings, along with the carpenter and electrician. They take great pride in being here on time each morning, sometimes earlier than I expect them to arrive. They change their clothes to mark the beginning of their labours and end the day doing the same thing, after cleaning up the debris. Sometimes, I have to urge them to leave because I have somewhere to be, but that doesn't prevent them from taking their time to do things professionally. I always thought of writing as a form of masonry; pitting word upon word, baked brick upon unfound nuance. As I am confined to one room where I continue wrestling with my deadlines, I think about the word-practice, the difference between theirs and mine, however elusive. Both have something to do with the questioning of inertia. Both are mobile and redolent of great dignity.
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Students take the stage in Allard Hall
Triffo Theatre officially opens with Sister Act
On November 23, the Triffo Theatre officially opened its doors for Sister Act, the first performance in the 2017/18 theatre season run.
Theatre Arts and Theatre Production students have spent the last two-and-a-half months learning and preparing in Allard Hall's brand new classroom, studio, shop and theatre spaces. Sister Act, which runs until December 2, is their first opportunity to realize their creative vision on stage in the brand new facility.
Get your tickets, and read more about what two of our students had to say about their experiences getting ready for the show.
When I came to Canada, I didn't have a lot of friends. So I tried to keep busy with something just for me. I liked singing—we do a lot of karaoke in the Philippines—but I didn't think I was any good at it until Grade 9, when I played the role of Jasmine in Aladdin.
In Sister Act, I play Deloris. She's an undiscovered nightclub singer who's bold, confident and has dreams of becoming a huge star. She's got big aspirations for herself—except she takes a little bit of a detour after seeing someone get murdered by her married lover. Underneath all of her sass, big hair, attitude and dazzling purple boots, she has a kind heart, and she learns a lot of things along the way about religion and people, and herself—all from being stuck in a convent with a bunch of nuns. I like to think I'm sassy like she is and I have big dreams for myself too, which isn't a surprise—I'm in Theatre Arts. Through the making of this production, I've also learned to make real connections with my peers and castmates—it has been quite a tiring but worthwhile trek.
A wise man once told me, "Live every day like it's your last because one day it will be. Make everything you do matter— if that means singing songs and dancing for two hours straight, let that be it." I truly would like to live by that and I hope when you see this show, it will make you feel something—a bit of human sentiment.
—Chariz, 2nd year Theatre Arts student and "Deloris" in Sister Act
When I walked into my first day of carpentry class in high school, my teacher was listing off things we could do and he mentioned "scene construction." I must have looked up because he said to me, "You're going to build the set." I don't know how he knew it—I fell in love with scenic carpentry and since then, it's been my whole life. It's what I came into the Theatre Production program to do, but I found I'm also interested in technical direction.
As technical director, I deal with the crew's safety and time, and make sure everyone stays on budget. I also deal with a lot of technical problems, like if the carpentry team doesn't know how to build something, I have to figure that out.
Everyone keeps saying we're leading a legacy with this first show in the Triffo Theatre. It's kind of intimidating, especially for me being in a management position. There's a lot of pressure on me not to mess up. I know my teachers will make sure I don't. I still feel stressed, but I'm also confident that the team and I will do a good job.
—Hannah, 2nd year Theatre Production student and Technical Director for Sister Act
Come together for a year of celebration
The opening of the Triffo Theatre and Sister Act are part of the year of celebration that marks the opening of Allard Hall. For more information, please check out MacEwan.ca/ComeTogether.
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In this presentation we will show that, by emphasizing physical organic chemistry, molecular engineering is a powerful strategy to develop high performance redox active molecules for flow battery application. We will discuss the development of pH neutral aqueous organic redox flow batteries (AORFBs) employing water-soluble redox active molecules including viologen, ferrocene, TEMPO, and Ferrocyanide.[1-5] Particularly, the chemistry and battery performance of two electron storage viologen molecules will be highlighted.[6] In addition, our effort in developing non-aqueous organic redox flow batteries (NAORFBs) will be also covered.
References: (1) Hu, B.; DeBruler C., Rhodes, Z.; Liu, T. L., J. Amer. Chem. Soc., 2017, 1207-1214. (2) Liu, T.;* Wei, X.; Nie, Z.; Vince, S.; Wang, W. Adv. Energy Mat. 2016. (3) B. Hu, C. Seefeldt, C. DeBruler, T. L. Liu, J. Mater. Chem. A 2017, DOI: 10.1039/C1037TA06573F. (4) Filed US Patents covering applications of water-soluble viologen, ferrocene derivatives, and TEMPO for RFBs. (5) Luo, J.; Sam, A.; Hu, B.; DeBruler, C.; Wei, X.; Wang, W.; Liu, T. L. Nano Energy 2017, ASAP. (6) DeBruler, C.; Hu, B.; Moss, J.; Liu, X.; Luo, J.; Sun, Y.; Liu, T. L. Chem 2017, ASAP.
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Capgemini is a global leader in consulting, digital transformation, technology and engineering services. The Group is at the forefront of innovation to address the entire breadth of clients' opportunities in the evolving world of cloud, digital and platforms. Building on its strong 50-year heritage and deep industry-specific expertise, Capgemini enables organizations to realize their business ambitions through an array of services from strategy to operations. Capgemini is driven by the conviction that the business value of technology comes from and through people. Today, it is a multicultural company of 270,000 team members in almost 50 countries. With Altran, the Group reported 2019 combined revenues of €17billion.
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F, T6: Computational Physics – Overview
First lecture on Mon, Oct 12. Exercises to start in the second week of the semester
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The course is intended at the early Master level. However, advanced Bachelor students can also follow the course. Knowledge of quantum mechanics 1 and statistical mechanics 1 is required. Python2.7 in combination with numpy, scipy and matplotlib will be used in the course, but other object oriented languages such as C++ are also acceptable.
numerical precision, matrix computations and decompositions, root solving, function optimization, data fitting, interpolation, extrapolation, ordinary differential equations, partial differential equations, variational methods, integration, Monte Carlo methods, molecular dynamics, (Fast) Fourier transforms, exact diagonalization and the Lanczos algorithm, stochastic optimization, Density Functional Theory, Hartree Fock, band structure
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Philipp O. J.Scherer, Computational Physics, 2nd ed.
B.A.Stickler and E. Schachinger, Basic Concepts in Computational Physics
Anne Greenbaum and Timothy P. Chartier, Numerical Methods: design, analysis, and computer implementation of algorithms
W.H. Press et al, Numerical Recipes in C
J.M. Thijssen, Computational Physics
D.P. Landau and K. Binder, Monte Carlo Simulations in Statistical Physics
G.H. Golub, C.F. van Loan Matrix Computation
W. Krauth, Statistical Mechanics: Algorithms and Computations
H. Gould, J. Tobochnik, W. Christian, An Introduction to Computer Simulation Methods: Applications to Physical Systems
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In January, I realized I didn't have a single speaking engagement in June and Julywhich are usually two of my busiest months. And that was just a bit disconcerting!
The only other time I've had a summer without speaking engagements, the youth pastor at my wife's church resignedby emailto the entire church email listat 11:30 pm Saturday nightand was gone! I became interim youth pastor at 51 years old that summer.
Again, God has cleared my schedule for this summer. This time, so I can undergo radiation treatment for prostate cancer. And that realization has given me added confidence that a) nothing surprises God and b) that He has the situation under control.
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Our directors Jim Lee and Grahame Kelly attended the highly anticipated Parliamentary Review Gala at Mansion House in London. It was a very interesting evening attended by dignitaries, notable figures from the world of entertainment and industry leaders. The impressive speakers included broadcaster and journalist Julia Hartley-Brewer and former cabinet Minister and dancer Ed Balls, who took time out to show Grahame some of his slick Strictly Come Dancing moves!
The event marked the publication of this year's Parliamentary Review which we were proudly selected to be part of and involved us submitting a 1000-word article on the challenges within our industry and sharing best practice as a template for reform. The Review will now be sent out to over half a million individuals, including MPs, Peers at the House of Lords, Chief Executives, Vice Presidents, Chief Information Officers, Chief Technology and Procurement Officers. Over the last few years, George Osborne, Theresa May, David Cameron and Philip Hammond have all written exclusively for the Review, along with many of the nation's most established business leaders and talented entrepreneurs.
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There is some evidence that the antioxidant polyphenols found in green and black tea may protect against certain cancers. Researchers have proposed that these polyphenols reduce the risk of developing cancer by inhibiting cancer cell growth and/or killing cancer cells. But research examining the association between tea consumption and cancer risk has been limited.
A new study in the December 12/26, 2005 issue of the Archives of Internal Medicine followed a group of women for 15 years and found that drinking two or more cups of tea per day was associated with a significant reduction in the risk of developing ]]>ovarian cancer]]> .
This study included 61,057 Swedish women ages 40-76. The women filled out a food-frequency questionnaire that included tea consumption. Researchers followed the women for about 15 years, tracking who developed ovarian cancer. The researchers examined the association between tea consumption and the development of ovarian cancer. They adjusted their analyses for other factors associated with ovarian cancer, including body mass index (a measure of weight in relation to height), oral contraceptive use, and diet.
Sixty-eight percent of the women reported drinking tea at least once per month, and 301 women were diagnosed with ovarian cancer during the study. Drinking two or more cups of tea per day was associated with a 46% reduction in the risk of developing ovarian cancer. And each additional cup of tea per day was associated with an 18% reduction in the risk of developing ovarian cancer.
This study was limited because tea consumption was measured with a food frequency questionnaire, which is subject to error.
These findings suggest that tea consumption may reduce the risk of developing ovarian cancer. But, although the researchers controlled for some lifestyle factors associated with colorectal cancer (e.g., body mass index, diet), they may not have controlled for everything. It is possible that tea drinkers live more healthful lifestyles overall, which may affect their risk of developing cancer. Also, ovarian cancer is rare (only 0.49% of women developed ovarian cancer during this 15 year study), so even though there was significant reduction in ovarian cancer risk among the women in the study, the impact of tea drinking on individual women was quite small.
More research is needed to determine the benefits of tea consumption, and the National Cancer Institute is currently investigating the medicinal benefits of drinking tea. In the meantime, if you drink tea, continue to enjoy it with the knowledge that it may be reducing your risk of cancer.
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Supporting the Swedish aviation industry in general – your membership and sponsorship will be used to promote the industry as a whole.
Coverage of your business and news within SAG communications.
* For larger activities such as international exhibitions there is a sponsorship fee for those that would like to be directly involved.
If your business has aims to be a core part of the Swedish aviation industry with national and international growth we believe you will feel the benefits of being a member.
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An often-overlooked component in a premium sound system, the amplifier, takes the audio signals from various sources within the vehicle and boosts them up to a more powerful level before sending them to the speakers. A quality amplifier can significantly improve the performance of the sound system by adding power and channel count.
As the market leader for automotive infotainment networking, Microchip provides the products and the technological know-how needed for interfacing and connecting audio amplifiers with other audio components in the vehicle. In addition, our microcontroller and analog solutions have helped engineers complete innovative designs of audio amplifiers that reduce noise and distortion, enable refined signal processing and improve the overall performance of the vehicle's sound system.
INICnet™ Technology
INICnet™ technology simplifies automotive infotainment networking with support for Ethernet, Audio, Video and Control over a single cable. INICnet can coexist with automotive Ethernet to seamlessly interface Internet Protocol (IP)-based data communications across vehicle domains, while providing efficient transport of audio and video data. INICnet does not require development and licensing of additional protocols or software stacks, reducing development costs and keeping development on schedule. INICnet supports a variety of system management methodologies via IP, or a dedicated control message channel. Data rates of 50 Mbps on UTP or 150 Mbps on coax or optical cabling are supported.
- OS81118 - Single-network port highly-integrated Intelligent Network Interface Controller (INIC)
- OS81119 - Dual-network port highly-integrated Intelligent Network Interface Controller (INIC)
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To facilitate your design, we offer a variety of power management and companion devices, such as video codecs, that pair well with our INICnet technology allowing you to easily meet your telematics application needs.
- OS85652 - High-performance MediaLB®-I/O-port expander with DTCP
- OS85654 - Serial MediaLB I/O port expander with DTCP
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- OS85623 – Video codec and MediaLB I/O port expander with DTCP
- MPM85000 – ECU power management device
Ethernet Products
Since delivering the very first AEC-Q100-qualified Ethernet devices to the market back in 2008, Microchip has led the way in providing automotive-grade Ethernet controllers, switches, bridges and transceiver PHYs. With Ethernet solutions that range from 10 Mbps to 1 Gbps, our portfolio enables many high-speed networking applications throughout the vehicle.
- KSZ9031 - Gigabit Ethernet transceiver with power saving features
- LAN88730 -10/100 base-T/TX Ethernet transceiver for automotive applications
- KSZ8851 -10/100 base-T/TX Ethernet controller with generic 8/16/32-bit or SPI interface
- LAN89730 -USB to 10/100 base-T/TX Ethernet bridge for automotive applications
- KSZ8567 -7-port 10/100 AVB Ethernet switch
- KSZ8895 -5-port 10/100 Ethernet switch with fiber support
- LAN89730 - USB to 10/100 Base-T/TX Ethernet bridge for automotive applications
- LAN7801 – Super-speed USB 3.1 Gen 1 to 10/100/1000 gigabit Ethernet bridge
To facilitate the design of embedded control systems, Microchip offers high-performance Arm® Cortex®-M7 devices with easy-to-use development tools and simplified power configuration and setup. Our SAM ARM-based MCU's
offer scalability and are qualified to AEC-Q100 Grade1. In addition, our dsPIC® Digital Signal Controllers (DSCs) feature control-oriented peripherals like a microcontroller along with a DSP core.
- ATSAMV71N20 - 32-bit Arm Cortex-M7 MCU with USB, Ethernet, CAN-FD, and MediaLB
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- dsPIC33EP64GS504 - 16-Bit DSC for digital power applications with high-speed PWMs, ADC, PGA and comparators
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For the pre-amp stage, Microchip offers a complete lineup of rail-to-rail operational amplifiers. They feature low offset voltages and drift, low quiescent currents and enhanced EMI rejection, and are available in single, dual and quad configurations in very small form factors.
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- MCP6294 – Quad 1.0 mA, 10 MHz rail-to-rail op amp
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Our basic power management solutions include several automotive grade linear and switched voltage regulators. Linear regulators feature low dropout voltages, ultra-low quiescent currents, wide input voltage ranges, load dump and reverse battery protection. Switching regulators support buck, boost, buck-boost and SEPIC designs from 100 mA to 12A output currents.
- MAQ5281 – High-performance, low dropout regulator, 25 mA, 120V, adjustable Vout from 1.27 to 5.5V
- MCP1790 – 30V, 70 mA, load dump protected linear voltage regulator
- MCP16311 – 30V, 1A PFM/PWM high-efficiency synchronous buck regulator
- MCP16331 – 50V 1A non-synchronous buck regulator
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Microchip's lineup of temperature sensors and switches comprise analog and digital outputs, giving you the flexibility you need for your design. Our automotive-grade temperature sensors are factory calibrated with up to +/-0.5°C accuracy over a temperature range of -40°C to 125°C. And with very small form factors, they provide an ideal solution for temperature sensing without consuming a significant amount of board space.
- MCP9700A - Low-power linear active thermistor ICs, analog output
- MCP9800 - 2-wire high-accuracy temperature sensor, digital output
- MCP9504 - Temperature switch with selectable hysteresis
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The Microchip lineup of LIN transceivers range from standalone LIN transceivers to fully integrated SIPs that include a voltage regulator and a microcontroller. Our LIN transceivers are compliant with the industry-standard LIN bus specifications and are approved by the major global OEMs.
- MCP2003B – Standalone 8-pin LIN transceiver
- ATA663254 - LIN system basis chip including 5V voltage regulator and NRES-output
- ATA663454 – LIN system basis chip including 5V voltage regulator, watchdog and high side switch
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Microchip's portfolio of CAN transceivers includes CAN 2.0, CAN-FD Flexible Data-Rate (FD), and CAN Partial Networking (PN) transceivers, and support the newest CAN standards, ISO 11898 2/5/6, ISO 11898-2:2016 and SAE J2962-2. Features include various wake-up functionalities and exceptional EMC performance even without a common-mode choke. Microchip also offers the industry's first AEC-Q100 Grade-0 (150°C) qualified CAN transceiver family.
- ATA6562 - High-speed CAN FD transceiver with Standby- and Silent mode and WUP
- MCP2561FD - High-speed CAN FD transceiver with Standby mode and SPLIT pin
- ATA6570 - High-speed CAN FD transceiver with Partial Networking
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Microchip's MEMS oscillators are designed to meet the stringent requirements of the harsh automotive environment. With quality and performance advantages over crystal oscillators such as DPPM levels that are 10 times lower, shock tolerance 500 times higher and vibration tolerance 5 times higher, these MEMS oscillators are an excellent choice for automotive applications. Our leading-edge MEMS technology, advanced packaging, and innovative Phase-Locked Loop (PLL) design enables us to offer the most stable, reliable and robust oscillators in the industry.
- DSA1105 - Automotive low-jitter MEMS oscillator
- DSA1125 - Automotive low-Jitter MEMS oscillator
- DSA2311 - Automotive MEMS clock generator
Microchip is a leading supplier of high-quality, robust serial EEPROMs, supporting I2C, SPI, Microwire, and UNI/O bus types. Our EEPROMs are triple-tested to ensure the highest quality and reliability and feature endurance levels exceeding one million cycles and over 200 years of data retention.
AN1001 - IC Temperature Sensor Accuracy Compensation with a PIC Microcontroller
AN1095, Emulating Data EEPROM for PIC18 and PIC24 MCUs and dsPIC DSCs
AN1267 - eXtreme Low-Power (XLP) PIC Microcontrollers: An Introduction to Microchip's Low-Power Devices
AN1541 - AN1541 - Using the MCP19111 Design Tools
AN1602 - Introduction to HSIC
AN1882 - AN1882 ADC Measurement Correction and Optimization for MCP19114/5
AN1904 - FlexConnect Firmware for the USB84604/USB4604
AN1905 - USB Battery Charging with the USB57x4 Hub Controller Family
AN1960 - Using the MCP16311/2 Synchronous Buck Converter Design Analyzer
AN1978 - SEPIC LED Driver Demo Board for Automotive Applications
AN2083 - USB Commands for the USB253x/3x13/46x4 Hub Feature Controller
AN2085 - Designing Applications with MCP166X High Output Voltage Boost Converter Family
AN2102 - Designing Applications with MCP16331 High-Input Voltage Buck Converter
AN2340 - Immunity of MEMS Oscillators to Mechanical Stresses - Immunity of MEMS Oscillators to Mechanical Stresses
AN2399 - MEMS Oscillators Offer Immunity to EMI - AN2399 - MEMS Oscillators Offer Immunity to EMI
AN2437 - USB to GPIO Bridging with Microchip USB4715 and USB49xx Hubs
AN2477 - Microchip MEMS Oscillator and Clock Products for Automotive Application
AN2651 - Configuration of USB491x/USB492x/USB4715
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The Automotive Networking Development Board is a low-cost modular development system for Microchip's 8-bit, 16-bit, and 32-bit microcontrollers targeting CAN and LIN network related applications. The board supports devices using the 100 pin Plug-In Module (PIM) connector, has four Mikrobus™ sockets for MikroElectronika Click™ add-on boards and includes a PICtail Plus edge connector for backwards compatibility to PICtail Plus boards used with the Explorer 16 Development board.
The LIN Serial Analyzer development tool enables the user to monitor and communicate to a LIN (Local Interface Network) bus using a Personal Computer (PC). This is a powerful tool which can be used to send messages, monitor the bus traffic, perform errors checks and filter messages amongst many other features, allowing the user to develop and debug the system implementation.
The MAQ5280 eval board demonstrates the features of the MAQ5280, a high performance, linear regulator, offering a very low noise output with a very wide input voltage operating range, from 4.5V to 120V DC input voltage.
The Explorer 16/32 Development Kit is a flexible, convenient and ready to start development, demonstration and testing platform for 16-bit PIC24 MCUs, dsPIC® DSCs and 32-bit PIC32 MCUs. The board accepts Processor Plug-In Modules (PIM) and hardware expansion is possible through the use of PICtail™ Plus daughter cards and mikroBUS™ accessory boards.
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Development board for ATA6612C, ATA6613C and ATA6614Q ICs. It is designed to accelerate programming, prototyping and testing of new LIN designs.
The TimeFlash 2 programmer allows users to program Microchip's field programmable oscillators to a custom frequency in second enabling fast prototyping and testing. This tool, now in its second generation, has the ability to measure frequency accuracy and power consumption of standard oscillators, regardless of vendor, making it a valuable lab tool for engineers. Microchip's oscillators are available in industry standard packages that are drop-in replacements to standard crystal oscillators.


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Every room we enter, has somebody having a great day, somebody else isn't. Some – having those moments of satisfaction, some aren't. So, if you have one to spare, share it. Tell it. Spread it around. Another day someone else can share one with you on a blah day …
Satisfaction comes from tasting something delicious – which could be food, the great dish we just created – but more often the goal reached, the corner turned, the road-fork chosen. Most of the time, that large rock still needs to be pushed up and over some distant hilltop, but milestone moments are hard to beat. I had a couple of those yesterday – not giant, just 'ah+ha' and then later, another 'ah+ha' … uh huy, yeah, yay, what a great day.
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smooth or glassy, that rock formed the most
quickly- the lava cooling was so fast, that
crystals did not even have time to form. In
general, rocks with small crystals that formed
quickly were probably formed on the earths surface
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larger crystals that formed more slowly were
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Help your customers apply the right balance to keeping clean, healthy skin.
by Ada S. Polla
While I often hear of women who do not wash their face before they go to bed, I also often see the opposite, namely men and women who wash, cleanse and scrub too much, thinking that "squeaky clean" is the goal. As is often the case, a right middle is the best. As you recommend various cleansers, cleansing tools and exfoliators, here are some things to keep in mind.
Read the full story in the Beauty Store Business October Digital Edition.
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Do Dietitians Eat Cake?
Welcome to our blog! I wanted to use this initial post to introduce our blog, tell you a little bit about myself, and conquer one of the most outlandish myths out there.
I've been a Registered Dietitian (RD) for over 5 years and get questions every day about food, nutrition, and exercise. Navigating the big food and nutrition world can get pretty confusing...even for us dietitians. We're excited to make the this world a little less confusing for you and share our journey of educating and learning! We'll be blogging to clear up misconceptions, educate those interested, and get more high-quality nutrition and exercise information out on the web.
"There are no "bad foods." Instead, as long as the body gets a consistent, healthy message, all foods can be made to fit."
As an RD, I'm often asked, "What do you eat?" "Do you ever just want a piece of cake?" "Do you only eat healthy food?" Much of the public has a general belief that dietitians don't eat cake, or sweets, or dreaded white carbs. Or even ice cream! (Now that really would be a terrible thing.) However, this is entirely a untrue. In fact, some of us are complete foodies, especially me.
Food should be fun, social, tasty, and most of the time, healthy. Priority and portion control can help us include our favorite foods in moderation so that no food is a no-no and we can enjoy life while living healthfully. It's not about cheating, but about fuel and balance.
As long as the body gets a consistent, healthy message, all foods can be made to fit. In fact, this practice may even create a healthier diet by hindering any over-the-top cravings. Check out fellow dietitian, Kate Cavuto's, article on incorporating moderation at the HuffPost: Healthy Living Blog.
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