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The Interstate 95 northbound Rappahannock River Crossing project seeks to reduce northbound I-95 congestion between the Exit 130 / Route 3 interchange in Fredericksburg and the Exit 133 / Route 17 interchange in Stafford County.
Although the project is still under design, most of the project's features are anticipated to be built from just south of Exit 130 to just north of Exit 133.
The federally required Interchange Modification Report (IMR) is underway.
The National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) document will be reviewed for updates or re-evaluation.
The Virginia Department of Transportation's (VDOT) design team will use data from the IMR to develop innovative ways to reduce I-95 congestion in the Fredericksburg area while working within the project budget and physical constraints.
The northbound project may not be a duplicate design of the I-95 Southbound Rappahannock River Crossing.
VDOT intends to use a design-build procurement process for detailed project design and construction.
*Inclement weather date is Wednesday, February 6, 2019, at the same time and location.
The public is invited to stop by between 5-7 p.m. to see the proposed design for the I-95 Northbound Rappahannock River Crossing.
VDOT staff will be available throughout the meeting to answer questions.
Review the Environmental Assessment for the proposed project at the meeting, or at VDOT's Fredericksburg District Office at 87 Deacon Road, Fredericksburg, VA 22405, which is in Stafford County. Please call (540) 899-4288 to ensure the availability of appropriate personnel to answer your questions.
In compliance with the National Historic Preservation Act, Section 106 and 36 CFR Part 800, information concerning the potential effects of the proposed project on historic properties is provided in the Environmental Assessment.
Written and oral comments may be submitted at the meeting, or submit them by 5 p.m. on Friday, February 15, 2019 to Bill Arel, VDOT MegaProjects Engineer, 87 Deacon Road, Fredericksburg, VA 22405. You may also email comments to William.Arel@VDOT.Virginia.Gov. Please reference "I-95 NB Rappahannock River Crossing Public Comment" in the email subject line.
VDOT ensures nondiscrimination and equal employment in all activities in accordance with Title VI and Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. If you need more information or special assistance for persons with disabilities or limited English proficiency, contact the project manager referenced above at 540-899-4288 or TDD/TTY 711.

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the interstate 95 northbound rappahannock river crossing project seeks to reduce northbound i-95 congestion between the exit 130 / route 3 interchange in fredericksburg and the exit 133 / route 17 interchange in stafford county.
although the project is still under design, most of the project's features are anticipated to be built from just south of exit 130 to just north of exit 133.
the federally required interchange modification report (imr) is underway.
the national environmental policy act (nepa) document will be reviewed for updates or re-evaluation.
the virginia department of transportation's (vdot) design team will use data from the imr to develop innovative ways to reduce i-95 congestion in the fredericksburg area while working within the project budget and physical constraints.
the northbound project may not be a duplicate design of the i-95 southbound rappahannock river crossing.
vdot intends to use a design-build procurement process for detailed project design and construction.
*inclement weather date is wednesday, february 6, 2019, at the same time and location.
the public is invited to stop by between 5-7 p.m. to see the proposed design for the i-95 northbound rappahannock river crossing.
vdot staff will be available throughout the meeting to answer questions.
review the environmental assessment for the proposed project at the meeting, or at vdot's fredericksburg district office at 87 deacon road, fredericksburg, va 22405, which is in stafford county. please call (540) 899-4288 to ensure the availability of appropriate personnel to answer your questions.
in compliance with the national historic preservation act, section 106 and 36 cfr part 800, information concerning the potential effects of the proposed project on historic properties is provided in the environmental assessment.
written and oral comments may be submitted at the meeting, or submit them by 5 p.m. on friday, february 15, 2019 to bill arel, vdot megaprojects engineer, 87 deacon road, fredericksburg, va 22405. you may also email comments to william.arel@vdot.virginia.gov. please reference "i-95 nb rappahannock river crossing public comment" in the email subject line.
vdot ensures nondiscrimination and equal employment in all activities in accordance with title vi and title vii of the civil rights act of 1964. if you need more information or special assistance for persons with disabilities or limited english proficiency, contact the project manager referenced above at 540-899-4288 or tdd/tty 711.


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The Cody Firearms Museum boasts the most comprehensive collection of American firearms in the world, and their new Collector’s Series gives the public the opportunity to own collectible firearms inspired by prized pieces in their collection. The first offering of the series is a unique rifle built on the award-winning Golden Boy platform manufactured by Henry Repeating Arms, engraved by Baron Engraving of Trumbull, CT, and distributed by Davidson’s of Prescott, AZ.
The engraving is based on a Samuel Hoggson factory engraved 1860’s era Henry rifle that is currently held in the Cody Firearms Museum. Both sides of the receiver cover are embellished with a large grape leaf motif on the front panel and a leafy scroll pattern on the main panel. The top tang of the receiver is engraved with the words, “Cody Firearms Museum Collectors Series.” The Golden Boy platform utilizes American Walnut furniture and a blued steel octagonal barrel in homage to the original Henry rifle that came before it. The 1,000 rifles in the initial offering will be serialized 2019CFM0001 – 2019CFM1000.
Henry Repeating Arms, Baron Engraving and Davidson’s, the exclusive distributor of this series, have joined together to help raise money for the exhibit with each company contributing a portion of the proceeds from this project to support the revitalization of the Cody Firearms Museum. The combined efforts of the three donors will raise more than $100,000 for the Cody Firearms Museum in 2019. In addition, Henry donated a New Original Henry rifle that will be hand engraved by Baron which is expected to raise up to $50,000 more at auction. Davidson’s has also committed to an annual $50,000 donation for the next 5 years.
The rifles will be available to retailers exclusively through Davidson’s and will also be available to the public at Davidson’s Gallery of Guns.

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the cody firearms museum boasts the most comprehensive collection of american firearms in the world, and their new collector’s series gives the public the opportunity to own collectible firearms inspired by prized pieces in their collection. the first offering of the series is a unique rifle built on the award-winning golden boy platform manufactured by henry repeating arms, engraved by baron engraving of trumbull, ct, and distributed by davidson’s of prescott, az.
the engraving is based on a samuel hoggson factory engraved 1860’s era henry rifle that is currently held in the cody firearms museum. both sides of the receiver cover are embellished with a large grape leaf motif on the front panel and a leafy scroll pattern on the main panel. the top tang of the receiver is engraved with the words, “cody firearms museum collectors series.” the golden boy platform utilizes american walnut furniture and a blued steel octagonal barrel in homage to the original henry rifle that came before it. the 1,000 rifles in the initial offering will be serialized 2019cfm0001 – 2019cfm1000.
henry repeating arms, baron engraving and davidson’s, the exclusive distributor of this series, have joined together to help raise money for the exhibit with each company contributing a portion of the proceeds from this project to support the revitalization of the cody firearms museum. the combined efforts of the three donors will raise more than $100,000 for the cody firearms museum in 2019. in addition, henry donated a new original henry rifle that will be hand engraved by baron which is expected to raise up to $50,000 more at auction. davidson’s has also committed to an annual $50,000 donation for the next 5 years.
the rifles will be available to retailers exclusively through davidson’s and will also be available to the public at davidson’s gallery of guns.


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at the bank of canada, we contribute to the economic and financial well-being of canadians. join an innovative workforce that will challenge, energize and motivate you to be the very best.
if you would like to check the status of your existing job application, please sign in.


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Instagram actually doesn’t allow publishing outside of the app, so there is not a way to add Pinterest images to Instagram within Tailwind. The workaround I came up with in the article is using an image from a Pin to create an Instagram post promoting your Pinterest account. Until Instagram opens up publishing to third parties, I’m afraid that’s the only option.... Cinemask has everything you need in a cinemagraph app: Ability to trim the part of the video you want to use as the animated section Option to select the still from the video that you want to use in the non-moving parts of your image.
The only way it would be better is if it was already built into the Instagram app. But until then SALT logo is the way to go for adding a watermark to real time Instagrams. Give it a try – But until then SALT logo is the way to go for adding a watermark to real time Instagrams.... There are many apps that add light and weather effects to your photos, but Lens Distortions is one of the best. Its high quality overlays include sunlight, lens flares, rain, snow and fog. There are also shimmer effects and glass elements to add sparkle or blur to your image.
Eva Chen, Instagram’s new head of fashion partnerships, announced the new app on her Instagram account with a beautiful Boomerang of her throwing flower petals only …... Instagram actually doesn’t allow publishing outside of the app, so there is not a way to add Pinterest images to Instagram within Tailwind. The workaround I came up with in the article is using an image from a Pin to create an Instagram post promoting your Pinterest account. Until Instagram opens up publishing to third parties, I’m afraid that’s the only option.
Cinemask has everything you need in a cinemagraph app: Ability to trim the part of the video you want to use as the animated section Option to select the still from the video that you want to use in the non-moving parts of your image.
Instagram actually doesn’t allow publishing outside of the app, so there is not a way to add Pinterest images to Instagram within Tailwind. The workaround I came up with in the article is using an image from a Pin to create an Instagram post promoting your Pinterest account. Until Instagram opens up publishing to third parties, I’m afraid that’s the only option.
16/07/2012 · This app is a no-brainer. Simple and intuitive, Photoshop Express lets you make the necessary adjustments to crop, exposure, color, tint, hue, saturation, contrast and levels with ease.
To find an edge, marketers use Instagram apps to better understand their audience, edit their content, and track their analytics. The market is saturated with hundreds of these tools, each one claiming to be the best for its respective purpose. This can make finding the right app a time-consuming process.

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instagram actually doesn’t allow publishing outside of the app, so there is not a way to add pinterest images to instagram within tailwind. the workaround i came up with in the article is using an image from a pin to create an instagram post promoting your pinterest account. until instagram opens up publishing to third parties, i’m afraid that’s the only option.... cinemask has everything you need in a cinemagraph app: ability to trim the part of the video you want to use as the animated section option to select the still from the video that you want to use in the non-moving parts of your image.
the only way it would be better is if it was already built into the instagram app. but until then salt logo is the way to go for adding a watermark to real time instagrams. give it a try – but until then salt logo is the way to go for adding a watermark to real time instagrams.... there are many apps that add light and weather effects to your photos, but lens distortions is one of the best. its high quality overlays include sunlight, lens flares, rain, snow and fog. there are also shimmer effects and glass elements to add sparkle or blur to your image.
eva chen, instagram’s new head of fashion partnerships, announced the new app on her instagram account with a beautiful boomerang of her throwing flower petals only …... instagram actually doesn’t allow publishing outside of the app, so there is not a way to add pinterest images to instagram within tailwind. the workaround i came up with in the article is using an image from a pin to create an instagram post promoting your pinterest account. until instagram opens up publishing to third parties, i’m afraid that’s the only option.
cinemask has everything you need in a cinemagraph app: ability to trim the part of the video you want to use as the animated section option to select the still from the video that you want to use in the non-moving parts of your image.
instagram actually doesn’t allow publishing outside of the app, so there is not a way to add pinterest images to instagram within tailwind. the workaround i came up with in the article is using an image from a pin to create an instagram post promoting your pinterest account. until instagram opens up publishing to third parties, i’m afraid that’s the only option.
16/07/2012 · this app is a no-brainer. simple and intuitive, photoshop express lets you make the necessary adjustments to crop, exposure, color, tint, hue, saturation, contrast and levels with ease.
to find an edge, marketers use instagram apps to better understand their audience, edit their content, and track their analytics. the market is saturated with hundreds of these tools, each one claiming to be the best for its respective purpose. this can make finding the right app a time-consuming process.


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AVASS Electric Buses for sale!
Read more about AVASS Electric Buses for sale!
August is National Science Week, and the AEVA is supporting the Hunter Valley EV Fest!
Visit http://www.hunterevfestival.net/ for more details!
With events happening throughout spring, including the EV Prize for schools and colleges, it's going to be a fun and informative day out!
Around Australia Electric Highway - now complete!
Occasionally, you still hear people remark that electric vehicles are city-bound. Well thanks to the efforts of the AEVA and the Tesla Owners Club, naysayers now have one less argument.
Read more about Around Australia Electric Highway - now complete!
Visit www.theevexpo.com for all the details.
This year, the Queensland branch of the AEVA will be hosting our national conference and annual general meeting.
November 9th and 10th, 2018 - put it in your diaries!
Finally got rear tyres replaced.
now I hold on to the metal frame before getting out.

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avass electric buses for sale!
read more about avass electric buses for sale!
august is national science week, and the aeva is supporting the hunter valley ev fest!
visit http://www.hunterevfestival.net/ for more details!
with events happening throughout spring, including the ev prize for schools and colleges, it's going to be a fun and informative day out!
around australia electric highway - now complete!
occasionally, you still hear people remark that electric vehicles are city-bound. well thanks to the efforts of the aeva and the tesla owners club, naysayers now have one less argument.
read more about around australia electric highway - now complete!
visit www.theevexpo.com for all the details.
this year, the queensland branch of the aeva will be hosting our national conference and annual general meeting.
november 9th and 10th, 2018 - put it in your diaries!
finally got rear tyres replaced.
now i hold on to the metal frame before getting out.


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Effective January 1, 2012, the legislature expanded the definition of "public project" subject to the California prevailing wage law with criteria meant to cover Power Purchase Agreement ("PPA") projects built on public property, supplying at least half the generated power to the public property owner.
In a typical PPA the local educational agency ("LEA") agrees to lease LEA land, or rooftops, to a private company that will design, build and then own and operate a renewable energy facility. The LEA usually also agrees buy all of the electrical energy generated from the facility for a very long period - typically twenty or more years. The LEA benefits because it is projected to spend less on its electricity over that period than if it just kept buying from the local utility, but it does not have to the building of a solar (or other renewable energy) plant itself. There are also several key economic components on the private owner's side that make PPAs an attractive business, and make it possible for them to offer low rates for the energy produced from PPA facilities. An argument some PPA providers have pushed is that they can build the plant at lower cost because it would be exempt from the California prevailing wage law, but the law was not clear.
Under Labor Code section 1720, a public project subject to prevailing wages includes construction work done under contract and "paid for, in whole or in part, by public funds." Labor Code section 1720(b) describes the term "paid for… out of public funds" as including, among other things, the "transfer by the state or political subdivision of an asset of value for less than fair market price," and "fees, costs, rents… or other obligations that would normally be required in the execution of the contract, that are… reduced, charged at less than fair market value, waived, or forgiven by the state or political subdivision." Since the rental cost to the private owner was often reflected as an offset in the PPA pricing, and not paid separately by the PPA private owner, the argument for application of the California prevailing wage law was that there was, in essence, some kind of rental subsidy to the private owner, or some kind of waiver of rental fees. However, this was rarely, if ever, clear.
Either more than 50 percent of the energy generated is or will be purchased by the state or political subdivision of the state, or the energy efficient improvements are mostly intended to reduce energy costs that the state or the political subdivision of the state would otherwise incur.
These factors fit PPA facilities perfectly: they are renewable energy facilities; they are built on public property; and, typically the host agency purchases 100% of the electrical energy (because buying 50% or less of the energy would probably not yield enough cost savings to justify the contract).
While some may be tempted to structure PPAs to avoid some of these criteria, LEAs should take a careful look at the proposed PPAs and ensure that they meet other, interrelated legal requirements. PPAs can offer benefits like those discussed above. However, there are many interrelated economic factors and legal requirements applicable to PPAs requiring careful review and analysis to avoid the potential pitfalls. One new factor is the application of the prevailing wage law, and ensuring any private developer's efforts to avoid prevailing wage law requirements do not result in legally void agreements or potential liabilities for the LEA.

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effective january 1, 2012, the legislature expanded the definition of "public project" subject to the california prevailing wage law with criteria meant to cover power purchase agreement ("ppa") projects built on public property, supplying at least half the generated power to the public property owner.
in a typical ppa the local educational agency ("lea") agrees to lease lea land, or rooftops, to a private company that will design, build and then own and operate a renewable energy facility. the lea usually also agrees buy all of the electrical energy generated from the facility for a very long period - typically twenty or more years. the lea benefits because it is projected to spend less on its electricity over that period than if it just kept buying from the local utility, but it does not have to the building of a solar (or other renewable energy) plant itself. there are also several key economic components on the private owner's side that make ppas an attractive business, and make it possible for them to offer low rates for the energy produced from ppa facilities. an argument some ppa providers have pushed is that they can build the plant at lower cost because it would be exempt from the california prevailing wage law, but the law was not clear.
under labor code section 1720, a public project subject to prevailing wages includes construction work done under contract and "paid for, in whole or in part, by public funds." labor code section 1720(b) describes the term "paid for… out of public funds" as including, among other things, the "transfer by the state or political subdivision of an asset of value for less than fair market price," and "fees, costs, rents… or other obligations that would normally be required in the execution of the contract, that are… reduced, charged at less than fair market value, waived, or forgiven by the state or political subdivision." since the rental cost to the private owner was often reflected as an offset in the ppa pricing, and not paid separately by the ppa private owner, the argument for application of the california prevailing wage law was that there was, in essence, some kind of rental subsidy to the private owner, or some kind of waiver of rental fees. however, this was rarely, if ever, clear.
either more than 50 percent of the energy generated is or will be purchased by the state or political subdivision of the state, or the energy efficient improvements are mostly intended to reduce energy costs that the state or the political subdivision of the state would otherwise incur.
these factors fit ppa facilities perfectly: they are renewable energy facilities; they are built on public property; and, typically the host agency purchases 100% of the electrical energy (because buying 50% or less of the energy would probably not yield enough cost savings to justify the contract).
while some may be tempted to structure ppas to avoid some of these criteria, leas should take a careful look at the proposed ppas and ensure that they meet other, interrelated legal requirements. ppas can offer benefits like those discussed above. however, there are many interrelated economic factors and legal requirements applicable to ppas requiring careful review and analysis to avoid the potential pitfalls. one new factor is the application of the prevailing wage law, and ensuring any private developer's efforts to avoid prevailing wage law requirements do not result in legally void agreements or potential liabilities for the lea.


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Nigeria is recovering from a downturn triggered by the 2014 crash in the price of oil, its key export and main foreign currency earner.
(Bloomberg) –Nigeria’s Budget Minister said that the government will propose a supplementary budget later this year to boost capital spending and fund a 67 per cent increase in the minimum wage as government revenues improve.
Udo Udoma, Nigeria’s Budget Minister said that additional spending plans will be funded from improved oil revenue as the price of crude rose to above $70 a barrel compared with a level of $60 that the 2019 budget was based on.
The government seeks to ramp expenditure on infrastructure after cutting the 2019 spending proposal due to revenue that was below target, gross domestic product (GDP) is on track to expand three per cent this year compared with 1.9 per cent in 2018, Udoma said.
“There are a number of projects which we had to cut down because of funding, the works, power and housing budget, in my view we could not fund it to the level to make the kind of impact we need, added Udoma.
Nigeria has struggled to boost revenue, partly due to the government’s inability to grow its tax base and a failure to deliver on a plan to reduce its stake in oil joint ventures. The nation has earmarked NGN 2.24 trillion ($6.23 billion) for capital projects, that include roads and rail, in 2019.
President Muhammadu Buhari signed a plan to boost earnings by an extra NGN 720 billion this year by reducing the country’s holdings in oil joint ventures with international producers including Royal Dutch Shell, Exxon Mobil and Chevron.
Udoma said restructuring the assets will improve their efficiency and position them for better revenue performance.

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nigeria is recovering from a downturn triggered by the 2014 crash in the price of oil, its key export and main foreign currency earner.
(bloomberg) –nigeria’s budget minister said that the government will propose a supplementary budget later this year to boost capital spending and fund a 67 per cent increase in the minimum wage as government revenues improve.
udo udoma, nigeria’s budget minister said that additional spending plans will be funded from improved oil revenue as the price of crude rose to above $70 a barrel compared with a level of $60 that the 2019 budget was based on.
the government seeks to ramp expenditure on infrastructure after cutting the 2019 spending proposal due to revenue that was below target, gross domestic product (gdp) is on track to expand three per cent this year compared with 1.9 per cent in 2018, udoma said.
“there are a number of projects which we had to cut down because of funding, the works, power and housing budget, in my view we could not fund it to the level to make the kind of impact we need, added udoma.
nigeria has struggled to boost revenue, partly due to the government’s inability to grow its tax base and a failure to deliver on a plan to reduce its stake in oil joint ventures. the nation has earmarked ngn 2.24 trillion ($6.23 billion) for capital projects, that include roads and rail, in 2019.
president muhammadu buhari signed a plan to boost earnings by an extra ngn 720 billion this year by reducing the country’s holdings in oil joint ventures with international producers including royal dutch shell, exxon mobil and chevron.
udoma said restructuring the assets will improve their efficiency and position them for better revenue performance.


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EMF-Portal | Handheld cellular telephone use and risk of brain cancer.
Handheld cellular telephone use and risk of brain cancer. epidem.
[Mobiltelefon-Nutzung und das Risiko für Hirntumor].
In einer krankenhausbezogenen Fall-Kontroll-Studie in den USA wurde untersucht, ob die Nutzung von Mobiltelefonen mit Hirntumoren zusammenhängt.
Der Besitz eines Mobiltelefon-Vertrags wurde als Nutzung eines Mobiltelefons definiert.
66 Fälle (14 %) und 76 Kontrollen (16 %) benutzten Mobiltelefone. Die durchschnittliche Nutzungsdauer von Mobiltelefonen betrug 2,8 Jahre für Fälle und 2,7 Jahre für Kontrollen. Es wurde kein erhöhtes Risiko für Hirntumor unter den Nutzern von vorwiegend analogen Mobiltelefonen gefunden. Die Daten deuten darauf hin, dass die Nutzung von Mobiltelefonen nicht mit dem Risiko für Hirntumore zusammenhängt.
Für Langzeitnutzer können keine Schlussfolgerungen gezogen werden.
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Hardell L et al. (2001): Ionizing radiation, cellular telephones and the risk for brain tumours.
Hardell L et al. (2000): Case-control study on radiology work, medical x-ray investigations, and use of cellular telephones as risk factors for brain tumors.
Hardell L et al. (1999): Use of cellular telephones and the risk for brain tumours: A case-control study.

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emf-portal | handheld cellular telephone use and risk of brain cancer.
handheld cellular telephone use and risk of brain cancer. epidem.
[mobiltelefon-nutzung und das risiko für hirntumor].
in einer krankenhausbezogenen fall-kontroll-studie in den usa wurde untersucht, ob die nutzung von mobiltelefonen mit hirntumoren zusammenhängt.
der besitz eines mobiltelefon-vertrags wurde als nutzung eines mobiltelefons definiert.
66 fälle (14 %) und 76 kontrollen (16 %) benutzten mobiltelefone. die durchschnittliche nutzungsdauer von mobiltelefonen betrug 2,8 jahre für fälle und 2,7 jahre für kontrollen. es wurde kein erhöhtes risiko für hirntumor unter den nutzern von vorwiegend analogen mobiltelefonen gefunden. die daten deuten darauf hin, dass die nutzung von mobiltelefonen nicht mit dem risiko für hirntumore zusammenhängt.
für langzeitnutzer können keine schlussfolgerungen gezogen werden.
muscat je et al. (2001): incorrect hospital name, incorrect numbers, and rounding errors (erratum).
zimmerman sm et al. (2001): handheld cellular telephones and brain cancer risk.
kane rc (2001): handheld cellular telephones and brain cancer risk.
hardell l et al. (2001): handheld cellular telephones and brain cancer risk.
prasad m et al. (2017): mobile phone use and risk of brain tumours: a systematic review of association between study quality, source of funding, and research outcomes.
bortkiewicz a et al. (2017): mobile phone use and risk for intracranial tumors and salivary gland tumors - a meta-analysis.
hardell l et al. (2015): mobile phone and cordless phone use and the risk for glioma - analysis of pooled case-control studies in sweden, 1997-2003 and 2007-2009.
leitgeb n (2015): synoptic analysis of epidemiologic evidence of glioma risk from mobile phones.
leitgeb n (2014): synoptic analysis of epidemiologic evidence of brain cancer risks from mobile communication.
hardell l et al. (2013): case-control study of the association between malignant brain tumours diagnosed between 2007 and 2009 and mobile and cordless phone use.
little mp et al. (2012): mobile phone use and glioma risk: comparison of epidemiological study results with incidence trends in the united states.
myung sk et al. (2009): mobile phone use and risk of tumors: a meta-analysis.
lahkola a et al. (2007): mobile phone use and risk of glioma in 5 north european countries.
klaeboe l et al. (2007): use of mobile phones in norway and risk of intracranial tumours.
lahkola a et al. (2006): meta-analysis of mobile phone use and intracranial tumors.
hepworth sj et al. (2006): mobile phone use and risk of glioma in adults: case-control study.
hardell l et al. (2006): case-control study of the association between the use of cellular and cordless telephones and malignant brain tumors diagnosed during 2000-2003.
schüz j et al. (2006): cellular telephone use and cancer risk: update of a nationwide danish cohort.
schüz j et al. (2006): cellular phones, cordless phones, and the risks of glioma and meningioma (interphone study group, germany).
takebayashi t et al. (2006): mobile phone use and acoustic neuroma risk in japan.
muscat je et al. (2006): mobile telephones and rates of brain cancer.
schoemaker mj et al. (2005): mobile phone use and risk of acoustic neuroma: results of the interphone case-control study in five north european countries.
lönn s et al. (2005): long-term mobile phone use and brain tumor risk.
hardell l et al. (2005): use of cellular telephones and brain tumour risk in urban and rural areas.
christensen hc et al. (2005): cellular telephones and risk for brain tumors: a population-based, incident case-control study.
hardell l et al. (2005): case-control study on cellular and cordless telephones and the risk for acoustic neuroma or meningioma in patients diagnosed 2000-2003.
christensen hc et al. (2004): cellular telephone use and risk of acoustic neuroma.
lönn s et al. (2004): mobile phone use and the risk of acoustic neuroma.
hardell l et al. (2003): further aspects on cellular and cordless telephones and brain tumours.
warren hg et al. (2003): cellular telephone use and risk of intratemporal facial nerve tumor.
auvinen a et al. (2002): brain tumors and salivary gland cancers among cellular telephone users.
hardell l et al. (2002): cellular and cordless telephones and the risk for brain tumours.
hardell l et al. (2002): case-control study on the use of cellular and cordless phones and the risk for malignant brain tumours.
muscat je et al. (2002): handheld cellular telephones and risk of acoustic neuroma.
hardell l et al. (2001): ionizing radiation, cellular telephones and the risk for brain tumours.
hardell l et al. (2000): case-control study on radiology work, medical x-ray investigations, and use of cellular telephones as risk factors for brain tumors.
hardell l et al. (1999): use of cellular telephones and the risk for brain tumours: a case-control study.


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As a visual artist, I think in visual terms and everything that comes out of the studio are artistic projects. They can take any form and can be made by any medium, which I feel is best for the inspiration at hand.
In creating works, sometimes choices are made based on an idea, reaction, a plan, a design or a sketch, at other times, pure intuition and spontaneity takes hold and I follow the intuition that guides me in the create process and a dialogue emerges between the work and the artist.
I work on commission projects based in visual design and arts, including traditional visual art practices in studio art and designs, as well as digital media in all mediums from digital photography, Museum quality digital prints to Internet and web-based digital works.
Below are the public art events, publications and art related business entities I have created, organized, managed and produced on a annually bases.
© copyright 2013, Scotto Mycklebust. All rights reserved.

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as a visual artist, i think in visual terms and everything that comes out of the studio are artistic projects. they can take any form and can be made by any medium, which i feel is best for the inspiration at hand.
in creating works, sometimes choices are made based on an idea, reaction, a plan, a design or a sketch, at other times, pure intuition and spontaneity takes hold and i follow the intuition that guides me in the create process and a dialogue emerges between the work and the artist.
i work on commission projects based in visual design and arts, including traditional visual art practices in studio art and designs, as well as digital media in all mediums from digital photography, museum quality digital prints to internet and web-based digital works.
below are the public art events, publications and art related business entities i have created, organized, managed and produced on a annually bases.
© copyright 2013, scotto mycklebust. all rights reserved.


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Rep. Bill Cassidy said Tuesday that Sen. Harry Reid runs the Senate "like a plantation." Unfortunately, that's not the first time an elected official said that.
In a positive turn of events for the senator, Harry Reid is demanding an apology for something insensitive someone said about him, instead of the other way around. Rep. Bill Cassidy, a Republican who is running against incumbent Sen. Mary Landrieu in Louisiana, said Tuesday that Reid runs the Senate "like a plantation." In this analogy, apparently the freedom to have a vote on your amendment to a bill is similar to the freedom to not live your entire life in captivity.
Response: Reid thought it was fairly, really, and very "insensitive" and demanded an apology. "With all the things going on in America today, that's fairly insensitive. That's really insensitive. Very insensitive. And if there were any statement that deserved an apology, this is it, big time. I mean, has he been taking lessons from Donald Sterling? Where did he get this?" Reid huffed during a Tuesday briefing.
Response: "I've never run a plantation before. I'm not even sure of what kind of association she's trying to make," said the Speaker of the House, Dennis Hastert, according to CNN. "If she's trying to be racist, I think that's unfortunate, but I'm not going to comment any further on that." A Bush White House spokesman said her comments were out of bounds.
No one wins. This is an inappropriate thing to say and, as far as insults go, doesn't even make sense. You know what was like a plantation? A plantation.

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rep. bill cassidy said tuesday that sen. harry reid runs the senate "like a plantation." unfortunately, that's not the first time an elected official said that.
in a positive turn of events for the senator, harry reid is demanding an apology for something insensitive someone said about him, instead of the other way around. rep. bill cassidy, a republican who is running against incumbent sen. mary landrieu in louisiana, said tuesday that reid runs the senate "like a plantation." in this analogy, apparently the freedom to have a vote on your amendment to a bill is similar to the freedom to not live your entire life in captivity.
response: reid thought it was fairly, really, and very "insensitive" and demanded an apology. "with all the things going on in america today, that's fairly insensitive. that's really insensitive. very insensitive. and if there were any statement that deserved an apology, this is it, big time. i mean, has he been taking lessons from donald sterling? where did he get this?" reid huffed during a tuesday briefing.
response: "i've never run a plantation before. i'm not even sure of what kind of association she's trying to make," said the speaker of the house, dennis hastert, according to cnn. "if she's trying to be racist, i think that's unfortunate, but i'm not going to comment any further on that." a bush white house spokesman said her comments were out of bounds.
no one wins. this is an inappropriate thing to say and, as far as insults go, doesn't even make sense. you know what was like a plantation? a plantation.


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Drainage Wolverhampton understands that many drain issues, particularly a blockage, can develop without warning. That is why we are available for work 24 hours all year in Wolverhampton. Having drainage issues? Let us help you; call today and we will be at your home ready to assist in no time.
At Drainage Wolverhampton, we fi your drainage so you can resume your daily activities. For this reason, we have designed an emergency service that guarantees we respond to your drainage system crisis, within an hour of calling us.
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Our staff are professional in their fields. Sure, they know the ins and outs of drains and pipework with their years of experience and reputation for awesome drainage work that reach farther than installing, repairing, and maintaining. In addition to delivering good customer care, our engineers ensure your property is clean after work. We Are Good Work Partners. At Drainage Wolverhampton Wolverhampton, we care about our customers as well as our technicians.
Do you need to talk us through some rules or suggestions first? We're eager to hear your input. If you are not satisfied with our work (this is unlikely), we humbly listen and make sure we get the work done just as you like it.
This cannot be over emphasised. The process we follow in selecting our technicians is rigorous. Our staff are trained regularly to make sure they are current with the latest technology and innovative techniques in the drainage industry. We are motivated by our commitment to making your drains and pipework look as good as new.
There are health risks in stagnant waters from clogged drains. An overflow can lead to a slippery floor and flooding, which pose a threat to your safety and that of your property. And this is only where the list begins. Your health and safety are important to us at Drainage Wolverhampton Wolverhampton. We have a separate department responsible for monitoring working conditions to ensure none of our staff or customers are exposed to health risks. We also give our customers guidelines on maintaining their drainage systems to prevent any health or safety threats.
At Drainage Wolverhampton, our equipment is not only innovative, but highly effective. In our technicians' good hands, our units can handle any type of drainage system, ensuring that when you call on us, we are able to solve your drainage problem's quickly and efficiently. Here are some of the tools we employ Simple toilet augers Both electric and manual sewer snakes that reach 100mm. Latest models of drain cleaners.
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They are ideal for identifying clogs that elude simple drain rods. Electronic systems able to record findings to a hard drive or USB. Drain camera reels. In addition, we have the most recent root cutters to address your root invasion issues.
Drainage vans furnished with jetters. CityFlex vehicles furnished with push rod CCTV system. It can eliminate clogs and clear sewers with diameter up to225mm. We also have large HGV units with medium and high volume jetting capacities. They also have a root cutting nozzle similar to a Warthog cutter.
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drainage wolverhampton understands that many drain issues, particularly a blockage, can develop without warning. that is why we are available for work 24 hours all year in wolverhampton. having drainage issues? let us help you; call today and we will be at your home ready to assist in no time.
at drainage wolverhampton, we fi your drainage so you can resume your daily activities. for this reason, we have designed an emergency service that guarantees we respond to your drainage system crisis, within an hour of calling us.
at drainage wolverhampton wolverhampton, our specialists come not only heavily qualified, but also boast years of experience in repairing, installing, and providing maintenance work for drainage systems they have encountered all types of drainage systems and solved a variety of problems. whatever the issue is, we can get to the bottom of it.
we are not here to run you dry. instead, our interest is in solving your drainage issues at rates you can live with, rates that are competitive within the wolverhampton area. do you need some drainage hardware installed? does your drain need unclogging or servicing? call us now, we guarantee you will be satisfied by our rates.
our staff are professional in their fields. sure, they know the ins and outs of drains and pipework with their years of experience and reputation for awesome drainage work that reach farther than installing, repairing, and maintaining. in addition to delivering good customer care, our engineers ensure your property is clean after work. we are good work partners. at drainage wolverhampton wolverhampton, we care about our customers as well as our technicians.
do you need to talk us through some rules or suggestions first? we're eager to hear your input. if you are not satisfied with our work (this is unlikely), we humbly listen and make sure we get the work done just as you like it.
this cannot be over emphasised. the process we follow in selecting our technicians is rigorous. our staff are trained regularly to make sure they are current with the latest technology and innovative techniques in the drainage industry. we are motivated by our commitment to making your drains and pipework look as good as new.
there are health risks in stagnant waters from clogged drains. an overflow can lead to a slippery floor and flooding, which pose a threat to your safety and that of your property. and this is only where the list begins. your health and safety are important to us at drainage wolverhampton wolverhampton. we have a separate department responsible for monitoring working conditions to ensure none of our staff or customers are exposed to health risks. we also give our customers guidelines on maintaining their drainage systems to prevent any health or safety threats.
at drainage wolverhampton, our equipment is not only innovative, but highly effective. in our technicians' good hands, our units can handle any type of drainage system, ensuring that when you call on us, we are able to solve your drainage problem's quickly and efficiently. here are some of the tools we employ simple toilet augers both electric and manual sewer snakes that reach 100mm. latest models of drain cleaners.
sectional drain cleaning machines, reaching up to 250mm. drain jetting machine. drain jetters with long jetting hoses attached, capable of reaching difficult areas as deep as 100 meters. our inspection gear and accessories come with portable survey cameras for simple implementations like inspecting shower traps and toilet pans.
they are ideal for identifying clogs that elude simple drain rods. electronic systems able to record findings to a hard drive or usb. drain camera reels. in addition, we have the most recent root cutters to address your root invasion issues.
drainage vans furnished with jetters. cityflex vehicles furnished with push rod cctv system. it can eliminate clogs and clear sewers with diameter up to225mm. we also have large hgv units with medium and high volume jetting capacities. they also have a root cutting nozzle similar to a warthog cutter.
provide drain upkeep. clean drains. drain fixing. cctv drain inspection. provide drain upkeep. full installation of drainage systems. drain service emergencies. try us out today.


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This year's Healthcare Leadership Forum, hosted by Clinical Innovation + Technology and sponsored by Elsevier's ClinicalKey, will bring together clinical and IT leaders Nov. 14-15 in Chicago to learn about best practices for integrating evidence into clinical practice to enable more efficient, high-quality healthcare delivery.
"Evidence at the Center of Care" features keynote speakers John D. Halamka, MD, MS, CIO, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, and Capt. Chesley B. "Sully" Sullenberger, Co-Chairman, EEA Young Eagles, in addition to many other exciting presenters. This two-day interactive leadership forum on the role of evidence-based medicine (EBM) will explore topics such as patient safety and satisfaction, EHR implementation and adoption, clinical decision support, current and future EBM standards, and meaningful use.
"Continued advancement of our knowledge and experiences in evidence-based medicine is required if we are to have a meaningful impact on patient care," said Dr. Edward Shortliffe, Professor of Biomedical Informatics at Arizona State University and conference co-chair. "The Healthcare Leadership Forum is the ideal environment to examine both current and future best practices in evidence-based care and their implications for improvements to the healthcare system overall."
Sponsored by Elsevier's ClinicalKey, Elsevier's clinical insight engine, the Healthcare Leadership Forum is designed to foster innovation in EBM and promote sharing of best practices. It provides a symposium for physician and clinical leaders, C-suite executives, researchers and opinion leaders to learn, discuss, exchange information and network.
"With a longstanding commitment to EBM, Elsevier is proud to continue its work with Clinical Innovation + Technology to advance the discussion of this important topic," said Jay Katzen, President, Clinical Solutions, Elsevier.
The Healthcare Leadership Forum is designed for the education and enrichment of Chief Medical Officers, Chief Medical Information/Informatics Officers, Chief Information Officers, Chief Innovation Officers, Chief Technology Officers, Chief Executive Officers, Chief Operating Officers, Chief Nursing Officers, Chief Quality Officers, Vice Presidents of Clinical Informatics, Vice Presidents and Directors of Information Systems, Clinical Informaticists and clinical department chiefs.
For more information on attending this informative and exciting event, please visit http://www.healthcareleadershipforum.net/. Media who wish to attend should contact Kate Ottavio at KNB Communications.

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this year's healthcare leadership forum, hosted by clinical innovation + technology and sponsored by elsevier's clinicalkey, will bring together clinical and it leaders nov. 14-15 in chicago to learn about best practices for integrating evidence into clinical practice to enable more efficient, high-quality healthcare delivery.
"evidence at the center of care" features keynote speakers john d. halamka, md, ms, cio, beth israel deaconess medical center, and capt. chesley b. "sully" sullenberger, co-chairman, eea young eagles, in addition to many other exciting presenters. this two-day interactive leadership forum on the role of evidence-based medicine (ebm) will explore topics such as patient safety and satisfaction, ehr implementation and adoption, clinical decision support, current and future ebm standards, and meaningful use.
"continued advancement of our knowledge and experiences in evidence-based medicine is required if we are to have a meaningful impact on patient care," said dr. edward shortliffe, professor of biomedical informatics at arizona state university and conference co-chair. "the healthcare leadership forum is the ideal environment to examine both current and future best practices in evidence-based care and their implications for improvements to the healthcare system overall."
sponsored by elsevier's clinicalkey, elsevier's clinical insight engine, the healthcare leadership forum is designed to foster innovation in ebm and promote sharing of best practices. it provides a symposium for physician and clinical leaders, c-suite executives, researchers and opinion leaders to learn, discuss, exchange information and network.
"with a longstanding commitment to ebm, elsevier is proud to continue its work with clinical innovation + technology to advance the discussion of this important topic," said jay katzen, president, clinical solutions, elsevier.
the healthcare leadership forum is designed for the education and enrichment of chief medical officers, chief medical information/informatics officers, chief information officers, chief innovation officers, chief technology officers, chief executive officers, chief operating officers, chief nursing officers, chief quality officers, vice presidents of clinical informatics, vice presidents and directors of information systems, clinical informaticists and clinical department chiefs.
for more information on attending this informative and exciting event, please visit http://www.healthcareleadershipforum.net/. media who wish to attend should contact kate ottavio at knb communications.


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Royals boss Steve Clarke has made a £1,000 donation to The Avenue school following our Ryan's Royals project, and the total raised so far has surpassed £15,000.
More than £12,000 was donated via the auction of match-worn shirts, as well as a number of players' boots, with even more to follow.
Manager Clarke has very kindly pledged a four-figure sum, and the money will go directly to Ryan’s school in Tilehurst, West Reading.
Long-standing Royals fan Simon Eedle paid the same amount for Jem Karacan's shirt and has donated it to go on display at The Avenue School.
Our Supporters' Trust STAR have also donated the same amount for a shirt, and so too our shorts sponsors The Legend Alliance. Both gestures are very much appreciated by the school.
Jem Karacan is donating his appearance fee from the Blackburn game when we wore the shirt, and with more private donations to follow, including more from within the squad, we are hoping the total will go well past its current total of £15,000.
We would like to thank everyone who made a donation and played their part in sharing Ryan's story.

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royals boss steve clarke has made a £1,000 donation to the avenue school following our ryan's royals project, and the total raised so far has surpassed £15,000.
more than £12,000 was donated via the auction of match-worn shirts, as well as a number of players' boots, with even more to follow.
manager clarke has very kindly pledged a four-figure sum, and the money will go directly to ryan’s school in tilehurst, west reading.
long-standing royals fan simon eedle paid the same amount for jem karacan's shirt and has donated it to go on display at the avenue school.
our supporters' trust star have also donated the same amount for a shirt, and so too our shorts sponsors the legend alliance. both gestures are very much appreciated by the school.
jem karacan is donating his appearance fee from the blackburn game when we wore the shirt, and with more private donations to follow, including more from within the squad, we are hoping the total will go well past its current total of £15,000.
we would like to thank everyone who made a donation and played their part in sharing ryan's story.


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Constant development is an integral part of our quality thinking.
Our entire operation is guided by our striving for more individual service and products with higher quality.
We are constantly aiming for a more versatile and comprehensive customer service. In addition, we are constantly developing our product range and its features to meet our customers’ needs even better.
We have completed the modernisation of the concrete plant production lines, and now we can produce our products more efficiently and with more precision.
At the Pietarsaari production facility, we now produce CE-marked sludge collector elements for farms.
The values of JA-KO Betoni Ltd consists of three basic principles: we want to offer our customers the best customer experience, maintain the quality of our products, and to be a good employer and partner. In addition to high-quality products, we offer honest, reliable and competent service to our customers.
JA-KO Betoni Ltd develops its operation in a sustainable way, and by taking care of the environment.

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constant development is an integral part of our quality thinking.
our entire operation is guided by our striving for more individual service and products with higher quality.
we are constantly aiming for a more versatile and comprehensive customer service. in addition, we are constantly developing our product range and its features to meet our customers’ needs even better.
we have completed the modernisation of the concrete plant production lines, and now we can produce our products more efficiently and with more precision.
at the pietarsaari production facility, we now produce ce-marked sludge collector elements for farms.
the values of ja-ko betoni ltd consists of three basic principles: we want to offer our customers the best customer experience, maintain the quality of our products, and to be a good employer and partner. in addition to high-quality products, we offer honest, reliable and competent service to our customers.
ja-ko betoni ltd develops its operation in a sustainable way, and by taking care of the environment.


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The screens are out of control in the cars of CES 2018. They’re everywhere—draped across your whole dashboard, in your steering wheel, in place of the moonroof above your head. They provide information, data, entertainment, and—the word of the year in mobility circles—connectivity. It’s a good bet that next year screens will be embedded in retractable sunshades that can cover a whole window. Why not? After all, that’s the point of OLED screens—they can be draped over stuff or spooled up until desired.
The presentations in Las Vegas were admittedly mind-blowing. Byton made perhaps the biggest display-screen splash with its concept electric SUV, which possesses a 49-inch screen stretched straight across the dash and an in-steering-wheel display screen. The idea appears to be that the bright, dynamic screens will serve the predictable gamut of functions: entertainment hubs allowing access to video and music, vehicle systems interfaces, and all-encompassing life managers, serving up access to your contacts via voice or video call, social media app, video clip, voice message, et cetera. The screen on the steering wheel would presumably do much the same, and there are as many indications that the systems are intended for the era of autonomous drive—though videos also show passengers watching the main display while the driver pilots the vehicle. And as if that weren't enough, Byton also mentioned something about health monitoring, via on-board sensors, including a weight sensor in the seat.
The full version of the above image, depicting the Byton's interior.
Harman also had a big screen thing going with its Digital Cockpit reveal. That system uses OLED and QLED displays from parent company Samsung in an equally-generous fashion compared to Byton, but further incorporating access to digital assistants like Alexa and building additional sub-screens into conventional dials and buttons elsewhere on the dashboard, too. As with Byton, one of the use scenarios includes streamed video to help passengers avoid interacting with one another. But Harman had another trick up its virtual sleeve in Vegas: a system called Moodscape that automatically chooses music based on your destination, calendar, or mood, and which features a rather startling feature called a “MoodRoof”—an enormous screen that replaces a typical moon roof with a QLED screen that displays scenery as you drive, based again on what your want to see or which the computer determines you might benefit from. So this could be a ground-up view of trees scrolling overhead as you drive, perhaps a celestial scene at night, or—we’re hoping—a big aquarium, as you drive your submarine down the road.
Other big display news came from Mercedes-Benz, with its newly invigorated User Experience, a three-screen array in the dash of Fisker’s Emotion concept, and excruciatingly well-connected head units from Sony and Panasonic. So there’s a lot going on with big-screen interfaces these days.
What to make of it all? The most generous interpretation, frankly, is that the more far-out stuff is all just marketing B.S.—that the MoodRoof and Byton’s gleaming ribbon of digital eye-candy are run-of-the-mill playful concept-car wishful thinking that won’t ever see the light of day, whether because customers just don’t want to pay for that stuff or it proves somehow impractical. But whereas most auto-show concept cars are explicitly pegged as mere ideas, all the above technologies came to Vegas freighted with actual dates. Think 2019, 2021, 2022—too soon to be seriously intended for mere amusement in future autonomous cars.
All this crap is going to kill us.
First, a disclaimer: We at The Drive love groovy animated display graphics as much as the next car-nut, and our goal here is not to pee on anybody’s MoodRoof. But human interfaces in moving vehicles need to be rooted in some form of actual science—something that indicates whether one strategy or another is actually the best for operators of fast-moving, human-carrying machines driving through neighborhoods and down highways. Problem is, according to at least one very well-placed authority, that’s just not the case with any of the elaborate new displays being trotted out by automakers and visionary tech companies. In fact, the science says quite the opposite.
“It’s an issue of convenience versus safety,” said Debbie Hersman, president of the National Safety Council and former chairman of the National Transportation Safety Board. “Large flat screen designs require so much attention researchers say most should not be operated while car is in motion.” She's referring specifically to a study released in October by the University of Utah that found that the infotainment systems in most new cars pull attention away from driving for so long, they practically invite serious accidents.
His ultimate point is that nobody is regulating what the manufacturers are doing—a notion Hersman agrees with, noting that it’s “like the Wild West out there” in terms of automakers letting the market determine how systems should work, rather than independent research. The irony is that they’re not even talking about the future systems with streaming content and assorted dynamic displays—they’re talking about the infotainment systems currently available. Common sense alone will tall you that most of the future systems described above absolutely pose even greater distraction risks. Byton may say that the streaming-content capability in their dashboard-wide digital display is only for the passenger to enjoy, but guess what—when it’s playing and the driver can see it, he or she is going to end up watching, too. That’s just human nature.
Humans are perfectly able to sneak glances at head-unit displays and navigation systems while operating moving vehicles, but persistent distraction while driving is a legitimate threat. We’re many decades away from actual hands-and-brain-off autonomous driving, so these sorts of big-screen diversions are premature by precisely the same amount of time.
Is Fisker coming for Tesla's high-end customers?
The new system was designed for Mercedes' compact cars.

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the screens are out of control in the cars of ces 2018. they’re everywhere—draped across your whole dashboard, in your steering wheel, in place of the moonroof above your head. they provide information, data, entertainment, and—the word of the year in mobility circles—connectivity. it’s a good bet that next year screens will be embedded in retractable sunshades that can cover a whole window. why not? after all, that’s the point of oled screens—they can be draped over stuff or spooled up until desired.
the presentations in las vegas were admittedly mind-blowing. byton made perhaps the biggest display-screen splash with its concept electric suv, which possesses a 49-inch screen stretched straight across the dash and an in-steering-wheel display screen. the idea appears to be that the bright, dynamic screens will serve the predictable gamut of functions: entertainment hubs allowing access to video and music, vehicle systems interfaces, and all-encompassing life managers, serving up access to your contacts via voice or video call, social media app, video clip, voice message, et cetera. the screen on the steering wheel would presumably do much the same, and there are as many indications that the systems are intended for the era of autonomous drive—though videos also show passengers watching the main display while the driver pilots the vehicle. and as if that weren't enough, byton also mentioned something about health monitoring, via on-board sensors, including a weight sensor in the seat.
the full version of the above image, depicting the byton's interior.
harman also had a big screen thing going with its digital cockpit reveal. that system uses oled and qled displays from parent company samsung in an equally-generous fashion compared to byton, but further incorporating access to digital assistants like alexa and building additional sub-screens into conventional dials and buttons elsewhere on the dashboard, too. as with byton, one of the use scenarios includes streamed video to help passengers avoid interacting with one another. but harman had another trick up its virtual sleeve in vegas: a system called moodscape that automatically chooses music based on your destination, calendar, or mood, and which features a rather startling feature called a “moodroof”—an enormous screen that replaces a typical moon roof with a qled screen that displays scenery as you drive, based again on what your want to see or which the computer determines you might benefit from. so this could be a ground-up view of trees scrolling overhead as you drive, perhaps a celestial scene at night, or—we’re hoping—a big aquarium, as you drive your submarine down the road.
other big display news came from mercedes-benz, with its newly invigorated user experience, a three-screen array in the dash of fisker’s emotion concept, and excruciatingly well-connected head units from sony and panasonic. so there’s a lot going on with big-screen interfaces these days.
what to make of it all? the most generous interpretation, frankly, is that the more far-out stuff is all just marketing b.s.—that the moodroof and byton’s gleaming ribbon of digital eye-candy are run-of-the-mill playful concept-car wishful thinking that won’t ever see the light of day, whether because customers just don’t want to pay for that stuff or it proves somehow impractical. but whereas most auto-show concept cars are explicitly pegged as mere ideas, all the above technologies came to vegas freighted with actual dates. think 2019, 2021, 2022—too soon to be seriously intended for mere amusement in future autonomous cars.
all this crap is going to kill us.
first, a disclaimer: we at the drive love groovy animated display graphics as much as the next car-nut, and our goal here is not to pee on anybody’s moodroof. but human interfaces in moving vehicles need to be rooted in some form of actual science—something that indicates whether one strategy or another is actually the best for operators of fast-moving, human-carrying machines driving through neighborhoods and down highways. problem is, according to at least one very well-placed authority, that’s just not the case with any of the elaborate new displays being trotted out by automakers and visionary tech companies. in fact, the science says quite the opposite.
“it’s an issue of convenience versus safety,” said debbie hersman, president of the national safety council and former chairman of the national transportation safety board. “large flat screen designs require so much attention researchers say most should not be operated while car is in motion.” she's referring specifically to a study released in october by the university of utah that found that the infotainment systems in most new cars pull attention away from driving for so long, they practically invite serious accidents.
his ultimate point is that nobody is regulating what the manufacturers are doing—a notion hersman agrees with, noting that it’s “like the wild west out there” in terms of automakers letting the market determine how systems should work, rather than independent research. the irony is that they’re not even talking about the future systems with streaming content and assorted dynamic displays—they’re talking about the infotainment systems currently available. common sense alone will tall you that most of the future systems described above absolutely pose even greater distraction risks. byton may say that the streaming-content capability in their dashboard-wide digital display is only for the passenger to enjoy, but guess what—when it’s playing and the driver can see it, he or she is going to end up watching, too. that’s just human nature.
humans are perfectly able to sneak glances at head-unit displays and navigation systems while operating moving vehicles, but persistent distraction while driving is a legitimate threat. we’re many decades away from actual hands-and-brain-off autonomous driving, so these sorts of big-screen diversions are premature by precisely the same amount of time.
is fisker coming for tesla's high-end customers?
the new system was designed for mercedes' compact cars.


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The National Honor Society (NHS) is proud to recognize the following recipients of the 2018 Outstanding Service Project awards.
When a charismatic junior was diagnosed with cancer that resulted in the amputation of his leg, Woodcreek High School NHS geared into action. “Finish the Fight” 5K run/walk was organized to help with the cost of an athletic prosthetic leg. With assistance and support from the local community, a local prosthesis and non-profit educational groups, the event raised $16,000. While participants (high school students, amputees, and local residents) completed the race, educational activities on the football field promoted respect for those with disabilities and awareness of the daily challenges for amputees.
Since November 2016, Stockdale’s National Honor Society has worked alongside the Community Action Partnership of Kern (CAPK) Food Bank to alleviate food insecurity and hunger. Over the course of the year, the chapter distributed over 250,000 pounds of food to 74,000 families in the community, supplying items to those who cannot obtain them otherwise. In addition to improving the well-being of these residents, the NHS members seek to increase awareness regarding the gaping food disparity in Kern County and promote proactive approaches to solve this ongoing problem. At every event, thousands are helped as students continue engaging their community.
The Bishop Lane chapter of the National Honor Society organized a donation drive to provide less fortunate families with the means to celebrate the birthdays of their young children. Festive donations (such as cake mix, sprinkles, and small toys) were collected from seven local elementary schools and one high school and were then combined in boxes, wrapped, and delivered to four local food pantries for distribution. Not only did this project provide for the emotional and social wellness of impoverished children in the community, it provided elementary school students with the opportunity to experience the joys of service.
In 2017, the NHS chapter at Quality Schools International Yerevan founded the government-approved Yerevan Recycling Awareness Program. This program was a recycling competition between several schools in Yerevan, Armenia that was meant to increase awareness of recycling and give students an opportunity to recycle in schools, since there are no recycling collection services in Armenia at all. NHS members were able to reach and engage more than 2,000 students and collected more than 440lbs/200kg of plastic bottles. This year, the goal is to engage at least 15 schools and turn the program into a sustainable project for years to come.
Angelman Syndrome (AS) is a genetic disorder that affects 200,000 Americans a year. It is especially important to the students of Crestwood High School because one of their AP Biology and Physics teachers has a daughter born with AS. With intentions to raise awareness of AS and collect donations, Crestwood NHS officers teamed up to plan the “Blue Out.” On April 20, the chapter collected donations from all Crestwood students. That evening, students gathered in the gym to participate in a charity volleyball game. The Blue Out brought Crestwood students closer as they gathered to support a relatively unknown cause.

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the national honor society (nhs) is proud to recognize the following recipients of the 2018 outstanding service project awards.
when a charismatic junior was diagnosed with cancer that resulted in the amputation of his leg, woodcreek high school nhs geared into action. “finish the fight” 5k run/walk was organized to help with the cost of an athletic prosthetic leg. with assistance and support from the local community, a local prosthesis and non-profit educational groups, the event raised $16,000. while participants (high school students, amputees, and local residents) completed the race, educational activities on the football field promoted respect for those with disabilities and awareness of the daily challenges for amputees.
since november 2016, stockdale’s national honor society has worked alongside the community action partnership of kern (capk) food bank to alleviate food insecurity and hunger. over the course of the year, the chapter distributed over 250,000 pounds of food to 74,000 families in the community, supplying items to those who cannot obtain them otherwise. in addition to improving the well-being of these residents, the nhs members seek to increase awareness regarding the gaping food disparity in kern county and promote proactive approaches to solve this ongoing problem. at every event, thousands are helped as students continue engaging their community.
the bishop lane chapter of the national honor society organized a donation drive to provide less fortunate families with the means to celebrate the birthdays of their young children. festive donations (such as cake mix, sprinkles, and small toys) were collected from seven local elementary schools and one high school and were then combined in boxes, wrapped, and delivered to four local food pantries for distribution. not only did this project provide for the emotional and social wellness of impoverished children in the community, it provided elementary school students with the opportunity to experience the joys of service.
in 2017, the nhs chapter at quality schools international yerevan founded the government-approved yerevan recycling awareness program. this program was a recycling competition between several schools in yerevan, armenia that was meant to increase awareness of recycling and give students an opportunity to recycle in schools, since there are no recycling collection services in armenia at all. nhs members were able to reach and engage more than 2,000 students and collected more than 440lbs/200kg of plastic bottles. this year, the goal is to engage at least 15 schools and turn the program into a sustainable project for years to come.
angelman syndrome (as) is a genetic disorder that affects 200,000 americans a year. it is especially important to the students of crestwood high school because one of their ap biology and physics teachers has a daughter born with as. with intentions to raise awareness of as and collect donations, crestwood nhs officers teamed up to plan the “blue out.” on april 20, the chapter collected donations from all crestwood students. that evening, students gathered in the gym to participate in a charity volleyball game. the blue out brought crestwood students closer as they gathered to support a relatively unknown cause.


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bitkid.com rank by alexa is 14,581,701. bitkid.com is estimated to have average of 12 unique users every day. bitkid.com has 12 pageviews every day and it makes about $0.04 usd daily. webinspect estimates bitkid.com to worth $42.05 usd.
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Another patch released by Microsoft this month is causing problems. This time it is KB3023607,which was supposed to mitigate the POODLE vulnerability. Once applied, Cisco AnyConnect users are no longer able to connect to their VPN.
For more details, also see the Cisco bug report https://tools.cisco.com/bugsearch/bug/CSCus89729 (requires login).
The issue appears to affect Windows 8.1, in which case running the application (vpnui.exe) in Windows 8 compatibility mode will fix the problem for now.
Running vpnagent.exe in Windows 8 compatibility mode in addition to vpnui.exe was also necessary as a workaround. I wonder if anyone has tested the bad KB3023607 against other applications that could be impacted, such as Alt-N's MDaemon email server, for proper TLS negotiation?

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another patch released by microsoft this month is causing problems. this time it is kb3023607,which was supposed to mitigate the poodle vulnerability. once applied, cisco anyconnect users are no longer able to connect to their vpn.
for more details, also see the cisco bug report https://tools.cisco.com/bugsearch/bug/cscus89729 (requires login).
the issue appears to affect windows 8.1, in which case running the application (vpnui.exe) in windows 8 compatibility mode will fix the problem for now.
running vpnagent.exe in windows 8 compatibility mode in addition to vpnui.exe was also necessary as a workaround. i wonder if anyone has tested the bad kb3023607 against other applications that could be impacted, such as alt-n's mdaemon email server, for proper tls negotiation?


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Network topology design. The design of the new network topology needs to consider both the LANs to be implemented in any offices, as well as the WAN links interconnecting locations. Both the physical and logical elements of the proposed network should be documented, with appropriate diagrams for each. For equipment, a physical diagram would show the interconnection of network elements, while a logical diagram would display the layout of elements like VLANs, network modules, and so on.
Network technology design. The technologies associated with the new network also need to be planned at diagrams. For example, the design may specify that Fast Ethernet is to be used for client connection at the access layer, while the links connecting different layers use redundant fiber-optic Gigabit Ethernet in a redundant design. For WAN links, the technologies to be used should be specified, along with information about key elements such as link speeds.
Network protocol design. The network protocols to be implemented on the new network needs to be specified, along with their scope. For example, the entire network may run TCP/IP as its primary protocol, but certain portions of the network may require the use of other protocols such as IPX/SPX or NetBEUI.
Logical addressing design. The network design needs to include information about the design of logical addressing on the network. For example, a network may use public or private IP addresses internally, along with different hierarchical addressing schemes like VLSM or CIDR. In the case of private IP addressing, connectivity through the use of services like network address translation (NAT) or proxy servers must also be addressed.
Security design. The security design of the network can encompass a variety of hardware and software features. The need for and placement of elements like firewalls and intrusion detection systems much be documented, as should the particular hardware and software that will carry out these functions.
Advanced features design. Any advanced features to be implemented on the new or upgraded network need to be carefully documented, ensuring that any proposed equipment provides the capabilities that these features require. For example, a new network might require QoS features for a VoIP implementation, or need to include IP Multicasting capabilities in order to support a streaming media application.
Although most of the network applications, features, and equipment required in a network design fall into one of the categories listed above, these are not the only possibilities that exist. The general rule of thumb to be followed is to be sure that any new or upgraded network element that falls into the scope of the project should be fully documented and diagrammed as appropriate. This information will ultimately be provided to the customer as part of the network design document that will be developed as part of step 6 in the structured network design process.

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network topology design. the design of the new network topology needs to consider both the lans to be implemented in any offices, as well as the wan links interconnecting locations. both the physical and logical elements of the proposed network should be documented, with appropriate diagrams for each. for equipment, a physical diagram would show the interconnection of network elements, while a logical diagram would display the layout of elements like vlans, network modules, and so on.
network technology design. the technologies associated with the new network also need to be planned at diagrams. for example, the design may specify that fast ethernet is to be used for client connection at the access layer, while the links connecting different layers use redundant fiber-optic gigabit ethernet in a redundant design. for wan links, the technologies to be used should be specified, along with information about key elements such as link speeds.
network protocol design. the network protocols to be implemented on the new network needs to be specified, along with their scope. for example, the entire network may run tcp/ip as its primary protocol, but certain portions of the network may require the use of other protocols such as ipx/spx or netbeui.
logical addressing design. the network design needs to include information about the design of logical addressing on the network. for example, a network may use public or private ip addresses internally, along with different hierarchical addressing schemes like vlsm or cidr. in the case of private ip addressing, connectivity through the use of services like network address translation (nat) or proxy servers must also be addressed.
security design. the security design of the network can encompass a variety of hardware and software features. the need for and placement of elements like firewalls and intrusion detection systems much be documented, as should the particular hardware and software that will carry out these functions.
advanced features design. any advanced features to be implemented on the new or upgraded network need to be carefully documented, ensuring that any proposed equipment provides the capabilities that these features require. for example, a new network might require qos features for a voip implementation, or need to include ip multicasting capabilities in order to support a streaming media application.
although most of the network applications, features, and equipment required in a network design fall into one of the categories listed above, these are not the only possibilities that exist. the general rule of thumb to be followed is to be sure that any new or upgraded network element that falls into the scope of the project should be fully documented and diagrammed as appropriate. this information will ultimately be provided to the customer as part of the network design document that will be developed as part of step 6 in the structured network design process.


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On January 20 the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) Network on Smart and Sustainable Cities (ANSSC) will host a free informational webinar from 2-3:30 pm EST on the new Global Protocol for Community-Scale Greenhouse Gas Emission Inventories (GPC), the first widely endorsed standard for cities to measure and report their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
Jointly developed by the World Resources Institute (WRI), C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group (C40), and ICLEI - Local Governments for Sustainability (ICLEI), and over 200 stakeholders, the GPC was formally launched on December 8, 2014, at a COP20 event in Lima, Peru, that featured mayors and city officials from around the world. The GPC provides a framework that enables cities to establish emissions accounting and reporting practices and will help them develop climate action plans and track progress over time. The protocol also will help cities integrate data reporting across various levels of government and make it easier to access climate financing. The GPC is also the mechanism by which cities and local governments can report on their climate commitments and GHG inventories under the Compact of Mayors, an unprecedented agreement to reduce GHG emissions resulting from the September 23, 2014, Climate Summit in New York.
The webinar’s featured speaker will be Alex Kovac, a research assistant with WRI’s Climate Program and its Tools, Reporting, and Analysis for Climate (TRAC) City Initiative, which identifies climate mitigation opportunities and promotes low carbon development. In addition to supporting drafting and coordination for the GPC, Mr. Kovac contributes to the development of standards, methodologies, and guidance for preparing accurate and actionable city-level greenhouse gas inventories.
The January 20 webinar is the latest in a series of monthly web meetings hosted by the ANSSC, a network of experts in urban infrastructure planning and sustainable development. Following the GPC presentation and Q&A, there will be an opportunity for open information sharing among all webinar participants.

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on january 20 the american national standards institute (ansi) network on smart and sustainable cities (anssc) will host a free informational webinar from 2-3:30 pm est on the new global protocol for community-scale greenhouse gas emission inventories (gpc), the first widely endorsed standard for cities to measure and report their greenhouse gas (ghg) emissions.
jointly developed by the world resources institute (wri), c40 cities climate leadership group (c40), and iclei - local governments for sustainability (iclei), and over 200 stakeholders, the gpc was formally launched on december 8, 2014, at a cop20 event in lima, peru, that featured mayors and city officials from around the world. the gpc provides a framework that enables cities to establish emissions accounting and reporting practices and will help them develop climate action plans and track progress over time. the protocol also will help cities integrate data reporting across various levels of government and make it easier to access climate financing. the gpc is also the mechanism by which cities and local governments can report on their climate commitments and ghg inventories under the compact of mayors, an unprecedented agreement to reduce ghg emissions resulting from the september 23, 2014, climate summit in new york.
the webinar’s featured speaker will be alex kovac, a research assistant with wri’s climate program and its tools, reporting, and analysis for climate (trac) city initiative, which identifies climate mitigation opportunities and promotes low carbon development. in addition to supporting drafting and coordination for the gpc, mr. kovac contributes to the development of standards, methodologies, and guidance for preparing accurate and actionable city-level greenhouse gas inventories.
the january 20 webinar is the latest in a series of monthly web meetings hosted by the anssc, a network of experts in urban infrastructure planning and sustainable development. following the gpc presentation and q&a, there will be an opportunity for open information sharing among all webinar participants.


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Van Waay Interiors! The biggest collection Design furniture in the region Zoetermeer!
the biggest of the randstad!
In our showroom of 5000m2 you will find the most recent and contemporary furniture, upholstery and accessories of this moment. Van Waay Interiors is the place to find a brand new interior for your home. We are retailer of renowed and leading brands in themes as living, sleeping and lights! Our team of enthusiastic advisers love to help you with making the right decission.
Please come by in our inspirational shop and have a look at our showroom, where parking is free!
Discover your style in our shop!
Giving good advice is something we find very important! If you want to change your interior, but don't know how, you are at the right place at Van Waay Interiors. We focus on qualitative advise and we love to give your home a new feeling and style.
At Van Waay Interiors we sell a huge range of brands, focussed around the theme's of living, sleeping and lights. Our professional advisers like to help you by choosing the right brand!

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van waay interiors! the biggest collection design furniture in the region zoetermeer!
the biggest of the randstad!
in our showroom of 5000m2 you will find the most recent and contemporary furniture, upholstery and accessories of this moment. van waay interiors is the place to find a brand new interior for your home. we are retailer of renowed and leading brands in themes as living, sleeping and lights! our team of enthusiastic advisers love to help you with making the right decission.
please come by in our inspirational shop and have a look at our showroom, where parking is free!
discover your style in our shop!
giving good advice is something we find very important! if you want to change your interior, but don't know how, you are at the right place at van waay interiors. we focus on qualitative advise and we love to give your home a new feeling and style.
at van waay interiors we sell a huge range of brands, focussed around the theme's of living, sleeping and lights. our professional advisers like to help you by choosing the right brand!