Lahti Precision Oy:has a remarkably long experience in delivering vehicle scales since the 1920s, so we know our customers' weighing requirements very well. In many places, the vehicle scales is almost the only means of tracking large material flows and invoicing / paying on the basis of weight data gained from the scale.
Vehicle scales are in use in many sectors of the industry, for example; industrial plants gate entrances, heating plants, waste stations, timber weighing, asphalt and concrete stations and at bulk loading stations.
Weigh bridges are available to suit a wide range of vehicle weights, lengths and the scales are installed accordingly. Vehicle lengths and total weights have grown over the decades and development does not stop here. Lahti Precision is ready to meet these challenges.
Easy-to-use weighing and reporting software interfacing with other logistical chains is including the handling of data, which are belonging to the basic deliveries. Multiple accessories and functions can be connected to the vehicle scales such as traffic control booms, traffic lights, monitoring cameras and telephones. For unmanned weighing, there are available driver terminals, where regular drivers independently carry out the complete weighing. Maintenance, spare parts, installation and certification services as well as software support with software updates will ensure a safe and reliable weighing environment for a long time to come. Our own developed software also gives the possibility to take into account specific customer requirements.
Lahti Precision actively monitors the development of information technology even in the case of vehicle scales and believes that in the future, we will continue to weigh more and more by vehicle scales through our online network services. The mScales weighing services developed by Lahti Precision already gives the possibility for the weighing data to be transferred to the "cloud" - also from the current vehicle scale systems. From there shared customized reporting will facilitate and speed up data transfer between businesses.
mScales-the mobile service allows the drivers to weigh with their mobile devices (smartphone or tablet computer) from the vehicle, whilst reducing the need for traditional electronics on the scales and required weighing data is transferred in real time for those who need it. Weighing reports can be accessed by each licensee anywhere and at any time. The web service enables easier connectable interfaces to other systems (invoicing, ERP, flow control). The system also makes it possible to acquire online weighing by the operator or by even getting the weighing codes made beforehand for people that need random weighing.
Ideal for example for; gravel pits, asphalt stations or other sites known to be moving to a new location in the near future. There is no need for a solid foundation, only for installation on separate, cast concrete slabs, hollow sections, or even to solid leveled asphalt. First certification at the factory - no need for weighing at the installation site. Transport locks and slots for the lifting hooks make it easier to move the scales.
Suitable for applications where there is no weighing space in the longitudinal axis of the ramps, such as at the factory entrance, outside of the entrance gates. Ramps must be sufficiently built gradually angled and preferably equipped with heating. The scale will be above the ground surface, so that maintenance and cleaning of the base is easy. There is no need to build drainage as long as the surface water can drain away.
Suitable for factory gates, factory areas, heat plants, waste stations, bulk loading stations and in general destinations where space for the scale use is limited. Scale needs a concrete installation trough, with a drainage channel and to be at least partially heated. For maintenance, there is a hatch under the scales.
Vehicle scales are reliable measuring devices for material flow monitoring because they are approved for commercial use to determine the price of the weighed product. The accuracy of the weighing is verified with initial verification and subsequent revalidation is made at 3yr increments. The values given by the scale are checked by the verification weighing. Lahti Precision Oy's certified quality management system ISO 9001 and the scales certification ensure reliable starting points for users of vehicle scales - both for the seller and the buyer. Service agreements and accordingly to these actions will further improve the functionality of the scale and extend its service life. Our expert service engineers are easily available when installation, inspection, certification, repair or spare parts are required. If between certifications for example there is need to change a sensor, for example our technician with a sealing license can change it to a new one without the need for instant verification.
Weighing and reporting programs are own own development work, so related software upgrades or customized additional features can be handled smoothly. Interfaces with customers' own data systems enable the possible further processing of weighing data in their own business management systems (ERP).
There is a wide range of weighbridges, depending on the need for use, such as the lengths and weights of the weighing vehicles, the weighing method and the location.
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As the WGC Fund grows, so will the amount available for grant awards. Those who contribute to the WGC Fund also have the opportunity to volunteer to serve on the grant review committee. The grant review committee reviews all grant applications and makes recommendations to the Community Foundation for Northeast Michigan's Board of Directors. All grants awards must be approved by the Board of Directors before being finalized.


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Optimized to accelerate the design and printing process, Easy Card Creator ID Software allows you to create professional photo ID cards and badges in minutes while still preserving its advanced design and security features. With Easy Card Creator id software along with identity card printers you get user-friendly instrument that helps you control, monitor, maintain, and most importantly, upgrade the security and quality of your photo ID card and badge system.
Easy Card Creator ID software has an internal database for managing cardholders' information and your ID cards design. It is a vast factor when purchasing ID software. We also integrate with any type of external databases. You will also be able to use your predefined ID card and badge templates.
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Our web based online Live Photo ID Software doesn't require any download, it loads instantly, and empowers you to create stunning ID cards quicker than you could even get a quote from a local print shop. Once you've inserted your logos, images and data, customized the design, and truly made your ID cards your own you can print it using any printer. Our new Web Edition presents a revolutionary revision of the current user interface. You will not find software with so many features at this price anywhere!
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The small ubiquitin-related modifier (SUMO) is highly conserved and belongs to the growing family of ubiquitin-like proteins (UBLs) involved in post-translational protein modification. SUMO-1 is also known as Sentrin, GMP1, UBL1, PIC1 or SMT3.
SUMO-1 is also known as Sentrin, GMP1, UBL1, PIC1 or SMT3. The physiological consequences of SUMOylation are distinct from that of ubiquitination. SUMO modification of proteins does not appear to target proteins for degradation but has been implicated in cell cycle progression, nuclear import, target subnuclear localization, transcriptional regulation, and the modulation of protein-protein interactions and protein stability. Although a number of SUMO substrates are cytoplasmic (RanGAP1, IκBα, GLUT1, GLUT4), it appears that SUMOylation is predominantly confined to the nucleus. These substrates include transcription factors (p53, c-Jun, c-myc) and proteins involved in DNA regulation (topoisomerase I, PCNA).
There are three different human SUMO proteins or isoforms with distinct functions. SUMO-1 has 50% sequence identity with SUMO-2 (Sentrin-3, SMT3A) and SUMO-3 (Sentrin-2, SMT3B), while SUMO-2 and SUMO-3 genes show 95% sequence identity. SUMO-1 is usually conjugated to proteins as a monomer, while the SUMO-2 and SUMO-3 form high molecular weight polymers on proteins. SUMO proteins only have 10% primary sequence homology to ubiquitin, but they possess the characteristic ubiquitin-fold tertiary structure. They also have an unstructured N-terminal extension which most likely provides an additional interface for protein-protein interactions.
SUMOylation of target proteins is mediated by a pathway analogous to that of ubiquitination, also mediated by similar enzymes (E1, E2, E3) but with important differences. All SUMO proteins are activated by a heterodimeric E1 activating enzyme, with both subunits well conserved from yeast Aos2/Uba2 to human SAE1/SAE2. This ATP-dependent E1 enzyme charges the SUMO by forming a high-energy thiolester intermediate which is transferred to the human UbcH9 conjugating enzyme. UbcH9 is the only known E2 that is able to mediate the conjugation of SUMO (usually in the absence of an E3 ligase) to lysine residues on a variety of cellular targets. Although UbcH9 can directly recognize and modify lysines contained in a SUMOylation motif, E3-like factors most likely facilitate SUMOylation of specific substrates. SUMO modification usually occurs within a conserved consensus motif (ΨXE) found in SUMO-2, SUMO-3 and protein substrates. Within this motif Ψ represents a large hydrophobic amino acid (I, L, or V), K is the lysine that becomes modified, X is any residue and E is glutamic acid. Many known SUMO conjugation sites occur within this consensus sequence, but SUMOylation also occurs on lysine residues located within non-consensus regions. SUMO-2 and SUMO-3 form polymeric SUMO Chains (primarily through K11) and SUMO-1 multimerization in vitro has been shown to occur predominantly via lysines K7, K16 and K17.
SUMO proteins with mutations at the key lysine residues that can participate in chain formation are useful reagents for in vitro studies. These sumo-mutants">SUMO Mutants are designed to implicate given lysine residues in poly-SUMO chain initiation and conjugation events. The lysine (K) to arginine (R) mutants renders Ub unable to form multi-SUMO chains via that specific lysine with other SUMO molecules. However, these proteins can still be linked to the lysine residues on target proteins formed via the remaining SUMO lysine residues that have not been mutated. These mutants are ideal for the reduction in poly-SUMO chain length or conjugation rates and determining if the chains have a specific linkage requirement. Importantly, since the C-terminal residues are intact, these proteins are fully functional for activation and thiolester formation by E1, E2 and E3 conjugating enzymes. These mutants can also be used in binding studies to determine affinities with proteins that contain SUMO recognition domains. These reagents are valuable for the determination of structure-function requirements in chain synthesis, recognition or disassembly.
SUMO precursor processing and deconjugation is catalyzed by a family of cysteine proteases known as SUMO-specific proteases (SENPs) which are distinct from the ubiquitin-specific deubiquitinating enzymes (DUBs). These enzymes are cysteine proteases that contain a conserved C-terminal domain with the characteristic His-Asp-Cys catalytic triad. They function in the maturation of SUMO precursor proteins, the removal of SUMO from modified substrates, and the disassembly of SUMO chains. All SUMO proteins are translated as precursor proteins (pro-forms) with additional C-terminal residues extend beyond the conserved di-glycine motif. These residues are removed specifically by SENPs that expose the di-glycine motif that is characteristic of the mature and active isoforms. SUMO pro-forms can be used as negative controls in in vitro SUMOylation reactions or as a substrate for SENPs. Human SUMO-specific enzymes include SENP1, SENP2 SENP3, SENP5, SENP6 and SENP7 with varying specificities for each SUMO isoform and each substrate type (precursor forms, SUMOylated substrates or SUMO chains). The first four enzymes are most closely related in sequence and function predominantly in precursor processing and SUMO removal from substrates. SENP6 and SENP7 have additional intervening sequences that split the conserved catalytic domain, and they are predominantly involved in SUMO-2/SUMO-3 chain disassembly.
The chemical or enzymatic modification of SUMO proteins at important functional sites results in several useful derivatives. Modifying the C-terminal glycine carboxyl of SUMO to an aldehyde SUMO-H or vinylsulfone SUMO-VS groups results in highly potent inhibitors of SENP enzymes. Alternatively, substrates for the kinetic analysis of SENPs are generated by synthetically conjugating fluorophores to the C-terminus of SUMO SUMO-AMC. SUMO can also be coupled to agarose via its primary amines, leaving the C-terminus free and available to purify ubiquitin binding proteins. The N-terminus or lysine groups of SUMO can be modified by small other haptens (fluorescein/rhodamine or biotin) for the sensitive detection by direct fluorescence or secondary reagents (eg. avidin or streptavidin reagents) respectively. These groups can also be used for the affinity purification of SUMO conjugates or SUMO binding proteins. Since the chemistry of SUMO conjugation involves its C-terminus, these modifications result in a fully functional molecule that is viable in conjugation reactions.
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India is the best paymaster in Asia Pacific ahead of Japan, Australia: Survey
Delhi, India Published: Feb 27, 2018, 01:36 PM(IST)
According to the survey, Indian employees received an average salary hike of 9.3% during 2017. Image via Aon Hewitt report. Photograph:( Others )
According to the HR consultancy Aon Hewitt, the average salary hike of Indian employees this year is likely to be around 9.4%. As companies increase focus on performance and on hiring specialists, key talents may achieve as much as 15.4% increase in salary.
"With critical skills shortage highlighted as a key concern, companies are becoming more cautious while recognising and remunerating their key talent," Anandorup Ghose, Partner at Aon India Consulting told reporters.
Aon Hewitt's annual 'Salary Increase Survey' studied more than 1,000 companies from over 20 industries and estimates the average pay hike in the country to remain between 9.4-9.6%.
According to the survey, Indian employees received an average hike of 9.3% during 2017 -- a departure from the double-digit increments that were registered when the study was still in its nascency.
A look at salary-hike trends across the Asian Pacific region puts India at the top as the best paymaster in the region. China is expected to give out an average raise of 6.7% to its employees followed by the Philippines at 5.8%, Malaysia 5.1%, Singapore 4%, Australia 3.2% and Japan at a meagre 2.5%.
Professional services, consumer internet companies, life sciences, automotive and consumer products are the sectors projected to dole out double-digit salary hike in 2018.
Meanwhile, the attrition rate in India continues to see a downward trend, now standing at 15.9% from an average of 20% registered in the previous decade.


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Frontier in 06471 (North Branford, CT) is available to an estimated 100% of households. The company offers North Branford and 06471 residents download speeds from 24 to 115 Mbps, the fastest upload speeds from 2 to 12 Mbps, and prices range from $30.00 to $50.00 per month. Click here to see Frontier coverage map for 06471 ZIP code.
Xfinity in 06471 (North Branford, CT) is available to an estimated 100% of households. The company offers North Branford and 06471 residents the fastest download speeds up to 200 Mbps, upload speeds up to 10 Mbps, and prices range from $29.99 to $89.95 per month. Click here to see Xfinity coverage map for 06471 ZIP code.
Hughes Network Systems (HughesNet) is a satellite internet provider and available anywhere in 06471 with a clear view of the southern sky. The company offers North Branford and 06471 residents download speeds up to 25 Mbps, upload speeds up to 3 Mbps, and prices range from $39.99 to $129.99 per month.
Viasat, formerly Exede, is a nationwide satellite internet provider available in rural and under-served areas of 06471. The company offers North Branford and 06471 residents download speeds up to 30 Mbps, upload speeds up to 3 Mbps, and prices range from $50.00 to $100.00 per month.
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Viasat, formerly Exede, is a business satellite internet provider available in rural and under-served areas of 06471. The company offers North Branford and 06471 businesses for $179.99 per month.
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06471 in North Branford, CT is serviced by fifteen residential, business and mobile internet providers, but there are only two main internet service providers: Frontier and Xfinity. Two additional satellite internet providers offer internet service too. Prices for internet in the area start at $29.99 per month. Frontier and Xfinity are the best providers based on speed and availability for most homes.


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Why future bosses might microchip your hand
Give me a hand: US software company, Three Square Market, started microchipping some employees in 2017.
Is this an exciting future or a dystopian nightmare? Hundreds of workers across the world have been fitted with chips that can store personal data. Activists fear a new era of surveillance.
A tiny microchip, as small as a grain of rice, implanted beneath the surface of your skin. With the wave of a hand you can unlock your front door, pay for meals, hop on a train without a ticket and log on to your work computer.
This is already the daily reality for thousands of employees in Sweden and at least 150 in the UK. The chips, which are similar to those used to identify pets, cost up to £260 per person.
They could soon be a lot more common. Swedish company Biohax is in talks with multiple British law and finance firms to offer microchips to workers, including one firm with hundreds of thousands of employees.
"These companies have sensitive documents they are dealing with. [The chips] would allow them to set restrictions for whoever," says Jowan Österlund, Biohax founder and a former body piercer.
The potential uses of microchips go far beyond security. Storing identification in your body could eliminate the need for passports or credit cards. A chip could also carry vital medical information, which can be scanned if you are unconscious.
But for many, the concept triggers revulsion and fear.
"Microchipping would give bosses even more power and control over their workers," warns the Trade Union Conference.
The TUC fears companies are already "whittling away their staff's right to privacy".
Indeed, a recent patent application by Amazon revealed that the company is working on a wristband that could guide a warehouse worker's hand to the object they need to pick up. Meanwhile, companies like Barclays use heat sensor technology to record how much time employees spend away from their desks.
In the wake of the Facebook scandal, privacy experts fear that companies could misuse the personal data gathered by the chip. There are also concerns that cybercriminals could hack the information, or clone chips to impersonate individuals.
Sociology professor Noelle Chesley claims that one day everyone will be microchipped. "Maybe not my generation, but certainly that of my kids."
Should we be excited or scared?
It is terrible, say some. Microchips are ripe for exploitation. Employers may soon have the ability to track the location and behaviour of their workers at all times. This could be the death of privacy. That's without considering the criminal potential for cyberattackers and scammers. Big Brother starts here.
That's just scaremongering, reply others. The current chips don't track your location and they aren't active most of the time. Is it really so different from being required to carry a company phone? This technology is already improving security and making our lives easier, and this is just the beginning. We should be excited about its future.
Would you agree to be microchipped?
Is privacy or convenience more important to you?
Try and think of your own piece of futuristic technology that could transform the modern world. Try to think of everyday inconveniences that could be wiped out. Make a poster explaining and advertising your invention.
Write a short story set in a dystopian future in which all employees are required to be microchipped, and companies use the chips to monitor and control them.
"Technology is a useful servant but a dangerous master."
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BioTeq, a UK based company, says it has implanted 150 microchips in individuals and employees in the UK. Biohax, a company working in Sweden, is in talks with several large businesses in the UK about expanding the technology. The chips are the size of a grain of rice and sit between your index finger and thumb. Currently they can be used to open doors, log onto computers, pay at canteens and store medical data.
What capabilities microchips will gain as the technology develops. Journalist Ab Banerjee speculates that chips could build a detailed portrait of an individual worker, including their habits, characteristics and skills, which could be used to make them more efficient. Trade unions fear the technology could be used to exploit and spy on workers.
Microchips in cats and dogs carry their owners' details, so they can be contacted if the animal is lost.
Trade Union Conference
A major organisation of trade unions which seeks to protect and advance workers' rights.
When a company comes up with an invention, it can get a court order to prevent any other company copying it.
There was a media storm in 2016 when it was revealed that The Daily Telegraph used censors called OccupEye to monitor when staff were at their desks for the sake of conserving energy. The company subsequently removed the censors.
Facebook scandal
Earlier this year, it emerged that Facebook allowed Cambridge Analytica to use the personal data of millions of users without their consent for political purposes.
In George Orwell's novel 1984 , Big Brother is a symbol for the totalitarian state that watches citizens at all times to make sure they behave according to government orders. The reality TV show took its name from here.
Jowan Österlund, CEO of Biohax, discusses the possibilities of human microchipping. TEDx Bratislava . (11:05)
"Alarm over talks to implant UK employees with microchips." The Guardian . (550 words)
Ab Banerjee argues that we should be excited about how the chips could improve efficiency and achievement. The Independent . (700 words)
Mic Wright believes that we must not lose sight of the dangers of microchipping for workers' rights. New Statesman . (900 words) (Paywall)
A probing, nuanced look at a future where privacy and autonomy are sacrificed for convenience and connection. The Atlantic . (2,000 words)
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Bees, Tai ji and a whole lot of lycra!
It's been really hot and sunny here now for weeks and Alec Jones's Dragon Spring Tai Ji school (http://www.dragonspringtaiji.co.uk/index.htm) was with us last weekend, enjoying being able to play their forms and do their exercises outside. Their practices included cane and fan forms which were lovely to watch. After dark one evening we kept hearing a cracking sound on the tennis lawn and eventually realised it was the crack of the fans being opened and shut! Two of the students were kind enough to let Steve photograph them whilst they practised their fan form.
Meanwhile, the final touches to the stone garden have been happening. Some sempervivum plants have been nestled in amongst the rocks and look rather good against the stone.
As the weather has cooled off a bit and some rain has finally come, we now have a lot of lycra around the place with the very wonderful Bicycle Beano vegetarian cycling holiday. These guys laugh in the face of British weather and bring a lovely homely and communal atmosphere to the place. Jane Barnes and Rob Green have been running these holidays for years and attract a really great crowd of people. They always enjoy themselves whatever the weather. If you're ever tempted, their website is http://www.bicycle-beano.co.uk/.
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How much physical exercise is good for me?
Let's say you want to get in shape or simply do something good for your health. If you get exercise on a regular basis, you can make major change. Regular physical activity is one of the most important factors that affects your health and wellbeing. But how much physical exercise is good? And how can you integrate it into your everyday life?
According to the current recommendations of international public health organizations such as the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) or Germany's national guidelines to encourage exercise and physical activity, adults should get at least 30 minutes of moderate physical activities most days, if not every day, to prevent disease. Moderate physical activity is defined as the kinds of exercise which cause us to breathe somewhat more heavily than usual, such as cycling at normal speed or brisk walking.
The World Health Organization says that to achieve maximal health benefits, every week adults should get at least 150 minutes of aerobic physical exercise (moderate intensity / exercise that causes heavy breathing) or at least 75 minutes of anaerobic physical exercise (high-intensity / fast enough to make you breathless) or a combination of both.
The recommendations published in these international studies universally report that the overall mortality rate of active people is around 30% lower than it is among inactive people1. Even taking little steps can help offset this risk. Look for kinds of exercise that you enjoy, because that will make things easier too.
In the weeks ahead, make a point of taking the stairs every day instead of turning to the "technical support" of elevators and escalators.
Put off your screen time by a half hour and use that time to take a walk, either alone or with someone else. Not only does this let you get exercise, you help your body relax more effectively.
If you have a hard time talking yourself into getting exercise on a regular basis, find yourself some kindred spirits and make steady dates to go together. Having to be accountable to others and making firm plans can be motivating and help you remain committed.
Regular physical activity is one of the most important factors that affects your health and wellbeing. Deliberately pursuing an active lifestyle helps ward off disease and health problems no matter what your age. Among other things, it helps protect you against cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes, colon cancer, osteoporosis and back pain.
Most of us do not get enough exercise, and there are many reasons why. The primary reasons: more than ever, people today work at desks; cars have become the main means of transportation for a growing number of people; and the use of electronic media is more widespread. As a result, most people these days spend the majority of their days sitting, standing or lying. No doubt you have encountered the problem of simply not having enough time to work out and realizing at some point that you've spent too long sitting.
Many people have failed to create time for exercise in their daily lives. Some are simply too lazy, but others have to deal with stress, job-related pressures or physical constraints that demotivate them. But exercise is very healthy, no matter what form it takes, and it is important, no matter who you are. So how much time should we be investing in getting in motion?
A week has 10,080 minutes, and you are supposed to spend at least 180 minutes of that being physically active. That still leaves you 9,900 minutes for everything else.
1Brown, W.J., et al., Development of evidence-based physical activity recommendations for adults (18–64 years)., 2012.


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Telkom gives Night Surfer bonus on selected data bundles
Telkom is offering free Night Surfer data bundles to certain Once-off All Network Data Bundles, from 26 November.
For every data bundle a customer buys of between 1GB and 10GB, Telkom will give the customer an equal Night Surfer data bundle at no extra cost. For example, if a customer buys a 1GB Once-off All Network Data Bundle, they will also receive an additional 1GB on Night Surfer Telkom Data, to use from 12am-7am.
"We're excited to be able to give Telkom customers even more value. Customers can use Night Surfer Telkom Data to update apps or download music or movies, freeing up their regular data bundle for their daytime priorities and keeping connected to family and friends," said Telkom Retail CEO Attila Vitai.
Here are the bundles on which Night Surfer is now available.
Once-off All Network Data Bundle Price Anytime Data Night Surfer Data (Telkom Data)
1GB + 1GB R99 1GB 1GB
2GB + 2GB R139 2GB 2GB
10GB + 10GB R499 10GB 10GB
For more information on the Night surfer data bonus bundles please go to Telkom.co.za
For further enquiries, please contact:
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Cell. +27 81 391 4780
Email: francilm@telkom.co.za
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Telkom is a leading information and communications technology services provider in South Africa. We had consolidated operating revenue of R41 billion and normalised profit after tax of R3 907 million for the year ended 31 March 2017. Total assets amounted to R48.0 billion and equity attributable to the owners of Telkom to R27.6 billion as of 31 March 2017
As of 31 March 2017, we had approximately 3.0 million telephone access lines in service and 1,329,450 ports connected via MSAN access. We offer business, residential and payphone customers a wide range of services and products, including:
fixed-line retail voice services using PSTN (Public Switched Telephone Network) lines, including ISDN (Integrated Services Digital Network) lines, and the sale of subscription based value-added voice services and calling plans;
fixed-line customer premises equipment rental and sales services both voice and data needs and these include PABX, Computers, Routers, Modems, Telephone handsets and other ancillary equipment;
interconnection services, including terminating and transiting traffic from South African mobile operators, as well as from international operators and transiting traffic from mobile to international destinations;
fixed-line data services, including domestic and international data transmission services, such as point-to-point leased lines, ADSL (Asymmetrical Digital Subscriber Line) services, packet-based services, managed data networking services and internet access and related information technology services;
Data Centre Operations includes e-commerce, application service provider, hosting, data storage, e-mail and security services;
W-CDMA (Wideband Code Division Multiple Access), a 3G next generation network, including fixed voice services, data services and nomadic voice services;
mobile communication services, including voice services, data services and handset sales through our mobile brand called Telkom Mobile;
information technology services including converged communication, IT service solutions, application solutions, IT hardware and software and industrial technology service sales locally, in seven African countries, the UK and Dubai through Business Connexion Group; and other services including directory services, through Trudon (Pty) Ltd, wireless data services, through Swiftnet (Pty) Ltd.
Convergence is one of our key strategic initiatives in building a sustainable future for Telkom. We will lead the provision of converged services in South Africa in support of our mission statement: Seamlessly connecting people to a better life.


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It's Time to Update Your Assumed Business Name Certificate
By Brooke Dalrymple
A new statute governing assumed business names (sometimes referred to as "doing business as" or "d/b/a" names) in North Carolina went into effect on December 1, 2017. Article 14A of Chapter 66 of the North Carolina General Statutes (the "Assumed Business Name Act" or the "Act") replaces the prior statute on assumed business names and changes both the form and filing procedure for assumed business name registrations. This new Act applies to all individuals and business entities wanting to engage in business in North Carolina under a name other than their legal name.
One of the primary benefits of the new Act is that it allows an individual or business entity wanting to use an assumed name in multiple counties throughout North Carolina to indicate such desire on the new Assumed Business Name Certificate and record the Certificate in just one of those counties. The Register of Deeds in the county in which the Certificate is recorded will then forward a copy of the Certificate to the North Carolina Sectary of State, and the Assumed Business Name Certificate will be included in a searchable, statewide online database.
It is important for anyone conducting business under an assumed name to understand that Assumed Business Name Certificates currently of record under the prior law will expire on December 1, 2022. Additionally, if any information in a Certificate filed under the old law has changed, or if a general partnership would have been required to file a new Certificate under the prior law due to the withdrawal or addition of a partner, then a new Assumed Business Name Certificate must be recorded under the new Act immediately (rather than waiting until the 2022 expiration). Recording a new Assumed Business Name Certificate in compliance with the Act as soon as possible is recommended for anyone conducting business under an assumed name so that these important deadlines are not missed. Failure to comply with the new Act can subject the individual or entity to liability to any person who is injured by said failure, including costs and attorneys' fees incurred by that person in trying to ascertain the information that was to have been set forth in a new Certificate.
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Bit of advice and guidance needed - if you don't mind.
The top floor of our 19th Century house is freezing cold. It has a cathedral ceiling and a slate tiled roof. Having inspected the insulation and roof from within the house - i.e. removed a bit of the spray foam insulation; it would appear that someone has applied insulation spray foam directly on the slate tiles - but has left the underside of the rafters exposed. Currently, the roof does not leak.
To increase the warmth of the room, I have thought about overboarding the spray foam insulation with additional board insulation, i.e. fixing it to the exposed rafters. It seems such action could end in disaster, i.e. build of moisture leading to rotting timbers, resulting in needing new roof timbers - in other words a whole new roof. Is this true or have I misunderstood overboarding spray foam insulation?
If I'm correct, i.e. overboarding spray insulation is a recipe for disaster, then I guess the task ahead of me is to remove all of the spray foam insulation, remove roof slates, fit sark, fit batons and re-fix slates. Then insulate room by fixing insulation boards between rafters. Is this correct?
We are roofers who also install spray foam insulation, so may be able to help.
First of all the rafters being left exposed is the correct way to apply the foam, a blanket covering of foam will not allow the timber to breathe and eventually rots the wood. However spraying the application directly onto the tiles makes it very difficult for you to change the tiles or battons in the future. A waterproof membrane should have been fitted underneath the tiles before spraying.
on its own. There should be no need for extra insulation, unless it has not been applied to the correct thickness. If you really think overboarding is the way forward just make sure there is an airgap of at least 2 inches between the foam and new layer of insulation. But be aware you are going to hide any future problems should the tiles or rafters start to leak at some point.
Thank you for your response and insight - very much appreciated.


The Prisoner Hunger Strike Solidarity Coalition (PHSS) supports the peaceful work stoppages and hunger strikes that began throughout the country on September 9, 2016 by incarcerated people fighting prison slavery, solitary confinement, and other abuses. Opposing dehumanization in prison is an expression of the struggle for the recognition of all of our humanity. We support peaceful prisoner-class-led movements struggling against prison dehumanization and for human rights for all.


I'm an independent author, journalist and visual journalist, based in Kitimat, British Columbia,Canada.
I also freelance as a photographer, writer, journalist, television producer and web/multimedia producer, serving northwestern British Columbia and the rest of the world.
My science fiction/fantasy short story The Dragon Hunter will appear in the anthology Citadels of Darkover in May 2019..
My science fiction short story, Tricky Things, co written with Deborah Ross was published in May 2019 in the anthology Crossroads of Darkover.
One other short story will also appear in 2019.
My last nonfiction book. published in 2008, is A River Kwai Story The Sonkrai Tribunal. I'm author of four previous books, including the first book on how to do research on the Interent.
Until March 2010, when I took early retirement, I worked for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's news division as the Photo Editor for CBC News and a producer for the news website CBCnews.ca.
From April 1998 until April 2007, I also worked as a producer of "The National" website. Before I joined the National, I was a writer/producer with CBC.ca's predecessor CBC Newsworld Online, the CBC's headline news service on the Internet. From 1994 to 1996, I was a lineup editor for CBC Newsworld News hourlies on the weekends and wrote for other CBC News shows.
I worked for CTV News from 1988 to 1994. From 1982 to 1984 I worked for the CBC's pioneering new media experiment, Project Iris, which involved sending to news out through the then primitive teletext system.
From 1995 until 2001, I taught Computer-Assisted Reporting and Investigative Techniques at the Ryerson Polytechnic University School of Journalism.
Archived JRN802 2001 Course outline.
My current occasional blog on writing and life is Robin's Weir on this website.
My photography blog is updated most frequently.
I am also returning to my love of model making and you will find those posts at Robin Rowland's Science Fiction Models and Photography site.
I edit and publish the Northwest Coast Energy News website, covering energy, environment and science as it affects northwestern British Columbia and given Kitimat's key new role in the world energy market, the rest of the world, as well. Due to the downturn in the media economy, there are only occasional updates to this site.
My blog on long term future of journalism on the Tao of News site is currently inactive. There haven't been that many posts lately because the future is so uncertain.
The Garret tree was my blog on the writing life from 2004-2009. You can read the archived blog. Highlights include coverage of the 2005 CBC lockout.


More and more people trust the healing power of acupuncture and homoeopathy, as more people decide to use in their pets the same healing techniques that work for them.
Some people choose these therapies to treat their pets' ailments, and they have good reasons for that! Acupuncture has analgesic effects also on animals, so it is commonly used to palliate certain physical pains by handling and inserting needles into their bodies.
On the other hand, homoeopathy is used to treat naturally both physical and some emotional problems in animals. This type of medicine gives the chance to eliminate several ailments without consequences or side effects. Under this principle, it can treat physical skin problems or even behavioural issues, such as anxiety, destructiveness or aggressiveness. It may also help in healing serious illnesses such as epileptiform convulsions, paralysis and some types of cancer.
For all these reasons, many people choose for their pets the same cure that works for them.


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Springsteen on Broadway review – joy and glory as the Boss unveils his flaws
Walter Kerr theatre, New York
The rock superstar kicks off a four-month residency with two spellbinding hours of stories, reimagined hits and a dissection of his own legend
Laura Barton
Thu 12 Oct 2017 20.00 EDT Last modified on Mon 27 Nov 2017 10.30 EST
'I have become wildly and absurdly successful writing about something that I have no knowledge of' … Bruce Springsteen. Photograph: Rob DeMartin
The audience is in a state of high anticipation; the air charged, the voices high among a flurry of sharp blazers, strong perfume and expensive hair. As yet, however, no one is entirely sure quite what they are anticipating. Until now, Springsteen on Broadway – the singer's four-month residency at the 975-seat Walter Kerr theatre – has been a mysterious proposition.
Still, there are clues: the stage has been styled in a mode we might call "Starbucks industrial" – painted black brick, wreaths of cable, glowering factory lights, alongside flight cases, grand piano, microphone. The implication is clear: this will be no high-spangled production, but something stripped-back, unadorned, unflinching.
When Springsteen takes to the stage it is with similarly studied understatement: a soft stride across the boards, clad in faded black. Even his hair, so recently a liquoricey crown, has been allowed to soften. He takes a sip of water, casts his eyes across the crowd, and launches into an irreverent prologue designed to both acknowledge the theatricality of the event and undermine his own legend. "I come from a boardwalk town where almost everything is tinged with fraud," he declares. "And so am I. In case you haven't figured that out yet."
What follows is two hours of music and storytelling interlaced with a kind of warm intimacy. There are anecdotes that might serve as footnotes to his arena shows, and passages some might recognise from last year's autobiography, but given new life here as if they were always meant to be performed, not sit palely on the page.
It's as if he stands in her emotional shadow … Springsteen and his wife, Patti Scialfa. Photograph: Rob DeMartin
The songs tonight are cherry-picked from across his 45-year career, big-hitters such as Dancing in the Dark and Thunder Road lying alongside quieter moments such as My Father's House and The Promised Land. Many are reimagined for the occasion – Growin' Up, from Greetings from Asbury Park, NJ (1973), is spun out across several minutes, at one point taking on a kind of incantatory reverie that recalls Van Morrison's Coney Island. Born in the USA, meanwhile, is recast as sour, lost-souled blues. "It is," he reminds the crowd, "a protest song."
At such close range, Springsteen's precision as performer is quite astounding, each moment deliberate yet effortless. He plays as if it's heavy work, with a strain of the arms and a set of the face.
He can conjure a crowd, too, pitching his tone somewhere between beat poet and baptist preacher. Midway through the two-hour show he steps back from his performance of Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out to deliver a tribute to the E Street Band's late saxophonist Clarence Clemons: "Clarence was elemental," he says gently. "Losing him was like losing the rain." He slows the piano to a soft pitter-patter, allows just a wink of stillness, before a sudden downpour of keys. In an instant the audience is unleashed: clapping, singing, whooping, whistling. We're not at the theatre any more.
'People come to rock shows to be who they are at their most joyous, who they are at their deepest.' Photograph: Rob DeMartin
Among the evening's most arresting moments is the arrival on stage of Springsteen's wife, the musician Patti Scialfa. She accompanies him on Tougher Than the Rest and Brilliant Disguise, two songs from Tunnel of Love – the album he wrote in the wake of his split from his first wife Julianne Phillips. At an arena show these moments can be engulfed by the scale of the production, but here there's a fragility and a new light cast on the songs and his relationship with Scialfa, as if he stands in her emotional shadow.
There's a similar tenderness as he speaks of his parents, and of Elvis Presley, and the Arizona desert, and of Freehold, New Jersey, the hometown he barely left, painting it as a character as essential to his career as any member of the E Street Band.
Springsteen returns often to the idea that he is a creation, pointing out his flaws, contradictions, his silliness. Even tonight, he seems to say, in this semblance of authenticity, he is still performing. "I have never held an honest job in my entire life," he announces. "I have never done an honest day's work. I've never worked nine-to-five. I've never done any hard labour. And yet it's all that I've written about. I have become wildly and absurdly successful writing about something that I have no knowledge of."
What then has made these songs so resilient? What is it that still thrills the (mostly white, mostly male, mostly middle-aged) faithful? To see him play an arena is not to define it but to experience a huge heft of feeling. Tonight, by contrast, he seems to elucidate its power. "There's nothing like the feeling of being young and leaving town," he says. And it is this, in so many ways, that Springsteen offers: a sense of invitation and possibility – to leave, to go with him, to find faith, to feel. But tonight it's not just the escapist thrill he offers, it is also the steadying hand, the talk of depression, disappointment, age, fidelity, the sweet marriage of masculinity and vulnerability.
For all his self-deprecation, his desire to show himself as flawed, there is a glory here, too. Across these two hours he pays respect to the transformative, ludicrous joy of what he does – and to its importance, too. "People come to rock shows to be who they are at their most joyous," he tells the audience. "Who they are at their deepest."
Beneath the crisp tailoring and the heady fragrance of the theatre there seems a new and quickened pulse; a sense that something deep and joyful has occurred here tonight. And after the crowd roar, the ovation and the long, long, long applause, the house lights lift, and the woman behind me with the Jersey caw and the scarlet toenails delivers her verdict. "That," she says, between audible sobs, "was the best thing I have ever seen."
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Imeem for Android Will Rock Your G1
By Jason Z. Cohen January 13, 2009 4:00 AM PT Email Article
Imeem for Android is a music application from Imeem.com available for free at the Android Market.This application caught my eye as one of the early front-runners in popularity at the Android Market. I've been using it for about a month, and I listen just about daily.
As a music app, it's faster and easier to use than the music player that's built into the G1 handset. If you're more in the mood for a genre than for a specific song or artist, it's a better choice. One of the application's strengths is its buffering capabilities. You won't get any hiccups or skips in songs — even in an elevator. I've had songs restart on me once or twice after a few seconds of playing, but Imeem definitely got streaming right with this application.
One of the fun features is a station that plays the songs that are currently hot in your area. One recent visit to the "Los Angeles" channel served up some fresh new Britney Spears, Kanye West and even Paris Hilton; it definitely didn't offer any music I'd actually want to listen to.
Imeem claims to customize its music feed based on your preferences. The interface on the G1 does include a "heart" button that allows you to tell it that you like the song you're hearing. But what does pushing that button do?
Imeem lacks a clear indication of how the user's input influences the music selection going forward. If I push the "heart" button, does that mean the system is learning my preferences and using that to create a better mix of music for me? I'd like to think so, but I still end up hearing roughly the same mix of music on each of the stations I listen to.
Perhaps the input is being used in a more macro fashion, such as to link bands and music styles to each other, but I want a little more.
Where's My Station?
The Imeem Android app offers the option to create a separate station based on my favorite artists, but when I go to that station, nothing plays.
This kind of feature seems to exist on the Web version of Imeem, but it hasn't translated effectively to the Android client just yet. One other thing I've noticed is that artists I set as favorites on my phone don't necessarily show up as such on the Web site.
So, while Imeem says its Android app "seamlessly integrates with features on imeem.com," I would say the seams are showing.
Still, for the way I use it — as Web radio on the go — Imeem is a worthwhile application that mixes in some new bands and additional familiar music along with the music it already knows you like.
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'Guitar Hero World Tour Mobile': Head-Bangin' Good
QuickOffice for Android: Fills a Need but Not Worth the Price
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TeeDroid Caddy Does Everything but Carry Your Clubs
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FBook: A Diluted Version of the Real Thing
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ShopSavvy for Android: More Pretty Than Practical
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Is 2021 the Year Cyberattacks Force Privacy Laws to Grow Some Teeth?
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Study Reveals Open-Source Community's Diversity Pain Points, Progress
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Q: Scala vs Java, какой язык быстрее Какой язык быстрее java или scala, допустим есть две программы написанные по тому же алгоритму только одна написана на Java а другая на scala, какая программа сработает быстрее?

A: На такой вопрос полностью ответить нельзя, так как у каждого языка есть свои плюсы и минусы. Из википедии:

Язык программирования компонентного ПО должен быть масштабируемым в
  том смысле, что
  должна быть возможность с помощью одних и тех же концепций описать как
  маленькие, так и большие части. Поэтому внимание было сконцентрировано
  на механизмах абстракции, композиции и декомпозиции вместо введения
  большого количества примитивов, которые могут быть полезными только на
  каком-то одном уровне масштабирования.
Масштабируемая поддержка компонентов может быть предоставлена языком
  программирования, унифицирующим и обобщающим объектно-ориентированное
  и функциональное программирование. Некоторые из основных технических
  новшеств Scala — это концепции, представляющие собой сплав этих
  парадигм программирования. В статически типизированных языках, к
  которым относится Scala, эти парадигмы до сих пор были почти полностью
  разделены.

Тут ничего не сказано про скорость, так что можно сделать вывод что Scala если не медленнее Java, то не быстрее во всяком случаи, так как Scala разработана на основе Java

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The Development Review Center (including Building Services) located at 281 N. College Ave., will have new Customer Service Desk hours of 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. beginning June 1, 2018.
A City staff member will be available in the atrium from 8-9 a.m. and 4-5 p.m. to greet customers and answer questions, however, permits will not be issued during those times.
City staff will use the hours created with this change for dedicated, uninterrupted work time, including application processing and review, resulting in increased productivity and an overall improved level of services.
Fort Collins Utilities provides ongoing contractor training on a range of topics (e.g., lighting, HVAC, office efficiency, windows, solar), technical assistance and opportunities to receive continuing education credits. Together, we can make it easier than ever for local businesses to save money and conserve resources. Check out the different courses, get more information, and reserve your spot today.
You can now check the status of your permit or minor amendment online.
Need a Free Banner Permit?
Did you know banner permits are FREE? You can apply for one in person or over the phone (during regular business hours) at the Development Review Center at 281 North College Avenue or by calling 970-416-2745. Find out more about sign regulations and see what info you'll need to provide to get a permit.
Visit fcgov.com/occupancy to learn more about our occupancy limit and how it is enforced. Here you can also find Disclosure Statements and Occupancy Investigaton Forms.
What is the City doing to preserve our history?


Diese Statistik zeigt die Anzahl der Bestellungen von Zalando weltweit vom 1. Quartal 2017 bis zum 4. Quartal 2018. Im 4. Quartal 2018 belief sich die Anzahl der Bestellungen bei Zalando auf rund 34 Millionen.
Die Quelle gibt folgenden Hinweis: "Number of Orders defined as the number of customer orders placed in the measurement period irrespective of cancellations or returns. An order is counted on the day the customer places the order. Orders placed and orders delivered may differ due to orders that are in transit at the end of the measurement period or have been cancelled."


C-SPAN interview discussing the U.S. Supreme Court case Korematsu v. United States, in which the court ruled 6-3 that Japanese internment camps were necessary for the protection of all citizens during World War II. Click on the image below to view the video.
6-3 that Japanese internment camps were necessary for the protection of all citizens during World War II. The guests also responded to viewer questions and comments. Karen Korematsu was the daughter of the plaintiff. Professor Irons was an attorney who discovered evidence to re-open the 40-year-old case on the basis of government misconduct. On November 10, 1983, Fred Korematsu's conviction was overturned in a federal court.


Dr. Justin Smith, medical director of Confirma Inc. in Kirkland, looks at the imaging of a tumor-marked breast from technology developed by the company.
Trisha Rosenberg accepts Uli Steidl's proposal after the marathon. Steidl, the men's division winner, placed signs along the route and held one up at the end.
Dean Sloan looks for his wife, Kristi Sloan, with sons Dayton, 3, and Kade, 1, near the finish line.
Kami Semick of Oregon wins the Seattle Marathon women's division.
Mallory Hanson of Marysville looks for her mom, Audrey Hanson, to enter Memorial Stadium so she can take her photograph near the finish line.
Crystal Wan, 3, stands in the playground at Arcadia Montessori in Tacoma, where, the state says, soil arsenic levels slightly exceed state standards.


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