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The sound pops out now and then, just for a short while.. maybe it's my computer.. but anyway, thank you! Love One Tree Hill... let me know when there's a new one coming up.. e15?
e15 is on air in USA next wensday so the day after it`s should be her!
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Cinema's 8 Most Nefarious Organizations: From #8. Death Eaters to #5. S.P.E.C.T.R.E.
Posted on November 15, 2015 by Nick Doll in 007, Age of Ultron, Avengers, Captain America, Jurassic World, Lists, Marvel, MCU, Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation, Movies, SPECTRE, Star Wars, The Force Awakens, Villains
Evil organizations are all the craze these days on the silver screen, taking center stage in at least four 2015 Major Blockbusters: Avengers: Age of Ultron, Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation, SPECTRE (ha), and the forthcoming Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
Nothing like a whole industry of villains and evil doers, often, but not always, operating in the shadows. And though several of the "organizations" chosen are literally companies, they also fit the mold of "Nefarious Organizations." Not just any company will do, but these certainly more than your simple morally corrupt businesses.
I've gone ahead and ranked them, most effective to least.
Let's start with #8 through #5!
8. Death Eaters from the Harry Potter Franchise
Voldemort takes a cue or two from S.P.E.C.T.R.E., but instead of rings they all got matching tattoos!
I'm not even a Harry Potter fan (I've read 6 and 1/2 of the books, but never made it far enough in the film franchise to see said organization), but my roommate tells me I should look past my own interests, and the Death Eaters were the 1st Evil Organization I could think of outside my traditional Geek World (which would be mostly Marvel Comic Book Evil Organizations…).
Death Eaters definitely qualify as a Nefarious Organization, one that, like the best of them (that follow), have members at every level of government, Hogwarts, and even that weird Magical Bank with the trolls. Not a lot is scarier than a group of zealots awaiting and/or aiding the return of their evil leader: He who must not be named!
7. OSCORP Industries from The Amazing Spider-Man Films
In Sam Raimi's original films, Oscorp was simply the company that Norman Osborn (Willem Dafoe) would experiment on himself… and kill… to remain in control and keep profitable. In Marc Webb's Amazing Spider-Man films, the corporation is responsible for a man-lizard, an electricity man, a mutated head of the company, and a series of enhanced soldier suits based on animals including a rhinoceros, a vulture, and an octopus.
A little hokey, sure, but it actually makes more sense than the original 2002 Spider-Man. Think about the major superhero villains these days. Tony Stark's genius leads to Iron Monger, Whiplash, Extemis, and Ultron. The Super Soldier serum administered by the same scientist creates both Red Skull and Captain America. Batman's appearance brings the Joker into the world as a direct response to his theatrical vigilantism. But in Spider-Man, it's simply a hard to believe coincidence (even if you've bought into a man who can stick to walls and swing from webs) that Peter Parker (Tobey Maguire) was bitten by a radioactive spider the very same night that Norman Osborn accidentally turns himself into a crazy super soldier to save his company. Ridiculous!
Mending this storytelling shortfall, Oscorp is behind all the foes Andrew Garfield's Peter Parker faces, whether that be an overreaction or not. Certainly qualifying the company that Norman Osborn built a spot on this list!
6. InGen from the The Lost World: Jurassic Park & Jurassic World
InGen didn't seem like such a bad company when John Hammond was around. But since he hit his death bed, other forces within the corporation have put profits above human safety… and worse.
It starts with Hammond's nephew in The Lost World: Jurassic Park, who will stop at nothing to grab dinosaurs out of their new "natural" habitat on Isla Sorna, a.k.a. "Site B" and present them to the masses. Even when the star exhibit, a full grown T-Rex, wrecks havoc in San Diego.
Even worse, Dr. Henry Wu (B.D. Wong) and Hoskins (Vincent D'Onofiro) clearly have a real shady deal going on behind the scenes of the theme park, Jurassic World. Hoskin's obsession with military applications for carnivores and Dr. Wu's gene-splicing skills offer even more trouble than in the 1st Jurassic World film, paving the way for a trilogy of InGen's evil doings!
5. S.P.E.C.T.R.E. from the 007 Franchise
No matching tattoos here, but of course Agents of S.P.E.C.T.R.E. have matching jewelry!
S.P.E.C.T.R.E. has been on the big screen longer than any other Nefarious Organization on this list, originating in Sean Connery's days only to be revived this year in Daniel Craig's world. S.P.E.C.T.R.E. stands for Special Executive for Counter-Intelligence, Terrorism, Revenge, and Extortion (like with do-gooder organization S.H.I.E.L.D., someone just really wanted to spell SPECTRE, albeit incorrectly).
Now, if you read my review for SPECTRE, you know the film was lacking… a lot. In fact, S.P.E.C.T.R.E., the supposed ultimate Nefarious Organization of all time, doesn't get its due in the 2015 007 film. While Daniel Craig's 007 movies have improved on every aspect of the character from Casino Royale through Skyfall, S.P.E.C.T.R.E. does not live up to the organization Connery built (well, fought) back in the 60's.
Perhaps if the film SPECTRE was better, this ultimate Evil Organization would have landed on the better half of the list. After all, it is the original shadow group with tentacles in every countries government on all ends of the globe, controlling resources, governments, and intelligence rather than always seeking to start WWIII like later Bond villains.
And that's a wrap! For now… Check back later when I reveal The Top 4 Nefarious Organizations in Cinema, including H.Y.D.R.A. and The First Order, formally the Galactic Empire!
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JURASSIC WORLD Explored PART 2: InGen, Please!
Posted on July 7, 2015 February 17, 2017 by Nick Doll in Features, Jurassic World, Lists, Movies
Quick observations and the like that come from having seen Jurassic World six times! Hope it delights/entertains!
Loads of SPOILERS!
Only InGen Employees Get Killed… Mostly… Mostly…
Think about it… how many guests did you see get killed in Jurassic World?
The answer is as many guests as the Pterodactyls and Dimorphodons (a real Dino, NOT a hybrid!) hurt/killed before Owen (Chris Pratt) and his boys shot them out of Main Street's sky.
One Site Says "Dimorphodon?" Director promises NOT a Hybrid!
Even with these creatures, unless I'm missing it in the background, no guests are killed on screen… the big kill of Claire's assistant Zara (Katie McGraph) counting as an InGen employee (seeing as how she is an InGen employee's assistant…). And besides little lift attacks, the only other people we actually see get the ax are Mr. Masrani and his copter's crew.
Think about all the great scenes with Indominus, Velociraptors, and the Mosasaurus (the swimmy dinosaur who eats sharks) even… guests do not even share scenes with any these creatures, but it's a smorgasbord on the park staff.
That's Park Security 'bout to get eaten right there!
Indominus eats the two men in the paddock, the 1st security team with "non-lethals," lots of innocent dinosaurs, tries to eat the kids, tries to eat Owen and Claire, eats/kills a few Mercs with some raptors, and then kills two raptors in the final fight. That's it.
Owen's Velociraptors aren't even released until guests are off the island (we hear about a boat arriving and there are no guests on Main Street by the time our heroes make it back), and even then they entirely feast on Hoskins ' new Mercs… and Hoskins himself of course!
Finally, T-Rex don't get to eat any people!
If you see Jurassic World again, watch for what I speak of. Except for the Pterodactyls, Jurassic World Guests are never actually around the most dangerous dinosaurs.
InGen Is the New Weyland Industries/Oscorp
Even though Mr. Masrani is the kind, fun InGen CEO with the spirit of John Hammond, let us not forget the same actor, Irrgan Khan, played an incredibly sketchy/evil Oscorp Exec in The Amazing Spider-Man.
And in Jurassic World, InGen has never been sketchier.
Sure, Hammond's nephew wanted control of his uncle's company to capture the Dinos on Isla Sorna and put them in a new, San Diego Jurassic Zoo in The Lost World: Jurassic Park, but that doesn't even scratch the surface of what Dr. Wu (BD Wong) and Hoskins are developing in secret.
InGen CEO Simon Masrani and Dr. Henry Wu
Though Indominus Rex is the only Hybrid in the Park, Dr. Wu has more in the works. And as with Owen's "trained" Velociraptors, Hoskins has military applications on the mind. Really feels more like the latest cinematic version of Oscorp than the company that Hammond created…
Which leads us into…
The Sequel's Direction
A movie that breaks records as fast as Jurassic World gets a sequel. Dem's da' rules.
Pratt has said they'd be having him back, but where do you go from here? Open a Theme Park where people get eaten once, shame on me. Twice… shame on you, but damned was it enjoyable! And you ain't gonna fool us three times!
Without a reboot, I don't see how anyone will ever open another Theme Park in the Jurassic Park universe ever again.
But whatever was going on in Wu's secret room certainly sets up a sequel distinctly different than our previous two trips to Isla Sorna aka "Site B." Though Hoskins dies, whatever his plan is for dinosaur hybrids certainty won't, and Wu is told he will be "well taken care of."
Whatever happens to Owen and Claire, some form of a plot tracking Dino-Hybrids may be in their future. Yikes!
"This Is Not A Mad Science!"
Of course, Dr. Wu isn't doing anything new by creating the Indominus Rex, the Not-So-Mad Scientist explains to Mr. Masrani. "Nothing in Jurassic World is natural" admits Wu, all the "monsters" in the Park have had segments of their D.N.A. filled in with other animals (as we learned in the 1st film).
Wu goes on to state that many of the "attractions" in Jurassic World would look quite different if they were pure; Spielberg & Co. finally admitting and explaining why their Velociraptors are eight feet tall and feather-less, as opposed to a feathery-four-feet.
Well, that's all for now but I still have many layers of Jurassic World I wish to pull back shortly. Join us again for JURASSIC WORLD Explored Part 3.
Read Part 3 Now!
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The Amazing Spider-Man 2: The Best and Worst of 2014
Posted on January 9, 2015 February 17, 2017 by Nick Doll in Features, Lists, Marvel, Movies, Villains
Spider-Man's truest look to the comics yet.
Major 'Amazing Spider-Man 2' SPOILERS Follow.
We can all agree that 'The Amazing Spider-Man 2' was (nearly) a 'Spider-Man 3' disappointment, making money, sure (though the film did under-preform), but leaving Spider-Man fans with a bad taste in their mouth.
So what went wrong? And how is it possible that the film is considered a failure yet has 4 of the greatest scenes from any 'Spider-Man' or 'Amazing Spider-Man' film, if not the single best scene of all?
Best: The suit.
The most inaccurate Spidey suit from the first 'Amazing Spider-Man'
Though Sam Raimi's suit from his 'Spider-Man' trilogy was fairly accurate and incredibly consistent, the first 'Amazing Spider-Man' had a radically different look (in terms of Spidey, not heroes like Wolverine who ditched their colors and mask all together) with strange yellow eyes and a red and blue pattern just different enough to look out of place. Plus, he wore sneakers, his webshooters were unnecessarily bright, and his head looked like a basketball.
But 'The Amazing Spider-Man 2' finally got the look 100% right with those big white eyes that even Sam Raimi avoided.
Worst: Oscorp
Why is the Oscorp of 'The Amazing Spider-Man' world so Umbrella Company-ish? It seems like their only job is having accidents that create super-villains or suits and serums… that lead to super-villains.
NY's Landmark Oscorp Tower
Now, it wasn't a terrible idea to tie in Oscorp in the first film as it defeats the old movie troupe, 'Double Mumbo Jumbo' that Blake Snyder shares in his excellent screenwriting book 'Save the Cat!' In his book, Snyder cites Sam Raimi's 2002 Spider-Man as an exact example of 'Double Mumbor Jumbo.'
The gist of it? Audiences will suspend-belief to buy an isolated incident where a man is bitten by a spider and gains superpowers. But it's a stretch that to further suspend-belief that at the same time, in a completely different location, an acquaintance of Peter Parker gains super-villain powers and personality in a different experiment unrelated what-so-ever to Parker's spider bite. That's 'Double Mumbo Jumbo.'
Max Dillon's Unfortunate, Non-Nonsensical accident.
'The Amazing Spider-Man' tied our newer Peter Parker (Andrew Garfield) directly into the Lizard's transformation, finishing Dr. Curt Conners equation causing the experiment gone wrong.
Max Dillon's accident in 'Amazing 2' is also Oscorp related, but more of a comic-book freak accident that makes little sense, even in the Spider-Man world; much like Sandman stumbling upon an atom-splicing experiment in the middle of a field while running from police.
Why is Oscorp developing suits based on different animals?
Why is Oscorp so evil? And so intent on destroying New York, as it would seem? The franchise should keep Dane DeHaan's Harry Osborn/Green Goblin and drop Oscorp and all their weird 'Sinister Six' related exoskeletons and experiments.
I mean, didn't Doc Ock develop his own arms? Or is now he like Rhino, a stupid criminal given metal arms, not a genius who invented them himself?
Either way: epic fail.
Best: Max Dillon (Jamie Foxx)
Max Dillon is a great character… until after the NY Times Square scene where his motives make no sense and he becomes a tool for Harry Osborn, not a fully-fleshed out villain like 'Spider-Man 2's Doc Ock or even Curt Conners from the first 'Amazing Spider-Man.'
Dillon's obsession with Spider-Man, best executed in the scene in which he speaks to himself as Spider-Man on his birthday, is a thing of beauty in a very 'King of Comedy' Robert De Nero way. This obsession bleeds into his fantasized confrontation with Mr. Smythe (B.J. Novak) and his barely noticable (blink and you'll miss it… or hear it, rather) radio-call montage in which he says he and Spider-Man are best friends.
Worst: Electro (blue Jamie Foxx)
Sure, Max Dillon is an interesting character, but his actions become nonsensical after his Spidey confrontation/misunderstanding in Times Square, as formally mentioned. Worse, he is simply a plot device meant to keep us interested until the film can build to it's true villain, the Green Goblin.
Best: 4 Scenes that nail the tone of 'Spider-Man;' among the best in all 5 films.
1st, the aforementioned Max Dillon scene is among the best. I really enjoy his crazy, also expressed through Hans Zimmer's score which included paranoid mutterings, making Dillon the more interesting character to undergo a terrible transformation.
2nd, Dillon's awakening in the morgue recalls the terrors of Sam Raimi's Doc Ock surgery scene, and was apparently cut to be less graphic and terrifying. Still works though.
3rd, Spider-Man's chase with Alex O'Hirn (Paul Giamatti) who later gets a robot Rhino suit from Oscorp…. because… you know… they're evil. It nails the light-hearted tone of a typical Spider-Man encounter with fantastic humor and action magic that can't be duplicated in any other scene in the film.
4th… and you had to see this coming… MEGA SPOILERS… the Death of Gwen Stacy. Possibly the best scene in any Spider-Man movie (though I am also a real fan of the finale to the 2002's 'Spider-Man' where the Green Goblin kicks Peter Parker's ass).
Though the first 'Spider-Man' film used up the bridge-Goblin-drop, 'The Amazing Spider-Man 2' killed Gwen Stacy in the 2nd best way possible… and damn was it a powerful scene. The hand shape of the web just reaching her… only to allow her neck to snap and thud against the ground. Beautifully done scene that paid homage to perhaps the most major event in the Spider-Man comics.
My parents thought it was another 'Superhero movie death' i.e. very temporary; she'll snap out of it. Unfortunately, the only thing snapping was her neck and my parents realized they had seen something new when the blood dripped from Gwen's nose; a very finite and permanent death for a comic book movie (hopefully).
Really, I spent the Electro finale checking my watch, but when I heard that cackle and saw the glider fly in, I knew we were in for one of the most epic Superhero finales ever… it's a shame most people just wanted the film to freakin' end before we even got to Goblin.
Worst: 3 Scenes
Richard Parker, Peter's father.
1st, Anything With Peter's Parents.
THEY DON'T MATTER! Spider-Man was never about Pete's relationship to his parents, which are also too closely tied to Oscorp.. Sure, Richard Parker fighting the Oscorp agent in a spinning Airplane was cool in a nearly 'Inception' way, but we shouldn't even care about these characters. Spider-Man has always been about Peter's relationship with Aunt May in the aftermath of Uncle Ben's death. His angst is tied to letting Uncle Ben die, not feeling abandoned by his parents.
I know this franchise was trying something new, but it doesn't work.
Richard Parker fights for his life against an agent of Oscorp.
2nd, Peter and Gwen angst. The appearance of Captain Stacy.
Captain Stacy Haunts Peter at Graduation.
I get it. Peter wants to be with Gwen. Peter doesn't want to endanger Gwen. I hate this will-they/won't-they nonsense. We've seen this before with Mary Jane.
And way to telegraph Gwen Stacy's death. Peter worries all movie and is then attacked by her killer from the comics: the Green Goblin? What did any comic fan think was going to happen?
3rd, Max Dillon's accident. And any scene with Electro post Times Square.
Jamie Foxx's talents showcased in recent films 'Django Unchained' and 'Horrible Bosses 1 &2,' and his talents were completely wasted as Electro. As previously stated, the Max Dillon scenes were great… but the rest of Jamie Foxx's scenes were terrible.
And his accident was so comic-booky in a franchise that shoots for some realism.
Sure, Electro was only used as a place-holder while the film covers Harry Osborn's decent into the Goblin, but he didn't have to feel like that! In a way, I would argue the Joker is a placeholder in 'The Dark Knight' for the decent of Harvey Dent into madness (the final confrontation is the one with Dent, Gordon, and Batman, not the earlier Joker wrap-up), but he was obviously a fully fleshed out villain – one of the best – that allowed for the 2nd villain to develop.
This scene wasn't terrible.
Electro could have been so much more, even while serving the transformation of Harry into Goblin.
I did enjoy the scene where he was experimented on, but that's just another exception to the rule of terrible Electro scenes.
So, there you have it, without droning on and on and on. (I only droned on and on… twice… not thrice!)
Sure, there is more terribleness to discuss as well as a few more highlights. But I think it's time to put 'The Amazing Spider-Man 2' to rest… forever.
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THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN 2 TRAILER! Goblins, Rhino, and Electro
Posted on December 5, 2013 December 5, 2013 by Nick Doll in Marvel, Movies, Trailers
And Jesus, does AMAZING SPIDER-MAN promise a lot of power.
First, we get the thrill of the drop only experienced thus far in the games.
We see Electro, get to know Harry Osborne, learn that Peter Parker's dad was protecting the world from Oscorps potential, see Norman in the hospital, see a glider, and if you look close enough, you will see Doc Ock's arms in Oscorp's 'armory.'
Could it be we will see the Sinister Six by AMAZING SPIDER-MAN 3?
Will Gwen survive #2?
Check the trailer after the jump!
Continue reading "THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN 2 TRAILER! Goblins, Rhino, and Electro" →
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BALCARCE Conitos Galletitas Dulces Con Dulce de Leche Revestidas Con Chocolate6 Unidades 170 grs.
Sweet cookies with dulce de leche covered with chocolate. Imported from Argentina. Six deliciously individually wrapped cookies.


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Jacqui Who?
Who is Jacqui Blue?
Jacqui Blue is an artist who loves to paint and enjoys nature photography, an independent filmmaker, (director, writer, producer, editor), certified hypnotherapist and writer. She achieved international acclaim with her first film, Beautiful Births. She then went on to work with James Franco when she was selected as one of ten directors for a Master Class called "Sex Scenes", which resulted in a short comedy called Burden of Proof, wrote and directed a short drama, Love & Other Lies, was hired by T.O.N.E-z, an Emmy nominated artist, to rewrite and direct his vampire noir titled Sed. In the Summer of 2019, she completed post-production with her second documentary - a feature film covering the subject of suicide titled I Chose Life: Stories of Suicide & Survival, which heavily features Jared Padalecki and was inspired by the behind the scenes story of The Last Train.
Outside of film, she has written a few manuscripts for book publication including a book version of Beautiful Births. She was asked to be a contributing author to the Fear Free Childbirth free e-book. Jacqui is also a contributing writer to the online magazine, Film Inquiry .
In addition to film and writing, as the breadwinner of the family, she needed a better day job to pay the bills and take care of the kids while in pursuit of her dreams and creative passions. In 2017-2018, she spent time studying hypnotherapy at the Hypnosis Motivation Institute where she became certified to specialize in Past Life Regression therapy and Hypnosis for Childbirth, giving her a way to personally help women have Beautiful Birth experiences. She launched her Hypnotherapy practice in January 2018.
Jacqui began acting at the age of six, taking classes at the Actor's Playhouse in Miami. She began writing poetry, prose and short stories at the age of nine and continued to pursue both throughout her youth. She performed in many local theatrical productions and had pieces she wrote published in local newspapers and literary magazines. At the age of 19, Jacqui stopped acting, realizing she always preferred this world from behind the scenes but continued to write.
Before putting herself through film school about a decade later, Jacqui spent the greater part of her twenties working as a stay at home mom and wife. Having had a Cesarean section with her twins, followed by two very different but successful hospital VBACs, which was then followed by a water birth in a birth center, She developed a passion for natural birth and fell into "alternative" or "attachment" parenting styles. She spent nearly a decade studying and researching pregnancy and childbirth, even to the point of considering a career in Midwifery for a brief time. Instead she decided to make childbirth an area of focus in her hypnotherapy practice and is developing her own Beautiful Hypnosis-Births program that will be available in different forms, worldwide.
While she was putting herself through film school, working at the Florida Media Market and was under the mentorship of Maritza Guimet, Jacqui realized instead of complaining about what annoyed her about the programming available to women about pregnancy and birth, she could make a film that showed a different, a more humane way to bring children into the world; one that aligned more with her personal experiences vs how the mainstream media portrays "normal birth". She made a film that was what she wanted to see and what she wished was available to her when she was pregnant and was pleasantly surprised by the positive reaction it's received by international audiences.
Jacqui has been quoted in many articles on pregnancy, birth and breastfeeding including on Parents.com, Baby Gaga and in US News. Regarded as a world class expert on pregnancy and childbirth, she recently made herself available as a public speaker on these topics relating to hypnosis in childbirth and the differences between the midwifery model of care vs medical model of care.
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Als Amateurrakete bezeichnet man Raketen im Hobby- oder semiprofessionellem Bereich, die nicht bestimmten Kriterien wie Modellraketen oder High-Power-Raketen unterliegen. Dazu zählen beispielsweise die Verwendung nichtzerbrechlicher, schwerer Bauteile sowie nicht serienmäßig hergestellter und standardisierter Motoren.

Begriffsdefinition

Der Ausdruck Amateurraketenbau entwickelte sich in den 1950er Jahren in den Vereinigten Staaten, wo im Zuge der Raumfahrteuphorie Jugendliche begannen, eigene Raketen zu entwickeln. Da es dabei immer wieder zu schweren Unfällen kam, wurde als Alternative der sichere Modellraketenbau entwickelt.

Die Spezifikationen für Modellraketen sind im NFPA Code 1122 festgelegt, die für High-Power-Raketen im NFPA Code 1127, welche wiederum Grundlage des Sicherheitskodex für Modell- bzw. High-Power-Raketen sind. Für Amateurraketen gibt es keine diesbezüglichen Regelungen oder einen Kodex, man bezeichnet daher entsprechende nicht-professionelle Raketen, die nicht unter die Begriffe Modell- oder High-Power-Raketen fallen, als Amateurraketen.

Eine Unterform von Amateurraketen sind Experimentalraketen, bei denen alle Bauteile einschließlich des Motors selbstentwickelt und gebaut sind. Bei Amateurraketen ist auch der Einsatz handelsüblicher Motoren möglich.

Bestimmungen und Sicherheit

Der Bau und Flug von Amateurraketen ist also, anders als bei Modell- und HPR-Raketen, nicht nach einem Kodex genormt und muss mit äußerster Sorgfalt geschehen, um Unfälle zu vermeiden. Die gesetzlichen Bestimmungen müssen beachtet werden, deshalb ist Amateurraketenflug meistens nur mit bestimmten Genehmigungen durch lokal zuständige Behörden möglich.

Rekorde

Als größte Amateurrakete gilt bisher ein 1:10-Modell der Saturn V mit 8-mal 13 kNs + 77 kNs Antrieb, das 2009 in den USA gestartet wurde und eine Höhe von über 1,3 km erreichte.

Die größte europäische Amateurrakete ist die Rakete HEROS 3, die am 8. November 2016 auf der European Space and Sounding Rocket Range auf 32,3 km Höhe geflogen ist. HEROS 3 wurde vom Studententeam Hybrid Engine Development (HyEnD) an der Universität Stuttgart seit 2012 entwickelt und gebaut. HEROS 3 ist eine Hybridrakete, welche mit Lachgas und Paraffin angetrieben wird.

Weblinks
 http://www.modellraketen.info/index.php?id=raketenkategorien (Unterschiede bei den Raketentypen)

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The modernization of South Ossetia's Armed Forces military equipment will be brought to the level of the Russian 58th Army, which played an important role in the 2008 Georgia-South Ossetia conflict, the president of the breakaway republic, Leonid Tibilov, told Sputnik.
TSKHINVALI The 58th Army was once part of Soviet Union's Red Army and subsequently became a component of the Russian Ground Forces. During the 2008 conflict between Georgia and South Ossetia, the 58th Army crossed the border with Georgia and engaged in combat against Georgian forces, most notably in Tskhinvali.
"Since the beginning of the full implementation of the Treaty on Alliance and Integration of March 18, 2015, the process of arms and equipment modernization of the Republic of South Ossetia will be launched to reach the level of the Russian Defense Ministry's 58th Army," Tibilov said in an interview.
The agreement, of which Tibilov was speaking, is the cooperation treaty, under which South Osetia is due to receive some $145 million from Russia in the first three years. Under the treaty, Russia is responsible for formally managing border control of South Ossetia, as well as for its economy and military areas.
The expansion of the Russian military contingent in South Ossetia is currently not being considered, President Leonid Tibilov told Sputnik.
"The issue of the presence of a military base in the country is of current interest. Regarding an increase in the number of [Russian] military, I can say that the current contingent is capable of solving the tasks, therefore the issue of an expansion… is not on the agenda," Tibilov said.
In early 2009, Russia set up its 4th Military Base in South Ossetia, with two main compounds — one on the northwestern outskirts of the capital of Tskhinvali and another in Java, or Dzau, the second largest urban settlement in South Ossetia. The base was deployed to protect South Ossetia as well as the southern border of Russia.In August 2008, Georgia launched a military offensive against the breakaway republics of South Ossetia and Abkhazia, ending in a five-day war with Russia.
Both regions declared their independence from Georgia in early 1990s and were recognized by Russia following the conflict. Georgia does not recognize the existence of South Ossetia as a distinct geographical and political entity.


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EIP-AGRI project coordination - 12/12/2019
nadicom: "Rhizo-Linse" project – excellent small fertiliser factories
Lentil plants, rarely cultivated in Central Europe in the twentieth century, are making a comeback. The "Rhizo-Linse"1 EIP-AGRI project aims to reintroduce old lentil varieties and make them appealing to farmers. A company called nadicom Gesellschaft für angewandte Mikrobiologie mbH is working on the development of an ecological product consisting of nodule bacteria that can improve lentil plant growth.
https://www.biooekonomie-bw.de/en/articles/news/nadicom-Rhizo-Linse-project-excellent-small-fertiliser-factories
Plant pots made of natural fibres – "bio", no ifs or buts
Plastic plant pots are not good for the environment; strictly speaking, they should not even be disposed of in recycling bins. Alternatives such as coconut fibre pots are compostable, but not pollutant-free and not "bio" at all. The Karlsruhe-based company Fiber Engineering has developed a truly ecofriendly way to grow plants: pots made of hemp or grass, which are preserved with biological components and decompose completely within a…
https://www.biooekonomie-bw.de/en/articles/news/pflanztoepfe-aus-naturfasern-bio-ohne-wenn-und-aber
Farmers and end users now benefit from a new database of industrial crops growing on marginal land!
The European Union's Horizon 2020 project MAGIC has reached a milestone by uploading a beta version of its Decision Support System for farmers and end users, showing marginal land and an overview of industrial crops suitable to be grown on this land.
https://www.biooekonomie-bw.de/en/articles/pm/farmers-and-end-users-now-benefit-from-a-new-database-of-industrial-crops-growing-on-marginal-land
Education as the key to a successful transition into a bioeconomy
National and international policy papers emphasize the role of the education sector in the transition into a bioeconomy. On the practical level, various actors are working on programmes to prepare professionals for future challenges. The University of Hohenheim, for example, offers a bioeconomy master's programme and is one of the universities that have laid the cornerstone for the "European Bioeconomy University" consortium.
https://www.biooekonomie-bw.de/en/articles/news/bildung-als-schluessel-fuer-eine-erfolgreiche-biooekonomie-transformation
"European Bioeconomy University": Six Universities Form International Alliance with Focus on Bioeconomy
Europe's leading universities in the field of the bioeconomy are looking to further intensify their existing cooperation to develop common problem-solving approaches for society's most urgent challenges.
https://www.biooekonomie-bw.de/en/articles/pm/european-bioeconomy-university-six-universities-form-international-alliance-with-focus-on-bioeconomy
Plastic waste - 23/08/2018
Microplastic in waters – mini waste as maxi problem
New studies reveal that rivers are major contributors to marine ecosystem pollution. A study commissioned by environmental authorities in BW and four other German states analysed samples from 25 rivers to gain an idea of the occurrence of microplastics in German inland waters. In addition, Dr. Natalie Orlowski from the University of Freiburg is analysing microplastics pollution in the Dreisam River.
https://www.biooekonomie-bw.de/en/articles/news/microplastic-in-waters-mini-waste-as-maxi-problem
Funding of the German Federal Environmental Foundation
Funding programme, Funded by: DBU
https://www.biooekonomie-bw.de/en/databases/funding/funding-of-the-german-federal-environmental-foundation
Precision farming - climbing aboard the digital high-tech tractor
Sustainably cultivating arable land, ensuring good harvests, milking cows, paperwork - farmers are barely coping with their heavy daily workload. High-tech agricultural machinery and automated solutions help save time and resources. By contributing to shaping progress, agricultural businesses of all sizes can gain economic and ecological benefits.
https://www.biooekonomie-bw.de/en/articles/news/precision-farming-climbing-aboard-the-digital-high-tech-tractor
Bioplastics - 03/05/2018
LIGNOSIT - using lignin in value-added products
The environmental footprint of petroleum-based plastic products does not look good. Alternatives for plastic production involving renewable raw materials are now being sought. Wood is experiencing a renaissance. Prof. Dr. Marie-Pierre Laborie, who holds the Chair of Forest Biomaterials at the University of Freiburg, and her team are researching the potential use of lignin, the natural glue in wood.
https://www.biooekonomie-bw.de/en/articles/news/lignosit-using-lignin-in-value-added-products
Guest contribution - 24/04/2018
Back to the future? From wood to coal to a sustainable bioeconomy
The historic transition from wood to hard coal was successfully made in the 19th century. We are now on our way to a sustainable bioeconomy. Research carried out by the Faculty of the Environment and Natural Resources at the University of Freiburg reveals what history can teach us about the transition to a more sustainable, biobased economy.
https://www.biooekonomie-bw.de/en/articles/news/back-to-the-future-from-wood-to-coal-to-a-sustainable-bioeconomy
Bioeconomy in the Danube region - 12/04/2018
A look at Baden-Württemberg - first interim results of the DanuBioValNet project
One year after the launch of the "DanuBioValNet" project, part of the Interreg Danube Transnational Programme, the first results of the Baden-Württemberg partners are starting to come in. Two events - one on the topic of phytopharmaceuticals and the second dealing with biobased packaging - have already been completed.
https://www.biooekonomie-bw.de/en/articles/pm/a-look-at-baden-wuerttemberg-first-interim-results-of-the-danubiovalnet-project
Digitisation in agriculture - from precision farming to farming 4.0
Automated steering systems, data-driven targeted application of fertilisers and pesticides, field robots and drones, soil analysis sensors, autonomous driving - digitisation is advancing in agriculture as elsewhere. The question asked by farmers and by society in general is whether the increasing adoption of digital technologies in agriculture is a curse or a blessing.
https://www.biooekonomie-bw.de/en/articles/dossiers/digitisation-in-agriculture-from-precision-farming-to-farming-40
Building sustainably - actively protecting the climate
Using renewable and recycled raw materials, minimising the use of water and energy during construction works and subsequent operation of a building, conserving resources and protecting the environment while maintaining biodiversity are all important components of sustainable building construction.
https://www.biooekonomie-bw.de/en/articles/dossiers/building-sustainably-actively-protecting-the-climate
75 percent decline in insects in parts of Germany
A recent study on the disappearance of insects is making headlines: it found that the insect biomass has declined by more than 75% in certain areas in Germany that were monitored by the study over a period of 27 years. The authors believe that the dramatic decline in insect biomass is down to industrial agriculture, which is therefore in conflict with certain bioeconomic principles: the sustainable cultivation of biomass and the safeguarding of…
https://www.biooekonomie-bw.de/en/articles/news/75-percent-decline-in-insects-in-parts-of-germany
Save the date - 05/12/2017
Phytopharma Day
Stuttgart, Meet & Match
https://www.biooekonomie-bw.de/en/events/phytopharma-day
Indicators that enable more effective biomass utilisation in Baden-Württemberg
Action plans prove all the more resilient for being well supported by facts and figures and based on thorough ethical thinking. This equally applies to the utilisation of biomass. Researchers involved in an interdisciplinary research project at the Universities of Stuttgart and Tübingen have therefore developed indicators to help improve the utilisation of biomass in the future. The findings are based on investigations of the utilisation pathways…
https://www.biooekonomie-bw.de/en/articles/news/indicators-that-enable-more-effective-biomass-utilisation-in-baden-wuerttemberg
Forests as providers of ecosystem services – the facets and consequences of logging
One billion people worldwide rely on forests as living spaces. Illegal and legal deforestation endangers people's livelihoods as well as social and economic structures. It also has a detrimental effect on the global climate. Prof. Dr. Daniela Kleinschmit, Professor for Forest and Environmental Policy at the University of Freiburg, discusses the causes and consequences of deforestation. She is co-editor of an international report on illegal…
https://www.biooekonomie-bw.de/en/articles/news/forests-as-providers-of-ecosystem-services-the-facets-and-consequences-of-logging
Diversity increases yield - 13/03/2017
The bioeconomy offers opportunities for Baden-Württemberg's forests
Wood from local forests is an important resource for the bioeconomy. However at present, a large amount of wood is used as fuel for energy production. Greater forest diversity and new wood-based materials have the potential to make the timber industry more sustainable. The bioeconomy can contribute to this by promoting the utilisation of deciduous trees.
https://www.biooekonomie-bw.de/en/articles/news/the-bioeconomy-offers-opportunities-for-baden-wuerttembergs-forests
How efficient and climate-friendly is biogas production?
Biogas plants have become a familiar sight in Baden-Württemberg's rural areas. It might therefore be expected that broad experience exists in the comprehensive evaluation of this type of energy generation from renewable resources or organic materials. However, scientists draw a very differentiated picture. It is difficult to make any generalisations, although the analysis of individual facets can provide further help.
https://www.biooekonomie-bw.de/en/articles/news/how-efficient-and-climate-friendly-is-biogas-production
Agroforestry for sustainable agriculture
Agroforestry systems can provide effective protection against soil erosion caused by wind and water. They can also contribute to stabilising and improving the yield of annual plants. In addition, strips in fields planted with shrubs and trees form living spaces and areas to which plants and animals can retreat. In the AUFWERTEN innovation group, the Fraunhofer Institute for Industrial Engineering IAO is working with other German research…
https://www.biooekonomie-bw.de/en/articles/news/agroforestry-for-sustainable-agriculture
The aluminium trees of Sulawesi
Trees of the genus Symplocos in the Indonesian mountain rainforest store so much aluminium in their leaves that it can be used for dyeing textiles. A research project at the University of Ulm aims to preserve the traditional dyeing methods of Indonesian weavers, protect these rare trees and increase our knowledge of aluminium-accumulating plants.
https://www.biooekonomie-bw.de/en/articles/news/the-aluminium-trees-of-sulawesi
How the application of chemicals in response to oil spills can be improved
When an oil spill occurs, chemical dispersants are routinely applied to the surface of the oil-contaminated seawater or into deeper water regions. Dr. Sara Kleindienst, a molecular ecologist from the Centre for Applied Geoscience at the University of Tübingen, has now shown that chemical dispersants do not stimulate oil biodegradation. In cooperation with an international team of researchers, Kleindienst simulated the Deepwater Horizon oil well…
https://www.biooekonomie-bw.de/en/articles/news/how-the-application-of-chemicals-in-response-to-oil-spills-can-be-improved
Politics, ethics and economy
Agricultural land on Earth is limited. However, the increased need for food and feed coupled with the increasing use of biomass feedstocks leads to areas of conflict such as intensive farming, biodiversity loss, land grabbing and indirect land use change. Governments are faced with the major challenge of having to deal with and shape the bioeconomy while taking equally into account the ecological, economic and ethical concerns and integrating…
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A 'Leader' to 'Transformer' – WNS Group CEO Featured in The CEO Magazine
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WNS Group CEO, Keshav R. Murugesh, is featured in the cover story – 'The Transformer' – of The CEO Magazine. The CEO Magazine interviewed Keshav on wide-ranging topics, including the bold strategies to turnaround and re-build WNS as a digital transformation partner for global organizations; the company's differentiated strategy driven by the triad of Domain Expertise, Data-to-Insights capabilities and Digital Innovation; values-driven work culture; resilient response to COVID-19; digital-first offerings; philanthropy and more.
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Q: Compare the results of a loop one by one I have a mysql database with numbers in example: 0655456246 or 0641698646 ...
I will search these results in my database with the following script:
    $result6=mysqli_query($conn2, "SELECT number FROM sms_stop");
    while ($check2=mysqli_fetch_assoc($result6))
    {
        $checknumber = implode(str_replace("+33", "0", $check2));
    }

I would now like to compare the results 1 by 1 to see if it corresponds with what the user put in a form field but the problem is that on the 2 numbers of the example the comparison works with the 0641698646 but Not with the 0655456246. I do not understand why .... I just want that if the user puts one of the numbers already present in the database it must refuse the access to him.
$Recipient => is the number entered by the user in the form
        if ($Recipient != $checknumber)
        {
          ...
        }

        else
        {
            echo '<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">alert("ERROR")</script>';
        }

Thank you for your help :)

A: From the code you posted it looks like you are doing your check after the mysqli_fetch_assoc loop, which means $checknumber will only have the last value retrieved from the database. Try something like this :
$found=false;
$result6=mysqli_query($conn2, "SELECT number FROM sms_stop");
while ($check2=mysqli_fetch_assoc($result6))
{
  $checknumber = implode(str_replace("+33", "0", $check2));
  if ($checknumber==$Recipient)
     $found=true;
}
if ($found==false)
{
...
}
else
echo '<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">alert("ERROR")</script>';

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I have Vista Pro and Win 7 Pro on my laptops - and keeping it that way for now!
I really feel Microsoft are gonna regret some of their policies - some 3rd party with a lot of backing might come out with an alternative that runs all windows stuff.... and Apple are worse than them!
An OS that ships online data...this is just horrible, probably won´t happen on the more pro version of it, which is what I will be trying in 6 months or an year.
I know it won´t upload the files itself but still, who said they could use my payed internet service for their own needs in the first place?
Strange times. Let´s wait and see.
Facebook and the Hype about Cloud Computing are to blame - Microsoft probably wouldn't have dared but can use the excuse that the Cloud is the way to go - which is lame excuse ... facebook already steals all our digital data etc.
But facebook steals only what you put on it lets say? But a full OS stealing everything?
I hear it is only about the home versions and so.
ps: I have been using less and less of facebook, it has become really crap with all its apps, very doubtfull ads, total to no control anymore on your newsfeed. I believe this way they will go down soon (~3years), No surprise they have been investing on different fields.
But a full OS stealing everything?
Ever heard about Android? A whole OS made by a tracking company, which only made it to get more data about you, so it can sell better advertising targets to its customers (customers are those that buy add space and pay google, you are just a data deliverer, no customer). BTW I dont blame Android to be worse then anything else, I just point out, that Microsoft is just following a trend.
You also should worry about your browser, if you dont configure it very carefully and block many "services" you just let it hand out extremely large data about you, by just surfing sites, even if you dont log into anything.
what I find the most fun are updates. In the last months Microsoft had problems with quality of updates the had to pull back several because they caused problems, going up to completely destroying the windows installation so it could not boot up any more. But if you got informed about that fast enough, you could decide to not install this updates. What did Microsoft with Win10? Enforce all updates, you can not cancel out individual ones, it will automatically install all updates. Well done Microsoft, creative solution.
Thank you for that link, did help to setup my testing win10.
Oh, I know what android is, but I kind of don´t bother much since it is not an OS that is running the core of my work.
Yep, agreed on the ´following trend´ and I doubt OSX and WIN didn´t do much of these before either way.
Are there versions for win 10? like home, enterprise, etc? If so what is yours?
Yes, there are multiple versions - mine is the Home version.
omg, thats a long list of installation instructions, i think im going to wait on win 10 for now.....wait for the "features" to be sorted in later version.
I think all these can be put in a singe reg file to import.
Yes, it is something that annoys me about Windows (and Microsoft) - any time there is a long operation (or really for any operation which the user cant stop), there should be feedback about the progress of the operation. With The Black Screen Of Worry, you dont know if anything is happening (especially if there is no disk activity) - I have reset the computer in this state a few times, thinking it has crashed.
Fortunately, in this case, I left it and was rewarded with The Coloured Screen Of Relief.
Indeed. We've all been there, methinks.


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Professor Scaffidi studies the quantum behavior that emerges in materials at different scales.
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Professor Scaffidi just published research in the journal Nature detailing a newly-discovered way that electrons can behave.
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When a system has a large number of interacting components, it can exhibit emergent properties that the individual components do not have on their own. Professor Thomas Scaffidi, who joined the UCI Department of Physics & Astronomy this July, studies this concept as it appears in quantum science, wherein materials he described as "quantum matter" have emergent properties for which quantum mechanics plays a key part. "The main questions I try to address are: Can we find new phases of quantum matter, and, if so, what are they good for? Quantum computing, materials research, device development?" Said Scaffidi, who received his Ph.D. in physics from the University of Oxford. "In my work, the objects I study are typically electrons in a solid – but they could also be atoms trapped by a laser, or qubits in a quantum computer. The beautiful thing about emergence is that it does not really matter." One recent project in this vein, which just published in the journal Nature, describes the emergent properties of electrons flowing through a wire like a viscous fluid. The hardest but also the most rewarding part of doing such science is, for Scaffidi, being a good mentor for his graduate students. "There are so many different ways to do good science, and each student is so unique that it is never obvious what is the best way to help a student: breadth vs. depth, hands-on vs hands-off, and so on," Scaffidi said. "This makes it all the more rewarding when a student is thriving and enjoying their Ph.D program."


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CONNELLY LAB
Jessica Connelly
Associate Professor of Psychology
PhD, Stony Brook University
jessica.connelly@virginia.edu
Jess completed a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry with an emphasis in Biochemistry at Richard Stockton College in 1997. As a graduate student, she had the unique experience of training with two professors, both well–established in the field of epigenetics. In 1997, she began her training in Dr. John Lucchesi's lab, where she studied the epigenetic aspects of dosage compensation in Drosophila melanogaster. She moved to Stony Brook University in the summer of 1999 and completed her PhD in 2004 under the mentorship of a yeast epigeneticist, Dr. Rolf Sternglanz. Jess's PhD thesis pursued her interest in the histone code by characterizing a domain (BAH domain) that resides within proteins involved in regulating transcription through chromatin compaction. Jess was a postdoc at the Duke Center for Human Genetics from 2004-2008. Her postdoctoral work allowed her to explore the fields of human genetics and genomics. She trained under Dr. Elizabeth Hauser, a human statistical geneticist, and Dr. Simon G. Gregory, a human genomicist. It was while working under the direction of Dr. Gregory that she began projects that focus on the methylation state of the oxytocin receptor.
Lab Members: About
Travis Lilliard
BS, Virginia Tech
tsl9g@virginia.edu
My experience as a research
technician is extensive. I've had the pleasure of working in multiple labs over the years and have been exposed to many types of techniques and procedures. However, my expertise currently lies in the realm of molecular biology and more specifically in the techniques required to generate DNA methylation and gene expression data. I look forward to each "day of discovery" and enjoy my role as lab manager for the Connelly Lab. I have many interests outside of the lab as well. Most notable is my passion for music and performing on stage as a singer/guitarist.
Kathleen Krol
PhD, Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences
kmk5eg@virginia.edu
My main research interests lie in the hormonal and genetic modulation of social behavior. I am particularly fascinated with uncovering how early life experience, through interaction with genetic and hormonal physiology, can impact the processing of social cues in infants and their mothers. I am currently investigating how epigenetic modification of the oxytocin receptor gene impacts infant neural response to emotional expressions.
Allison Perkeybile
zng2br@virginia.edu
Joshua Danoff
BA, University of Virginia
jsd5zs@virginia.edu
My research interest is in how molecular events in the cell can affect complex phenotypes such as behaviors. My research focuses on how eaarly life experience affects epigenetic modifications and transcription in the prairie vole brain. In collaboration with Alev Erisir's lab, I am also working on characterizing the effects of early life experience on synaptic pruning in the prairie vole.
Andrew Graves
MA, Appalachian State University
BS, BA Appalachian State University
ajg3eh@virginia.edu
My research examines the psychological constructs of perception, attention, learning, and affective processing, utilizing quantitative methods to extract information from human physiological systems using non-invasive technologies (fMRI, EEG/ ERP, ANS). I am researching the contribution of epigenetics to inter-individual variability for these psychological constructs within physiological systems.
Sam Brindley
BS, University of Miami
srb4g@virginia.edu
My research involves applying a multimodal approach to better understand the neural mechanisms of social cognition and behavior. Within the field of human social neuroscience, I am particularly interested in studying individual differences and early development of social brain function. Prior to my graduate studies, I earned a B.S. in Neuroscience from the University of Miami.
Erin Kastar
BA, University of Wisconsin, Madison
enk2us@virginia.edu
My main research interest is how epigenetics and the brain work together to affect complex social behaviors. My research is specifically focused on uncovering the molecular mechanisms that impact the maternal brain and behavior in the prairie vole. I received my B.A. in psychology at the University of Wisconsin- Madison, where I researched the role of vasopressin in courtship
behavior in California mice.
Minah Kim
BA, Macalaster College
mk7kc@virginia.edu
My research interest is utilizing multimodal markers of individual differences to understand variability in social flexibility (i.e. the ability to flexibly adjust one's behavior to match the social context). Prior to UVa, I earned my B.A. in Psychology at Macalester College and worked at the Yale Child Study Center and Seattle Children's Research Institute researching indexes of social functioning in autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
Emma Whelan
BSc, University College Dublin
eaw7s@virginia.edu
My research interests include the molecular mechanism by which OXTR is regulated by environment factors through epigenetic state analysis. Prior to UVA, I earned my BSc in Genetics from University College Dublin, Ireland. I then worked at Johns Hopkins Medical Institute researching Huntington's Disease.
Maria McDonald
mm5we@virginia.edu
I am a PhD in nursing student and a nurse practitioner specializing in psychiatry. My research interests include maternal-child mental health, genetics and epigenetics with a focus on the biological implications of Major Depression during pregnancy.
Taylor Hinton
dvh5dz@virginia.edu
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Understand the basic differences between craft production and mass production. Review the history of Lean Production, focusing on Japan's Toyota Production System as an alternative to mass production. Discuss how waste impacts productivity and describe Taiichi Ohno's famous 7 Wastes.
Cover the basics of process analysis, including understanding how to calculate process capacity and resource utilization, as well as the important concepts of cycle time and takt time. Understand the relationship between inventory, a waste, is directly related to the flow time in a system through Little's Law. Understand how variability in a system causes queuing, or waiting. even if there is enough capacity on average.
Calculate the impact of setups on capacity when the product variety is increased and understand how batching can improve this, but at the expense of increased inventory. Review the Single Minute Exchange of Die (SMED), and learn why reducing setups and changeovers are critical to Lean manufacturing. Discuss the concept of Total Productive Maintenance and calculate the metric Overall Equipment Efficiency.
Introduction to the concepts of Workplace Visualization and Organization and 5S for improving and maintaining continuous flow in Lean Production.
Define the key principle from the Toyota Production System, Just-In-Time (JIT)and the significance that JIT has for Lean Production in reducing waste and meeting customer demand. Review the relevant components of production planning and how these affect Production Scheduling, the heart of Lean Production. Understand, with the help of reduced setup time, how Mixed-Model Scheduling achieves a match between production and customer and how Pull systems can be realized using Kanbans.
Calculate the impact defects have on our flow rate. Understand how Poka Yokecan help fool-proof our processes, and learn how to structure and run a Kaizen Blitzto bring about rapid improvement opportunities for problem solving and process improvements. Consider the central role of Continuous Improvement in Lean Production by comparing the set of management principles, The Toyota Way 2001, and Jeffrey Liker's 14 Management Principles.
by Vlad completed this course, spending 4 hours a week on it and found the course difficulty to be medium.
I am ashamed to admit that coming into this course I had no idea what Lean Production was and was only taking the course as it was part of the Six Sigma Yellow Belt certification program that I was interested in obtaining. I could not be happier with myself for taking this course because the information I obtained there has helped me immensely in my work and home life.
The material was presented in an easy-to-understand and logical way, with concepts that were learned earlier on in the course becoming applicable again in later sections. Lecture slides were provided, which was nice since I like printing them out and making notes on them while watching the lecture content. While some may feel that this course would only be useful to those working in manufacturing, this could not be further from the truth. Working in IT, I have already applied some of the concepts learned in my daily work such as visual management (shadow board, labelling shelves containing specific equipment) for tools and equipment on-hand, Kanban cards for inventory, and Single Minute Exchange of Die for optimizing installations and processes. I have also implemented the 5S (Sort, Set In Order, Shine, Standardize, Sustain) model when it came to organizing my tools and supplies both at home and at work.
The instructor, Dr. Holly Ott, was one of the best I had ever experienced, coming from an in-class and online university-level course perspective. Not only were her lectures engaging and informative but she showed a genuine interest in the subject matter. She went above and beyond what I would expect from any prof and in addition to providing a great portion of the lectures herself, was also a frequent poster in the discussion forums. The guest lecturers that were brought in were world-class experts and it showed. They were able to explain increasingly difficult concepts using basic examples and to me, that is a sign of someone who really knows what they're talking about!
I also wanted to mention that taking good notes in this course is a must since there are so many different concepts being thrown at you that unless you take good notes now, you may be a little bit confused later on. I still sometimes re-read my notes or re-watch a video to get a better grasp on a topic and see if and how I can implement it at work and in my daily life.
Thank you, Professor Ott, all of the guest lecturers and TAs, and the rest of the TUM team that worked tirelessly to bring this MOOC to us!
Sergey completed this course, spending 4 hours a week on it and found the course difficulty to be medium.
In short this course is great! I would have to choose one word to describe this course it would be "efficient". Detailed review. The lectures cover all important Lean topics. Typical lecture is about 10-15min long and covers one topic or gives an overview. This means it is possible to distribute course material over the week or go through the material on a weekend. If you look for more information useful links, books etc are provided. You can use discussion board to ask questions or to discuss a topic in general. Discussion board provided many real-life and first-hand experience. Handouts and videos can be downloaded. It is useful for offline learning or if you want to print something out. Both videos and handouts are informative, clear and to the point. Case studies and homework provide real-life examples and help you to understand material. In general the course materials are well prepared. Questions on the discussion board are answered very quickly. TUM team invests a lot of time and efforts into this course.
Topics are split up in 6 sessions/weeks that accommodated a full time employee to still manage a good work-life balance.
The analytical process is explained in easy words, so one must not be afraid of not understanding the context, if not a native english speaker.
The teachers are easy to reach out to and answered questions right away. (Thank you so much).
The course is well structured with easy understandable examples the students can do their calculations on.
I can fully recommend to chose this course over a 1-day on-site training that is offered at high costs.
Despite the fact that the additional time also provides you more detailed explanations in the videos and more examples, expanding the topics over several weeks gives you time to reflect the learned and adopt it to your daily work. You can review the videos as often as you need and do your maths until you have a good grasp of the methods used.
Murali completed this course, spending 4 hours a week on it and found the course difficulty to be medium.
One of the best MOOC on Lean production that you can find online. Whether you are a novice or an expert, this course gives you the concise content that is required to understand lean.
The course is well structured, perfectly presented with case studies, examples, math problems, discussion forum, guest lectures given by prominent faculty members from reputed universities around the world. The best things about the course are the faculty members & the participants, who bring in rich diverse experience either educationally or professionally or both.
I would recommend this course as well as other courses that are part of TUM's Professional Certificate Program to those who want to learn or brush up their skills in six sigma and lean.
Thank you very much Mr.Martin, Mrs. Holly, Mr. Reiner, Mr.Zubair and the entire support team. Take a bow!
Olga completed this course, spending 4 hours a week on it and found the course difficulty to be medium.
I am a Materials Engineer with more than 10 year background on quality, design and manufacturing of rotor blades for the wind industry. I took this course to improve my knowledge and apply the Six Sigma methodology to my daily work: office and factory enviroments. Moreover, a lot of big companies are requiring employees with at least GB and with you (course team) and edx is a great opportunity to obtain. You are more cost-effective and the explanations and papers are the best.
I did enjoy taking the lessons, very descriptive, completed, and clear with all materials well-prepared. I have now a good basis to start working with this methodology. Thank you very much for this course of Lean and for the Programme of Six Sigma!!.
Umang completed this course, spending 18 hours a week on it and found the course difficulty to be medium.
The course content is very much helpful and informative. The course really helps to gain insight into the lean production and six sigma. The concepts are very much latest and related with industry.
The course has helped me a lot for securing the internship at Schaeffler Company. The material has proved to be very much useful with the project I am working in Schaeffler.
The instructor (Holly) seems to be genuinely excited about the subject she is teaching which makes the lectures interesting and helps to keep you motivated.
Grzegorz completed this course, spending 3 hours a week on it and found the course difficulty to be medium.
I find this course and the Six Sigma and Lean: Quantitative Tools for Quality and Productivity program as one of the best I've ever participated in. I highly recommend to anyone who would like to start the Lean Six Sigma journey. Once program completed, the Green Belt certyficate is in hand coverage.
Thank you Holly Claudia Ott, Technical University Munich and edX.
by Pavan completed this course, spending 3 hours a week on it and found the course difficulty to be medium.
The course content is very well designed. The concepts taught by Professor and the examples she provides are very appropriate and can be implemented across various disciplines.
The response of the team to the difficulties during course are very well and timely addressed.
All in all this is one of the excellent course being provided by a reputed university, and handled very well by an experienced Professor and her team.
This was a well organized, insightful and practical course on lean. It was a perfect balance of lectures, case studies and homework which continually transformed concepts into reality. The instructors were excellent and experts in the field. It gave me a very solid grounding in lean production and associated methods and I would recommend it to anyone with interest in the area and working on six sigma.
Currently enjoying the other parts of the program and finding it a great basis for designing processes.
This is without doubt, one of the best course about six sigma, no just in EDX website,but in our quality world. I think the best thing in our lives in access a good education, even thoug if we don´t have enough Money to do it, and TUM gave me that opportunity. I live in Brazil, in a poor countryside and cause of it I´m Always trying to get a good education, to improve myself and achieve my carreer gols. This course help me me a lot, with the best teachers and good material. Thank you TUM.
The course is excellent! I didn't know anything about Lean before starting the course, and I have learned a lot! The course content was taught in a great order and in a very didact way, allowing a gradual development without being tiring. The experiences shared among the classmates and teachers were very important and helpful for a better understanding of the content.
Thank you all! It was a great first experience with edX course for me!
Yadhunath completed this course, spending 5 hours a week on it and found the course difficulty to be medium.
I am happy to inform you that I have now passed the Green Belt certification of ASQ . Waiting for the certificate to arrive.
Even though my experience span over 27 yrs in the industry, I could not formally get educated in the Six Sigma BOK. Your course helped me a lot in this regard. Many thanks to you , Prof Zubair and to your entire team of this course.
The course is an interesting introduction to lean production, specially suitable for persons who do not have much prior knowledge about the subject. It also shows how Six Sigma and lean production are "related" to each other, both being used as methods to not only achieve a certain quality level but to make processess more effective and save resources.
by Etienne completed this course.
This third installment of the Six Signa and Len Production course was just like the other 2 : just great. The explanations are clear, the examples are right on spot and the value taken from these classes is enormous. Most of the concepts and techniques learned can be applied to any kind of industries and even daily life. I highly recommend these courses.
I find this Course Lean Production quite impressive and every topic in this course was discussed comprehensively. I learned alot from this course, not only I am applying these skills and knowledge in my professional life but also helps me to do things in a better way in my daily life.
The course is well designed and had to spend about a maximum of four hours per week.
The professor has introduced examples throughout the course which helps in understanding the underlying problem.
To complement this, talks by industry experts also helps.
All in all a great course.
Marco completed this course, spending 2 hours a week on it and found the course difficulty to be easy.
The course is well prepared - both material and technical.
Lecturers are professional and with some work the course can be successfully mastered.
I would like to recommend this course and the another two, to complete the lean six sigma certification, the quality of the teachers, the material, the quick feedback, the examples use are very realistic and interesting. The TUM university staff are available to solve any kind of double. Now I am preparing to take the Green Belt Certification, another big opportunity.


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Bat for Lashes, właśc. Natasha Khan (ur. 25 października 1979 w Brighton) – brytyjska piosenkarka, twórczyni tekstów.

Urodzona w rodzinie pakistańskich zawodników squasha, od wczesnego dzieciństwa podróżowała po całym świecie, jednak część tego czasu spędziła w Pakistanie. Do separacji rodziców w 1990 roku była wychowywana bardzo religijnie.

Khan skończyła studia muzyczne i filmowe. Jej eksperymentalna praca na uniwersytecie była zainspirowana twórczością Steve'a Reichea i Susan Hiller, produkowała wówczas także instalacje dźwiękowe, animacje i performance. Po zakończeniu nauki została wychowawczynią w przedszkolu, w tym okresie zaczęła przygotowywać materiał na swój pierwszy album.

Jej debiutancki singel The Wizard był wydany przez Drowned in Sound. Pierwszy album zrealizowała wytwórnia Echo Records, dla której nagrywają również między innymi Feeder i Róisín Murphy. Płyta Fur and Gold została wydana 11 września 2006 roku.

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Square Enix Forums > Games > Batman: Arkham Asylum > Batman: Arkham Asylum PC Discussion > Application was unable to start correctly (0xc0000005)!
View Full Version : Application was unable to start correctly (0xc0000005)!
When I want to start the game, it only says: The Application was unable to start correctly (0xc0000005). Click ok to close the application!
What the hell is that? I'm using Windows 7 64bit! But it's not hardware related, because many other new games work fine!
Any solution to that plz? I've already installed new drivers and new directx version and the new .net Framework 4.0......nothing helps at all!
That error is usually either memory related or bad application writing. I would suggest running 'Memtest86+' to check there are no problems with regard to your memory. If there are no errors found I would suggest fully uninstalling the game and reinstalling along with checking windows update etc.
You could also try running it in compatibility mode to either Vista or XP.
Game isnt using .net 4 so installing a new version wont change anything am afraid.
Mhh yeah ok but with 3.5 which was already installed on Windows 7 it didn't work either! So it might not be .net framework that causes the problem....It might be some registry problem which I cant see right now!
Did you check your memory with memtest? I know it may seem odd but my bros PC had the same kind of problem but it was only one game (Dead Space) in XP. We ran memtest and it was a faulty stick so try it even just to rule it out.
What's your spec and driver versions?
Two 4870HD cards tried 9.7 and 9.9 catalyst driver!
I've been looking around and discovered it could possibly be malware on the 7 partition. I would suggest running a full virus/malware/spyware scan on the partition. Did the demo work fine on the 7 partition?
Yeah well I could try that......demo worked fine!
are you overclocking your system?
CPU yes, but even unclocked its working and still, it works under Vista x64 :) There is no need in searching for the solution in my hardware, I think we can pass that. Everything works fine, under Vista even Batman works fine, it's a Windows 7 error!
the only reason i ask is the code you have i get when overclocking a system but only on a few apps.something to do with memory read goes funny due to the fsb or something.
maybe slightly different i/o settings between vista and 7.
Do you have any Symantec software installed on your system?
EDIT: Also, please give us a complete list of your hardware. What other games are you playing?
EDIT2: It may be your soundcard. Go to the device mgr and disable your sound card's driver.


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Christians to Join Millions in Prayer for Peace of Jerusalem
CP World | Friday, January 26, 2007
By Jennifer Riley, Christian Post Reporter
The 5th annual International Day of Prayer and Solidarity with Israel this weekend expects millions of Christians and Jews to pray for peace in Israel.
War, terrorism, poverty, and peace with Israel's neighbors will be the focus of this year's day of prayer sponsored by the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews.
"I think Israel is the apple of God's eyes and the nation is built on covenant land that God has given to the Jewish people," said Gary Bauer, president of the conservative American Values and former chief domestic policy advisor for President Ronald Reagan, at a recent gala honoring the former Israeli ambassador.
"In addition to that, we have these shared democratic values and they are our only reliable ally in the Middle East," he added.
Many well-known Christian leaders have lent their support to Israel including Dr. Jack Hayford, president of the International Church of the Foursquare Gospel; the Rev. Dr. Jerry Falwell, founder of Liberty University; Paula White, co-pastor of the 22,000-membered Without Walls International Church in Florida; Pastor John Hagee, founder of Christian United for Israel and senior pastor of the 18,000-membered Cornerstone Church in Texas; Pastor Steve Munsey of the 12,000-membered Family Christian Center; and Stephen Strang, founder and president of Charisma Magazine.
Last summer, a national poll by The Pew Forum supports the belief that contemporary American Christians still view Israel and the Jewish people as biblically important. The poll found that 69 percent of white evangelical American Protestants in the South support the belief that the state of Israel was given to the Jewish people by God. A full 59 percent subscribe to the belief that Israel is the fulfillment of biblical prophecy.
"The reason that 7 out of 10 evangelicals believe that God gave the land of Israel to the Jewish people is simply because it is stated as such in the Bible, and evangelicals believe the Bible to be God's Word," explained the Southern Baptist Convention vice president for convention relations, Dr. Kenyn Cureton, to The Christian Post last year.
During the Israel-Hezbollah conflict last summer, American Christians were strong advocates of U.S. support for Israel, holding massive rallies and conferences throughout the country.
According to Israel' tourism minister, American evangelicals make up 1/3 of American tourists that visit Israel, second only to American Jews.
Sunday's International Day of Prayer and Solidarity with Israel expects to have churches around the world participate in prayer for Israel including ones in Canada, Holland, Germany, Hungary, Jamaica, El Salvador, Panama, Nicaragua and several African countries.
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33 Acres of Solstice, a Northern German Pilsner. This limited seasonal is grassy, herbal and has a nice clean hop characteristic to it. Available for a limited time in our tasting room only in glasses and growlers.


We live in a frenetic world. We are constantly bombarded by information, opinions and 'stuff'. To clear your head, you occasionally have to step away from all the noise and spend some quiet time with yourself. I did that a week ago.
As we come to the end of 2014 I wanted to evaluate my goals for this year and establish what exactly I had achieved.
My primary goal is to help everyone who wants to create a sustainable income using their writing to do just that.
In this two part interview that I did with Andrea Schmitz from Industry Thought Leaders, I discuss the motivation and strategy for the "Gone Crazy" sale and my plans for 2015.
If you would like to take a look at the books available on the "Gone Crazy" Sale then take a peek here: www.industrythoughtleaders.com/December-Self-Publishing-Special.