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Trust me: Your significant other does not require another bottle of perfume/cologne or a heart-shaped box of chocolates. And although flowers are beautiful, they won't last for long. These tech-based gifts, on the other hand, are sure to make this a Valentine's Day to remember. I've tried out a slew of tech related gifts from apps to experiences and have rounded out my top five faves.
Consider this the best personalized beauty treatment I've ever experienced. Offering spa-like tranquility in the comfort of your own home, Zeel is an app that allows users to book 60- or 90-minute Swedish or deep tissue massages on demand. Specify your preference for a male or female therapist, choose a date and time, and Zeel will confirm your appointment with a licensed, vetted professional within minutes.
The whole process couldn't be easier—and the massage itself is simply a dream. Our therapist provided a top-notch Swedish massage as gentle new age music played in the background, applied soothing hot pads to tense areas, and used wonderfully scented aromatherapy oils to set the mood. Tip: Book a couple's massage for an unforgettable experience you can share together.
Zeel currently serves New York City Metro, Miami-Palm Beach, Los Angeles, and San Francisco Bay areas (with more coming soon). Prices vary based on location. App is available for iOS and Android.
Anyone who is anyone seems to have a meme these days. But a Memeoir? That's another story—one based on your own internet history of emails, Facebook messages, and WhatsApp conversations. Capture a special electronic moment with your significant other, and Memeoirs transforms it into book form. The rendering is a beautiful depiction of modern-day love, made even more special in an era where letter writing has become something of a lost art.
Memeoirs offers a paperback for $40, a hardcover for $60, and a digital format for $15. Hard copies ship for free via regular post or FedEx.
Not everyone has a knack for video production, but Animoto resolves to bring access to high quality videos with its intuitive service. The concept is thoughtfully designed: Create a pro-level video using your pictures and videos, add some background music of your choice, and voila—you've got yourself your own personal Academy Award contender. While you may not be hitting the red carpet anytime soon, chances are that your recipient will adore seeing pictures of the two of you together brought to life so artistically.
It really is as simple as it sounds; the most difficult part may well be narrowing it down to just a few select images. Plans range from the free Lite package (which includes thirty seconds of video) to Plus ($5/mo. for ten minutes) to Pro ($39/mo. for twenty minutes).
I'm having a major Jetsons moment here. Jewelry for the new millennium has really caught on in recent months. Of course, it's only fitting that the newest inventions are more than just your average pieces of eye candy. Smart jewelry is equipped with all kinds of functional mechanisms that alert the wearer to incoming phone calls and text messages. It's a sign of the times, and Cuff has the right idea. The company combines the beauty of a chic cuff bracelet with the intelligence of a computer. Wearable technology has never looked this good!
Cuff is available to pre-order in limited quantities for its initial production, with prices starting at $49. The devices can be synced to both iPhones and Android phones.
You've got your favorite YouTube videos. You've uploaded a few home movies meant for no one else to view. And you probably wish you could see all of it on a much bigger screen. The Smartphone Projector ($27) is designed to show off the contents of your phone's tiny screen on a wall. Just place the phone in the device and enjoy an in-home movie night—just the two of you.
Collect and Cherish Precious Moments with the Amazing Baby Days App, Sponsored by Dreft[VIDEO] Quick Tech: Let Your Kids Wear Their Books (Literally) with Smart PJs.


It is said that the Bonona stone, when placed in the sun, attracts the rays, and for a time appears luminous in the dark. So was it with me and this servant. The idea that Charlotte's eyes had dwelt on his countenance, his cheek, his very apparel, endeared them all inestimably to me, so that at the moment I would not have parted from him for a thousand crowns. His presence made me so happy! Beware of laughing at me, Wilhelm. Can that be a delusion which makes us happy?


Ujjain: Collector Shashank Mishra held a meeting on Monday to chalk out arrangement plan for Maha Shivratri at Shri Mahakaleshwar temple. The meeting was held in temple premises. The collector instructed officials concerned to provide facilities to pilgrims to pay obesience to Lord Mahakal on Maha Shivratri. The collector stressed on free flow of pilgrims so that no one has to wait for long to view the Shivlinga.
The collector asked officials to ensure potable water, shoe stands, toilets, lighting, cleanliness, barricading and Prasad for pilgrims. He said that arrangements be customized so that common pilgrims do not face problems during entry in Nandi Hall and the sanctum if allowed. The collector also underlined crowd management during Maha Shivratri.


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1) Should we have expected anything different.
3) We persecute screwups and criminal behaviour from corporate entities why not poliitcians. Is this right?
I believe the reason is that the PC has no viable platform and a leader that scares the crap out of many people (Mike Harris-Lite) and who has about as much charisma as a tree stump.
The PC needs to wake up and find themselves a good leader or they don't stand a chance in the next elections. Without a good alternative, people will prefer the devil they know.
I certanily agree with all that. Hudak is a tool beyond compare and it is sad for me to say this but a party that has stolen billions or dollars from us can still gain two seats is amazing.
Kinda' off topic but anyone else here think Wynne looks like Orville Redenbacher?
As a hospital worker, I am biased against anything Mike Harris.
And as someone in education, Mike Harris was "the devil" when he was power. The very fact that Hudak constantly reminds everyone that he "learned at the knee of Mike Harris" is something that, frankly, he should distance himself from. As much as his base likes to hear it, many others cringe whenever they hear it.
The winning of only one byelection since the last provincial election in 2011 - even though it was in Toronto this past week - is nothing to brag about from the Leader of the official opposition at Queen's Park. As "the premier in waiting" (same title he had previous to the 2011 elections) it's a pretty poor showing overall and should have, by now, shaken the confidence of his party that Hudak is simply not going to get it done, whenever the next provincial election takes place.


by Brooke Alpert, M.S., R.D., C.D.N.
Ah, fall: the changing leaves, the pumpkin spice everything, the cozy sweaters, and of course, the sick days! As beautiful as this time of year is, it's also the beginning of cold and flu season. But don't start slathering on the hand sanitizer just yet—there are plenty of ways to boost your immune system so you can embrace fall without falling ill.
Nourish your gut. Over 70% of your immune system is located right in your gut. Keep it healthy by eating high-fiber fruits and vegetables and ingesting fermented foods like sauerkraut, kimchi, and kombucha. Supplement daily with a probiotic to provide your gut with healthy bacteria to keep your immune system ready for battle.
Sleep and your immune system have a direct relationship. Sleep deprivation suppresses your immune system. Aim for eight hours every night, and set yourself up for a successful night's sleep by limiting your screen time before bed, keeping the room below 70 degrees, and using essential oils like lavender to help set the stage. Magnesium is a great sleep support mineral; take it an hour before bedtime.
Staying sufficiently hydrated helps your body eliminate waste and toxins, thereby supporting your immune system functions. Dehydration can often be mistaken for hunger, and that's where poor food choices come in. Sip water, caffeine-free tea, or seltzer to give your body what it needs.
Get moving. Regardless of the weather, it's still important to get your body moving. Whether it's going to the gym, out for a walk, or even apple picking, movement and exercise help to reduce your chances of getting a cold, flu, or other illness.
Supplement wisely. Eating a broad and colorful variety of foods is one way to meet almost all of your vitamin needs, but some nutrients are still hard to get. That's why I always recommend a daily probiotic, a vitamin D supplement, and ASEA Redox Supplement to reduce oxidative stress and boost antioxidant capabilities—all necessary to support your immune system.
These five tips are pretty simple when you break them down, and they can have a significant impact on your health, regardless of the season. As for fall, my favorite thing to do is to go apple picking with my kids. It's a great way to connect them to one of the healthy foods I love while enjoying where it comes from! Not to mention, fresh apples are pretty delicious!
What are ways that you like to protect yourself from flu season?
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Q: How can I add arguments with values from a variable to command line? I'm trying to run Testim job in Gitlab CI with some hardcoded arguments and some arguments taken from Gitlab CI pipeline's UI. Testim runner requires multiple labels should be passed each in a separate argument: --label "Label1" --label "Label 2"....
TESTIM_DOCKER=testim/docker-cli
TESTIM_TOKEN=some_token
TESTIM_PROJECT=some_project
GRID_NAME=some_grid

# This goes from UI:
TESTIM_LABELS="Tryout,Integration,Edit Entity"

# A dedicated script parses those labels:
LABELS=$(./scripts/misc/parse_testim_labels.sh $TESTIM_LABELS)

# Here what inside LABELS variable
$ echo $LABELS
--label 'tryout' --label 'Integration' --label 'Edit Entity'

Then I'm trying to execute the command below, so the idea is instead echo $LABELS should appear --label 'tryout' --label 'Integration' --label 'Edit Entity' but this does not work:
docker run --rm -v "$(pwd)":/opt/testim-runner $TESTIM_DOCKER \
--token $TESTIM_TOKEN \
--project $TESTIM_PROJECT \
echo $LABELS \
--grid $GRID_NAME \
--base-url $TESTIM_BASE_URL \
--report-file /opt/testim-runner/testim-report.xml

What is a correct way to insert those arguments to that command line?
UPD1: I wrapped echo $LABELS into backticks and executing set -xv docker run... got this:
set -xv docker run --rm -v /Users/miric/code/main:/opt/testim-runner testim/docker-cli --token some_token --project some_project --label \''tryout'\' --label \''Integration'\' --label \''Edit' 'Entity'\' --grid some_grid --base-url --report-file /opt/testim-runner/testim-report.xml

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Salomé Corbo est une actrice québécoise de théâtre, de cinéma et de télévision et scénariste. Elle est diplômée du Conservatoire d'art dramatique de Montréal et joue dans la Ligue Nationale d'Improvisation depuis 2000 ainsi que dans plusieurs autres ligues d'impro. Elle a gagné plusieurs prix Gémeaux.

Biographie

Salomé Corbo est la fille de Stefano Corbo et Lorraine Séguin.

Elle est diplômée du Conservatoire d'art dramatique de Montréal, promotion de l'année 2000. Actrice hétéroclite, elle est active au théâtre et à la télévision et a commencé à jouer dans plusieurs ligues d'improvisation en 2000 dont la Ligue Nationale d'Improvisation.

Implications
Depuis 2014, elle est porte-parole de l'initiative « La lecture en cadeau » de la Fondation pour l'alphabétisation.

Filmographie

Cinéma
 2008 : Dans une galaxie près de chez vous 2 : la Prêtresse
 2009 : Reste avec moi : une policière

Télévision
 2000 : Willie :  Rachel
 2000 : Catherine : Stéphanie
 2001 : Ayoye!
 2004 : Les Bougon, c'est aussi ça la vie! : une Étudiante fonctionnaire
 2005 : Minuit, le soir : Cynthia
 2005 : États-humains
 2006 : Pure laine : une policière
 2006 : La Job : Karine Robert
 2008 : Ramdam : Fabienne Malenfant
 2009 : 450, chemin du Golf :  Gaelle
2010 - 2014 : Toute la vérité : Anaïs Duguay
 2012 - 2017 : Unité 9 : Caroline Laplante
 2017 - 2019 : District 31 : Maripier Larin

Théâtre

 1999 : L'incompréhensible vérité du maître : 1er rôle
 2001 : Dave veut jouer Richard III : Céline
2010 : L'Avare : Élise
 2015 : Collection printemps-été

Récompenses et nominations

Récompenses
 2006 : Prix Gémeaux dans la catégorie Meilleur texte: dramatique
 2010 : Gagnante trophée Yvon Leduc de la Ligue nationale d'improvisation

Nominations
 2002 : Prix Gémeaux dans la catégorie Meilleure interprétation, série jeunesse
 2008 : Prix Gémeaux dans la catégorie Meilleur texte: série dramatique
 2009 : Prix Gémeaux dans la catégorie Meilleur texte: série dramatique

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Liens externes

Actrice québécoise de télévision
Actrice québécoise de théâtre
Étudiant du Conservatoire d'art dramatique de Montréal

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Prestige Brands Holdings Inc. is acquiring fellow competitor C.B. Fleet Co. in an $825 million all-cash deal.
The move will help bolster Prestige's women's health, gastrointestinal and pediatric care portfolio, and is expected to add approximately $1 billion in pro forma revenues in fiscal 2018.
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Beware! Being trolled can damage you psychologically
Deccan Chronicle. | Kaniza Garari
Lifestyle, Health and Wellbeing
Being trolled on social media causes micro-traumas to the body which may manifest in the form of psychological as well as biological conditions.
Long-term effects include increased blood pressure, high sugar levels, and constant acidity attacks that do not subside with medication.
Hyderabad: As per a study recently published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (AMA), being trolled online and facing discrimination on the basis of caste or creed not only affects a person psychologically, but it can also have a biological impact.
Scientists are trying to ponder the complicated problem of discrimination and online bullying, which cannot be directly evaluated using a controlled group of people. They believe that apart from causing psychological problems such as depression and social withdrawal, it may also have biological effects.
Dr Arshad Punjani, a consultant physician, says, "When such an event occurs, the body feels a micro-trauma, but it does not show signs of it immediately. Over a period of time, it can come across as stress. Those who continuously feel discriminated against develop an in-built mechanism to deal with it. At times, there is a burst of aggression, and all that has been retained within emerges. At this stage there is a psychological disruption, which results in increased blood pressure and blood sugar levels and also the development of acidity."
At present, many middle-aged and elderly people are also active on social media. They often find their thought patterns and allegiances continuously being attacked by online trolls.
Dr Ravi Babu, a senior general physician, says, "In the past two years, patients have come to us with severe migraines, headaches, depression, and high blood pressure after having a major argument with a group of people on social media.
Often the patient feels side-lined or ganged-up against for his opinion. Those who want to defend him are not able to do so openly because they fear being targeted themselves. Being trolled and bullied online can cause both psychological and biological trauma, which can manifest in different forms in different individuals. It is very difficult to get to the cause of the trauma as only a few patients are willing to open up and talk about it."
Repeated or continuous discrimination at work, in social settings, or online can result in feelings of hopelessness, helplessness and worthlessness.
Dr Minhaj Nasirabdi, a senior psychiatrist, says, "We often find that people go into their shells. They try to avoid getting into a situation where they may be at the receiving end of aggressive behaviour due to their comments. They begin to socially isolate themselves, which affects their personality. Those who are volatile suffer from anxiety disorders."
Experts say that persons suffering from cardiovascular diseases or diabetes may experience an aggravation of their conditions when provoked online.
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This weekend we brought nine beautiful oinkers home to the farm.
It's always fun when we have new animals arrive at the farm.
Most of the fun is watching mike attempt to heard them to where they are suppose to be. Mind you, he is much more 'adam Henson' about it now.
He used to have the mindset of crocodile Dundee but the capability and knowledge of laurel and Hardy.
Being a fairly new smallholder we have been ' winging it ' since we arrived here.
But the more animals we have, the easier it seems to be.
Our first pigs we got back in 2013 escaped on their first night, we were all running around trying to catch them, like something out of a very on movie.
So we have nine lovely kune kune pigs, varying in ages.
Not the most attractive of breeds but full of character and unusually tame on arrival.
Libby may disagree, she was convinced mummy pig was going to charge at her and was escorted back to the car by her big brother.
Mikey, harri and Charlie on the other hand for stuck straight in.
Helping create barriers to get them into their stables and shooing them in the right direction.
Come on, We were all ten once, big animal balls are still funny at 34!!
So one of the questions I keep getting asked is, will we eat them.
It's an answer I'm nervous of putting out there as it is so controversial but yes…. Eventually we will.
Now, unless you are a vegetarian or vegan your argument against us doing that is lost on me.
If you eat meat, you have eaten a slaughtered animal.
The packaging it comes in is irrelevant, it had been alive and it was killed… For your consumption.
The only difference is, I can tell you, when I am tucking into my pork belly, is that the animal had a good life.
He ate well, he ate organic food, he lived in fresh air and had clean beds and fresh water.
When it comes to the end I know it is done quickly and humainly with absolutly no suffering.
Can you tell me the same???
So to my friends who scowl at me when they hear we are eating our animals eventually, the only thing that pops in my head is… Hypocrite!
Usually the same friend that is tucking into my pork belly and telling me how nice it is one month later!
The children are not always happy about it at first, it is hard to come to terms with the fact that the animal you have been looking after will no longer be with you and instead in the freezer.
However, they also understand that if they enjoy meat It is far better to know it has been nurtured by them that stuck in a tiny pen and overfed until they can't stand up.
I'm not a meat snob, and I'm not preaching, I buy meat from the supermarket. I'm just making my point about home reared food.
We also make it clear when an animal arrives, what its destany is… whether it is a pet chicken who will only be for eggs, a dog that will stay with us forever, geese that will be for security and a cow that will be for the table.


125. Zhengyao Hu, Luoluo Wang, Yanzhu Luo, Qiulong Wei, Mengyu Yan, Liang Zhou and Liqiang Mai, "Vanadium-doped LiNi1/3Co1/3Mn1/3O2 with decreased lithium/nickel disorder as high-rate and long-life lithium ion battery cathode", Science Advances Today, 2015, 1, 25218.
124. Xu Xiao, Chuanfang (John) Zhang, Shizhe Lin, Liang Huang, Zhimi Hu, Yongliang Cheng, Tianqi Li, Wenming Qiao, Donghui Long, Yunhui Huang, Liqiang Mai, Yury Gogotsi, Jun Zhou, "Intercalation of cations into partially reduced molybdenum oxide for high-rate pseudocapacitors",Energy Storage Materials, 2015, 1, 1-8.
123. Qidong Li, Qiulong Wei, Jinzhi Sheng, Mengyu Yan, Liang Zhou, Wen Luo, Ruimin Sun, Liqiang Mai, "Mesoporous Li3VO4/C Submicron-Ellipsoids Supported on Reduced Graphene Oxide as Practical Anode for High-Power Lithium-Ion Batteries", Advanced Science, 2015, 2, 1500284.
122. Xiujuan Wei, Chunjuan Tang, Xuanpeng Wang, Liang Zhou, Qiulong Wei, Mengyu Yan, Jinzhi Sheng, Ping Hu, Bolun Wang, and Liqiang Mai, "Copper Silicate Hydrate Hollow Spheres Constructed by Nanotubes Encapsulated in Reduced Graphene Oxide as Long-life Lithium-ion Battery Anode", ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, 2015, 7, 26572–26578.
121. Qinyou An, Yifei Li, Hyun Deog Yoo, Shuo Chen, Qiang Ru, Liqiang Mai, and Yan Yao,"Graphene decorated vanadium oxide nanowire aerogel for long-cycle-life magnesium battery cathodes", Nano Energy, 2015, 18, 265–272.
119. Wenhao Ren, Zhiping Zheng, Yanzhu Luo, Wei Chen, Chaojiang Niu, Kangning Zhao, Mengyu Yan, Lei Zhang, Jiashen Meng, Liqiang Mai, "An electrospun hierarchical LiV3O8 nanowire-in-network for high-rate and long-life lithium batteries", Journal of Materials Chemistry A, 2015, 3, 19850-19856.
118. Liyuan Chai, Jiexi Wang, Haiying Wang, Liyuan Zhang, Wanting Yu, Liqiang Mai, "Porous carbonized graphene-embedded fungus film as an interlayer for superior Li–S batteries", Nano Energy, 2015, 17, 224–232.
117. Ruimin Sun, Qiulong Wei, Qidong Li, Wen Luo, Qinyou An, Jinzhi Sheng, Di Wang, Wei Chen, Liqiang Mai, "Vanadium Sulfide on Reduced Graphene Oxide Layer as a Promising Anode for Sodium Ion Battery", ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, 2015, 7, 20902–20908.
116. Qidong Li , Qiulong Wei , Qinqin Wang , Wen Luo , Qinyou An , Yanan Xu , Chaojiang Niu , Chunjuan Tang and Liqiang Mai, "Self-Template Synthesis of Hollow Shell-Controlled Li3VO4 as a High-Performance Anode for Lithium-Ion Batteries", Journal of Materials Chemistry A, 2015, 3, 18839-18842.
115. Chunjuan Tang, Jinzhi Sheng, Chang Xu, S.M.B. Khajehbashi, Xuanpeng Wang, Ping Hu, Xiujuan Wei, Qiulong Wei, Liang Zhou and Liqiang Mai, "Facile Synthesis of Reduced Graphene Oxide Wrapped Nickel Silicate Hierarchical Hollow Spheres for Long-life Lithium-ion Battery", Journal of Materials Chemistry A, 2015, 3, 19427-19432.
114. Xuanpeng Wang, Chaojiang Niu, Jiashen Meng, Ping Hu, Xiaoming Xu, Xiujuan Wei, Liang Zhou*, Kangning Zhao, Wen Luo, Mengyu Yan and Liqiang Mai, "Novel K3V2(PO4)3/C Bundled Nanowires as Superior Sodium-Ion Battery Electrode with Ultrahigh Cycling Stability", Advanced Energy Materials, 2015, 5, 1500716.
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112. Kangning Zhao, Fengning Liu, Chaojiang Niu, Wangwang Xu, Yifan Dong, Lei Zhang, Shaomei Xie, Mengyu Yan, Qiulong Wei, Dongyuan Zhao and Liqiang Mai, "Graphene Oxide Wrapped Amorphous Copper Vanadium Oxide with Enhanced Capacitive Behavior for High-Rate and Long-Life Lithium-Ion Battery Anodes", Advanced Science, 2015, 2, 1500154.
111. Yanzhu Luo, Xu Xu, Yuxiang Zhang, Yuqiang Pi, Mengyu Yan, Qiulong Wei, Xiaocong Tian, and Liqiang Mai, "Three-dimensional LiMnPO4·Li3V2(PO4)3/C nanocomposite as a bicontinuous cathode for high-rate and long-life lithium-ion batteries", ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, 2015, 7, 17527–17534.
110. Chaojiang Niu,	Jiashen Meng,	Xuanpeng Wang,	Chunhua Han,	Mengyu Yan,	Kangning Zhao,	Xiaoming Xu,	Wenhao Ren,	Yunlong Zhao,	Lin Xu,	Qingjie Zhang,	Dongyuan Zhao, Liqiang Mai, "General synthesis of complex nanotubes by gradient electrospinning and controlled pyrolysis", Nature Communications, 2015, 6, 7402.
109. Fangyu Xiong, Zhengyang Cai, Longbing Qu, Pengfei Zhang, Zefang Yuan, Owusu Kwadwo Asare, Wangwang Xu, Chao Lin, and Liqiang Mai*, "Three-Dimensional Crumpled Reduced Graphene Oxide/MoS2 Nanoflowers: A Stable Anode for Lithium-Ion Batteries", ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, 2015, 7, 12625–12630.
106. Qinyou An, Qiulong Wei, Pengfei Zhang, Jinzhi Sheng, Kalele Mulonda Hercule, Fan Lv, Qinqin Wang, Xiujuan Wei, and Liqiang Mai*, "Three-Dimensional Interconnected Vanadium Pentoxide Nanonetwork Cathode for High-Rate Long-Life Lithium Batteries", Small, 2015, 11, 2654–2660.
103. Yifan Dong, Xiaoming Xu, Shuo Li, Chunhua Han, Kangning Zhao, Lei Zhang, Chaojiang Niu, Zhe Huang and Liqiang Mai,"Inhibiting effect of Na+ pre-intercalation in MoO3 nanobelts with enhanced electrochemical performance", Nano Energy, 2015, 15, 145–152.
98. Peng Zhou, Xiao Yang, Liang He, Zhimeng Hao, Wen Luo, Biao Xiong, Xu Xu, Chaojiang Niu, Mengyu Yan, Liqiang Mai, "The Young's Modulus of High-Aspect-Ratio Carbon/Carbon Nanotube Composite Microcantilevers by Experimental and Modeling Validation", Applied Physics Letters, 2015, 106, 111908.
96. Lei Zhang, Kangning Zhao, Wangwang Xu, Yifan Dong, Rui Xia, Fengning Liu, Liang He,* Qiulong Wei, Mengyu Yan and Liqiang Mai*,"Integrated SnO2 nanorod array with polypyrrole coverage for high-rate and long-life lithium batteries", Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, 2015, 17: 7619-7623.
94. Jian Zhang, Qidong Li, Chenyu Zhang, Liqiang Mai, Mu Pana, Shichun Mu, "A N-self-doped carbon catalyst derived from pig blood for oxygen reduction with high activity and stability", Electrochimica Acta, 2015, 160: 139–144.
93. Jiexi Wang, Qiaobao Zhang, Xinhai Li, Bao Zhang, Kaili Zhang, Liqiang Mai, "Smart construction of three-dimensional hierarchical tubular transition metal oxide core/shell heterostructures with high-capacity and long-cycle-life lithium storage" Nano Energy, 2015, 12: 437-446.
91. Jiangfeng Ni, Yang Zhao, Liang Li, Liqiang Mai, "Ultrathin MoO2 nanosheets for superior lithium storage" Nano Energy, 2015, 11, 129–135.
89. Qinyou An, Pengfei Zhang, Fangyu Xiong, Qiulong Wei, Jinzhi Sheng, Qinqin Wang and Liqiang Mai, "Three-dimensional porous V2O5 hierarchical octahedrons with adjustable pore architectures for long-life lithium battery" Nano Research, 2015, 8: 481-490.
88.Wenhao Ren, Kangning Zhao, Zhiping Zheng, Liqiang Mai, "Nanowire material and its application in electrochemical energy storage field", Journal of Functional Materials, 2014, 06-30.
86. Lei Huang, Qiulong Wei , Ruimin Sun and Liqiang Mai, "Nanowire electrodes for advanced lithium batteries" Frontiers in Energy Research, 2014, 2:43.
83. Qidong Li, Jinzhi Sheng, Qiulong Wei, Qinyou An, Xiujuan Wei, Pengfei Zhang and Liqiang Mai, "A unique hollow Li3VO4/carbon nanotubes composite anode for high-rate long-life lithium-ion batteries" Nanoscale, 2014, 6, 11072–11077.
82. Xiujuan Wei, Qinyou An, Qiulong Wei, Mengyu Yan, Xuanpeng Wang, Qidong Li, Pengfei Zhang, Bolun Wang and Liqiang Mai, "A Bowknot-like RuO2 quantum dots@V2O5 cathode with largely improved electrochemical performance" Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys., 2014,16, 18680-18685.
78. Wangwang Xu, Kangning Zhao, Chaojiang Niu, Lei Zhang, Zhengyang Cai, Chunhua Han, Liang He, Teng Shen, Mengyu Yan, Longbing Qu, Liqiang Mai. "Heterogeneous branched core–shell SnO2–PANI nanorod arrays with mechanical integrity and three dimentional electron transport for lithium batteries" Nano Energy. 2014. 8. 196–204.
74. G. Z. Zhang, H. Wu, C. Chen, T. Wang, P. Y. Wang, L. Q. Mai, J. Yue and C. Liu, "Transparent capacitors based on nanolaminate Al2O3/TiO2/Al2O3 with H2O and O3 as oxidizers", Applied Physics Letters, 2014, 104, 163503.
72. Liqiang Mai, Qinyou An, Qiulong Wei, Jiayang Fei, Pengfei Zhang, Xu Xu, Yunlong Zhao, Mengyu Yan, Wen Wen and Lin Xu, "Nanoflakes-Assembled Three-Dimensional Hollow-Porous V2O5 as Lithium Storage Cathodes with High-Rate Capacity", Small, 2014,10, 3032-3037.
70. Xiaocong Tian, Xu Xu, Liang He, Qiulong Wei, Mengyu Yan, Lin Xu, Yunlong Zhao, Chuchu Yang, Liqiang Mai, "Ultrathin pre-lithiated V6O13 nanosheet cathodes with enhanced electrical transport and cyclability", Journal of Power Sources, 2014, 255: 235–241.
68. Liqiang Mai, Qiulong Wei, Xiaocong Tian, Yunlong Zhao, Qinyou An, "Electrochemical Nanowire Devices for Energy Storage", IEEE Transactions on Nanotechnology, 2014, 13: 10-15.
63.MAI LiQiang, CHEN DanDan, ZHAO KangNing, CHEN ShiYu, WEI QiuLong & CHEN Wei,"Nanowire device for electrochemical energy storage " ,Chinese Science Bulletin,2013, 58:3312 ~ 3327.
59. Shuo Li, Yi-Fan Dong, Dan-Dan Wang, Wei Chen, Lei Huang, Chang-Wei Shi, Li-Qiang Mai, "Hierarchical nanowires for high-performance electrochemical energy storage" Front. Phys., 2014, 9, 303-322.
58. Changwei Shi, Jiangang Feng, Lei Huang, Xue Liu, Liqiang Mai. "Reaction Mechanism Characterization of La0.5Sr0.5CoO2.91 Electrocatalyst for Rechargeable Li-air Battery", Int. J. Electrochem. Sci. 2013, 8, 8924 - 8930.
57. Qinyou An, Qiulong Wei, Liqiang Mai, Jiayang Fei, Xu Xu, Yunlong Zhao, Mengyu Yan, Pengfei Zhang and Shizhe Huang,. "Supercritically exfoliated ultrathin vanadium pentoxide nanosheets with high rate capability for lithium batteries", Phys.Chem. Chem. Phys., 2013, 15, 16828-16833.
56. Liqiang Mai, Shuo Li, Yifan Dong, Yunlong Zhao, Yanzhu Luo and Hongmei Xu. "Long-life and high-rate Li3V2(PO4)3/C nanosphere cathode materials with three-dimensional continuous electron pathways", Nanoscale, 2013, 5, 4864–4869.
55. Liqiang Mai, Han Li, Yunlong Zhao, Lin Xu, Xu Xu, Yanzhu Luo, Zhengfei Zhang, Wang Ke, Chaojiang Niu and Qingjie Zhang "Fast Ionic Diffusion-Enabled Nanoflake Electrode by Spontaneous Electrochemical Pre-Intercalation for High-Performance Supercapacitor", Scientific Reports 2013. 3: 1718.
54. Chunhua Han,Mengyu Yan,Liqiang Mai,Xiaocong Tian,Lin Xu,Xu Xu,Qinyou An,Yunlong Zhao,Xinyu Ma and Junlin Xie "V2O5quantum dots/graphene hybrid nanocomposite with stable cyclability for advanced lithium batteries",Nano Energy 2013, 2: 916-922.


Former Miami Dolphins tight end Michael Egnew was a third-round draft pick of the AFC East squad just three short seasons ago. A new regime had taken over that season in 2012, and they sought to rebuild an offense that had basically gone nowhere since Dan Marino retired, with a cursory nod in the direction of Chad Pennington.
Within the first three rounds of his first draft as a head coach Joe Philbin got his franchise quarterback, Ryan Tannehill, in the first round, his blindside protector in the second in the form of Jonathan Martin, and then an offensive weapon with Egnew in the third round.
Though regarded as raw, Egnew posted impressive Combine numbers after coming out of a throw-first offense that did not use its tight ends to block much at all. As a result of his one-dimensionality and his difficulty of adjusting to the speed of the game, he spent much of his rookie year on the bench, but he came back in 2013 playing in all 16 games.
Still, Egnew received very little work, and few targets, as the Dolphins offensive coordinator tried to turn him into a blocking tight end, at times even lining up in the backfield. When a new offensive coordinator was brought in last season who prefers to send his tight ends out on routes, he failed to make the final 53-man roster.
Egnew spent 2014 instead very briefly in August with the Lions and then, again, briefly, on the practice squad of the Jaguars. He was unemployed in the NFL from late September until January, when the Pittsburgh Steelers signed him to a Reserve/Future contract.
Yet as we head into July, with the weeks until training camp ticking away, I can't help but take note of the complete lack of reporting on Egnew that we have experienced through all of the offseason, including the bits and pieces of information gained from OTAs and minicamp.
Given that the modern NFL's Collective Bargaining Agreement prohibits practice with pads during the spring, this time of year is now generally reserved for working on the passing game. as a glorified 6'5", 250-pound wide receiver, it is a slight concern that Egnew has failed to even get a mention throughout this time.
Reports suggest that Egnew certainly never developed into the blocking tight end that his former offensive coordinator once attempted to build him into, so his best chance of making the team, or even the practice squad, would figure to be showing off his receiving skills.
But we are now heading into the period at which the focal point is not finesse, but physicality, and that leaves me worried about his chances.
How will he fare during the first session of backs on backers? Has he grown at all in this regard? The Steelers spoke openly about their low opinion of what is happening to the college tight end with the proliferation of spread offense, and of the difficulty of finding in-line blocking tight ends.
The third-year former third-round draft pick has never shown himself to be that type of player, so I have to wonder how long a shelf-life he has when he is on the bottom of the totem pole of six tight ends in terms of blocking ability.


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Sally Blake Talks Misogyny In Gaming & Her "Pinch Me" Career Moments
The founder & CEO of Silent Games discusses how she turned her passion into her profession.
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In Bustle's Quick Question, we ask women leaders all about advice – from the best guidance they've ever gotten to what they're still figuring out. Here, game developer Sally Blake talks about the games that shaped her, standing your ground in the industry, and becoming the CEO of her own company.
For Sally Blake, gaming is in the blood. Her mum was given a Sega Mega Drive as a wedding present and she and her brothers spent many hours in their childhood getting to grips with the classic, three-button control pads. More consoles would follow, but it was the N64 that Blake credits for her gaming passions. "When I played The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time on that console, I was just so blown away by it," she tells me via Zoom. "I thought to myself, 'I think this is what I want to do.' And then I started writing my own game narratives and designing characters."
When Blake first attended school, a career in game development wasn't really a thing yet. With no set path to follow, she "studied anything vaguely related to gaming in any way," which eventually lead to a degree in Computer Animation. While studying at uni, Blake worked a volunteer role as a playtester for Team17, the developer behind the Worms series. This job gave her the experience needed to land a job at Ubisoft as a Quality Assurance Tester on the Just Dance and Watchdog franchises before moving into production and development.
Now CEO of her own development company Silent Games and founder of advice and support group Women Making Games, Blake also has her first game on the way (more on that later). Below, she shares the best (and worst) career advice she's received, what it means to be a developer, and how women can carve out their own space in this industry.
When did you start your own development company, Silent Games?
I was at Ubisoft for six years, and I was about to go on to a sequel when I thought to myself, "I think it's time for something new." My goal since I was little was always to make my own games and to have my own studio, so I just felt like I knew at the time actually to do it. Being in the game industry beforehand helped me with budgeting and things like that, which I had done a bit since I was a producer.
What do you know now that you wish you knew then?
I've had a lot of help from people in the industry over the years. There's a Slack channel for the UK game industry, and everyone on there is accommodating. The best way to learn is to have no shame and ask everyone as many questions as possible. I think that knowledge would have helped me initially, and gaining that knowledge was really helpful. That gives confidence to investors that you can actually execute your idea, which is part of the pitching process.
What's the proudest moment in your career so far?
I've had some really big "pinch me" moments in my career so far, like going to E3 for the first time to represent my work. I watched it when I was a teenager with my little brothers, so having the opportunity to go is what I really dreamed of doing. Getting the investment for our studio from Amplifier Game Invest was also a major achievement, which meant we could hire many people to work with. To get that long term investment was amazing.
Does being a developer put you off playing games in your spare time, or does it enhance your experience as a player?
I still play! I know some other developers that don't and say, "please go outside and touch grass", which is fine; everyone's got their different interests. But gaming has always been my number one passion. I've been playing Mass Effect recently; it's the first time I've played it. People love Pokemon Snap at the moment, which is such a chill game. I'm playing World of Warcraft Classic as well with my friends.
I do have other hobbies. I like cooking and I'm studying Japanese... But gaming is still number one.
Has lockdown affected that in the past year? Have you played some games that you didn't think you'd play?
I think so. I normally play single-player titles, but I've been playing more online with friends – especially on Animal Crossing. It was amazing to meet up with your friends in their towns during lockdown. I've also been maintaining relationships online by talking to my friends on Discord – we've been playing loads of games together.
You're also the founder of Women Making Games. What's been your experience as a woman working in the industry?
It really depends on where you are, what strategy or project you're on and who your teammates are. Whenever I raised topics regarding diversity a decade ago, I'd have tricky moments. It was definitely met with disdain rather than acceptance. That's why I found Women Making Games, which gives newcomers a platform to seek advice and support. There are people in our group who've been around like myself who can bring that mentorship, which I think helps keep people in the industry.
What else do you think needs to be done for the industry to change?
Having women in senior leadership positions helps. Just having that role model who understands what you've been through is extremely beneficial. Ultimately, it's that feeling of being treated like everybody else – you don't want anything more than that. I've seen that change and have found it easier over the years, especially since I've found my place in the industry, so I'm confident about being here. I'm not really bothered by what people say anymore, and I think gaining that confidence can really help as well. I would definitely encourage women that there are places for them in the industry.
What advice would you have for young female developers trying to break into the industry?
I would say it's essential to find what your passion is. You can be an audio designer, a writer... you could be basically anything. The initial hurdle is figuring out where you fit in and where your skills are. My advice would be to talk to people in the industry if you can or look at all the various job roles available and see which ones fit you best. That's something I would have benefited from because my skill set was probably too broad at the start. It's good for people to figure that out early if they can.
What's the best piece of advice you've received?
If people criticise you, you can take what you want from that. Their opinion of you doesn't need to change who you are or what you're doing, and you can take the information that you think is relevant or useful and discard the rest. And if people are bitter about your success, it says more about them than you. So it's very much learning to stand your ground, be confident in your choices, and listen to feedback if you think it's useful.
And the worst?
I've worked in companies where overtime is a big thing and people think that if we crunch the game [get it developed as quickly as possible], it'll be better for it. I don't think that's good advice because people will obviously be tired and won't perform their best when they're overworked. But the tide is turning on that kind of thing, thankfully, because it's not a good path to go down.
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CEBus(r), abbreviazione di Consumer Electronics Bus, noto anche come EIA-600, è un insieme di standard elettrici e protocolli di comunicazione per dispositivi elettronici per la trasmissione di comandi e dati. È adatto all'uso per dispositivi domestici e per uffici, e potrebbe essere utile per interfacce di utilità e per applicazioni industriali leggere.

Storia
Nel 1984, i membri della Electronic Industries Alliance (EIA) hanno identificato la necessità di standard che includessero più capacità rispetto allo standard di automazione domestica de facto X10.  X10 ha fornito una trasmissione "alla cieca" (ovvero una trasmissione effettuata senza ottenere una ricevuta, o ricevuta di ritorno, dalla stazione di destinazione prevista) dei comandi ON, OFF, DIM, BRIGHT, ALL LIGHTS ON, e ALL UNITS OFF sulla linea elettrica, e in seguito tramite mezzi a infrarossi e a corto raggio. Per un periodo di sei anni, ingegneri che rappresentavano aziende internazionali si sono incontrati su base regolare e hanno sviluppato uno standard proposto. Essi hanno chiamato questo standard CEBus (pronunciato "see bus" in inglese).  Lo standard CEBus è stato rilasciato nel settembre 1992.

Il CEBus è un insieme di documenti di specifiche ad architettura aperta che definiscono i protocolli per i prodotti che comunicano attraverso cavi elettrici, cavi a doppino ritorto a bassa tensione, cavi coassiali, infrarossi, RF, e a fibra ottica.

Lo standard CEBus è stato sviluppato sulla base di un protocollo IR (infrarossi) sviluppato da GE (General Electric). Questo lavoro è stato trasferito alla EIA all'inizio del coinvolgimento della EIA, secondo il piano che esso sarebbe stato ampliato e poi mantenuto dalla EIA.

Tecnologia

Linea Elettrica
Lo standard CEBus include cose come la modulazione a spettro espanso sulla linea elettrica. Lo spettro espanso comporta l'avvio di una modulazione ad una frequenza e l'alterazione della frequenza durante il suo ciclo. Lo standard della linea elettrica CEBus inizia ogni burst a 100 kHz, e aumenta linearmente a 400 kHz durante una durata di 100 microsecondi. Entrambi i burst (indicato come stato "superiore") e l'assenza di burst (indicato come stato "inferiore") creano cifre simili, quindi non è necessaria una pausa intermedia.

Una cifra 1 viene creata da uno stato inferiore o superiore che dura 100 microsecondi, e una cifra 0 viene creata da uno stato inferiore o superiore che dura 200 microsecondi. Di conseguenza, la velocità di trasmissione è variabile, a seconda di quanti caratteri sono uno e quanti sono zero; il rateo medio è di circa 7.500 bit al secondo. Un burst di 400 microsecondi è un indicatore di fine frame e consente inoltre di risparmiare tempo. Ad esempio, se il campo dell'indirizzo di destinazione a 32 bit presenta alcuni dei suoi bit più significativi pari a zero, non è necessario che vengano inviati; la fine del frame delimita il campo e tutti i dispositivi riceventi assumono che i bit non trasmessi siano zero.

Le trasmissioni CEBus sono stringhe o pacchetti di dati che variano anche in lunghezza, a seconda di quanti dati sono inclusi. Alcuni pacchetti possono essere lunghi centinaia di bit. La dimensione minima del pacchetto è di 64 bit, che con una velocità media di 7.500 bit al secondo, richiederà circa un 117o di secondo per essere trasmessa e ricevuta.

Altri mezzi
Vengono specificati altri mezzi oltre alla linea elettrica: cavo coassiale, infrarosso,  radio frequenza, e fibra ottica. Le offerte iniziali supportavano solo una linea elettrica.

Indirizzi
Lo standard CEBus prevede indirizzi di dispositivo impostati nell'hardware in fabbrica e include 4 miliardi di possibilità. Lo standard offre anche un linguaggio definito di molti controlli orientati agli oggetti i quali includono comandi come volume su, avanzamento veloce, riavvolgimento, pausa, salto e temperatura su o giù di 1 grado.

Linguaggio Applicazione Comune (CAL)
Lo standard CEBUS include un gran numero di tabelle di controllo e operative, chiamate contesti CAL. Queste tabelle identificano una varietà di comandi di controllo e monitoraggio che vengono utilizzati dai dispositivi remoti (altrove in una casa, o con Internet, anche altrove nel mondo) per comunicare con i prodotti certificati CEBus. Le tabelle includono comandi per azioni molto semplici, come accensione, spegnimento, cambio canale, ecc. Sono incluse anche la possibilità per funzionalità molto sofisticate e per scoprire ed elencare funzionalità. Ad esempio, due prodotti possono comunicare tra loro, in modo completamente automatico, per scoprire quali funzionalità esistono nel Prodotto A, in modo che il Prodotto B possa quindi visualizzare tali informazioni, o semplicemente utilizzarle per selezionare i servizi disponibili, ad esempio: un elenco di canali/ingressi/uscite disponibili, funzionalità speciali disponibili (come la modalità Away, la modalità Movie, i parametri di sicurezza, ecc.) o tabelle di dati all'interno di un contatore di energia elettrica residenziale.

Lo stack standard CEBus semplificato include HPnP, i contesti CAL, lo standard CEBus ed EIA-600.

Voci correlate
 Electronic Industries Alliance
 C-Bus (protocollo), un protocollo simile con simili applicazioni, ma privo di un'opzione per il trasporto dati tramite la linea elettrica, usato principalmente in Australia

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I'm very excited to announce the release of An Eternal Flame, the sequel to Deja Vu.
For those of you who have read Deja Vu, this is the same book with a different cover. An Eternal Flame is the sequel and answers the question posed at the very end of Deja Vu. An Eternal Flame will be up on Amazon by Wednesday, December 19. If you have any questions about either books, please don't hesitate to contact me.
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A Soulmate. We all know the label. It is used to define a potent connection. An attraction that is compelling, alluring and intense, to the degree we are convinced this person is someone with whom we have shared our life 'before'. In another time.
Is it possible? Is time linear or, is it as Albert Einstein believed?
It's quite a passage and difficult to decipher, but it appears he is suggesting that time happens simultaneously.
We simply don't know, but what is clear is that there are those with whom we have some kind of magical link, an instant recognition and an almost magnetic pull.
This of course, is the basis for the books. There have been other novels and even movies embracing this theme, but my research suggests these are the only ones incorporating the D/s element.
Thank you for reading and thank you for your continued support.
Thank you. I'm very happy with the book and cautiously optimistic.
I just finished both. Excellent! So very well done and kept me anxiously reading until the very end.
How kind of you to say so and I'm delighted that you enjoyed them. Thank you!


Daily Debate: Does The Legend Of Zelda Have Too Much Technology Or Not Enough?
The Legend of Zelda is a series that is typically centered on exploration of a natural and magical world with medieval settings. Despite this, the franchise will occasionally bring technology of one form or another into its midst. Some aspects make more sense than others. For example, the fact that some versions of Hyrule Castle have a drawbridge with a pulley system set up. In the past of the franchise, however, certain things have appeared that blur the line of technology and magic. Some especially notable occurrences of this are the Beamos enemies, the Tower of the Gods in Wind Waker, and the Dominion Rod in Twilight Princess. However, Spirit Tracks had trains as a focus point of the game, Skyward Sword showcased quite a bit of ancient technology, and Breath of the Wild shattered the line of magic and technology with its inclusion of an item that was essentially a smart device and literal robots roaming the fields of Hyrule.
The real question to ask here though is this: Does The Legend of Zelda series have too much technology, too little, or just enough without pushing the boundaries? On one hand, the introduction of technology in a world that has medieval themes seems out of place. On the other hand, Hyrule has always been a land of intrigue and mystery, and ancient technology does succeed in adding that.
So what do you think? Has Nintendo crossed lines with the technology they've put in their series? Or would you like to see more tech added? Leave your thoughts and opinions in the comments below!


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boconnell replied to TBar1977's topic in International Wrestling
Get out of here with that. If ever there was a time to beat your chest it's here. Yianni lost, sued, won the fantasy matchup, and then lost again.
Will John Smith win another title at tOSU?
boconnell replied to CoachWrestling's topic in College Wrestling
You are right that it was probably more Stieber than Snyder that built the brand. You are also right Fix has to win his next shot at an NCAA title or it absolutely knocks the shine off of him. I don't think they land the 2020 class they currently have without Fix already on board. OSU always does well with in state guys who can go to school their super cheap. They have not hit on their big recruit out of state guys nearly as often as Cael in the past 10 years. Those are the guys who tie up scholarship money and you can't afford (literally) to have big time recruits show up and fail as often as they have at OSU.
I saw talk of Geer at 197. He definitely has the frame and he was there last year before Weigel came back. Either way I think Smith has shown he can invent upperweights. Schafer, Weigel, White, and Boyd were all pretty lightly regarded recruits that had success the past few years. As for whether they win... The way things go these days I think recruiting has more momentum than the sport itself. Sign an influential superstar and guys will line up to surround him. It happened with Taylor/Ruth and continued with Nickal/Nolf. Having two at once made those teams invincible. It happened with Snyder and they won a title. Now it's happening with Spencer Lee and Iowa has a shot the next 2 years. And at OSU it's happening with Fix. They signed him and all of a sudden the 2020 class is one of the best any school's ever had. Great young wrestlers want to wrestle with other great young wrestlers even more than they want to wrestle for legendary coaches (and they really want to wrestle for legendary coaches). So say Fix takes the Olympic RS and then competes in the ensuing 3 seasons. That gives the big 2020 class time to get on the mat. And if Smith can't win by the time Fix is done then he will never win.
Best NCAA Championship Match of All-Time
boconnell replied to RJChicago's topic in College Wrestling
Get out of here with that. Hendricks took him down repeatedly and all were takedowns. Churella hit a nice counter in the 2nd but got absolutely worked outside of those 10 seconds.
Metcalf and Caldwell was amazing. I was in the hotel before the finals and about a half dozen of us were running our own small pick 'em and we didn't even consider the possibility that Metcalf could lose. I was rooting hard for Metcalf but by the end I was cheering the upset with the non-Hawkeye portion of the arena. Hendricks-Churella was awesome. Yes Johnny was pinned. I've never admitted that outright without a qualifier, but obviously he was pinned. So maybe the 3rd period shouldn't have happened, but it did. And Hendricks just took Churella apart. When he tied it up with 30 seconds left they went out of bounds and he signalled optional to John Smith. Smith emphatically said no and Hendricks nodded yes and calmly released him and then took him down for the win. He got a gift, but he had to go take that match for the gift to mean anything. Then of course he toured the OKC arena with an OSU flag on his back as the greatest NCAA heel of all time. And because of how that match went down Hendricks-Perry was awesome too (and depressing for me). There were approximately 1000 story lines with that one, and it looked like it would still somehow be a boring final. But then Perry broke him with a leg ride and snatched the title from Johnny, uncle John, and the whole state of Oklahoma. Those are my top 3 and I was there in person for all of them. I haven't been to the NCAAs live in recent years but those were awesome matches.
Dake-Dieringer live thread
boconnell replied to dmm53's topic in International Wrestling
It's not a schematic edge but a much deeper toolbox. Dake has won matches pretty much every conceivable way you can. Dieringer wins 1 way or he doesn't. You can't scheme what you don't have.
Name of the game is to score more points than your opponent. There are two primary ways to do that. One is to score and Dake is not always great at that. The other is to not let the other guy score and Dake is an all-time great at that. Hopefully he brings home gold.
Dake/Dieringer predictions
boconnell replied to CoachWrestling's topic in International Wrestling
Dieringer has a perfect chance to beat Dake tomorrow. If he can't do it tomorrow then he can't do it. Nothing about the date makes beating Dake harder. But the date makes preparing for worlds harder for Dieringer. It is later than anybody almost anybody would want to be competing. USA Wrestling set the optimal WTT date months ago. This does not make tomorrow a wrong date or a bad decision, just bad for Dieringer.
Yianni won the arbitration. Next steps?
boconnell replied to wrestlingnerd's topic in International Wrestling
Do they have to schedule around any doctor's notes?
If Rob Koll had become the Penn State Coach?
boconnell replied to WillieBoy's topic in College Wrestling
Cael coached 3 years at ISU. The 4 years prior to Cael they were 19, 6, 10, 13. The 3 years of Cael they were 2, 5, 3. And they had Taylor on the way in. PSU needed Sanderson approximately 100Xs more than Cael needed PSU.
I agree he's top 5. I agree Cael is the only one clearly ahead of him. He absolutely might be the 2nd best coach going these days. He also fits Cornell perfectly. I disagree that PSU was a slam dunk to improve. They are a historic also ran that I think would return to below elite status even now if Cael left. I think they are geographically in the right spot and the rest is about Cael. I think with any coach other than Cael they stay well behind the historic powers (OSU, Iowa). I think PSU under Koll is in the hunt but clearly behind those 2 and the Cael ISU teams (since he stays there in this scenario). Tom Ryan won a title in the one down year for PSU. It's totally possible Koll wins a title in a year like that, but I think it's less than 50/50 and I think multiple in 10 years is super unlikely.
Koll is a great coach. But all of the coaches at PSU for decades couldn't do it. And Koll at PSU doesn't remove the rest of the great coaches (including Cael). So Koll would take over a team that hadn't won since 1953. That team was 17th the year before Cael arrived, and in Cael's first year they were 9th. That same year Cornell was 2nd with 90 team points. So Cael started well behind Koll and then passed him within a year. But you think Koll would have shown up and passed up ISU Cael and Brands, Smith, JRob, and about to explode Tom Ryan at tOSU? And you think he would have done it multiple times? I think what he has done at Cornell is awesome but it doesn't mean he'd go to a 2nd tier PSU and beat the best college coaches in the country.
Koll doesn't win one at PSU. Cael has made it look easy but it's not. Nobody came close to doing this at PSU before him and nobody came close to doing this at ISU after him. Cael is that good. Koll is a great coach who'd have very good teams near the top end of what PSU did in the 20 years before Cael. Cael would have won eventually at ISU but not like he did at PSU. He already had David Taylor on the way so he would have built the brand, but without the recruiting advantages of PSU he is winning some but not all.
Mekhi announces olympic redshirt
boconnell replied to Fletcher's topic in College Wrestling
The problem is that the majority of the young men taking Olympic RSs have no real plans to represent their countries in 2020. They have zero realistic shot but do it for personal/team reasons. Aside from Yianni, Lee, and Fix (maybe Arujau) I can't see anyone with a realistic shot to be top 3, let alone make the team. Maybe I'm missing someone, but why give out years to guys who don't need them and know they don't need them?
If he's doing it to make the Olympic team than more power to him. If he's doing it to setup future VT lineups than that's terrible. I say make it where you can take a Olympic RS but you only get the year back if you place top 3 in the trials. I think if that was the case we'd suddenly have almost nobody taking pointless RSs.
Junior Worlds
boconnell replied to Housebuye's topic in International Wrestling
UWW can sell the rights in America and nobody bought them elsewhere.
Fix should have been on the backside
boconnell replied to Perry's topic in College Wrestling
That's not a pin. It's a guy winning by MD. Our sport has tons of controversial endings and outcomes. This isn't one of them.
Pan Am Games Draws
boconnell replied to nhs67's topic in International Wrestling
Is there a way to watch replays?
You just keep grasping at this particular straw and maybe you will reach it at some point.
boconnell replied to Luke The Drifter's topic in College Wrestling
You just stood out for stupidity on an internet forum. That's not easy to do.
The oil and gas money powers the MBA program and the engineering. It has zero affect on football. It would have no affect on wrestling.
#1 rated college in the entire southwest. Legitimately on par with Ivy leagues. Huge endowment and super small enrollment. Ties to NASA and others. Kennedy's famous speech about us going to the moon was there. They do a house system for every student like Princeton does (or Harry Potter). They just don't care about the same stuff as most colleges. They are bad at almost all sports (baseball and a few exceptions), and they have leaned into it and stopped caring. Niche university with colossal (well earned) academic pride. College wrestling in Texas will unfortunately be viable only in the enrollment driven small universities. I could maybe see a large public school adding women's wrestling if it counts as a women's sport, but even then not men's. There is just no groundswell, no support, and no real need. We have one great HS and that school is located less than 3 hours from OU. We create maybe half a dozen NCAA qualifiers in a great year and they all happily leave. I'd love to see it at a big school but just don't see it happening.
I live down the street from them. They have no club. They also don't care much about athletics. They have other concerns that are far more important to them. I'd be shocked if they ever added any sport, let alone wrestling.
86kg 2020
boconnell replied to GoNotQuietly's topic in International Wrestling
The Bronze doesn't get rewarded because it's equal to the gold. It gets rewarded because it's greater then the rest of the weight class. Every wrestler had a chance to earn bronze at 61 and only Colon did. That makes him the most qualified 61 KG wrestler in the country right now and that earns him an advantage. The advantage is about him versus the rest of 61, not him vs a gold in another weight. I'm fine if they take it away, but I'm also fine with them keeping it.
I'm okay with massive advantages for medalists. It keeps them wrestling and winning medals longer and they only maintain the advantage until they stop winning medals. But I agree that you should have to beat someone to make the team. Meaning if you bye into 2nd place and 1st place gets hurt you should have to wrestle the 3rd place guy for the spot. There is no way you should be able to make the team without a win in the current year.


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Q: jQuery POST 400 error on select value I have a POST call on a form.
I'm using Spring + Thymeleaf
I have two select, made in this way
    Park

  <select th:type="*{startAddress}" class="form-control" th:field="*{startAddress.addressId}" id="selectedStartAddress" th:disabled="${chosenPark} or ${startedReservation}">
      <option th:each="a : ${startAddresses }" th:value="${a.addressId }"
th:text="${a.addressName }">Opzione</option>
</select>

Park

    <select th:type="*{endAddress}" class="form-control"
th:field="*{endAddress.addressId}" id="selectedEndAddress">
         <option th:each="ad : ${endAddresses }" th:value="${ad.addressId }"
</select>

In each of them there is a List of Address object, one is called startAddress and the other endAddress (the lists have the same elements)
Now, i need to call a POST with jQuery, in this way
$(function() {
        $('#priceCalculation').click(function(event) {
            event.preventDefault(); // prevent this form from being submited
            var dati = new Object();

            var selectedStartAddress = new Object();
            selectedStartAddress.addressId = $("#selectedStartAddress option:selected").val();
            selectedStartAddress.addressName = $("#selectedStartAddress option:selected").text();
            dati.startAddress = selectedStartAddress;

            var selectedEndAddress = new Object();
            selectedEndAddress.addressId = $("#selectedEndAddress option:selected").val();
            selectedEndAddress.addressName = $("#selectedEndAddress option:selected").text();
            dati.endAddress = selectedEndAddress;
            dati.price = null;
            if($("#resId").val() != null ){
                dati.reservationId = $("#resId").val();
            }

            var json = JSON.stringify(dati);
            console.log(json);

            $.ajax({
                type: "POST",
                url: "/book/getPrice",
                data: json,
                contentType: "application/json; charset=utf-8",
                dataType: "json",
                success: function(data){

                     var formattedPrice = data / 100;
                     $("#price").html('€ ' + formattedPrice.toFixed(2))
                     $("#priceDiv").removeClass("hidden");
                     $("#submitForm").removeClass("hidden");
                     $("#priceButton").hide();
                     $("#price_hidden").val(data);
                     $("#toDate").prop("disabled", true);
                     $("#fromDate").prop("disabled", true);
                     $("#form-signin select").prop("disabled", true);

                },

                    error: function(xhr, textStatus, error){
                          console.log(xhr.statusText);
                          console.log(textStatus);
                          console.log(error);
                 }
            });

        });
    });

The problem is that if i choose two different objects from the 2 selects, everything goes well, if i choose the same Address, i get a 400 error from the POST, but i cannot understand why...
for instance, with this json it works:
{"fromDate":"2017-06-29T06:00:00.000Z","toDate":"2017-06-29T16:00:00.000Z","startAddress":{"addressId":"1","addressName":"Address 1"},"endAddress":{"addressId":"2","addressName":"Address 2"},"price":null}

with this one no
{"fromDate":"2017-06-29T06:00:00.000Z","toDate":"2017-06-29T16:00:00.000Z","startAddress":{"addressId":"1","addressName":"Address 1"},"endAddress":{"addressId":"1","addressName":"Address1"},"price":null}


Here are a few questions from MidlandsBiz for April Diehl, Regional Manager for Hire Dynamics.
MidlandsBiz: What's the outlook for most Columbia based businesses going into peak season? Are most well positioned to handle the demand?
April Diehl: The outlook for Columbia appears to be good going into peak season. While unemployment is relatively low at 4.0% for the area, those rates are in line with the national averages so any tightness in the labor market is consistent with what other communities across the US are experiencing as well. Columbia has an annual college student population of around 60,000 to draw from each year so businesses have that additional workforce they are able to draw from during peak season each year.
MidlandsBiz: What industry sectors are most at risk of not being prepared? Why?
April Diehl: I think most industries right now are well prepared, and are accustomed to accessing the additional labor pool that enters the market each August [college students such as at the University of SC]. While it's not necessarily industry specific, jobs with a high skills threshold and on the job training time will typically present the most risk due to the time needed to find a qualified candidate then get them fully prepared for the position. Manufacturers are probably more at risk to this than others, but most already recognize the importance of these positions and work to keep a talent pipeline in place for them.
MidlandsBiz: What steps can businesses take now to position themselves for this busy season?
Employers need to keep it simple by asking for only what they need and letting talent complete the hiring process in one visit. If background checks take more than few days, top talent will be working elsewhere by the time they're ready to hire them. Businesses should consider putting pending checks to work until their backgrounds are processed.
Businesses must ensure that their culture is attractive to quality clients. That starts with assessing their culture to understand why people enjoy working there. They need to plan to hire well by onboarding seasonal workers when they arrive and giving them the opportunity to establish a relationship with their immediate management.
Communication is key. Talent must know what hours to expect. Overtime can be attractive for some talent while burning out employees. Businesses should consider part-time and/or weekend shifts. Adding team leads relieves supervisors whose teams can easily double or triple in size during peak while offering employees valuable leadership experience.
Employers must look closely at what their organization can extend to talent to treat them as closely as possible to full- time employees from communication and coaching to cross-training and opportunities for additional shifts. They should be sure to include them in team social gatherings too.
It's paramount that businesses set themselves up for success by paying what their closest competitors do or better. They cannot afford to be even fifty cents below in this competitive environment. They must know what the competition is offering and if they need to increase their rate, show that they are serious by increasing it by $1 or more.
MidlandsBiz: What can potential employees do now to position themselves for jobs?
April Diehl: To position themselves for jobs, talent should download the Work4HD app from the App Store, Android or Google or go to app.Work4HD.com and register so that they can be ready to work when Hire Dynamics posts jobs. Once the process is complete, Hire Dynamics will push notifications for new job postings to candidates in real time. When their phone lights up, all they need to do is decide whether to apply! There is currently a high need for skilled trades such as welders, machinists and forklift operators. Therefore, taking advantage of technical training can pay dividends.
MidlandsBiz: How early should businesses start to make sure they fully staffed for peak season?
April Diehl: While peak is defined as third and fourth quarters, businesses who want to thrive during it this year must plan to hire well. That begins in the first half with auditing their culture to determine why people like to work at their business and making adjustments if necessary. Before that, they must budget for peak. Once recruited, talent must be onboarded and trained for peak to go smoothly. That takes time and planning. In this tight labor market, many businesses decide to outsource recruiting for peak to a reputable staffing partner with expertise in their industry so that their HR professionals can concentrate on other things.
This article originally appeared on MidlandsBiz. Read our entire blog series on peak preparedness planning.


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Enter ZELDA as a name to begin at the second world.
Press Start on controller one, then hold Up + A on controller two.
Save the game after completing the game once. Use this character to complete a castle. Press Start on controller one, then hold Up + A on controller two. Save the game and immediately begin game play with a new character. The new character's experience points will rapidly increase after starting.
Alternatively, complete the first quest, then go to one of the palaces during the second quest. After he has placed the crystal in the statue, his experience points will quickly increase. While this is occurring, press Up + A on controller two. Select the save option and then resume game play with a new character. This new character will also gain experience points quickly.
Go to the left side of the screen and rapidly tap B when fighting your shadow character.
While in a town and speaking to the old lady that gives you magic, cast a spell when the magic meter is going up. The magic meter will go down and then continue to go up, no matter how many spells you cast, until filled. Warning: This will not work with any other color jar.


Jocelyn DeShong Rohde, 81, died peacefully at South Peninsula Hospital in Homer, Alaska, on September 20, 2014, with her family at her side. The cause was cancer of the pancreas.
A memorial service will be held Tuesday, September 23, at 1.30 p.m. at St. Augustines' Episcopal Church, Homer, Alaska.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to El Hogar Ministries, 70 Church Street, Winchester, MA 01890; or St. Augustines' Episcopal Church, P. O. Box 4274, Homer, AK 99603-4274.
She was born November 21, 1932, in Kansas City, Missouri, and lived there until her marriage. At Southwest High School, Jocie (as she was affectionately known all her life) was active in student leadership and public speaking; at graduation, she was student commencement speaker. She attended Kansas City Junior College, and was a princess for the 1951 Kansas City Centennial celebration. She married John T. Rohde, Jr., on May 27, 1951, in Alameda, California; the couple lived there two years while he served in the Navy. They raised their three children, Nancy, John III (Hans), and Ruth, in Edwardsville, Kansas, and later, Crested Butte, Colorado.
Blessed with abundant energy and optimism, Jocie had a vivacious personality and enjoyed getting to know people. She drove the Bookmobile, was the library story lady; and taught square dancing. A lifelong Episcopalian, Jocie loved the Lord and His Word, and worked tirelessly in the various parishes she attended, as Sunday school teacher, lector, lay Eucharistic minister, youth group leader, and mentor for Education for Ministry classes at parishes in Arizona and Colorado.
Jocelyn had a keen curiosity about places and people, a boundless spirit of adventure, and an unquenchable joy in the wonders of creation and the natural world. She loved gardening, sewing and quilting, and above all, hiking.
In 1970, the family moved to Colorado where they owned the Pioneer Lodge, a resort near Crested Butte, and there Jocie's love of hiking blossomed. She hiked all the mountains around Cement Creek in Gunnison County, Colorado. Later, she led three group hikes to the bottom of the Grand Canyon, starting when she was 66 and completing the third trip at age 70.
After selling the resort, Jocie and her husband spent several years raising quarter horses in Gunnison, Colorado. In 1987, they were called to be the directors of El Hogar de Amor y Esperanza in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, a home and school for extremely poor children. They planned to serve three years, but stayed for more than nine. At El Hogar, "Doña Jocie" wore many hats: administrator, teacher, fundraiser, hair cutter, chief hug giver and stand-in mother to literally hundreds of children. During the Rohdes' tenure, El Hogar grew from two campuses serving 125 children to three campuses serving 175 children. After returning to the U.S., Jocie continued as an El Hogar board member until 2012.
Jocie was a 57-year member of the P. E. O. Sisterhood, initiated into Chapter FG, Bonner Springs, Kansas, and later transferring to Chapter AN, Colorado. She served on the Colorado State Executive Board, and was state president in 1986. At the time of her death, she was a member of Chapter DK in Cañon City, Colorado, and was working on starting a chapter in her new home town of Homer, Alaska.
You could often find Jocie making quilts, comforters, and quilted bags. At her Colorado parishes, she helped start a project of making blankets for all newborns at the local hospital. She donated numerous items to church fundraisers; her quilts and comforters grace beds all over Fremont County, Colorado. Up to her death she was still sewing on her beloved Singer featherweight, a first Christmas gift from her husband.
The Rohdes fell in love with Alaska in 1977, returning many times to visit until finally deciding to put down roots. They have been residents of Homer since 2012, returning to Cañon City, Colorado for the winter. In Homer, Jocie was active on the Auxiliary at South Peninsula Hospital, working in the gift shop and donating her beautiful handmade nightgowns and purses. She especially appreciated the vivid flower colors made possible by Alaska's long gardening season.
Jocelyn is survived by her husband of 63 years, John; her three children: Nancy Hamersky (Jim), Denver, CO; John "Hans" Rohde (Connie Hill), Colorado Springs, CO; Ruth Lively (John), New Haven, CT; six grandchildren: Nick Danni, Gunnison, CO; Cathryn Hoagland; Jocelyn Regas, and Charles Hamersky, all of Denver; Justine Talling, Boulder, CO; and Danielle Rohde, San Francisco, CA; seven great-grandchildren; her brother, Dr. Alfred DeShong, Blue Springs, Missouri; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Arrangements made by The Homer Funeral Home and Cremation Services. Please sign Jocelyn's online guestbook at AlaskanFuneral.com.


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Kylie Jenner criticised for 'shocking boast of wealth' as she shares video of enormous Christmas tree
Hannah Millington
·Lifestyle Writer, Yahoo Life UK
Watch: Kylie Jenner shares video of her huge Christmas tree
Kylie Jenner has received criticism for the video she shared of her "ridiculously" huge Christmas tree.
The reality star and beauty mogul, 25, posted a reel to Instagram of the tree being put up in her LA home and adorned with lights, with a glimpse of daughter Stormi helping with decorations towards the end.
Along with a Michael Bublé Christmas song accompanying the clip, Jenner wrote: "tis the season."
Sister Kourtney Kardashian commented, "It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas", while friend Malika wrote "Soooo beautiful".
However, not all of her 373 million followers were as pleased.
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Kylie Jenner's larger-than-life Christmas tree hasn't gone down that well this year. (Getty Images)
"Shocking boast of wealth when so many hungry and poor children will look at this post. Humility," one social media user wrote.
Others echoed this with "This is obnoxious", "This is ridiculous", "So unnecessary" and "Tree prob cost more then [sic] my student loans".
Many also expressed their concern for the environmental impact of cutting down and decorating such a large tree.
"Beautiful tree. But isn't it sad to see a tree get so big and be however old, cut down for a month of decorating and then thrown into a landfill? *sigh*," commented one.
"This makes me angry man, like why would someone chop off a tree big as this one, only for have it for 2 weeks so u can throw it out..." added another.
More social media users wrote, "I just see global warming with lights. I guess we don't need oxygen in 2023", "That tree is older than you" and "This makes me kinda sad."
With what looks like people helping to install the giant tree at the start of the video, some also criticised the idea of apparently needing a whole team to make it happen.
"Imagine if you had to decorate your own tree yourself without hired help," one pointed out, while another added, "I feel sorry for the staff that's going to have to take that sh** down."
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Kylie Jenner, Stormi Webster and Travis Scott backstage during the 2022 Billboard Music Awards. (Getty Images)
Of course, we don't know exactly where Jenner – who has previously received backlash for posting pictures of her private jet amid the climate crisis – got her tree from or what she intends to do with it post-Christmas. Perhaps she's grown it or rented it and intends to re-plant it...
While the majority weren't so sure, other fans stepped in to defend her.
"If all you haters are only going to criticize her.. stop following her!! It's Christmas time .. Peace on earth ! Be kind!!!" one jumped in, while someone wrote hopefully, "it'll be put to good use after it done, they aren't gonna throw it away it'll be recycled."
A fan also made the point, "Does it annoy you as much as the ones put in shopping centers?" and added, "I personally refuse to get a natural tree because they're crazy expensive and I'm terrified of my house burning but, I'm not gonna surf social media to bash everyone that does.
"I'm happy to see post of people with so much Christmas spirit. Pretty sure that huge trees like this don't just get trashed."
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Jenner, who shares Stormi Webster, four, as well as nine-month-old son, still officially called Wolf Webster, with Travis Scott, uploaded a vlog of her Christmas decorations in 2019, gaining more than 21 million views. "Christmas is my favorite time of the year, and I love making my house festive for the holidays," she wrote as the caption for the video, which also features younger Stormi being given a larger-than-life playhouse.
One thing is for sure, the Kardashians and Jenners are known for going all out in the holidays. For Thanksgiving they went very Bridgerton-esque with regal portraits of family members plastered on the wall, while Kim Kardashian recently showed off her terrifying decorations for Halloween.
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Rocketing toward its Saturday touchdown in California, space shuttle Challenger has developed its share of anomalies. But it's a remarkably tiny share for an experimental piece of equipment on its first flight.
When unexpected problems do crop up, Challenger's four-man crew and the ranks of flight controllers in the mission operations control room (MOCR) here at the Johnson Space Center carry out troubleshooting exercises calmly. The reason: The astronauts know from their years of intensive training that they are linked directly with a vast ground-based ''support tree'' of National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) experts.
For the Space Transportation System's sixth mission (STS-6), the most glaring problem has been an apparent electrical-switch failure that developed in the US Air Force's 16-ton inertial upper stage rocket designed to lift a giant NASA communications satellite from the shuttle's 176-mile orbit into a 22,300-mile stationary Earth orbit.
A special team of NASA, Air Force, and private-industry experts is sending commands directly to the misplaced satellite, using its own maneuvering rockets to nudge it gently from an incorrect elliptical orbit into its intended higher, circular orbit.
Aboard Challenger itself, the crew has had to deal with a jammed OMS rocket-control device, a stalled fan, and other minor faults that are not expected to affect STS-6's mission objectives in any way.
The preceding shuttle mission, STS-5, flown by NASA's first orbiter, Columbia , last November, ran into space suit problems that scrubbed a planned spacewalk in the vacuum of the ship's giant cargo bay. So NASA stretched Challenger's STS- 6 flight plan from two days to five, providing time for the postponed spacewalk.
Troubleshooter John D. Holt, chief of the guidance and propulsion systems branch here at Johnson Space Center, heads a ''support tree'' of space experts. When, as has happened with STS-6, a rocket fails to operate precisely as programmed, Mr. Holt's team of experts goes to work to identify the problem and find a solution. This procedure, he explains, may involve going all the way back to the person who assembled a suspect piece of equipment. Drawing on elaborately detailed contingency plans worked out on the ground months or years beforehand, Holt and his colleagues can provide quick access to the experts needed to correct specific faults.
Holt, who has worked with NASA space programs since 1966, explains that a piece of equipment as sophisticated as a $1 billion space shuttle is bound to encounter a variety of problems during each flight. He compares the shuttle with complex 1973 Skylab mission.
He explains that the shuttle's own duplicate and often quadruplicate control systems give the shuttle crew the ability to solve many major mission-threatening or life-threatening problems on their own even if they lose all communication with STS ground controllers. But for lesser problems, ground personnel can use diagrams to locate faults, which could lie in the 300 miles of electric wiring at the heart of the STS avionics system.
The shuttle represents a new generation of complexity, Holt says, because ascent, orbit, reentry, and landing all place very specific and different demands on the vehicle. The multiple demands on the shuttle - to function as a reusable rocket, spacecraft, space plane, and glider - require the storage of far more information than can be carried even in the shuttle's array of five on-board computers.
Holt warns that information demands will increase tremendously when STS missions jump from the current five to more than 20 per year. Each mission will require specific computerized flight plans tailored to specific cargo weights and other requirements.
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