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B&B in Agulhas, Overberg

When it’s time to escape the chaos of the city, head to Agulhas to reclaim your soul. Here, where the Indian Ocean meets the Atlantic, and the sea meets the mountain, is a luxurious, tranquil guest house. Agulhas ...

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Self Catering in Betty's Bay, Overberg

CYARA: A 3 bedroom, 4 people, self-catering holiday home on Clarence Drive, Whale Coast Route in the buffer zone of the Kogelberg Wilderness Biosphere - "officially the most beautiful drive in the world". Guests may...Flexible Cancellation!

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Skeiding Guest Farm is a working grain, sheep, ostrich and Nguni farm, located halfway between Cape Town and Knysna near the N2, in the Heidelberg region. The farm is the ideal stopover accommodation for tourists or...

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Self Catering in Hemel-en-Aarde Valley, Overberg

High Season Farm is situated in Hemel-En-Aarde Valley, Hermanus an area best known for its scenic routes, beaches, wine tasting, hiking trails, nature reserves and water-based activities. . The perfect getaway spot ...

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Offering self-catering accommodation for 4 people, Bertus se Huisie is on a smallholding in between Caledon and Tesselaarsdal near the picturesque Hemel en Aarde Valley. This charming cottage comprises 2 bedrooms, ...

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Misty Waves Boutique Hotel is a luxury, 4-star hotel metres from the historic centre of Hermanus. Chic, elegant rooms overlook the lush garden and terrace with sun loungers and an outdoor pool. Ornate furnishings, ...

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Pa Nanna's Place is a gorgeous self-catering flat, located beneath the owner's house, in the seaside village of L'Agulhas in the Western Cape. The flat has its own private entrance. There are sea views from inside ...Flexible Cancellation!

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Aan de Heuvel Self-Catering Cottages located in the historic town of Swellendam, the third oldest town in South Africa. The perfect setting for a holiday, honeymoon, or business trip. Accommodation comprises 2 cott...

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Self Catering in Stanford, Overberg

The Little Sanctuary is a cozy self-catering cottage in the genuine Cape-village of Stanford. Positioned between Hermanus and Gansbaai, Stanford is ideally positioned for a laid-back getaway in a historic village wi...

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Self Catering in Hermanus, Overberg

Charming Fisante House offers comfortable self-catering accommodation in the seaside town of Vermont in Hermanus. The house is situated on a hill in a quiet area, and offers partial sea and mountain views. The house...

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The Views offers comfortable self-catering accommodation and a house and 2 studio units. It is centrally located in the tranquil village of Greyton. The main house comprises 4 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms and an open...Flexible Cancellation!

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6 Pack is a gorgeous self-catering independent unit, located on the owner's property, in the seaside village of Struisbaai on the south coast of the Western Cape. It has its own private entrance with a high latch on...Flexible Cancellation!

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Self Catering in L'Agulhas, Overberg

South of Africa Self-Catering Accommodation is situated in Cape Agulhas, Western Cape an area best known for its scenic routes, hiking trails, wine tasting, and iconic attractions which include Agulhas National Park...

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Self Catering in Struisbaai, Overberg

Two Oceans is located in the coastal town of Struisbaai and offers quality holiday accommodation for a family of 4. The unit comprises 1 bedroom fitted with a double bed and an en-suite bathroom. There is a bunk be...Flexible Cancellation!

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Self Catering in McGregor, Overberg

Located on the Kingsrivier Farm that is situated on the outskirts of McGregor. Accommodation is provided in 2 self-catering units that can accommodate 12 guests in total. The cottage comprises 2 bedrooms and 1 ...

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Why fly with Malaysia Airlines

Malaysia Airlines has been a winner of the Leading Airline award at the World Travel Awards for the last four consecutive years.

Malaysia Airlines is the national carrier for Malaysia and serves as one of Asia's largest with over 330 flights to close to 60 destinations daily.

Since 2013, Malaysia Airlines has been a member of one of the strongest and most competitive airline alliances in the world, Oneworld.

Malaysia Airlines has been a proud member of the Oneworld airline alliance since 2013. The airline first took to the skies over 70 years ago, in 1947 as Malayan Airways Limited. However, due to Singapore’s independence in 1972 the carrier’s assets were split to form Singapore Airlines and Malaysian Airlines.

Just like the logo it uses of a ‘wau bulan’ (traditional Malaysian kite design), this airline has been through its ups and downs over the years but remains resilient. They have managed to diversify into providing ground operations such as airline leasing, catering and engineering to name but a few

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Previously known as the Golden Club, this cabin class is available on all aircraft in their fleet flying internationally and regionally, with seating arrangements having a slight differentiation from aircraft to aircraft.

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Offered to all passengers flying internationally and regionally. Malaysian Airlines' Economy Class was voted the World's Best Economy Class at the World Airline Awards by Skytrax.

Malaysia Airlines operates a massive fleet of 86 aircraft from its base of operations at Kuala Lumpur International Airport, while also having secondary hubs in Kota Kinabalu and Kuching. The airline services more than 60 destinations in Asia, Europe and Oceania.

Top destinations for Malaysia Airlines:

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9:00 am  start in Louisville
drive for about 1.5 hours

10:37 am  Mammoth Cave National Park
stay for about 1 hour
and leave at 11:37 am
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1:09 pm  Nashville
stay for about 4 hours
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7:18 pm  Chattanooga
stay overnight and leave the next day around 8:00 am

day 1 driving ≈ 5.5 hours
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8:00 am  leave from Chattanooga
drive for about 2 hours

9:46 am  Atlanta
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and leave at 12:46 pm
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2:02 pm  Macon
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5:25 pm  Valdosta
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8:29 pm  Ocala
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11:02 pm  arrive in Tampa
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Nashville  (163 answers)
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    Country Music Hall of Fame  (6 mentions)
    Ryman Auditorium  (6 mentions)
    Centennial Park  (6 mentions)
    The Parthenon  (5 mentions)
    restaurants around Nashville:
        Bluebird Cafe
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    Rock City  (3 mentions)
    Tennessee Aquarium  (2 mentions)
    Creative Discovery Museum  (2 mentions)
    Lookout Mountain  (2 mentions)
    questions about Chattanooga:
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    Piedmont Park  (16 mentions)
    Midtown Atlanta  (14 mentions)
    High Museum of Art  (11 mentions)
    restaurants around Atlanta:
        The Varsity
        Mary Mac's Tea Room
        Antico Pizza Napoletana
        Empire State South
        JCT Kitchen & Bar
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The best resource on neighborhoods, areas, and hotels is the Trippy page on where to stay in Tampa.

If you're looking for a quick answer, you can check out Columbia Restaurant, which was mentioned 4 times on Trippy.

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Where's the best place to eat in Tampa?

Need some recommendations on somewhere to get food?

Trippy members suggest Ulele, which was mentioned 4 times.

Here are some more restaurants people talk about:

Piquant Hyde Park  (3 mentions)
Oxford Exchange  (2 mentions)
Bern's Steak House  (2 mentions)
Ava  (2 mentions)

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What are some things to do in Tampa?

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These are some of the places people talk about on Trippy:

Busch Gardens Tampa  (5 mentions)
Bayshore Blvd  (4 mentions)
Tampa Riverwalk  (4 mentions)
South Howard Ave  (3 mentions)

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total driving distance is 876 miles
driving time of 12 hours, 35 minutes
Tampa is the same time as Louisville
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163 Nashville travel answers
27 Chattanooga travel answers
133 Atlanta travel answers
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What are some good hotels in Estonia?

Here are some of the most recommended hotels in Estonia.

Radisson Blu Hotel Olümpia, Tallinn, Estonia
33 Liivalaia Tallinna linn, Estonia

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Here's what Trippy members had to say about hotels:

"Toompea walk through the hilltop old town Coffee at the Radisson Blu Hotel Olümpia, Tallinn, Estonia Rooftop terrace with magnificent views Rent a bike and go to Pirita rand beach PikkHell Hunt on Pikk street for local bar culture Go "hang" at Solaris Keskus shopping center"  See More

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Esperides Beach Family Resort

Leoforos Kallitheas85100KallitheaGreece
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About Esperides Beach Family Resort

Esperides Beach Family Resort is an all-inclusive vibrant hotel with the beach front at the front door, ensuring summer family vacations go off without a hitch. Water Park, for thrilling water slides, is only one kilometre away.

Featuring a balcony with garden or sea views, each of the rooms include modern amenities like mini fridges and flat-screen TVs. En-suite bathrooms add complimentary toiletries and a hairdryer for added convenience.

First-class facilities and services is not in short supply. A fitness centre with the latest equipment, professional wedding services, and most of all, an array of meticulously planned indoor and outdoor activities just for the kids can be found on site.

With three on-site restaurants, including an al la carte and Mediterranean eatery, and two bars including a rooftop bar, means guests will never be left wanting.

A drive to Anthony Quinn Bay should take about ten minutes from Esperides Beach Family Resort, while the historical landmark, Kallithea Springs is just three kilometres away.

Leoforos Kallitheas, 85100, Kallithea, Greece
Telephone: +30(2241)084200 | Fax: +30(2241)084299 | Official Homepage

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  • Free WiFi in lobby
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  • Pool
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  • Parking
  • Pets
  • A/C
  • Restaurant
  • Hotel bar
  • Gym

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  • Free WiFi in lobby
  • Hotel bar
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  • Hotel safe
  • Laundry service
  • Lift
  • Nightclub
  • Non-smoking rooms
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  • Pool bar
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  • Bathroom with shower
  • Free WiFi in rooms
  • Fridge
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  • Room safe
  • Telephone
  • Television
  • WiFi in rooms

  • Accessible parking
  • Accessible paths / corridors
  • Wheelchair accessible

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  • Kids' club
  • Kids' playground
  • Organised activities for kids

Arrival / Departure

  • Check-in: 14:00
  • Check-out: 11:30

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Hotel Gromada

Al. Piastów 15Pila 64-920Poland

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Property Location This hotel is within close proximity of St. Anthony\'s Church. With a stay at Hotel Gromada Pila in Pila, you\'ll be minutes from Staszica Museum and Island Park.Rooms Make yourself at home in one of the 212 guestrooms. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms have showers and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones and desks, and you can also request irons/ironing boards.Amenities Don\'t miss out on recreational opportunities including a nightclub and a sauna. Additional features at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access, gift shops/newsstands, and a hair salon.Dining Enjoy a meal at a restaurant or in a coffee shop/café. Or stay in and take advantage of the hotel\'s room service (during limited hours). Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.Business, Other Amenities Featured amenities include a business center, a 24-hour front desk, and multilingual staff. This hotel has 2 meeting rooms available for events. Limited parking is available onsite.

Al. Piastów 15, Pila , 64-920, Poland
Telephone: +48(67)3511800 | Fax: +48(67)3511888 | Official Homepage

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Arrival / Departure

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Land can be an excellent investment yet it is often overlooked. It is versatile, low-maintenance, and low-cost. There are many ways you can utilize land when building your portfolio. You can buy land in Tulsa and build on it. You can hold onto it, cashing in when it has appreciated to a level you like. Or you can buy and quickly flip it if you know that is in an area with high demand. and is typically priced much lower than a house or other type of real estate investment. Whether you are a seasoned investor, adding land to your portfolio is a great way to diversify!

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Mobile homes are another inexpensive way to add real assets to your investment portfolio. With the markets signaling recession and small housing options more popular than ever, mobile homes are in high demand. In many cases, you can find a mobile home for only a few thousand dollars. Before you by, find out if the mobile home comes with the land underneath it or if you will need to pay a lot rent. You should also familiarize yourself with the repairs and maintenance needed for a mobile home as if is much different than a standard single-family home. Whether you are rehabbing and flipping or holding on to the mobile home long term, the right property can quickly add additional income, paying for itself in no time.

Multi-Family Housing

Investors can find many benefits with multi-family properties when used to diversify their portfolio. With multiple tenants, comes multiple income streams. Even if someone moves out and you have a vacant unit, you will still be receiving income from the units that are occupied. The downside is that you will have to find and screen more tenants, deal with more phone calls, and possibly have to mediate disagreements between the people living in your building. That said, your repairs costs can be lower (you’ll only have to replace the roof once) and you are more likely to generate a guaranteed income each month. Flipping a multi-family property is a bit more difficult than flipping a single-family home. There is a smaller market for these properties, but it can be done. Most investors will do a moderate rehab, then rent the property out long-term. With the right tenants, a multi-family will provide you with a substantial income for years to come!

Commercial Properties

Commercial real estate can be extremely lucrative, but there are a few things you should be looking for. First, you’ll want to determine which type of commercial property you are looking for. You could choose retail, medical, office buildings, or other property types that will be viable in your area. Analyze a few deals and get a good idea of how to properly run the numbers. You’ll want to run some comps, determine the net operating income, gross income, and cap rate amongst many other factors. Most importantly, make sure the property is currently occupied with high-quality tenants, or that you purchase a property that will attract them.

REITs are a popular investment vehicle for those interested in investing in larger real estate assets but lack the capital to do it all on their own. Investing in a well-researched REIT can be a way to generate profits while lowering your risk. Shares in a publically traded REIT can be purchased through a broker. You can also invest in non-traded REITs and REITs through a mutual fund or exchange-traded fund. While you will still need to do some homework, investing in this manner will give you the added benefit of experience on your side. These funds don’t make money unless you do.

At the end of the day, it is important that you focus on making investments you are comfortable with. That’s not to say you won’t find yourself a little bit out of your comfort zone, but you should still be making purchases that make sense.

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“Monster” plankton discovered in Arctic Ocean

'Monster' plankton discovered in Arctic Ocean
'Monster' plankton discovered in Arctic Ocean

A new species of Monstrillopsis (CrustaceaCopepodaMonstrilloida) from the lower Northwest Passage of the Canadian Arctic.

In adult form, the beast uses eight bristly legs to paddle its mostly translucent body through the dark water. It has one weak eye, no mouth, and two antennas adorned with ragged, flowing hairs. Thankfully, for sleep’s sake, it is only 2mm long.

Aurelie Delaforge did not purposefully seek this monster out in Cambridge Bay, Nunavut. But she found it, and now Canada’s arctic biodiversity includes a new copepod of the Monstrilloida family, derived from the word “monster”. There are more than 160 different Monstrilloida zooplankton floating around the oceans, and now Canada’s Arctic has a species of its own. Happy Halloween.

This discovery came thanks to two noteworthy coincidences. One, Delaforge studied the taxonomy of small ocean animals and plants for her masters back home in France and so knew enough to recognize the oddity. Two, while living on an ice camp in Canada’s high arctic, she was sampling the ocean to support her PhD thesis on what causes plankton blooms under the sea ice, and she took the samples during the short two-month window these animals take adult form—May and June. Outside of these months, the animal would be nearly invisible as larvae or busy living as a parasite inside animals like clams and sponges. But by luck, the creature kept showing up in her samples, suggesting it didn’t just drift over from somewhere else. It was local.

After returning to her lab at the U of M, Delaforge sent a text to a Department of Fisheries and Oceans researcher, Wojciech Walkusz: “I have this alien!!!” He immediately suspected it was a Monstrilloida so she sent her specimen to Mexico where the world’s foremost monster identification specialist resides. Eduardo Suárez-Morales dissected the tiny creature and confirmed the Canadian Arctic’s first, true monster: Monstrillopsis planifrons, or flat headed monster.

Delaforge and her colleagues published their discovery, “A new species of Monstrillopsis (Copepoda, Monstrilloida) from the lower Northwest Passage of the Canadian Arctic”, in the latest edition of the ZooKeys journal.

“When we study the Arctic, there are still things we don’t know. This is a good example,” Delaforge says. “I find this pretty cool. It’s not an everyday thing, discovering new species and it feels incredible. I wasn’t looking to find a new species for my PhD, but for me personally, who loves taxonomy, I think this is really important because it brings new information on the biodiversity present in the Arctic. It’s important to know what’s there.”

Delaforge is a PhD student in the Clayton H. Riddell Faculty of Environment, Earth, and Resources at the University of Manitoba. Her work through the U of M’s Centre for Earth Observation Science is supervised by associate professor, C.J. Mundy.

Delaforge’s research is supported by the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) and Canadian High Arctic Research Station (CHARS), part of Polar Knowledge Canada. Her work represents a contribution to the research programs of ArcticNet, the Arctic Science Partnership (ASP), the Canada Excellence Research Chair (CERC) unit at the Centre for Earth Observation Science (CEOS) at the University of Manitoba and MEOPAR.

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Interra Systems at CABSAT 2019

As OTT video consumption continues to grow, service providers around the globe are looking for ways to differentiate themselves from the competition, and boost subscriber satisfaction. What's become clear: to succeed in the streaming environment, service providers must offer high-quality video and audio.

At CABSAT 2019, Interra Systems' product and technology experts will demonstrate how the company's cutting-edge solutions are helping the media industry with content quality control (QC), monitoring, and classification to streamline content management, improve efficiencies, and provide exceptional audio-video quality on every device. The flexibility of deploying Interra Systems' solutions in the cloud, on premises, or a combination of both, allows content creators and distributors to adopt a pragmatic approach best suited for their organization.

 End-to-End Video Quality Assurance for Streaming Media for Live and VOD Content

At CABSAT 2019, Interra Systems will showcase its BATON ABR QC and ORION-OTT monitoring solutions, which set the industry benchmark for delivering high-quality streamed video. BATON ABR and ORION-OTT perform deep QC checks and monitor VOD and live content from ingest to distribution points. By carrying out exhaustive checks at pre- and post-transcode stages, along with comprehensive, delivery-specific checks and monitoring, this powerful solution assures exceptional QoE for every stream on every device. A

Superior Monitoring for Live Event Streaming With ORION-OTT

ORION-OTT can monitor a large number of streams for ABR compliance along with audio-video quality checks in real time. The high-performance solution suite also supports closed captions, ad verification/compliance, and DRMs on both Windows and Linux operating systems.

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 Centralized Monitoring for Traditional Video and OTT With ORION Central Manager

Providing an aggregated view and status collected by ORION and ORION-OTT monitoring points, ORION Central Manager gives unprecedented visibility and power for proactive monitoring. It offers a real-time view of linear and OTT services, alerts, and QoE information for each video, ensuring fast and efficient resolution of issues.

When complemented by the company's BATON for QC and ORION for 24/7 linear workflow monitoring, BATON ABR and ORION-OTT product suites provide broadcasters with a total solution for streaming superior-quality services.

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 WINNOW, an AI and ML-based Solution for Compliance, Classification, and Categorization

Interra Systems continues its innovation with WINNOW, which is powered by advanced AI and machine learning (ML) technologies. WINNOW can detect and tag specific scenes and images, such as violence and strong language, according to user-defined rules. Based on Interra Systems' widely recognized computer vision and ML technologies, WINNOW helps video service providers streamline their content for target markets across different geographies. WINNOW can be used with Interra Systems' BATON, an automated QC product, and supports deployment on both cloud and on-premises environments.

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Automate and Simplify Any QC Workflow With BATON

The latest version of BATON supports integration with WINNOW, the company's new system for content compliance, classification, and identification. New features include REST API support for test plans, tasks and reports, video compression scores, HDR quality checks, auto-scaling of BATON setup in Amazon cloud/on-premises, support for DRM techniques, and enhanced audio language detection capabilities. Additionally, it boasts new format support for VAST, P2 package, encrypted DCP content, AVC-Intra, WebM and Vorbis, and more.

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Assure Standards Compliance, Debugging With VEGA Media Analyzers

Interra Systems' VEGA Media Analyzer is a premier tool for standards compliance, debug, and in-depth analysis of encoded streams. Recent updates to the VEGA family AV1 format includes support for Windows 10, the latest HEVC HM reference code, HEVC-interlaced streams, VP9 streams (4:2:2, 4:4:4), PCAP streams, WebM, ALS Audio, Dolby AC-4 audio, and AVS Plus video. VEGA ABR software provides in-depth analysis, debug, and troubleshooting of complex ABR streams, making the solution an indispensable tool for checking the quality and integrity of manifest files and variants.

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Interra Systems is a global provider of enterprise-class solutions that streamline the classification, quality control (QC) process, and monitoring of media content across the entire creation and distribution chain. Relying on Interra Systems' comprehensive video insights, media businesses can deliver video with high quality of experience, address new market trends, and improve monetization.

Widely adopted by broadcast, cable, telco, satellite, IPTV, OTT, and post-production markets around the world, Interra Systems' products enable better quality video, reduced exposure to regulatory issues, and higher customer satisfaction. Featuring AI- and machine learning-enabled algorithms, along with a flexible, software-defined architecture, Interra Systems' solutions support a variety of deployment scenarios, including the cloud, for higher performance, scalability, and efficiency.

The company's industry-leading solutions include BATON, a next-generation hybrid QC solution that delivers comprehensive capabilities way beyond standard automated QC; ORION and ORION-OTT real-time content monitors assuring high QoE; and VEGA media analyzers for compliance and debug of encoded streams.

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PH5 Is Turning into Extra Sustainable — and Trying to a New CGI Crew Member to Assist

Ama, carrying items from PH5’s Fall 2021 assortment.

Wei Lin’s outlook on sustainability has changed a lot since she co-founded PH5 in 2016.

Known for its innovative, highly technical designs, PH5 has carved out a niche for itself by creating knitwear that looks like nothing else on the market, and has succeeded in getting everyone from Serena Williams to Barbie Ferreira into its clothes as a result. But lately, the brand’s aspirations have started to shift.

“When I first started PH5 I was like, ‘Let’s be the next generation’s Alaïa,'” Lin tells me over the phone. “Now it’s like, ‘Let’s be the next generation’s Patagonia.'”

Lin has long posited that knitwear is an inherently more sustainable apparel category than many others: There’s no wasted fabric, as there is with wovens, and there’s not a ton of water involved, like there is with denim. But it’s only within the last few seasons that PH5 has really started to ramp up its commitment to sustainability.

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Harrisburg, Pa. — D&H Distributing said wearables, 4K/UHD TV, mobility products and imaging helped fuel company growth of 13.3 percent for the May through October period.

The national IT and CE distributor, based here, said the gains were more than twice the average growth rate within the distributor channel.

Wearables was D&H’s fastest-growing CE category, while orders of 4K/UHD models with screen sizes larger than 60 inches rose 23 percent for the six months.

The company said 4K/UHD is “beginning to mature” in the marketplace as retail price points reach the popular under-$1,000 bracket, and acceptance rates are nearly nine times greater than earlier innovations like 3DTV due to greater content and technology adoption.

D&H also reported high double-digit increases for tablets, notebooks, imaging products and monitors.

Other burgeoning categories include 3D printing and scanning, which is creating a considerable “market buzz” that will continue into 2015, and the Internet of Everything (IoT) platform, which is similarly gaining momentum, the distributor said.

“It’s encouraging to see how the Internet of Everything is taking shape in the market,” said D&H purchasing VP Rob Eby. “People are moving toward a vision that incorporates technology into not just their entertainment, but into more of their everyday dealings, like fitness and home security.”

Eby added that the company has spent the year keeping dealers on the cusp of such “unique market developments and fresh opportunities.”


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Ucer Education & Ucer Clinic has been a premier provider of postgraduate dental implant education & training as well as private implant treatment in the UK since 1990’s.

At Ucer Clinic, we have considerable knowledge, expertise and experience in all aspects of implant dentistry. At our location, we work closely with ICE hospital, sharing facilities and expertise. We are also a centre for dental implant education, teaching the next generation of implant surgeons.

In some cases, there is insufficient bone for implant placement. Bone grafts regenerate lost bone density, providing enough bone to support an implant. Bone can naturally degrade when a tooth has been missing for a long period of time or as a result of periodontal disease, trauma or infection.

Our principal particulate graft materials are produced by prestigious European Biomaterials companies such as Geistlich Biomaterials (Bio-Oss, Bio-Guide) and Botiss Biomaterials, Zimmer/Biomet and Ethoss.

Sinus grafting is an oral surgical procedure used to restore lost bone volume in the back of the upper jaw. Bone substitute materials of animal, human or synthetic source are used commonly for this procedure rather than harvesting patients’ own bone.

When the bone loss is only moderate, the sinus floor can be lifted so the implant and bone graft can be placed at the same time. Generally a minimum bone depth of approximately 6 mm is required to ensure that this technique can be carried out predictably. We assess the bone height and volume with the aid of a 3D dental CBCT scan to determine the most optimal technique of bone augmentation and grafting in each individual case.

The healing period following sinus grafting prior to implant placement is usually 3-6 months.

In these procedures, resorbable membranes (eg. collagen membrane) and bone substitute materials are used to regenerate the lost bone and soft tissue when implants are to be placed at sites with insufficient volumes of bone or gingival tissue.

This technique is preferred when there is only a moderate amount of bone loss. It can be used to support new bony growth on the crest of the jaw bone and may be placed in tooth sockets after extraction to treat the sockets and prepare for future implant placement, and filling of bony defects caused by cysts or impacted teeth.

GBR technique is also used to re-built the bone at failed implant sites to allow the placement of new implants in adequate bone structure.

Socket augmentation is a procedure in which bone augmentation or filler material is placed in the socket of an extracted tooth at the time of tooth removal to preserve the bone and stop the socket from shrinking.

Without socket preservation, the bone quickly resorbs making implant placement difficult or even impossible. All dental prostheses require good jaw bone support for them to be successful in the long run.

We accept referrals and give second opinions for failing and failed case treatment including:

  • Aesthetic failures
  • Fractured implants/mechanical failures although these are rare in well planned cases
  • Treatment of peri-implant diseases and complications
  • Treatment planning advice and help in complex cases
  • Replacement of failed implants with Zygomatic or 3D printed customised titanium implants

Peri-implantitis is, in simple terms, a periodontal (gum) disease that affects the tissues supporting an implant. If not prevented or treated periodontal/peri-implant disease could lead to tooth (or implant) mobility due to loss of bone support and gum shrinkage.

During the pre-treatment assessment phase, the existing gum condition is carefully examined and improved to high levels of health to ensure that the implants have the best possible chance of survival and longevity.

If periodontal disease is detected, then a course of (periodontal) gum treatment is indicated to stabilise and control the disease before reconstructing any lost bone. Peri-implantitis affects the hard and soft tissues around an implant and can lead to deep seated bone shrinkage and pocketing. It can be relatively easily prevented or treated if recognised early.

When the bone loss occurs more than 50% of the length of the implant it may be necessary to remove the implant (explantation), augment the site and replace the implant with a new fixture.

Implant removal may be necessary due to a variety of reasons. We are regularly referred failing implants placed elsewhere for remedial treatment. These problems are almost always related to bad planning and inaccurate or inappropriate delivery of treatment. Lack of bone or bone shrinkage is also one of the common causes.

Removal of an implant is indicated if there is continued peri-implant infection/ bone shrinkage associated with it or if it has suffered a catastrophic mechanical fracture. This can usually be performed under local dental injection. An replacement implant can usually be planned subsequently.

Implant prosthesis such as crowns, bridges and implant-retained overdentures can fail and fracture due to technical or mechanical failures. In our experience, based on complications referred to us by other dentists, most of these complications are related to failure to assess, diagnose and execute the initial treatment plan (the blueprint) correctly.

Our long standing experience in this area allows us to take on these cases, remedy difficult circumstances and deliver predictable and stable results. This may mean additional surgical correction, bone & tissue regenerative surgery, orthodontics or the clever use of gum coloured porcelains and composite to disguise the effects of tissue loss. We have also the experience to offer the use of 3D planning and printing/milling technology to design, in-house, custom made surgical guides for accurate and precise implant placement and reconstructions.

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Media Advisory: UIL Amends Suspension of Activities Due to COVID-19

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AUSTIN — In accordance with the Executive Order issued by Governor Greg Abbott mandating schools remain temporarily closed through Monday, May 4, 2020 due to COVID-19 (Coronavirus), the University Interscholastic League (UIL) is further modifying contingency plans and extending its previously announced timeline for completing UIL activities this academic school year.

These modifications are based on schools resuming operations on Monday, May 4, 2020. As that date approaches, UIL will monitor all available information and provide member schools with more specific guidance on district and post-season date adjustments related to this new extension.

All in-person practices, rehearsals and workouts remain suspended until further notice and remote instruction remains in place. UIL remains committed to providing a reasonable acclimatization period for rehearsals and practices to occur prior to resuming contests and games. All decisions remain flexible and will be consistent with the advice of local, state and federal officials.

The UIL will continue to provide timely, ongoing updates and is reassessing this ever-changing situation daily. Please continue to check the UIL website and social media accounts for further updates.

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Why should a youth worker have supervision?

In the AYAC National Youth Work Snapshot 2013 a survey of youth workers showed that 8.4% of surveyed youth workers had never had a supervision session and around 51.7% receive it less than once every three months. As an industry that claims professional status this is appalling. It is no wonder that the sector in Australia turns over staff at 23% every year. Supervision is important to staff retention.
The best supervisors I have had came from both ends of the qualification spectrum. One was a qualified Social Worker with over a decade of experience who regularly attended courses on supervision. The other was a Youth Worker who had no qualifications but was an avid reader of supervision texts and attended every professional development opportunity focused on supervision. The skill set that both of these supervisors had in common was an eager appetite to better their own practice as supervisors and a great ability to listen and reflect. The styles they used were different, the theoretical focus wide and varied and the outcomes specific to the needs of myself and my clients. Supervision is important to staff development.
But why should we have supervision sessions in the first place?
Maidment & Beddoe (2012) believe that supervision must be placed at the core of professional development for staff, “We want to place supervision at the heart of professional development, which is career-long and where, via diverse learning activities, practitioners refine and augment their knowledge, develop skills, and undertake supervision to enhance critically reflective practice”.
The short answer is supervision gives us time to reflect and develop our skills to become the best we can be!
The longer answer is that there are at least three distinct spheres to supervision that need to be addressed in each session for effectiveness: understanding the field of practice and how it applies to your tasks, personal support and affect regulation, and the administrative elements to your work within your organisation. As an external supervisor we add the element of professional skills development to this as well.
The largest cause of burnout within our sector is that of psychological distress. Using supervision sessions in the formats above creates an opportunity for minimising the distress and maximising longevity in the field. Supervision provides a conduit for communication on specific issues relating to the causes of youth worker burnout. It asks us to be open and responsive to the issues while learning and developing our skills.
Supervision is key to success and longevity in youth work.

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Aaron Garth is the Executive Director of Ultimate Youth Worker. Aaron has worked as a youth worker in a number of settings including local church, street drug and alcohol outreach, family services, residential care, local government and youth homelessness since 2003. Aaron is a regular speaker at camps, retreats, & youth work training events and is a dedicated to seeing a more professional youth sector in Australia. Aaron is a graduate of RMIT University and an alumnus of their youth work program. He lives in Melbourne with his wife Jennifer & their daughters Hope, Zoe, Esther, Niamh and son Ezra.

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Mentors will be paired with as many as four North High School health magnet students two times per month to discuss educational goals, study skills, and career goals. Days and times are to be determined.

Mentors will be paired with Allied Health students at Worcester Technical High School students two times per month to share educational topics, study skills, and career goals. Days and times are to be determined.

Projects Fair Coach and/or Judge

Grades 3 - 12 (varied subjects) - November through March, two hours per month. As a coach you will be paired with students to brainstorm project ideas, assist with research, and maintain journals required for project judging. Projects Fair Judges (may also be Coaches) may be selected to judge at one or several schools during the Spring Projects Fair.

Visiting Scientist

Grades K - 6. Must be available for at least one classroom visit per month. Dates and times are flexible based on your discussion with the teacher and include during and after school visits. As a Visiting Scientist, you may assist science teachers with activities and/or experiments to meet the needs for inquiry-based, hands-on curricula.

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The purpose of the bureau is to enlighten all students about careers in Healthcare and Biomedical Research and Biotechnology. The information you share with the students in just one or more visits is invaluable.

MCAS Math Tutor - Mentors will be paired with health magnet students to provide one-to-one or one-to-two math tutoring. Volunteers will have an opportunity to meet North High School math teachers to discuss strategies. Days and times to be determined.

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Be a UMMS Tour Guide for college or high school tour groups. You will be contacted to see if you are available. Groups of student’s tour pre-arranged departments at the University Campus. Volunteers would direct the group to each department; department supervisors would be responsible to discuss the functions of the specific departments. From September through May for approximately 3 hours per tour. If you do choose to submit your name for this volunteer opportunity, you do not have to be available for every tour, but agree to be a contact as a possible tour guide. Please be advised the space for tours is limited and is on a first come first serve basis, for Open House tours please fill out the tour form below and contact Madeline Rivera at 508-856-2707.

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Business trips abroad allowed under certain conditions from 1 June
The Executive Board has decided that, under certain conditions, business trips abroad will be allowed as of 1 June. If you would like to make a business trip abroad, you will first need written permission. Please apply for this at least eight weeks in advance. Whether your trip is essential and should be made at this particular time will be carefully assessed. The new procedure applies to all business trips abroad from 1 June. For more information see the announcement on the staff website.

Continue working at home
Despite some restrictions being lifted, we still need to remain cautious. Anyone who doesn’t need to be at the university should therefore continue to work at home. You are allowed to come to the university to join your internal team    (so without guests from outside the university) for training and development. This is on the understanding that you do not have any symptoms and that you will follow the rules as listed in our campus protocol. The maximum capacity of a room can be found on the door.

More options for sport at the University Sports Centre (USC) from 5 June
From 5 June the government hopes to relax some of the restrictions on sport. This will include allowing group sports once again without the need for 1.5m distancing. Sports canteens, changing rooms and showers will also be open once again. For more information see the USC website.

Hortus fully open from 5 June
The Hortus botanicus will be fully open from 5 June, which means the indoor areas, such as the tropical glasshouses. You will need to book tickets in advance on the website.

Faculty Club open from 7 June, seating in cafés
The Faculty Club in the Academy Building (Rapenburg 73, Leiden) will reopen on 7 June, from 08:00 to 22:00. The rules for hospitality venues (in Dutch) will apply here. The university cafés will have the same opening hours as now (see this list). Seating areas will be created from this date. The university restaurants will stay closed for the present.

Students may, under certain conditions, once again travel abroad for study-related activities. The Executive Board reached this decision on 11 May. This relaxation of the coronavirus measures applies for those countries that are coded green or yellow. Travel is not permitted to countries coded red; travel to countries coded orange is also not allowed, unless there are exceptional reasons. For more information, see the announcement.

From 1 June, limited business travel will again be possible. Communication on this is currently being prepared and will follow shortly, before 1 June.

Bachelor’s to master’s
Students who have fallen behind in their bachelor’s programme because of coronavirus will be able to start certain master’s programmes under certain conditions. The programme will offer one of two options:

  • Option 1: students will be allowed to submit their final bachelor’s assignments and complete their internship in September 2021, if their bachelor’s programme offers this possibility.
  • Option 2: students will be allowed to complete their bachelor’s programme during the 2021/2022 academic year if they meet certain predetermined criteria.

Read more about the measures in this announcement.

Students from universities of applied sciences
There are also leniency regulations for students from universities of applied sciences who have not completed their propaedeuse. Under certain conditions, they may still start a bachelor’s programme at Leiden University. They will need an afrondingsadvies from their own university, a statement saying that they will in all probability have completed their propaedeuse before 1 January 2022. For more information see these FAQs.

Indoor sports and outdoor classes at USC
From Wednesday 19 May, indoor sports and outdoor classes will, under certain conditions, be permitted once again. The University Sports Centre will be open once again for outdoor classes and pre-booked fitness. For more information see the USC website.

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From Wednesday 19 May our Hortus botanicus Hortus botanicus will be almost entirely open once again. The tropical glasshouses will remain closed for the present, but the rest of the gardens will be open to the public.

Self-tests will be available for staff and students at Leiden University from 5 May 10.00 hrs via zelftestonderwijs.nl (soon available in English). These tests are being made available by the Ministry of Education, Culture and Science. We urge our students and staff to make use of these tests when they come to the university;  this will improve safety at the university, not only for yourself but also for your fellow students and colleagues. There are enough tests available so you can in principle take a self-test every time you come to the university. It is the responsibility of students and staff to take self-tests; they are not compulsory. You can find information on how the self-tests work on zelftestonderwijs.nl

When you come to the university, always make sure you first do the corona check. When you are in the buildings, keep to the campus protocol and follow the signs and instructions of our UFB colleagues.

Please note that the same rules apply to people who have yet been vaccinated. If this will change in the near future, we will let you know through our updates.

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Loper Pantry

Lopers PantryOur Mission
To serve UNK students and employees suffering from food insecurity in a pursuit to ensure that no student's efforts to obtain a higher education are hindered by hunger. We strive to provide this service in a non-judgmental, dignified, welcoming, on-campus environment.

About us
In 2012, after attending a NASPA conference and seeing a video about another campus starting a food pantry to help students – we knew this was something that needed to happen on our campus! In collaboration with Campus Kitchen we painted, put up shelves, and officially opened our doors on April 25, 2012. We are now members of the College & University Food Bank Alliance & have participated in NASPA to help other learn about starting food pantries of their own.

We provide food & hygiene items to students on the campus of the University of Nebraska at Kearney that are in need. Students can "shop" the Loper Pantry for the items of their choosing.

Where to Find Us
The Loper Pantry is located in the Office of Student Diversity and Inclusion (ODI) in the Nebraskan Student Union on UNK's campus. The ODI office is located on the first floor, east end.

The hours of the Nebraskan Student Union are:

Monday - Friday: 6:30 a.m. - 11:00 p.m.
Saturday: 7:30 a.m. - 11:00 p.m.
Sunday: 8:30 a.m. - 11:00 p.m.

High Need Food Items
Cereal, Peanut butter, canned meats, microwave foods, rice, fruit (canned or cups), canned soups (not cream soups), hamburger helper, boxed dinners, dry pasta, snack foods, ramen noodles, oatmeal, juice, fruit drinks, etc.

Lopers Pantry Partners
University of Nebraska Foundation – provides funding for food when donations are low
Kearney Jubilee Center – provides fresh bread & produce
We are so thankful for these partners along with other student and community organizations which help the Lopers Pantry be a success through food and funding drives! If you are interested in helping or collaborating please contact Luis Olivas - olivasherrlr@unk.edu


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This privacy policy sets out how Untitled Art Limited uses and protects any information that you give Untitled Art Limited when you:

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Untitled Art Limited is committed to ensuring that your privacy is protected. Should we ask you to provide certain information by which you can be identified when using this website or communicating with gallery staff, then you can be assured that it will only be used in accordance with this privacy statement.

Untitled Art Limited may change this policy from time to time by updating this page. You should check this page from time to time to ensure that you are happy with any changes. This policy is effective from 21st May 2018.

We may collect the following information:

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We require this information to understand your needs and provide you with a better service as well as to engage in trade. We gather this information in particular for the following reasons:

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You may request details of personal information, which we hold about you under the Data Protection Act 1998. A small fee will be payable. If you would like a copy of the information held on you please write to: Untitled Art Limited, “Gallops”, The Street, Albourne, West Sussex, BN6 9DJ, United Kingdom.

If you believe that any information we are holding on you is incorrect or incomplete, please write to or email us as soon as possible, at the above address. We will promptly correct any information found to be incorrect.


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Conventional wisdom is that it is too early to speculate why in the past six months two Boeing 737 Max 8 planes have gone down shortly after take off, so if all that follows is wrong you will know it very quickly. Last night I predicted that the first withdrawals of the plane would happen within two days, and this morning China withdrew it. So far, so good. (Indonesia followed a few hours ago).

Why should I stick my neck out with further predictions? First, because we must speculate the moment something goes wrong. It is natural, right and proper to note errors and try to correct them.(The authorities are always against “wild” speculation, and I would be in agreement with that if they had an a prior definition of wildness). Second, because putting forward hypotheses may help others test them (if they are not already doing so). Third, because if the hypotheses turn out to be wrong, it will indicate an error in reasoning, and will be an example worth studying in psychology, so often dourly drawn to human fallibility. Charmingly, an error in my reasoning might even illuminate an error that a pilot might make, if poorly trained, sleep-deprived and inattentive.

I think the problem is that the Boeing anti-stall patch MCAS is poorly configured for pilot use: it is not intuitive, and opaque in its consequences.

By the way of full disclosure, I have held my opinion since the first Lion Air crash in October, and ran it past a test pilot who, while not responsible for a single word here, did not argue against it. He suggested that MCAS characteristics should have been in a special directive and drawn to the attention of pilots.

I am normally a fan of Boeing. I have flown Boeing more than any other plane, and that might make me loyal to the brand. Even more powerfully, I thought they were correct to carry on with the joystick yoke, and that AirBus was wrong to drop it, simply because the position of the joystick is something visible to pilot and co-pilot, whereas the Airbus side stick does not show you at a glance how high the nose of the plane is pointing.

Pilots are bright people, but they must never be set a badly configured test item with tight time limits and potentially fatal outcomes.

The Air France 447 crash had several ingredients, but one was that the pilots of the Airbus A330-203 took too long to work out they were in a stall. In fact, that realization only hit them very shortly before they hit the ocean. Whatever the limitations of the crew (sleep deprived captain, uncertain co-pilot) they were blinded by a frozen Pitot air speed indicator, and an inability to set the right angle of attack for their airspeed.

For the industry, the first step was to fit better air speed indicators which were less likely to ice up. However, it was clear that better stall warning and protection was required.

Boeing had a problem with fitting larger and heavier engines to their tried and trusted 737 configuration, meaning that the engines had to be higher on the wing and a little forwards, and that made the 737 Max have different performance characteristics, which in turn led to the need for an anti-stall patch to be put into the control systems.

It is said that generals always fight the last war. Safety officials correct the last problem, as they must. However, sometimes a safety system has unintended consequences.

The key of the matter is that pilots fly normal 737s every day, and have internalized a mental model of how that plane operates. Pilots probably actually read manuals, and safety directives, and practice for rare events. However, I bet that what they know best is how a plane actually operates most of the time. (I am adjusting to a new car, same manufacturer and model as the last one, but the 9 years of habit are still often stronger than the manual-led actions required by the new configuration). When they fly a 737 Max there is a bit of software in the system which detects stall conditions and corrects them automatically. The pilots should know that, they should adjust to that, they should know that they must switch off that system if it seems to be getting in the way, but all that may be steps too far, when something so important is so opaque.

What is interesting is that in emergencies people rely on their most validated mental models: residents fleeing a burning building tend to go out their usual exits, not even the nearest or safest exit. Pilots are used to pulling the nose up and pushing it down, to adding power and to easing back on it, and when a system takes over some of those decisions, they need to know about it.

After Lion Air I believed that pilots had been warned about the system, but had not paid sufficient attention to its admittedly complicated characteristics, but now it is claimed that the system was not in the training manual anyway. It was deemed a safety system that pilots did not need to know about.

This farrago has an unintended consequence, in that it may be a warning about artificial intelligence. Boeing may have rated the correction factor as too simple to merit human attention, something required mainly to correct a small difference in pitch characteristics unlikely to be encountered in most commercial flying, which is kept as smooth as possible for passenger comfort.

It would be terrible if an apparently small change in automated safety systems designed to avoid a stall turned out have given us a rogue plane, killing us to make us safe.

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USC installs compost bins in residential halls to promote sustainability

The university hopes this new initiative will reduce food waste on campus.

The university installed 40 compost bins across eight residential halls Wednesday as part of its 2020 sustainability plan. The university will introduce an additional 20 compost bins at off-campus locations in the future, according to Nichelle Mitchell-Huizar, the program administrator for USC Auxiliary Services.

Compost bins are used to dispose of food waste and other organic material. Compost reduces waste and methane emissions in landfills and improves soil and water quality, according to the Environmental Protection Agency.

One reason for the installation of compost bins is to streamline ways students could contribute to campus sustainability, according to Isabella Caltabiano, the Undergraduate Student Government director of sustainability affairs.

“I think students have been really eager in looking for a way to make change,” Caltabiano said. “By providing these compost bins in accessible locations it just makes it much simpler for the everyday USC student to do their part.”

Compost bins were installed in several residential halls including, Webb Tower, New North, Troy Hall and Troy East. Students who encountered the compost bins expressed their enthusiasm for more food disposal options.

“I’m really excited for the composting process to begin because I know it’ll have a positive impact,” said Lily Castle, a freshman majoring in theatre. “[Composting] is something that once you get used to it, you don’t even think about it.”

The compost stations are a springboard for the university's sustainability plan that seeks to improve waste management culture on campus.

“As we have new classes coming and they learn this is the routine, this is how we recycle, this is how we compost, this is how we minimize our waste…the behavior will change,” Mitchell-Huizar said. “In three to four years, I think campus will be completely onboard with recycling and composting.”

Mitchell-Huizar hopes disposing food waste with compost bins will become normalized across campus.

“You have a lot of students that come from composting and a lot that don’t understand it,” she said. “If everybody is working and they see everybody on campus composting and taking their plastic and putting it in the blue bin, eventually it’ll just be second nature.”

USG and USC Auxiliary Services are working in conjunction to place composting instructions in every residential college room, Caltabiano said. The instructions will be printed on magnets on each room’s refrigerator and will explain which items need to be recycled, composted or thrown out in the trash.

Calabiano said a representative of USC Housing will be present at the weekly farmer’s market to discuss composting with students.


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Folt, USC professors discuss sustainability on Earth Day

Recent stay-at-home orders prove that behavioral changes have positive effects on environment.

USC President Carol Folt and other faculty discussed challenges and solutions for sustainability to mark the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day. Seeing how stay-at-home orders due to the COVID-19 pandemic have positively affected the environment, experts believe behavioral changes are a possible solution to combat climate change.

Folt spoke about what the university is doing to combat climate change in the online address on April 22.

“The problem of climate change is an existential threat that will take an unprecedented level of coordination and teamwork and innovation,” Folt said in the video.

Part of fighting climate change on campus is being sustainable with how the university handles waste, Folt said. The Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, where the Trojans play football, is a zero waste stadium. The same goal will be followed by the Galen Center and USC Hotel.

Academically, USC is taking an interdisciplinary approach, as public health and climate issues are interconnected fields, Folt said.

“As we look to build on the progress in the areas we’ve been making like carbon neutrality, encouraging sustainable education and waste reduction, we will learn the lessons of today and apply them in the future,” Folt said.

Behavioral, policy and cultural changes are the three solutions Professor Daniel Mazmanian from the USC Price School of Public Policy proposed as the most effective tools to combat climate change. Given the complexity of science, Mazmanian advised providing clear messages to the people.

Wandi Bruine de Bruin, provost professor of public policy, psychology and behavioral science, said that more than three-quarters of Americans are witnessing climate change impacting their local communities.

“A lot of people are recognizing that climate change is important,” she said. “People are ready to act.”

Most people do not know the most effective way to reduce environmental damages, Bruin added. For example, she said it is more eco-friendly to reduce the usage of air conditioning than to fight over who forgot to turn off the lights.

The coronavirus pandemic has shown that individuals are willing to change their habits for the betterment of the rest of society, Bruin added. Despite people’s willingness to change, she said consistent behavioral changes can be financially challenging and difficult to maintain over a long period of time.

“[We] have to understand what the challenges are and what people want if you want to help them with behavior change,” she said.

Bruin expressed optimism when comparing climate change efforts 50 years ago and now. She said companies have a new understanding of sustainability and they are realizing sustainable policies are good for business.

Gale Sinatra, a professor of education, also shared the optimism moving into the future. Since the coronavirus pandemic has kept many people at home, air pollution in California has dropped.

“That’s an indication that we can make a difference in our individual and collective actions,” she said. “We do have the ability to act collectively and to do some very important structural changes.”

Fifty years ago, Mazmanian said there was a “bad guy" and a "good guy” in climate change. Today, he said there is no bad guy or good guy, and everyone is in the fight together.