El Can-Bus es un protocolo de comunicación desarrollado por Bosch que permite compartir información entre unidades de control electrónicas del automóvil, reduciendo cables e incrementando funciones. La información se transmite a través de dos cables como diferencias de tensión representando unos y ceros. Cada unidad de control puede transmitir y recibir mensajes identificados por prioridad e identificador.
1) The MSU PRSSA chapter meeting announcement summarized upcoming speakers, events, and opportunities for students.
2) Key events included a launch party for Hubbell Connections, a bone marrow registration drive, and FRIB Frenzy day promoting a new facility on campus.
3) Students were also reminded of application deadlines for Bateman team interviews and PR internships with Martin Waymire and the Edelman public relations firm.
A Shallow Survey of Alternative Languages on the JVMCharles Anderson
This document surveys alternative languages that run on the Java Virtual Machine (JVM), including ported languages like JRuby and new languages like Groovy and Scala. It discusses why developers use these languages, noting they provide access to powerful Java platforms and libraries while allowing programming in more modern languages. Issues like performance and compatibility challenges are also outlined. Examples of code in several languages are provided.
El Can-Bus es un protocolo de comunicación desarrollado por Bosch que permite compartir información entre unidades de control electrónicas del automóvil, reduciendo cables e incrementando funciones. La información se transmite a través de dos cables como diferencias de tensión representando unos y ceros. Cada unidad de control puede transmitir y recibir mensajes identificados por prioridad e identificador.
1) The MSU PRSSA chapter meeting announcement summarized upcoming speakers, events, and opportunities for students.
2) Key events included a launch party for Hubbell Connections, a bone marrow registration drive, and FRIB Frenzy day promoting a new facility on campus.
3) Students were also reminded of application deadlines for Bateman team interviews and PR internships with Martin Waymire and the Edelman public relations firm.
A Shallow Survey of Alternative Languages on the JVMCharles Anderson
This document surveys alternative languages that run on the Java Virtual Machine (JVM), including ported languages like JRuby and new languages like Groovy and Scala. It discusses why developers use these languages, noting they provide access to powerful Java platforms and libraries while allowing programming in more modern languages. Issues like performance and compatibility challenges are also outlined. Examples of code in several languages are provided.
The document describes the unique 1:1:1 learning method used in Psychotactics courses. The method involves 3 parts: 1) understanding concepts through notes, audio and mind maps provided in advance, 2) owning the concepts through discussion and exercises to apply the learning, and 3) applying the concepts by posting assignments and getting feedback. The goal is to enable deep assimilation, ownership and application of the material through this structured yet supported process.
The document summarizes the November 18, 2008 general meeting of the MSU PRSSA chapter. It provides information on membership opportunities for graduating students, internship and job opportunities, upcoming events like PR Links and volunteer dates, and applications for Hubbell Connections client work. The next general meeting is announced for December 2nd.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
The document summarizes the agenda and announcements for a PRSSA general meeting. It thanks volunteers, announces internship and career opportunities, upcoming events including a holiday fundraising project and panel, welcomes new members and says goodbye to a departing member, and outlines the schedule for upcoming general meetings and conferences for 2009.
Garden villages and towns in the south west Ben Lowndes
This document discusses the defining characteristics of garden villages and towns. It outlines five key characteristics: 1) patient investing and value capture, 2) a clear vision that fits with the landscape, 3) a compact and diverse village model, 4) an enterprising community, and 5) maintaining the vision through governance and delivery. It provides examples of existing garden villages and discusses their benefits, including job creation, economic growth, and infrastructure investment. The document also notes that the UK government has designated 14 garden villages and 3 garden towns to accelerate home building while ensuring quality and innovation.
The document describes the unique 1:1:1 learning method used in Psychotactics courses. The method involves 3 parts: 1) understanding concepts through notes, audio and mind maps provided in advance, 2) owning the concepts through discussion and exercises to apply the learning, and 3) applying the concepts by posting assignments and getting feedback. The goal is to enable deep assimilation, ownership and application of the material through this structured yet supported process.
The document summarizes the November 18, 2008 general meeting of the MSU PRSSA chapter. It provides information on membership opportunities for graduating students, internship and job opportunities, upcoming events like PR Links and volunteer dates, and applications for Hubbell Connections client work. The next general meeting is announced for December 2nd.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
The document summarizes the agenda and announcements for a PRSSA general meeting. It thanks volunteers, announces internship and career opportunities, upcoming events including a holiday fundraising project and panel, welcomes new members and says goodbye to a departing member, and outlines the schedule for upcoming general meetings and conferences for 2009.
Garden villages and towns in the south west Ben Lowndes
This document discusses the defining characteristics of garden villages and towns. It outlines five key characteristics: 1) patient investing and value capture, 2) a clear vision that fits with the landscape, 3) a compact and diverse village model, 4) an enterprising community, and 5) maintaining the vision through governance and delivery. It provides examples of existing garden villages and discusses their benefits, including job creation, economic growth, and infrastructure investment. The document also notes that the UK government has designated 14 garden villages and 3 garden towns to accelerate home building while ensuring quality and innovation.