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Gaurav Sharda has over 1 year of experience in electronics and telecom. He has experience installing and testing electronics equipment and extensive documentation experience. He has also worked with satellite communication systems. Currently he works as an engineer for customer services at Accel Frontline Ltd serving Bharat Electronics Ltd, where his responsibilities include installing and configuring VSAT networks, RF equipment, and troubleshooting hardware and software issues. He holds a B.Tech in Electronics and Communication Engineering.
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The document is a resume for Elizabeth Lauer Robison, who is pursuing a Master's degree in Counseling or Chaplaincy. She has over 30 years of experience in roles such as Guardianship Manager, Sales and Marketing Director, and Executive Director. Her experience includes areas like care assessments, crisis intervention, ensuring safe living environments, and educating guardians. She is seeking a position as a Counselor or Chaplain where she can utilize her skills and experience.
Konzervatívne listy /február 2013/
Vo februárovom vydaní Konzervatívnych listov nájdete:
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Richard Ebeling O štáte a menovej slobode
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Zuzana Zimenová Reforma vzdelávania je vecou celej spoločnosti
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Viac na www.konzervativizmus.sk
Caleb_resume
This resume is for Caleb Bloomfield, who graduated from Loyola University New Orleans with a Bachelor's degree in English Literature and a minor in History. He has experience in event production, concert coordination, music and arts journalism. His previous work includes interning at BK Nation, where he helped coordinate live events, conducted interviews, and wrote articles on hip hop and R&B music. He is proficient in social media marketing and has a background in creative writing, music performance, and housekeeping.
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NEW 2016 GAURAV SHARDA
Gaurav Sharda has over 1 year of experience in electronics and telecom. He has experience installing and testing electronics equipment and extensive documentation experience. He has also worked with satellite communication systems. Currently he works as an engineer for customer services at Accel Frontline Ltd serving Bharat Electronics Ltd, where his responsibilities include installing and configuring VSAT networks, RF equipment, and troubleshooting hardware and software issues. He holds a B.Tech in Electronics and Communication Engineering.
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The document is a resume for Elizabeth Lauer Robison, who is pursuing a Master's degree in Counseling or Chaplaincy. She has over 30 years of experience in roles such as Guardianship Manager, Sales and Marketing Director, and Executive Director. Her experience includes areas like care assessments, crisis intervention, ensuring safe living environments, and educating guardians. She is seeking a position as a Counselor or Chaplain where she can utilize her skills and experience.
Konzervatívne listy /február 2013/
Vo februárovom vydaní Konzervatívnych listov nájdete:
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Richard Ebeling O štáte a menovej slobode
Peter Gonda S eurozónou na večné časy?
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Zuzana Zimenová Reforma vzdelávania je vecou celej spoločnosti
Stiahnite si februárové Konzervatívne listy.
Viac na www.konzervativizmus.sk
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This resume is for Caleb Bloomfield, who graduated from Loyola University New Orleans with a Bachelor's degree in English Literature and a minor in History. He has experience in event production, concert coordination, music and arts journalism. His previous work includes interning at BK Nation, where he helped coordinate live events, conducted interviews, and wrote articles on hip hop and R&B music. He is proficient in social media marketing and has a background in creative writing, music performance, and housekeeping.
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This document summarizes the design of a floating kiosk called TST 01 by Italian architects Torrisi & Procopio. The kiosk is designed to provide food service and entertainment in an aquatic environment. Its segmented shell shape is inspired by sea urchins and starfish. Key features include a diameter of 26.62 meters, timber flooring and skin, and an invisible mooring system that allows it to be fully autonomous on the water. However, the kiosk lacks a fixed anchor and has limited weather protection, so it is only suitable for use during warmer months in protected waters.
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This document provides guidance on pitching story ideas to Cincinnati magazine. It details the magazine's background and readership demographics. The executive editor encourages human interest stories and narratives over service pieces. A recent example is provided of an unusual death they covered. Editors also welcome humor pieces, such as one about efforts to curb feral hogs. Advice is given to tailor pitches to the magazine's regional focus and blend serious topics with lighter ones.
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The document provides an in-depth review of the 2007 Nissan Murano crossover vehicle. It summarizes the Murano as aiming to combine attributes of cars, trucks, and minivans in an attractive package, with the goal of appealing to a wide range of buyers. The review finds that the Murano drives well and offers ample cargo space, comfort, and features to back up its versatility, though its stiff suspension and expensive options packages are weaknesses.
gto3
The document provides a review of the 2006 Pontiac GTO. It summarizes that the GTO garnered attention on the streets of Manhattan from many observers due to its bright yellow paint job. While the GTO lacks flashy exterior design, it has outstanding power and handling due to its 6.0-liter V8 engine that allows it to accelerate from 0-60 mph in 4.7 seconds. The review concludes that the GTO is a fun, powerful muscle car that can satisfy enthusiasts who want to tap into their carefree side while driving a vehicle with big power in an unassuming package.
tokyo
The document provides summaries of 15 concept cars showcased at the 2007 Tokyo Motor Show, focusing on their eco-friendly and innovative designs. Many emphasize small size, electric power, and unique mobility solutions. Key highlights include the Audi Metroproject Quattro hybrid concept, Honda's CR-Z sports hybrid and PUYO box-like concept, and Nissan's Pivo 2 rotating cabin and Round Box convertible interactive display concepts. The concepts showcase manufacturers' visions for more sustainable personal transportation.
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BMW was an early adopter of HD Radio technology and currently offers it as an option on all of its 2007 models. HD Radio provides digital broadcast of AM and FM radio that results in improved sound quality compared to traditional analog radio. It also allows stations to broadcast multiple streams of programming on different channels. While HD Radio is free like traditional radio, supported by advertising, some initial multicasting channels were commercial-free to encourage people to buy HD Radio receivers.
supercomputerfinal
Two hedge funds are gaining access to university supercomputers through cloud networks to power their trading strategies. Stony Brook University has created a "research cloud" allowing funds to use its IBM Blue Gene supercomputers. One fund will use the machines to design trading algorithms, while another aims to spot market anomalies. Separately, a company is renting time on Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute's Blue Gene supercomputer to adapt gene analysis software for analyzing financial markets.
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The document summarizes several concept cars unveiled at the 2007 Frankfurt Auto Show that focus on alternative fuel technologies and improved fuel efficiency. These include the Audi A4 2.0 TDI e Concept with a clean diesel engine, BMW X6 Concept SUV, Ford Verve Concept previewing the next Ford Fiesta, Opel Corsa Hybrid Concept diesel-electric car, and Honda Accord Tourer Concept wagon. Other concept cars discussed are the Hyundai i-Blue hydrogen fuel cell vehicle, Mercedes-Benz B-Class F-Cell fuel cell concept, and various electric vehicles from Nissan, Volkswagen, and Volvo.
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The document discusses concepts presented at the Los Angeles Auto Show's environmental sustainability design challenge. Some concepts focused on using recyclable materials to build cars. Wild concepts included cars with body panels that could become trees after the car's life. More plausible concepts included a fashion-friendly hybrid powered by biodiesel that had recyclable body panels. While the concepts envisioned future technologies, the auto industry is already recycling over 80% of cars in the US.
mentors2
This document discusses how BNP Paribas, a large French banking group, fosters relationships with technology startups through its innovation lab called L'Atelier. Specifically, it describes how L'Atelier provides office space and mentoring to Clearbon, a San Francisco startup in the local food sector, in order to help the startup succeed while also helping BNP learn about and potentially partner with innovative companies. Rather than direct investment, L'Atelier aims to collaborate with startups and support their growth through advice and proving they have a viable business model, with the goal of creating relationships that could benefit both parties.
ghostsinthemachine2
The document discusses the emerging threat of hardware trojans - malicious code implanted directly into computer chips during the manufacturing process. This could allow attackers to manipulate data, shut down systems, or turn devices into bugs. While difficult to do, it could be done by intelligence agencies or well-funded criminals. Experts are developing techniques like hardware modeling to detect trojans in chip designs before manufacturing. Government agencies are also releasing best practices for organizations to evaluate supplier trustworthiness and mitigate these risks.
zombies2
Reed Street Productions hosts zombie-themed 5K races called Run for Your Lives to sell inventory from the co-founder's apparel company. Over 700 zombies descended on Lakewood, Colorado for an event, chasing thousands of runners. The races have been a success, with the company on track to hit $15 million in sales this year. Runners pay $80 to race through obstacles while zombies, who pay $25, chase them. Zombie slots usually sell out first. Reed Street is expanding to 13 cities this year and expects to double that in 2013, attracting people fascinated by zombies.
telecommuting2
A federal court ruling in 2012 established that telecommuting is a legitimate and reasonable workplace option that employers must consider under the Americans with Disabilities Act. In Bixby v. JPMorgan Chase, the court found that Chase had violated the ADA by denying a request from an employee to telecommute as an accommodation for his depression and anxiety. Other similar ADA cases in 2012 also showed courts accepting that telecommuting can be a viable job requirement depending on the position and responsibilities. These rulings signal that courts now recognize telecommuting as a reasonable workplace practice that employers may have difficulty denying employee requests for unless there are clear policies applied consistently.
disruptors2
The document summarizes a Meet&Greet event held by American Banker and PaymentsSource that brought together 130 payments industry executives, venture capitalists, startup founders and analysts. The event featured discussions on how established banks can learn from financial technology disruptors and opportunities for partnerships between banks and startups. Attendees included representatives from Wells Fargo Securities, BBVA Ventures and other corporate venture arms seeking deals with emerging financial technology companies.
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1) Bankers are working to refine stress testing processes that regulators began requiring after the financial crisis, with the goal of using stress tests to gain business intelligence and make better decisions.
2) Even smaller banks should perform stress tests on loan portfolios using severe hypothetical scenarios because it produces valuable knowledge about risks and opportunities, though larger banks face mandatory requirements.
3) Properly organizing loan data into mathematical models allows banks to better understand their portfolios and identify plausible risk forecasts, though commercial loans can be difficult to standardize given their variability.
cincinnatimag2
This document provides guidance on pitching story ideas to Cincinnati magazine. It details the magazine's background and readership demographics. The executive editor encourages human interest stories and narratives over service pieces. A recent example is provided of an unusual death they covered. Editors also welcome humor pieces, such as one about efforts to curb feral hogs. Advice is given to tailor pitches to the magazine's regional focus and blend serious topics with lighter ones.
seizetheconversation2
This document discusses how banks are increasingly monitoring and engaging in social media to have conversations with customers, understand feedback, and improve products and services. It provides examples of how Citi and other banks are using tools from vendors like Attensity to track mentions across various social media platforms, analyze sentiment, and even automate responses. While monitoring social media was once limited to PR firms, there are now many specialized tools and platforms that banks can use to join online discussions and apply insights to enhance customer experience and relationships.
mtvfinal
Chevrolet is partnering with MTV to promote its E85 flex-fuel vehicles. As part of the partnership, Chevrolet customized three trucks to ferry attendees to the MTV Video Music Awards, where commercials for Chevrolet's E85 vehicles will air. The partnership aims to promote ethanol as a renewable fuel that can help reduce emissions and oil dependence, though both companies acknowledge it is an interim solution and not the ultimate answer.
murano2
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gto3
The document provides a review of the 2006 Pontiac GTO. It summarizes that the GTO garnered attention on the streets of Manhattan from many observers due to its bright yellow paint job. While the GTO lacks flashy exterior design, it has outstanding power and handling due to its 6.0-liter V8 engine that allows it to accelerate from 0-60 mph in 4.7 seconds. The review concludes that the GTO is a fun, powerful muscle car that can satisfy enthusiasts who want to tap into their carefree side while driving a vehicle with big power in an unassuming package.
tokyo
The document provides summaries of 15 concept cars showcased at the 2007 Tokyo Motor Show, focusing on their eco-friendly and innovative designs. Many emphasize small size, electric power, and unique mobility solutions. Key highlights include the Audi Metroproject Quattro hybrid concept, Honda's CR-Z sports hybrid and PUYO box-like concept, and Nissan's Pivo 2 rotating cabin and Round Box convertible interactive display concepts. The concepts showcase manufacturers' visions for more sustainable personal transportation.
hdradio2
BMW was an early adopter of HD Radio technology and currently offers it as an option on all of its 2007 models. HD Radio provides digital broadcast of AM and FM radio that results in improved sound quality compared to traditional analog radio. It also allows stations to broadcast multiple streams of programming on different channels. While HD Radio is free like traditional radio, supported by advertising, some initial multicasting channels were commercial-free to encourage people to buy HD Radio receivers.
supercomputerfinal
Two hedge funds are gaining access to university supercomputers through cloud networks to power their trading strategies. Stony Brook University has created a "research cloud" allowing funds to use its IBM Blue Gene supercomputers. One fund will use the machines to design trading algorithms, while another aims to spot market anomalies. Separately, a company is renting time on Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute's Blue Gene supercomputer to adapt gene analysis software for analyzing financial markets.
frankfurteditfinal
The document summarizes several concept cars unveiled at the 2007 Frankfurt Auto Show that focus on alternative fuel technologies and improved fuel efficiency. These include the Audi A4 2.0 TDI e Concept with a clean diesel engine, BMW X6 Concept SUV, Ford Verve Concept previewing the next Ford Fiesta, Opel Corsa Hybrid Concept diesel-electric car, and Honda Accord Tourer Concept wagon. Other concept cars discussed are the Hyundai i-Blue hydrogen fuel cell vehicle, Mercedes-Benz B-Class F-Cell fuel cell concept, and various electric vehicles from Nissan, Volkswagen, and Volvo.
greenmonsters2
The document discusses concepts presented at the Los Angeles Auto Show's environmental sustainability design challenge. Some concepts focused on using recyclable materials to build cars. Wild concepts included cars with body panels that could become trees after the car's life. More plausible concepts included a fashion-friendly hybrid powered by biodiesel that had recyclable body panels. While the concepts envisioned future technologies, the auto industry is already recycling over 80% of cars in the US.
mentors2
This document discusses how BNP Paribas, a large French banking group, fosters relationships with technology startups through its innovation lab called L'Atelier. Specifically, it describes how L'Atelier provides office space and mentoring to Clearbon, a San Francisco startup in the local food sector, in order to help the startup succeed while also helping BNP learn about and potentially partner with innovative companies. Rather than direct investment, L'Atelier aims to collaborate with startups and support their growth through advice and proving they have a viable business model, with the goal of creating relationships that could benefit both parties.
ghostsinthemachine2
The document discusses the emerging threat of hardware trojans - malicious code implanted directly into computer chips during the manufacturing process. This could allow attackers to manipulate data, shut down systems, or turn devices into bugs. While difficult to do, it could be done by intelligence agencies or well-funded criminals. Experts are developing techniques like hardware modeling to detect trojans in chip designs before manufacturing. Government agencies are also releasing best practices for organizations to evaluate supplier trustworthiness and mitigate these risks.
zombies2
Reed Street Productions hosts zombie-themed 5K races called Run for Your Lives to sell inventory from the co-founder's apparel company. Over 700 zombies descended on Lakewood, Colorado for an event, chasing thousands of runners. The races have been a success, with the company on track to hit $15 million in sales this year. Runners pay $80 to race through obstacles while zombies, who pay $25, chase them. Zombie slots usually sell out first. Reed Street is expanding to 13 cities this year and expects to double that in 2013, attracting people fascinated by zombies.
telecommuting2
A federal court ruling in 2012 established that telecommuting is a legitimate and reasonable workplace option that employers must consider under the Americans with Disabilities Act. In Bixby v. JPMorgan Chase, the court found that Chase had violated the ADA by denying a request from an employee to telecommute as an accommodation for his depression and anxiety. Other similar ADA cases in 2012 also showed courts accepting that telecommuting can be a viable job requirement depending on the position and responsibilities. These rulings signal that courts now recognize telecommuting as a reasonable workplace practice that employers may have difficulty denying employee requests for unless there are clear policies applied consistently.
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The document summarizes a Meet&Greet event held by American Banker and PaymentsSource that brought together 130 payments industry executives, venture capitalists, startup founders and analysts. The event featured discussions on how established banks can learn from financial technology disruptors and opportunities for partnerships between banks and startups. Attendees included representatives from Wells Fargo Securities, BBVA Ventures and other corporate venture arms seeking deals with emerging financial technology companies.