.1, 48.8 and at 49.2, respectively are generally lower than February level. The silver lining is that stimulus measures in terms of additional public investment and appropriate policy support (monetary and fiscal) for building of infrastructure, real estate, ports and ship building and other steel intensive sectors would continue unabated in the US, Germany, Japan, China, Indonesia, the UAE, Saudi Arabia and India. This factor alone would make the deceleration in specific sectors rather short lived.IBM have released the world's smallest movie: A Boy and His Atom. The movie really is made from atoms forming the 'pixels' of the movie. It's well worth sharing this with kids and also the'making of' video that the IBM team have also put together. They have made it very accessible and understandable for children and a general audience.
Then we get the'making of' story which explains how the movie was made by moving around actual atoms to make a picture. It also tries to give an idea of how tiny atoms are.
What I really like about the video is the way they have managed to explain the research that their bit of fun is really part of. They are trying to find ways to dramatically increase the capacity of our storage devices by making transistors really, really small.
This is a problem that will make sense to kids and makes nanotechnology very understandable.
Definitely worth sharing with any kids you know to encourage an interest in science. I'm keen to make sure my kids have as broad a view as possible about all the kinds of careers that are available in technology.
The video itself is also a call to encourage more kids to take up a career in science.A FIREFIGHTER has reached his fundraising goal ahead of his charity channel swim at the end of this month.
Steve Marshall 48, is tackling the nautical challenge in the week commencing Sunday, August 27, to raise money for his friend Andy Shaw, 46, who is battling lung cancer.
He set a £1,000 fundraising target online ahead of the challenge and has now beat the mark, having collected £1,095.
The money will go helping Mr Shaw, from Haslingden, and his family during this period.
Having reached the fundraising goal, Mr Marshall is confident of completing the challenge.
The father-of-two from Helmshore said: "I just thought if I could raise a bit of money to help him.
"I'm nervous about it but I'm not going down there to fail.
"It will certainly be a conversation starter."
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Any chance you could post the Stack Trace as well?
why do you save the returned reference to the modal as an array of components?
unable "component.find('overlayPanel')" inside the modal body. so we are storing an instance of it as an attribute to use it onclick of the button inside the modal body.
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Learn MoreIWLCA Division III Poll: Salisbury Takes Top Marks
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The 2013 defending National Champion, Salisbury University, sits alone at the top of the IWLCA's Division III Week 1 regular season poll with all 400 first place votes. Trinity College, Middlebury College and SUNY Cortland, all 2013 NCAA final four teams, finish out the top four spots, respectively.
Also receiving votes: Williams College, Stevenson University, Christopher Newport University, Occidental College, Augustana College, Tufts Univesity, Messiah College, Rowan University.
This is the first weekly regular season poll for Division III. The next poll will be released on Monday, March 10.comments powered by DisqusALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — A New Mexico federal judge has refused to dismiss an eye surgery clinic’s bad faith claims in a COVID-19 coverage action, ruling that it plausibly alleged Transportation Insurance Co. did not fairly investigate its claim.
In an Oct. 12 order, Judge Kea W. Riggs explained that Albuquerque Ambulatory Eye Surgery Center LLC’s claim “is not entirely foreclosed even in the absence of coverage under the policy.” The judge also allowed the plaintiff to amend its complaint to plausibly allege “direct physical loss” of covered property.
Where are lossless airplay headphones?
I have some lossless wireless sennheiser headphones I use at home for music and tv (don’t want lossy Bluetooth headphones for this use case). They’re great, but there are several steps I need to take each time I want to use them, depending on what I want to listen to, and a lot of times I just end up not bothering. I think it would be ideal if Apple or someone made high end airplay (via WiFi not bluetooth) headphones. Like homepods for my ears. How come I haven’t seen any yet? Is there a technical obstacle? Battery life?
No actual humans can tell the difference and Apple doesn’t feel like ripping off suckers who think they can?
Your kind always seem to be the first to respond. You guys are so diligent on the internet.
If by “your kind” you mean physicists, then yes.
Physicists diligently troll on the internet? Learn something new every day.
Physicists are diligent on the internet? Learn something new every day.
One would hope you'd be learning some physics.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but the AirPods supports AAC, so if your songs are in AAC format, they are literally streamed as is to the Airpods. It will only fallback to old bluetooth SBC codec when paired with other devices (like an Android phone).
That’s what I understand as well. But my songs are all in ALAC (lossless), and my TV audio is also not AAC.
All audio transmitted by airplay is re-encoded to 44.1 kHz 16 bit ALAC. Any audio file - mp3, AAC, oog, even ALAC that isn't 44.1, 16 bit - that is transmitted over AirPlay has to be re-encoded to that format. Besides 'transcoding' lossy audio to this lossless format, even higher resolution lossless audio (88.2 kHz, 96 kHz, and higher bitrates) must be downsampled to 44.1 kHz, 16 bit to be played on AirPlay. This is a serious limitation because regardless of what audio you are playing, your data throughput is always pretty high: 706 kbps, all-day every day.
As you mentioned, there are no AirPlay headphones. AirPlay servers (like in your AirPlay router or Apple TV) are only hosted on wifi networks. Because AirPlay has such high data throughput requirements (especially if it's also transmitting video), AirPlay necessarily requires the speed and connection of a wifi network and likely wouldn't be useful on a low-energy mobile medium like Bluetooth.
So the probably biggest reason airplay headphones don’t exist is because they need to always be connected to a WiFi network, meaning they can’t really go outside since they can’t connect directly to an iPhone or iPad. I didn’t really think about this because home is the only place I’d want to use them. Still, I can see why this would be too big of a limitation for Apple to want to make one of these. Perhaps a third party, hopefully.
Apple won't make something like this because it sounds like too much messing around. Remember Apple tend to go by what they and their engineers find along with tons and tons of market research. This explains why iTunes file are still 256kbps - there's a reason - as