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Not only does this book have the pages printed in the wrong order without page numbers, including repeating pages, it keeps saying this in the margin without any apparent errata slip or section. Yes, I see the error.
... cada vez veo menos errores en windows 2000(recuerdo muchos mas en windows 3.11, 95, 98.. y no se diga en el ME) , pero de vez en vez se presentan :), aqui la queja... y la solucion (un fixmbr fue suficiente). El windows XP solo lo utilizo para jugar AGE III :p.
A Challenge for Upper Austrian Fire Brigades - The Emergency Error Battle - will be staged on Saturday, September 8, 2018 at this year’s Ars Electronica Festival. Teams made up of the men and women of fire departments throughout Upper Austria will face off amidst POSTCITY’s spiral packet chutes and put their skills to the test. In addition to the usual events that make up these competitions, participating teams will face some unusual challenges—tests designed to give an audience of festivalgoers as well as the competitors themselves an impression of how firefighters in the not-too-distant future will be deploying and directing their technical equipment. One of the challenges will include a task that has to be solved with the help of a Brain Computer Interface by g.tec medical engineering.
Fotocredit: g.tec medical engineering GmbH
Over breakfast this morning, I had the pleasure of hearing Sarah Murray talk about food. Although the subject wasn't my croissants and coffee, her new book covers almost everything else: Moveable Feasts: From Ancient Rome to the 21st Century, the Incredible Journeys of the Food We Eat.
In the photo above she is demonstrating the tiffin lunchbox in which hundreds of thousands of Indians receive their daily lunches through a hub-and-spoke network with an efficiency and error rate worthy of study by FedEx. (I won't attempt to retell the story here, but indeed even the Six Sigma Institute took a close look at the amazing "dabbawala" system).
From olive oil to bananas to boneless salmon, Sarah's talk was full of illuminating facts and figures. Much of this goes against conventional wisdom, particularly with regard to "carbon footprints" (the greenhouse gases produced in an activity).
One (allegedly delicious) example comes from Walker's Smoky Bacon potato crisps (i.e. chips):
- One bag has a carbon footprint of 74g
- Only 9% of that comes from transportation and distribution
- Largest source of CO2 is the frying/cooking of the potatoes, which takes much more energy with wet potatoes
- Farmers are paid on weight, so their incentive is to keep potatoes moist ( and farmers thus store potatoes in heated greenhouses, further using energy/producing CO2)
- Thus changing the pricing system away from wet weight would simulatenously benefit the farmers and the potato chip manufacturers, not to mention the environment.
Similarly, by filling trucks and containers more efficiently, load optimization software has arguable had a bigger impact on CO2 reduction than has local food production. Some may spin this as an argument for "big food," but it also offers hope for local/regional alliances of food producers to coordinate distribution more efficiently .
Ms. Murray doesn't pretend to provide simple solutions to these complicated issues, but her rich treatment of the subject offers insights for people from across the political and environmental spectrum.
While the subject is food, the book has tremendous relevance to the present debates over globalization, trade policy, biofuels, and national security. And of course I equally recommend it for all those who enjoy learning more about the often surprising provenance of the food they put in their mouths.
Sarah Murray's book is available here from Amazon. My thanks to the Aspen Institute for organizing this event.
I’ve got an undersized little itty bitty cranium
Overflowing with little rivers that drip drip drip
From side to side
Different colors shapes and sizes
Great sense of vision
No sense of time and numbers
I’ve got a petite good great idea
Wouldn’t it be nice to know?
All the reasons why
Why oh why oh why
I just honestly couldn’t describe
I can’t tie any two ropes together
But I try
Make things
See things
Do great things
As you flow down any
of my strings of streams
of streams
Same as previous, just what happens if there was an error in the loginprocess. Trying to simplify the error and send a new password if needed.
The train information at Salisbury station was up the spout again. I've lost count of the number of times I've seen a Windows NT (yes, they're still running NT) error on those screens. No wonder our trains are so unreliable, and nobody seems to know what's happening...
Even though I'm attempting to install the Flock'd version of the Filterset.G extension from www.outraged-artists.com/flockd/list.php I am getting this error. Anybody know what's up with that?
pueden creer que esto fue un error de impresion de esos que arrojan las impresoras cuando se ponen ariscas? obviamente guarde el recuerdo
digamos que es una forma de arte
un error computacional
un glitch!
Ocariz: Hubo un error en el comunicado de la MUD del diálogo con “personas detenidas” t.co/eWyt1nBJmn #Politica #ACN (via Twitter twitter.com/AgenciaCN/status/798648047206952960)
TomTom got the street and location right, but for some reason moves us to a different town altogether. This is in the "Where am I screen", intended to give a location for emergency services.
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