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The snom ONE IP PBX portfolio featuring the software based snom ONE IP PBX as well as snom ONE plus IP PBX appliance.
Also on display in this photo are several of snom's endpoint portfolio which can be integrated with the snom ONE IP PBX including two snom M9 cordles DECT phones with a base station, snom 821 and snom 720 desktop phones.
A UA 360 Automatic Universal Head 1°x1° 60kW RPM4.500
Fix Ram=500x400
X=3.000 - Y=2.600 - Z=1.500
Rotary Table 15Ton B=1.600x2.000
CNC Heidenhain iTNC640-HSCI
JT - Chip Conveyor
LHS-T - LAZZATI Hydrostatic System for T-Type
DCE – Digitalized Control of Endpoints
DPS – Double Pinion System for X & B axes movement
DSR – Dynamic Setting of Axis
LES – LAZZATI Energy Saving
LFC – LAZZATI Feed Control
LRD – LAZZATI Remote Diagnosis
O CM - LAZZATI Collision monitoring
O RT3D - RTCP Management of the Heads in the space 3D
TCS – Thermal Control System
Wichita Falls is easily the largest city on US 287 between Amarillo and Dallas, and is very close to the Oklahoma state line.
Wichita Falls is also I-44's western endpoint, though really it's more of a north/south highway between Wichita Falls and Oklahoma City. This can lead to some serious head scratching when "westbound" I-44 merges with southbound US 287 for a few miles before finally ending. The actual road is going southeast at this point!
Hammerfest - Melkøya.
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The industrial island is the endpoint of the undersea pipeline that transports natural gas from the Snøhvit natural gas fields in the Barents Sea..
The gas goes through the 168-kilometre (104 mi) long pipeline to the processing station on Melkøya where it is converted into liquefied natural gas..
The plant opened in 2007 and it is operated by Statoil.
Yet another in my interminable collection of rollercoaster photos, This is the endpoint of Speed in Las Vegas. Sort of. The coaster shoots off super fast, goes through a loop, then climbs this vertical. Then it does it all again backwards. Wheeee.
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Mayor Casinabe and Deputy Project Director Moises H. Butic having conservation at the endpoint (o.oookm) access road.
David Park, Endpoint Security Specialist at Dell. Talk: "Zero-ing In on Zero Day with Artificial Intelligence." See him in action in the video recording: www.youtube.com/channel/UC9Q5fsUuFLilqLtZVs27PKg
715 // August 25, 2010
With the Sangre de Christo Mountains in the east and the San Juan Mountains to the west., this 16-mile stretch of highway ends at the northern endpoint of the Sand Dunes.
This view is looking north, directly at the Sangre de Christo mountain range.
A UA 360 Automatic Universal Head 1°x1° 60kW RPM4.500
Fix Ram=500x400
X=3.000 - Y=2.600 - Z=1.500
Rotary Table 15Ton B=1.600x2.000
CNC Heidenhain iTNC640-HSCI
JT - Chip Conveyor
LHS-T - LAZZATI Hydrostatic System for T-Type
DCE – Digitalized Control of Endpoints
DPS – Double Pinion System for X & B axes movement
DSR – Dynamic Setting of Axis
LES – LAZZATI Energy Saving
LFC – LAZZATI Feed Control
LRD – LAZZATI Remote Diagnosis
O CM - LAZZATI Collision monitoring
O RT3D - RTCP Management of the Heads in the space 3D
TCS – Thermal Control System
The industrial island is the endpoint of the undersea pipeline that transports natural gas from the Snøhvit natural gas fields in the Barents Sea. The gas goes through the 168-kilometre (104 mi) long pipeline to the processing plant Hammerfest LNG on Melkøya where it is converted into liquefied natural gas which is exported from Melkøya to world markets by a LNG gas carrier or tanker.
I was awarded a patent for some research work I did in the late 1990's for Avaya on optimization algorithms for routing of telephone calls with smart network services rather than smart endpoint equipment using dumb networks.
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David Park, Endpoint Security Specialist at Dell. Talk: "Zero-ing In on Zero Day with Artificial Intelligence." See him in action in the video recording: www.youtube.com/channel/UC9Q5fsUuFLilqLtZVs27PKg
David Park, Endpoint Security Specialist at Dell. Talk: "Zero-ing In on Zero Day with Artificial Intelligence." See him in action in the video recording: www.youtube.com/channel/UC9Q5fsUuFLilqLtZVs27PKg
Robert Shaw, CyberSecurity Specialist at Dell. Speech Title: "Threat Intelligence to Protect Between Your Endpoints To The Cloud!" See him in action in the video recording: www.youtube.com/channel/UC9Q5fsUuFLilqLtZVs27PKg
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The industrial island is the endpoint of the undersea pipeline that transports natural gas from the Snøhvit natural gas fields in the Barents Sea. The gas goes through the 168-kilometre (104 mi) long pipeline to the processing plant Hammerfest LNG on Melkøya where it is converted into liquefied natural gas which is exported from Melkøya to world markets by a LNG gas carrier or tanker.
William Tarpeh meets you with an easy warmth. In his Stanford lab he carries himself with a quiet sense of joy, as if the work around him is a puzzle he never tires of turning over. Beakers, tubes, and small electrochemical rigs surround him. The place hums with experiments, yet he seems calm in the middle of it all. There is a spark in his eyes that suggests he still cannot believe the world lets him do this for a living.
He grew up in Virginia and went through Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology, a place packed with restless young engineers. At Stanford he studied chemical engineering and picked up a minor in African studies, drawn to the way science intersects with social realities. He pushed deeper into environmental engineering at Berkeley, where he earned both his master’s and his doctorate. Those years shaped the questions that now define his career. How do you take something society ignores and turn it into a resource. How do you build systems that reclaim value from the streams that disappear behind pipes and treatment plants.
His specialty is wastewater, though he talks about it in a way that makes it feel like a living system. He studies the chemistry of urine and industrial effluents with the precision of an engineer and the curiosity of someone who enjoys figuring things out from first principles. Nitrogen, ammonia, disinfectants, valuable compounds. His lab develops ways to extract them and convert them into usable products. Fertilizer that can support local agriculture. Disinfectants that can be made on site. Tools that could give communities more control over their own resources.
The devices in his lab look deceptively simple. Small reactors. Tailored membranes. Electrochemical cells that shepherd ions along clean paths. Beneath that simplicity sits an enormous amount of thinking. He designs systems that can work in the real world. Not just in ideal lab conditions, but out in the field, where water chemistry shifts, maintenance is unpredictable, and budgets are tight. His team tests these technologies in California and abroad, measuring how they behave under pressure and how they might scale.
Talking with him, you sense the way he balances rigor with optimism. He lights up when describing the moment an extraction method achieves a clean separation or when a pilot system produces its first useful product. His excitement is infectious. You can almost see the chain of possibilities expanding in his mind. He rarely talks about accolades, though he received a MacArthur Fellowship in 2025. That recognition captured something real about his work. It is inventive but firmly rooted in practical needs. It aims to make life better for people who rarely see the benefits of advanced engineering.
Photographing him reveals his mix of calm and curiosity. One moment he leans into the science with total focus. The next he lifts his head and breaks into an amused smile. He gives the impression of someone who honors the complexity of the world but still approaches it with a kind of delight. The lab around him becomes a landscape of small mysteries waiting to be solved.
William Tarpeh is reshaping how we think about waste. He treats it not as an endpoint but as a starting point. Something filled with potential. Standing with him in the soft light of the lab, you feel that sense of possibility settling in. The sense that the systems we take for granted could be rebuilt with more intelligence, more imagination, and more humanity.