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Tyler Denk, a prominent figure in the email newsletter world, founded Beehiiv in 2021 to help creators monetize their online followings. Unlike Substack, Beehiiv focuses on converting readers into revenue through various tools and features. Denk's bold and public approach to building Beehiiv has attracted investors and users, leading to significant growth and funding rounds. Despite challenges, Denk remains focused on achieving Beehiiv's ambitious revenue goals and supporting creators in their journey to success. [Extracted from the article]

The article from PC Pro titled "The A-List" provides a comprehensive list of the best products on the market, as selected by the editors. It covers a wide range of products, including premium laptops, business laptops, everyday laptops, Chromebooks, mini PCs, enthusiast PCs, all-in-one PCs, tablets, everyday phones, premium phones, monitors, creative workstations, webcams, home office printers, workgroup printers, wireless routers, mesh Wi-Fi systems, business Wi-Fi solutions, NAS servers, videoconferencing equipment, scanners, servers, security software, VPN services, password managers, backup solutions, VoIP services, endpoint protection, remote support tools, security appliances, and more. Each product is reviewed and evaluated based on its features, performance, and value for money. [Extracted from the article]

This document provides a comprehensive list of technology products and services, including a wide range of items such as tablets, phones, monitors, webcams, printers, wireless routers, wireless performance devices, network servers, videoconferencing equipment, scanners, security software, VPNs, password managers, backup solutions, VoIP services, network monitoring tools, and remote support software. Each product or service is described briefly, highlighting its features, performance, and price. [Extracted from the article]

This article highlights various individuals and companies in the technology industry in Washington, D.C. It emphasizes their contributions and impacts in areas such as defense research, virtual reality therapy, software supply-chain management, government procurement, home security, and government technology investment. The individuals mentioned hold positions in tech companies and organizations and work towards shaping policies related to technology, innovation, and entrepreneurship. The article also mentions their focus on diversity and inclusion in the tech industry. Notable figures and companies mentioned include Alondra Nelson, Jennifer Pahlka, Dragos, Intellibridge, Apple, and Google. [Extracted from the article]

This document provides a comprehensive list of technology products and services that have been reviewed in a magazine. The products and services cover a wide range of categories, including software, hardware, and other technology solutions. Each review offers a brief description of the product or service, along with its features and price. It presents the information objectively and respectfully, without any judgments or biases. [Extracted from the article]

The article from PC Pro titled "The A-List" provides a comprehensive list of the best products on the market, as selected by the editors. The products range from premium laptops to everyday laptops, business laptops, mini PCs, tablets, phones, monitors, and more. Each product is reviewed in detail, highlighting its features, performance, and value for money. The article caters to a diverse range of needs and preferences, offering recommendations for various categories of technology products. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the importance of calibration validation in cannabis analysis, focusing on metrics such as standard deviation, correlation coefficient, and robustness. It explains the calculation of the Standard Error of Calibration and the Standard Error of Prediction, emphasizing the latter as the best predictor of calibration quality. The process of validation is highlighted as a crucial step to assess calibration performance on unknown samples, with examples provided for an IPA in water calibration. The article concludes by emphasizing the significance of minimizing the Standard Error of Prediction while maximizing robustness for an effective calibration model. [Extracted from the article]

The article highlights the importance of engaging with local schools and educators to attract young talent to the metalcasting industry. Foundries are taking steps to expose students to the industry through tours, summer camps, and internships. It is crucial for foundries to present a clean, safe, and inviting environment to young visitors in order to overcome the stigma associated with the industry. Building relationships with teachers and administrators is also important. Gemini, a metalcasting company, actively engages with the community and provides opportunities for students to experience foundry life. They also prioritize employee engagement and creating a positive work environment. [Extracted from the article]

The article explores the author's experience with an AI venture called Rebind, where well-known individuals become AI reading companions. Rebind is an app that aims to revolutionize reading by creating interactive conversations between readers and experts in various fields. The app uses AI to generate responses from these experts, called Rebinders, and aims to make reading a more engaging experience. The article also includes interviews with Lena Dunham and John Banville, who share their concerns and reflections on AI and literature. The author expresses their own anxieties about their role as a commentator and the cultural significance of imagination and creativity. [Extracted from the article]

This document provides a comprehensive list of recommended technology products and services in various categories, including laptops, PCs, tablets, and other devices. The document offers concise summaries of each product, highlighting key features, performance, and pricing. [Extracted from the article]

This document is a valuable resource for library patrons conducting research on economic development and related topics in British Columbia, Canada. It provides a list of member organizations associated with the BC Economic Development Association, including various associations, trusts, and government entities from different regions in British Columbia. The document includes contact information for each organization, such as executive directors and email addresses. It is a comprehensive and culturally sensitive resource that can assist researchers in connecting with individuals and organizations involved in economic development in British Columbia. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the resurgence of manual transmissions in the automotive industry. While automatic SUVs, paddle-shift coupes, and gearless electric vehicles have dominated the market, a class of consumers is seeking a more visceral connection to driving and asking for manual transmissions. Established automakers and newcomers have responded by rolling out models designed to recapture this experience. Although manual transmissions only make up 2% of new vehicles sold in the US, there are still loyalists who appreciate the sensory pleasures and maneuverability that manual transmissions offer. These manual variants are also becoming more desirable in the collector market, with prices for manual cars often higher than their automatic counterparts. [Extracted from the article]

Tom Mueller is an aerospace engineer who played a significant role in the development of private space industry. After being encouraged by a math teacher in high school, Mueller pursued a degree in engineering and went on to work for aerospace companies. He eventually became a founding employee of SpaceX, where he led the company's propulsion department and designed engines for their rockets. After retiring from SpaceX, Mueller founded Impulse Space, a company focused on developing technologies for space transportation. He has made significant contributions to the field and continues to be involved in the spaceflight industry. [Extracted from the article]

Artificial intelligence (AI) is being used by companies in the food and beverage industry, such as Unilever and Brightseed, to enhance their product development. AI helps in generating new ideas, saving time and money, and improving the chances of success. It is particularly beneficial in research and development (R&D) and marketing, as it can analyze large amounts of data to uncover insights and trends. Unilever has used AI to create products like Knorr Zero Salt Stock Cubes and Hellman's Plant-Based Mayo, while Brightseed uses AI to identify bioactive compounds in plant samples and their potential impacts on human health. The article also advises companies on adopting AI, highlighting the importance of data quality, security, and involving domain experts. [Extracted from the article]

This document provides information about the 2024-2025 officers of the AIST Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting careers in the iron and steel industry. The officers include Terry G. Fedor II as President, Glenn A. Pushis as Past President, Mark R. Olson as President-Elect, Mark L. Fedor as Treasurer, Ronald E. Ashburn as Secretary, Andrew S. Bissot as Vice President - Engineering, Manufacturing Excellence and Reliability, James F. Dudek as Vice President, Jennifer J. Durbin as Vice President, Joseph Dzierzawski as Vice President of Sales and Strategy, Charles E. Greene as Retired, Benjamin E. Kowing as Vice President and Chief Technical Officer, Francesco Memoli as President and Chief Executive Officer, Lee P. Morgan as President, and Lauren Russell as Manager, Corporate Communications and Philanthropy. These officers have extensive experience and expertise in various aspects of the steel industry. The AIST Foundation aims to attract qualified professionals to the industry through educational programs and outreach efforts. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on Alan Mulally's successful turnaround of Ford Motor Company during the 2008 financial crisis. Topics include Mulally's implementation of a unified corporate consciousness, the importance of honest data and teamwork in decision-making, and his strategic initiatives such as factory closures and product line pruning that contributed to Ford's revival without government aid.

Red Bull has unveiled its first track-only car, the RB17, which is faster than their own Formula 1 machine. The RB17 is the result of 20 years of Red Bull's expertise and is a hypercar that would have beaten George Russell's pole position time at the 2024 British Grand Prix. The car features a V10 hybrid powertrain and has been designed to be enjoyed by drivers of different experience levels. It is lightweight, weighing under 900kg, and will be fully funded by Red Bull. The RB17 will be available to customers in late 2025 at a cost of £5.75m plus local taxes. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the 2024 MotorTrend Power List, which recognizes the 49 individuals who had the most influence on the car industry in 2023. It highlights the recovery from the pandemic, resulting in increased vehicle inventories and competitive pricing. Honda, Tesla, VW, and Korean automakers experienced sales gains, while the domestic industry faced contract negotiations and strikes, leading to historic gains for workers. The article also mentions challenges and delays in electric vehicle adoption, as well as changing tax credits. Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, is named the MotorTrend Person of the Year for 2024, with other influential figures including Roger Penske, McKeel Hagerty, Pham Nhat Vuong, Seetarama "Swamy" Kotagiri, and J.B. Straubel. Mary Barra, Chair and CEO of General Motors, is recognized for her leadership and contributions to the industry. The document provides a comprehensive list of influential figures in the automotive industry, including Li Shufu, Jose Muñoz, and Marie Louise "Missy" Cummings. [Extracted from the article]

J Craft is a boutique yacht yard located on the remote Swedish island of Gotland. Inspired by the classic Riva Aquaramas, J Craft builds meticulously crafted 42-foot Torpedo models with mahogany topsides and seaworthy fiberglass hulls. The yard has produced 29 boats to date, including tenders for large yachts and weekend cruisers. Each project requires extensive labor and craftsmanship, with a focus on next-generation design and engineering. The Torpedo model, starting at around $1.75 million, offers customization options and a range of features, combining vintage styling with modern technology. Other similar classic runabouts include the Wajer 44, Frauscher 1017 GT, Cockwells Grace, Comitti Venezia V31, and Van Dam Lickety Split. [Extracted from the article]

Chris Urmson is a Canadian engineer and entrepreneur who played a key role in the development of self-driving technology. He led teams that participated in the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) Grand Challenge events in the early 2000s, which helped usher in the autonomous vehicle age. Urmson joined Google in 2009 to lead its self-driving program and later founded Aurora Innovation, a startup focused on providing self-driving software for commercial transportation partners. Under Urmson's leadership, Aurora became one of the leading players in the self-driving sphere. Urmson's goal is to make transportation safer, more efficient, and more accessible through self-driving technology. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the importance of training corrections officers to respond to active shooter situations within correctional facilities. The author emphasizes that the role of a tactical team in corrections should not be limited to certain tasks, but should also include preparing for active shooter incidents. The article highlights the unique challenges of responding to an active shooter situation within a jail or prison, where officers are not armed and cannot evacuate the facility. The author argues that corrections departments must prioritize training, equipment, and support from leadership to ensure the safety of staff and inmates. [Extracted from the article]

A Harvard Business School Case Study is presented which asks "Is This the Right C-Suite Role?" Experts Rakefet Russak Aminoach, managing partner at venture capital firm TeamB, and Nadia Rawlinson, chief people officer at Slack and a board director at Vail Resorts and J. Crew Group, offer their opinions on the fictionalized scenario.

The article announces executive changes in the mineral resources and mining industry in Australia, including the appointment of Siobhan Lancaster as non-executive director at Neu Horizons Uranium Ltd., resignation of Geoff Hiller as director and chief executive of Pacific Nickel Mines Ltd., and retirement of Cathy Moses as chair of Pacgold Ltd.

The UK's most advanced car safety center, HORIBA MIRA, has undergone a £4.1 million overhaul to create a new crash test facility. The facility now includes a 170-meter-long track that can simulate car-to-car accidents at speeds of up to 70mph. The improvements also include new lighting and camera technology for accurate analysis of each simulation. This upgrade will allow UK manufacturers to test their cars to the latest safety standards without having to send them abroad. The facility is also planning to develop a sophisticated autonomous driving center and crash test lorries with a focus on protecting vulnerable car drivers. [Extracted from the article]

This article from Australia's Paydirt Magazine provides a list of recent changes and appointments in various mining companies. Some notable changes include Ian Murray joining a company as a technical director, Todd Ross becoming the managing director of DevEx Resources Ltd, and Rick Mennell being appointed as the independent non-executive chairman of Perseus Mining Ltd. The article also mentions changes in company secretaries, chief financial officers, and non-executive directors in several mining companies. Overall, the article provides an overview of recent personnel changes in the mining industry in Australia. [Extracted from the article]

This article from Fine Homebuilding addresses three different topics related to home maintenance and technology. The first topic discusses how to control mold in mini-split systems. The expert suggests checking for water damage, resolving any leaks, and using a dehumidifier if necessary. The second topic explores the installation of heat-pump water heaters (HPWHs) and addresses concerns about noise and reliability. The expert recommends isolating the HPWH from living areas and following manufacturer instructions for proper installation. The final topic focuses on home network security and provides tips for protecting personal information and preventing hacking. The expert advises avoiding unknown manufacturers, looking for devices compatible with reputable home technology platforms, and using unique passwords for network and device access. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on recent innovations in bed bug control products, highlighting ActiveGuard Mattress Liners, Nuvan ProStrips, and Aprehend as effective tools for preventing and eradicating bed bug infestations. Predictions suggest that PMPs will increasingly rely on these advanced solutions to enhance their bed bug management strategies, providing long-term prevention and efficient eradication services for their clients.

The article announces several personnel changes including the election of Michael J. Paul as American Concrete Institute (ACI) President, Scott M. Anderson as Vice President, and Corina-Maria Aldea as a new member of the ACI Board of Direction.

J5create and Hyper showcased their first Thunderbolt 5 hardware at CES 2024. Thunderbolt 5 is a more powerful I/O alternative to USB-C, offering faster speeds and the ability to connect multiple high-speed displays to laptops. The release date and cost of Thunderbolt 5 hardware will vary, with J5create aiming to ship their product in March for $499 and Hyper planning to sell their dock for $399. Thunderbolt 5 is expected to be supported in Intel's 2024 product lineup, but it may increase the cost and power consumption of laptops. [Extracted from the article]

Features JUST UP THE BEACH from Mar-a-Lago, Harmony Korine is out on the sand, wearing a horned demon mask, staring at the ocean. Subsequent movies, like Gummo and Trash Humpers, went further, doing away with narrative almost entirely, even while Korine often employed non-actors and other techniques to make the films feel, well, real. Was Leonardo DiCaprio really a cameraman on Korine's lost film, Fight Harm, a comedy consisting entirely of footage of Korine starting fights with strangers on the street? It's a design collective; it's a creative factory; it makes movies that are not really movies, movies that are closer to video games, that sometimes are actually playable as video games. [Extracted from the article]

There will be a further 60th anniversary special edition, based on the regular, tarmac-orientated Huracán, but this will be the last new, independent model line, sold alongside the Evo, Tecnica and STO before all production ends later in 2024. Given how predictable the handling felt on the tarmac sections of the circuit, there's every chance this will be a rewarding, playful car on a good road, with an extra dynamic dimension over a regular Huracán. DESERT SHIELD: Lamborghini bids farewell to the Huracán by unleashing the most extreme version of all. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the evolution of the SIX EASY STEPS program, a nutrient management program for the sugarcane industry in Australia. The program, developed by Professor Bernard Schroeder and his team, provides guidelines for customizing nutrient management planning based on soil properties and block or paddock variables. The program has been supported by various industry organizations and has undergone changes over the years to incorporate new scientific evidence. The article also mentions the challenges faced by the program, including government regulations and the focus on nitrogen use efficiency. Overall, the SIX EASY STEPS program is seen as a valuable tool for sugarcane growers in managing their crops. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the importance of adopting energy efficiency technologies in the maritime industry to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and meet the International Maritime Organisation's targets for decarbonization. While some shipowners have already implemented energy-saving technologies, there is still a need for widespread adoption and analysis of real-world performance data. The article highlights various energy efficiency technologies available, such as rigid wing sails and waste heat recovery solutions, and emphasizes the importance of verified performance data and overcoming technical, economic, and regulatory barriers to adoption. Ultimately, informed and data-led decisions will determine the industry's progress towards decarbonization. [Extracted from the article]

35 STEVE MARSH Director, Global Manufacturing Operations, JLR #34 IN 2022 THESE are busy times at JLR, as the "Reimagine strategy" resharpens the focus on the firm's brands and fast-tracks different elements, such as luxury and electrification, at different rates, depending on the brands concerned. 43 DUNCAN TAIT Chief Executive Officer, Inchcape #33 IN 2022 YOU may have heard of Inchcape as a big dealership group, but in fact the brand's significance - and the placing here for its CEO Duncan Tait - is based on the powerhouse distribution network that backs up its retail division. 29 PETER HORBURY Senior Vice President, Executive Advisor, Design, Group Lotus #27 IN 2022 LOTUS has a history of showing concepts for cars that never reach production - but that's changed under the ownership of Chinese firm Geely, and the British brand's executive design advisor Peter Horbury probably relishes the prospect of finishing off a few new models. Slaughter, who joined Ford after a stint as CEO of transmissions company Getrag, was in the team that secured deals for the low-carbon steel to be used in Ford's Explorer crossover, due to enter production at the company's plant in Cologne later this year. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses that the ConnexITy Consortium, led by the French utility firm Électricité de France (EDF), has built a template of a digital twin of a turbo generator. ConnexITy's parent firm EDF operates many nuclear power plants in France, the US, and the United Kingdom. It mentions that digital twins can provide improvements throughout the lifecycle of modular nuclear reactors, from initial development to operation and even decommissioning.

The article announces various promotions, retirements, and appointments in different fields and industries including Chris Campbell named president of Centier Bank, Lindsay Matthys hired as associate account manager at Healy Group, and Ambrose Kamya hired as founder of Kinga Safety.

"Where is the intelligence in generative AI if it'sgetting things wrong?" Real World Computing That generative AI is now a thing cannot have escaped your attention. I mentioned how security researchers had, more than six months ago now, created malware code using ChatGPT that was polymorphic: it used a different code iteration from attack to attack. [Extracted from the article]