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Katy Perry And John Mayer Back-On!
Katy Perry and John Mayer are back-on! The on-off couple held hands and cuddled-up to one another at Girls star Allison Williams wedding this weekend. And although they arrived separately they were inseparable when they got inside the lavish Wyoming ceremony. The only time the lovebirds separated themselves from each… Read More
Allison Williams Marries Ricky Van Veen
Allison Williams marries her boyfriend Ricky Van Veen. The Girls star posted some stunning image via her Instagram on her wedding day that she captioned: “9.19.15”. Dressed in a handmade couture Oscar de la Renta gown, the actress looked incredible as she smiled while walking down a country lane hand-in-hand… Read More
Kate Upton’s Cleavage Steals The Show!
Kate Upton and her famous cleavage stole the show in New York on Wednesday night. Fashionistas descended on the annual Harper’s Bazaar Evening of Fantasy Celebrating Icons to see the best clothes on display. But it was Kate Upton, 23, who really turned heads with her cleavage boosting dress. And… Read More
Katy Perry Does Burning Man!
Katy Perry took in Burning Man this year. The superstar swapped her normal luxurious lifestyle for the hedonistic festival at Nevada’s Black Rock Desert. And the performer tried to navigate the difficult terrain on a Segway. The popular 30-year-old singer shared a video on Instagram which saw her take a… Read More
Katy Perry Parties With Rihanna!
Katy Perry Parties With Rihanna! Katy Perry and Rihanna enjoyed a party night together in New York. The two stars — who were at one time rumored to have fallen-out — seem like they are BFF’s again. Because they were photographed getting out of a Sprinter van together into the… Read More
Katy Perry Slams Taylor Swift On Twitter-‘She’s a hypocrite’
This story just keeps getting better and better! Katy Perry Slams Taylor Swift On Twitter-‘She’s a hypocrite’! Perry has not joined in on the Twitter cat fight between Minaj and Swift, and the didn’t hold anything back! “Finding it ironic to parade the pit women against other women argument about… Read More
Katy Perry Forbes Cover: “I’m A Boss!”
The 30 year old “Roar” singer is making clear that she isn’t afraid to embrace her success! Katy Perry Forbes Cover: “I’m A Boss!” Perry recently landed the cover for the Forbes Celebrity 100 list of the top paid celebrities. Perry made the list alongside A list celebrities such as Taylor Swift… Read More
Katy Perry Convent Purchase in L.A.: Denied!
Although recently named one of Hollywood’s top paid celebrities by Forbes, Katy Perry is learning that being a celebrity sometimes won’t get you everything you want. L.A. area nuns say NO to Katy Perry Convent Purchase in L.A! Dlisted.com (Via The Los Angeles Times) is reporting that Katy perry had… Read More
Katy Perry Marriage Ended With Text Message!
The “30” year old singer got candid recently about her marriage to ex, Russell Brand, and she didn’t hold back! Katy Perry Marriage Ended With Text Message! The 3o year old “Dark Horse” singer recently sat down with The Daily Telegraph and got candid when it came time to talk about her ex Russell… Read More

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Publisher: Israel, Mossad HaRav Kook: 1965
Edition: In Hebrew. Biblio footnotes. Index.
Item #: 001653
ISBN: 9, 194
title cont: ha-tana'im [me-et] Shemu'el Klain; mi-Germanit, H. Bar-Deroma. (Studies in the Geography of Eretz Israel: The Geography of Eretz Israel, by Hirsh Hildesheimer. The Boundaries of Eretz Israel According to the Tannaim, by Samuel Klein. Translated from the German by H. Bar-Daroma). View more info
Publisher: Jerusalem, B.E.R. Pub: 1958
Edition: title cont: to the Sources. In Hebrew. 6 maps; 34 pp of black & white photos.
Item #: 002479
title cont: Ve-zeh gevul ha-arets : gevuloteha ha-amitiyim shel Erets Yisrael la-or ha-mekorot. View more info
Publisher: Tel-Aviv, Devir: 1927
Edition: In Hebrew. Biblio. Brawer, 1884-1975, Israel geographer & historian. 1st modern regional geography of Erets Israel.
Item #: 001589
Condition: Yellowing. Folding map missing
Publisher: Israel, Mosad Byalik: 1967
Edition: In Hebrew. Folding map.
Item #: 000322
ISBN: 14, 447
Condition: Edges soiled
title cont: of Israel - A Study in the Historical Geography of the Bible). View more info
Publisher: Paris, Michel Levy Freres: 1868
Edition: In French. Indexes. Neubauer, 1831-1907, scholar, author, librarian & bibliographer.
Item #: 015423
Condition: Hinges mended with white tape; backstrip replaced; edges chipped
condition cont: fly leaves spotted; slight spotting throughout text. View more info
Publisher: NY, D. Appleton: 1861
Item #: 001894
Condition: Top of spine worn down & frayed; bottom of spine worn & frayed

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text: Police in Richmond say an Irvine man has been charged with fraud after an arrest warrant was served on him when he went to the police station to get a vehicle out of impound. 32-year-old Dennis Wright was charged with theft by deception on Thursday. Police say in November, he gave Autoland on East Main Street a check a little of 2 thousand to cash and take his $400 car payment out of. The check was made out to Wright from Oregon and he said it was a payroll check. The owner cashed the check, took out the car payment then gave Wright the rest. But the check was returned to Autoland as a fake.

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With these two adult seagulls this is a less than friendly encounter. One seagull has already picked up a herring and the other wants the herring. Or maybe the other gull had the herring and this one stole the herring. Either way it is not an “adult teaching a young”.
Learn by observation or by doing? In the case an adult bald eagle has come down and picked up dinner from the surface and a young eagle is right on its tail to try and duplicate the action. Tomorrow’s post less so….
I posted a photo on August 26th of a grizzly bear and a deer that were in knee deep water and said: The chance of a bear catching deer is so low it is not worth wasting the energy trying. As proof of that statement here is a grizzly and deer almost side-by-side on dry land and still the grizzly has no interest.
Where else would you rather be on a hot July day if you were wearing a fur coat. This behaviour is partially to cool down and also for the mother to get the cub to “like” the water. I have mentioned in other blog postings that cubs seem to have an aversion to getting wet but I have also seen mothers intentionally sit in the water to encourage their cubs.
I have tried over the years to parallel a pod of dolphins but they have their own idea of fun. Their plan is to either ride our bow wave of stick their nose right into the prop wash of the motor. The blackness in the water to the right of the dorsal fin is a third dolphin coming in for a check on our prop. I have developed my own idea (no scientific proof) why dolphins like the prop wash and it is the same reason why people like the water jets in a hot tub – they feel good.
These two cubs were at the top of the beach on a steep rock bank. When were first arrived we though that we might have scared them off the beach but soon learned that they were trying to get to their mother on the beach. We waited and they did manage climb down and show no interest in our boat. The beach appeared to be a new experience for them and we were just part of that experience. If the mother shows no fear then the cubs have the same attitude.
This mother black bear was concerned with our presence in the boat. The reason for her concern was because she is a mother and tomorrows post shows the problem….
Using the grizzly bear viewing stands after August 24th requires a short drive from the river estuary to the stands. On the drive we pass by the man-made spawning channel that contains thousands of salmon and many grizzly bears feeding. On this day a bear was standing on the road looking down into the channel to see if it was safe to continue down the bank to fish. It is a minor problem when grizzly bear viewing is delayed by grizzly bears.
Spring grizzly bears grazing on the sedge grass in the Glendale River estuary. This mother and cubs were frequent visitors to the estuary because of the protein rich grass and the good beach for rolling rocks for a different protein. Triplets are reasonably common and on occasion a mother with four cubs will pass through our viewing area. The reason the bear population is increasing is the number of births some of which are multiple births and with the abundance of food means most of the cubs survive. It is an interesting circle because when a pregnant bear hibernates if it is in good health (because of lots of food) the eggs are not absorbed and therefore more bears give birth and so on.
Not a good photo to be used for whale identification as IDs are based on the underside of the tail, which is called flukes with each side or lobe called a fluke. However this is a good photo if you are in the boat and a whale is coming toward you and dives close to the boat and you know that is is passing under your boat.


Ohio State, needing another win to become Bowl eligibile, traveled to Michigan State to try and earn it on the road.
TBDBITL made the trip to Spartan Stadium.
Ohio State honored the memory of Brandon Fuss-Cheatham's mother who was killed in an automobile accident last week, displaying Brandon's number 2 on their helmets.
The Buckeye captains were first out of the tunnel.
Then Jim Tressel led the team out onto the field.
Ashton Youboty got things started for the second week in-a-row with this interception.
Shortly after Ted Ginn scored on a 17-yard reverse, he took this punt back 60 yards to put the Buckeyes up 14-0.
Mike Nugent added this long field goal later in the first quarter to make it 17-0
It's Brutus being Brutus!
Tressel and Smith mull over the play sheet as Justin Zwick stands behind them.
A.J. Hawk, Brandon Mitchel and Youboty combine on the tackle on this play.
Ginn effectively uses a stiff arm during a catch for a short gain.
Troy Smith ran the ball 13 times for 34 yards.
Maurice Hall carried 11 times for 83 yards in the game.
Ginn was spinning and twisting for extra yardage after the catch on this play. He caught four passes for 77 yards in the game.
Carpenter making one his team-high 13 tackles with an assist from Hawk on this play.
Smith throwing out of his own end zone late in the game after a MSU punt pinned the Buckeyes at their own one. He completed 13 of 21 attempts for 138 yards and one touchdown.
Coach Tressel no doubt looking for one of his Ginn plays on his sheet.
The Buckeye defense played tough down the stretch but still gave up a late MSU field goal.
The Buckeyes trailed 19-17 for the first time in the game with just over three minutes left in the contest.
Ginn eventually had his number called again and delivered on a 58-yard slant pattern that went for a touchdown.
Hawk's fantastic grab for an interception came next.
Hall has continued to play big down the stretch for Ohio State. His 51-yard touchdown scamper helped to seal the victory.
Ginn is about to be swept away by ESPN's Holly Rowe for a post-game interview.
And he handled the interview like a veteran.
And the Buckeyes gathered in the corner of the end zone with the band and their fans to sing Carmen O-Hi-O.


We know Bentley is working on converting all if its models to electric by 2025 and will introduce an all new four-door coupe sometime next decade. But, according to reports, the next in line to get an electric powertrain is the Mulsanne, which was last updated almost 8 years ago. Touted to be introduced by 2020, the next generation Bentley Mulsanne will be based on a completely new platform and we think it's about time that Mulsanne gets to show off its mettle rather than being in the shadow of the Phantom.
According to a report, Bentley is mulling over either a replacement to the Mulsanne or go for an all-electric Mulsanne to be based on the new platform, which also underpins the Porsche Mission E. Moreover, with Bentley's arch rival Aston Martin also working on an electric version of the Lagonda, the VW-owned brand will most likely go for the electric alternative. While the Lagonda electric is slated for a 2020 debut, Bentley could most likely introduce its electric Mulsanne around the same period.
At this year's Geneva Motor Show, Bentley showcased its hybrid version of the Bentayga SUV, which is slated for a launch later this year. This is in line with Volkswagen's aim to introduce electric versions of its models in its portfolio by 2025. Moreover, Bentley is working on a new electric flagship offering which will have a new design direction with a distinct Bentley styling. The company hopes to retain its distinct design language while adopting a newer and cleaner technology under the bodywork.


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Welcome to the first Pittsburgh Pirates mailbag of 2020 here at Rum Bunter!
It may be a new here, but here at Rum Bunter we have the same Pittsburgh Pirates mailbag, and it is time for the first one of the new year. Will Starling Marte be on the Pirate roster come Spring Training? Is Colin Moran the answer at third base? Will Chad Kuhl be a starter or a reliever? And more in this week’s mailbag.
As always, a big thank you to everyone who submitted questions this week and participated. Now, let’s dive in!
While Marte has yet to be traded, it will still be a surprise if the Pirates do not move their star center fielder.
Marte is controlled through 2021. And while the Pirates are not devoid of talent, they are at least still a year or two away from truly being competitive again. So, the smart move for the Pirates and Marte is to trade him to help bring in young talent.
If this were a normal off-season, i.e. not one in which a new general manager was hired in November, odds are Marte would have been traded by now. However, Ben Cherington started behind the eight ball to an extent due to not being on the job until November. That is something we will discuss in a later question.
Long term? No, Moran is not the long term answer at third base. If all goes according to plan, that is Ke’Bryan Hayes.
Moran was one of the key pieces, along with Joe Musgrove, when the Pirates traded Gerrit Cole to the Houston Astros prior to the start of the 2018 season. The past two seasons Moran has been given every opportunity to seize the third base job, but he has failed to do so.
In two seasons with the Pirates Moran has slashed .271/.331/.419 with a 7.1% walk rate and a .142 ISO. While he has done a nice job of making contact, he has hit for almost zero power and has struggled to get on base. Also, his defense has been abysmal at third base leading to him owning just a 0.8 fWAR in two seasons as a Pirate.
Again, Hayes is the long term answer at third base. At least the Pirates hope so. At this point, Moran is nothing more than a stop gap until Hayes arrives in Pittsburgh which will hopefully be some time this summer.
This is a tough question for a few reasons. First off, Kuhl’s talent is undeniable and it is tough to give up on guys like that as a starter. However, he has not pitched in going on two full calendar years so who knows what his stuff will be like. Also, his stuff could be dominate out of the bullpen. Second, it could also hinge on who else the Pirates add to the roster between now and the start of the season.
Pre-injury, Kuhl possessed a power fastball and a wicked slider. If he could lean on that slider more and have improved fastball command, he could be an excellent middle of the rotation starting pitcher. That said, who knows what Kuhl will be like returning from Tommy John Surgery.
Also, if the Pirates add another starting pitcher that could impact Kuhl. Right now Musgrove, Chris Archer, Mitch Keller, and Trevor Williams all appear locked into the Pirate starting rotation. So, adding another starter could bump Kuhl to the bullpen.
Ultimately, Kuhl’s fate may come down to how he looks in Spring Training. Personally, I would like to see Kuhl move to the bullpen where he could be dominant.
Well, first of, remember, it is just January 7th. For example, both the Andrew McCutchen and Gerrit Cole trades happened later in the month of January than this. There is still over a month until pitchers and catchers report to Bradenton.
You also have to take into consideration that Cherington was not hired as GM until mid-November. As a result, he missed the GM meetings. Typically, the GM meetings lay the groundwork for moves to be made at the Winter Meetings. Well, for Cherington, the Winter Meetings were his GM meetings.
Now that the appropriate legwork has been done, you can expect the team to swing a few trades before the season starts. In addition to Marte, Adam Frazier and Keone Kela are also being shopped heavily. It would not be a shocker to see Kyle Crick moved, either.
Patience, my friends, patience.
Well, that depends on who you ask. A lot of fans, myself included, are feeling hopeful about the direction in which the franchise is trending. Cherington was a great hire to be GM, and he has made some excellent front office hires such as Steven Sanders and Oz Ocampo.
New manager Derek Shelton is widely respected in baseball circles and could have had multiple other jobs this offseason. He has made strong addition to his staff with coaches such as Don Kelly, Glenn Sherlock and Tarrik Brock. Oscar Marin appears to be a rising star when it comes to pitching coaches.
Combine all of this with a good young core of Bryan Reynolds, Josh Bell, Joe Musgrove, Kevin Newman, and Mitch Keller. Plus, top prospects such as Ke’Bryan Hayes and Oneil Cruz quickly approaching the MLB level, there is plenty of reason for optimism.
Now, some fans, no matter what, will also be pessimistic. And, hey, after 20 consecutive losing seasons I get that. But the Pirates have had a winning season in four of the last nine seasons and made the postseason three times during that stretch. They have also done a great job overhauling the front office and coaching staff this offseason. Things are not as bleak as some will make it out to be.
That will do it for this week. As always, if you ever have a question for the mailbag look for our Tweet each week asking for questions. Also, do not be afraid to ever ask a question on Twitter or Facebook.

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Bioactive Compounds of Tomatoes as Health Promoters
- Pp. 48-91 (44)Jose Pinela, M. Beatriz P. P Oliveira and Isabel C.F.R. Ferreira
Tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum Mill.) is one of the most consumed vegetables in the world and probably the most preferred garden crop. It is a key component of the Mediterranean diet, commonly associated with a reduced risk of chronic degenerative diseases. Currently there are a large number of tomato cultivars with different morphological and sensorial characteristics and tomato-based products, being major sources of nourishment for the world’s population. Its consumption brings health benefits, linked with its high levels of bioactive ingredients. The main compounds are carotenoids such as β-carotene, a precursor of vitamin A, and mostly lycopene, which is responsible for the red colour, vitamins in particular ascorbic acid and tocopherols, phenolic compounds including hydroxycinnamic acid derivatives and flavonoids, and lectins. The content of these compounds is variety dependent. Besides, unlike unripe tomatoes, which contain a high content of tomatine (glycoalkaloid) but no lycopene, ripe red tomatoes contain high amounts of lycopene and a lower quantity of glycoalkaloids. Current studies demonstrate the several benefits of these bioactive compounds, either isolated or in combined extracts, namely anticarcinogenic, cardioprotective and hepatoprotective effects among other health benefits, mainly due to its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. The chemistry, bioavailability and bioactivity of these bioactive compounds will be discussed, as well as the main mechanisms of action against cancer and other bioactivities including antioxidant, antiinflammatory, cardiovascular and hepatoprotective effects in humans. Possible applications of tomato bioactive compounds in the industry will also be proposed.

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Welcome to part two in my series of articles about using color palettes to help you create scrapbook pages. In part one, we talked about how color palettes can help you make product selections. Today, I wanted to show how color palettes and the accompanying photos to help you make design decisions.
We all come at the design process from different points of view. Many people start with photos and select supplies that match. Others may get the creative juices flowing by opening up a new set of supplies. But what about something entirely different?
I am a big advocate of shaking up the process and approaching a scrapbook layout in a different way. I am a process driven scrapbooker so I understand that it can be easier to just keep doing what works instead of trying something new. But from my own personal experience, I know that approaching the process in a different way can help you stretch your creative muscle.
Today, I wanted to try something a little bit different. I’m going to use color palettes not only to help me make color choices, but I’m also going to use the photo to inspire the design or starting point for some layouts in progress.
Three color palettes, three different layout designs
1. The rule of thirds
This image made me think of the rule of thirds. In the photo above, the bottom two thirds of the photo is in monochromatic shades, while approximately one third down from the top is a splash of contrasting color. I think this composition could result in a dynamic layout design.
Expanding on the idea, I created this layout foundation:
While I used the colors for inspiration, they aren’t the same. I used pattern papers that I had on hand. I liked the idea of splitting the layout in thirds with a band of green to split the top third from the bottom two thirds. I wanted to change the orientation of the design, so I flipped the foundation 90 degrees to the left. The layout has plenty of white space so I can add two or three photos and there is still plenty of room for journaling and embellishments.
2. A vertical strip
This color palette photo made me think of photos going vertically down the page. Maybe it’s a photo strip. Maybe it’s a few instagram photos. I loved the idea of a vertical strip intersecting with a horizontal band.
Here is the layout foundation I was inspired to create:
Here, I used the color palette to choose the pattern papers. I added in several rectangle mats in coordinating colors along with an earthy toned border to ground the mats to the background. There is plenty of white space to the right of the photo strip to add in a long title, journaling and embellishments.
3. Falling off the page
To inspire the full layout I created, this photo helped me choose where to place the elements in the design. I also took inspiration from the dark background and contrasting white bowl.
Supplies | Cardstock: Core’dinations Tim Holtz Distress (Chipped Sapphire), Bazzill (White). Patterned Paper: Little Yellow Bicycle “Escape” (Above the Clouds). Embellishment: Jillibean Soup (journaling sprouts), Studio Calico (wood veneer arrows and hearts), Studio 112 sun clip. Stickers: American Crafts (Vera thickers), Simple Stories “SNAP Studio (Typeset stickers). Stamps: Studio Calico (date stamp).
I liked how the bowl of lemons was placed to the right and went out of the frame. I placed my photo in roughly the same place on the edge of the page. I also liked the varying shades of blue in the background. I might not have used a dark blue background, nor a darker blue cloud pattern paper on top of it, had it not worked in color palette photo.
This layout will introduce other layouts from this same day at Legoland, so there wasn’t much journaling needed. I included the journaling on white and yellow journaling blocks, further inspired from the color palette and photo. Notice that I used other colors too. My photo contains other colors so I added in more color with the cloud paper and with the sticker words. I started with the color palette, but still let my photo dictate additional choices.
What about the colors in your photos?
I know this question is out there. Traditionally, we take color cues from our photos and try to find matching papers and build from there. Why start with a color palette if it’s not going to match the photo?
I have a couple of ideas to think about.
First, there is no hard and fast rule that says your layout colors must perfectly match to your photos.
I’m not saying that if everything clashes, so what. No one would be happy with that. But every once in awhile, it’s OK to take a chance and do something you wouldn’t normally do. Try to create a layout without the photos in mind. Once you have a layout established, go find photos that work with the colors and mood you’ve established.
You don’t have to change up your process forever, but give it a try and see how it feels. Challenging yourself to approach a page outside your comfort zone can stretch you creatively. Some of my very favorite pages resulted from doing something I wouldn’t normally do or scrapbooking a color I don’t typically use.
Second, use a palette for inspiration but if it’s not 100% perfect, adjust the colors to fit your photo.
Is the yellow not working? Substitute it with the perfect pink shade that does match your photo. Or just use the photo to inspire the layout design and use whatever colors work for you. That is the beauty of inspiration. Take the inspiration as far as you need to, but alter it to suit your photos and your project.
Third, my no fail solution that works every single time is to turn your photos to black and white.
I know that some people cringe at the idea or don’t like this because it adds extra steps to your process or is a hassle to get separate photos printed. But it really does work. When you see a palette you want to work with, just for the sheer joy of it (yes, I do believe that we can be filled with joy when working with gorgeous colors), turn your photos to black and white and just enjoy the process!
Next week, we’ll look at ways color palettes can help solve a paper crafting dilemma or two.

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Super Immunity Foods
What, Where, and Why
And what are those super foods? Berries, tree fruits, root vegetables, leafy greens, and grains; plus the ancient healing food, yogurt; and vegetables from the sea, such as kelp and dulse. According to a study by researchers at the Harvard School of Public Health, people who consume eight or more servings of fruits and vegetables a day may reduce their risk of cardiovascular disease by more than 20 percent compared to those eating only three servings a day. Even better, the risk and incidence of every other major disease, including diabetes, cancer, and arthritis, also declines as the intake of red, green, blue, white, and brown foods goes up. Red foods, such as tomatoes and cherries, provide the antioxidants lycopene and anthocyanins for a healthy heart and clean arteries, while yellow and orange foods provide vitamin C and bioflavonoids for healthy vision and lowered cancer risk. Blue and purple foods are rich in plant nutrients called phenolics for diabetes control and antiaging benefits, while white foods like garlic and potatoes help lower cholesterol and control respiratory disease.
Every whole food dishes up something important, but the twenty-five foods that top the list and do the most to support immunity are apples, berries, broccoli, carrots, citrus fruits, dark leafy greens, green food powders, figs and dates, garlic, flax seed, legumes, oats, olives, herbs and spices, mushrooms, potatoes, sea vegetables, squash, tomatoes, soy foods, nuts and seeds, whole grains, and yogurt.

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Oppo A11s with Snapdragon 480 SoC, 6.5-inch Display and 5,000mAh Battery Launched in China; Read More
Oppo has announced the introduction of a new smartphone in China before the end of the year. In its home nation, the Oppo A11s is a new smartphone from the company.
In the year 2021, a slew of new smartphones was released by various manufacturers, and now all of them are gearing up for releases in 2022. Oppo has announced the introduction of a new smartphone in China before the end of the year. In its home nation, the Oppo A11s is a new smartphone from the company. According to a GSMArena report, the new Oppo smartphone is powered by Snapdragon 460 and features a 6.5-inch HD+ LCD with a 90Hz refresh rate and with 18W charging support. Let’s have a look at what else this new budget smartphone has to provide. Let's see what else this new budget smartphone has to offer.
Oppo A11s Specifications
The new Oppo smartphone features a 6.5-inch HD+ LCD display with a 90Hz refresh rate. A Qualcomm Snapdragon 480 processor with 4/8GB RAM and 128GB internal storage provides all of the smartphone's power. When it comes to the optics, the Oppo A11s has a 13MP primary camera, as well as a 2MP depth sensor and a 2MP macro sensor. A punch-hole cutout on the front holds the 8MP camera for selfies and video calls. The software side of the smartphone is covered by the Android 10 operating system, with Oppo's ColorOS 7.2 on top.
All of these features will be backed up by a long-lasting 5,000 mAh battery that supports 18W charging. For security, a capacitive fingerprint sensor is present around the back of the phone. The phone's measurements are specified as 163.9 x 75.1 x 8.4 mm, and it weighs 188 grammes.
Price and Availability
In China, the Oppo A11s is available in black and white colour. Android 10 is the operating system, with Oppo's ColorOS 7.2 on top. The 4GB RAM and 64GB storage Oppo A11s starts at CNY 999 (approximately Rs 11,757), while the 8/128GB variant costs CNY 1,199 (approximately Rs 14,103). The phone is already available in China through Oppo's online store and associated stores.For more tech-related news subscribe to our YouTube Channel if you haven’t done it yet.


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Quarantine has been a really stressful time for so many people, but I always find baking is a great way to relieve stress and escape the madness going on around me.
Watch the video below for a step-by-step guide on how to make these delicious brownies!
You will need:
- 85g Flour
- 1 tsp Baking Powder
- 300g Sugar
- 50g Cocoa Powder
- 200g Chocolate (chopped)
- 250g Butter (melted)
- 4 Eggs
- Mix all the dry ingredients together.
- Add the remaining ingredients and mix until combined.
- Transfer to a greased and lined baking tray and bake at 180°C for 40 minutes.
- After baking, allow to cool in the tray before cutting into slices and transferring to a wire rack.
Bake, bake, bake…
If you liked this video, you might also enjoy the baking videos produced by Kildare-based blogger Niamh O’Sullivan. She posts videos every week and has some really simple recipes you can follow along with. Follow her on Instagram and YouTube for some amazing bakes and delicious dinner ideas! Niamh makes quarantinis like nobody else too!
Another man hopping on the cook-along trend during this time is Guy Sinnott, who has only been posting his dinners since lockdown began but has already gained a substantial following. He shares his creations on Instagram every evening and includes simple step-by-step instructions to ensure you’ll be cooking up a storm!
I hope you enjoy following these recipes and that it makes your isolation go by a little bit easier. Head over the Silver Linings Facebook group for some inspiration, and to share the little things that are getting you through!
Stay home, stay safe, stay baking!

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Android is changing and is full of surprises from one day to the next, especially since it made it's debut on the HTC Dream/T-Mobile G1 and back in those days, you were given a small pamphlet saying that there were lots of apps available on the Android Market. Now, thanks to some handy-dandy screen capture snatching, an internal document was snipped for T-Mobile that shows that the big Magenta has plans to make a guide book of sorts for Android and it's thousands of apps available. This book lists the most popular, most useful, applications available to help all those new to Android how to get around and really make their phone and OS their own.
This book really will be a book, bound and all, not a pamphlet, and will be free to myTouch buyers at the time of activation or you could just check out your local T-Mobile store or Barnes and Noble stores. The supply of this book is limited because of how rapid things can and do change for Android, and with good reason too. Maybe this will be a sign of things to come. Barnes and Noble has tons of books about PCs, iPods, iPhones, and now hopefully we'll see some literature, guides, and reference material for Android.

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A former landfill near Lebanon may see new life as the nation’s first mountain bike park designed according to the National Interscholastic Cycling Association’s standards.
Kevin Krulik, city engineer, pitched conceptual designs to the Lebanon City Council on Monday for the park to be built on Lebanon’s former 110-acre landfill at U.S. 52 and West 450 North. As proposed, the city’s public-private partnership with an undetermined sponsor could pave the way for the $500,000 reutilization project.
Already, city officials have worked with California-based Hilride Progression Development Group to design a park with beginner and intermediate trails, a skills track, a pump track, a children’s track and more.
Those progressive skill features will be important as the city looks to establish a partnership with the NICA, a California-based not-for-profit that develops mountain bike racing events and training facilities targeting middle and high school riders.
“This is not a Red Bull racing facility. This is not an extreme mountain bike facility. This is very much family-focused, family-friendly,” Krulik said.
One of the next steps the city will take, Krulik said, is to meet with representatives from the Indiana Department of Environmental Management to determine what conditions the city will have to fulfill to reclaim the former dump.
Krulik said he’s heard early support from the state, so long as the project’s construction doesn’t disturb a 3-foot clay cap covering the landfill. The city will also have to establish a monitoring and maintenance procedure to ensure the cap stays intact.
“If you play by their rules, they very much support that reuse,” Krulik said.
Nat Lopes, owner of Hilride Progression Development Group, told the IBJ his plan was to build up rather than dig in. He said adding dirt will allow the park to have features it otherwise couldn’t have, like an advanced drainage system.
“When every other trail system in the region is closed due to rain, snow melting, ice, other events that can impact the integrity of the trail, this system will be rideable,” he said. “Folks can bank on having really nice riding conditions.”
Lebanon City Councilor Keith Campbell was skeptical of the state’s early support and expressed concerns about the reuse.
“I’m not a real fan of IDEM, when they give you their word. It’s got to be a little deeper than that,” he said. “They change their mind faster than the weather changes.”
Dick Robertson, another Lebanon councilor, gave the project his early support. He even went so far as to compare it to Westfield’s sports attractions.
“This is kind of like our Grand Park right here,” Robertson said. “We can have something no surrounding community around Indianapolis has.”


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The 2008 Presidential elections is likely one of the most important in our nations history. We have an ongoing war on terror that we must continue to fight, and Iraq is part of that fight. We will have millions of baby boomers who will be entering retirement during the next presidents term in office, and a congress that is unwilling to reign in spending even on some of the most ludicrous programs and pet projects imaginable.
We need a Presidential Candidate that offers solutions to the problems we face, unfortunately I don’t see those solutions coming from any of the Presidential candidates on either the Democratic or Republican side. Clinton, Obama and the rest of Democrats are offering up one socialist program after another. None of these programs will do anything other than create further dependency on a bigger and more bloated government.
One of the Republican Candidates, either Fred, Rudy, or Romney need to step up to the plate and offer the solutions for Americans to rally behind and vote for. Just like Democrats could never win in 2004 based on the “I am not Bush” campaign, Republicans in 2008 should not expect to win on a “I am not Hillary” campaign.
Republicanpundit over at Hang Right Politics posted yesterday that Democrats have no chance in winning the presidency in 2008. I share his optimism, just not his confidence in that statement.


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EVERYTIME I upload them together you guys freak out Lmfao THEY'RE JUST REALLY CLOSE, the only intimate love here is felt by Dilandau, Vesta does not return it lmao
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I have a million things in the fire right now. It’s ironic that I’m currently writing a short story on how I recently dropped my UVic night class in an attempt to simplify my life, and yet I keep filling up the space with a million other things. Alas, we humans are odd creatures.
With the million and one things on my mind, keeping me awake, a truism arrived from somewhere in my super conscious and I was inspired to share – Laughter is not the enemy of progress.
This will be an unusually short post for Exploring-Art because I had an impromptu moment of aesthetic bliss and I wanted to share. My wife and I have been in Vancouver this weekend, and we are preparing to return to the island amid gale force winds. I was sitting in one of the club chairs in our hotel room and was struck by the view on the console table in the entry way. Poetry really is everywhere.
My interest was sufficiently piqued to watch the first season of Downton Abbey with my wife after reading the fantastic 1000 word essay on the death of the american dream and the denial thereof featured in Esquire this month.
Over a brisk weekend soirée we breezed through the 7 near DVD quality, commercial free episodes via AppleTV. I must say I was impressed. (As an aside please don’t tell my wife. I have painstakingly created the illusion that by me watching the show with her I am doing her a huge favour.)
One theme from season 1 that really resonated with me was that of endeavouring to avoid judging others. It was poetic partially because it was in the context of some very nasty characters and trying circumstances. Alas! In the season 2 premiere, which became available this week, the nonjudgmental poetry and allusion to truth has been shattered. Here’s why ~
During the season 2 premiere a fair amount of effort was put into the redemption of some of the nasty characters from season 1. One character professes that he was picked on because he was different. Another confesses to losing her favourite brother when he was returned to the war front after a spell of shell shock. The direction and writing teams are busy creating excuses for the characters’ nasty behaviour, reasons to excuse them from harsh judgement. Herein lies the problem, this introduction of reasons and excuses misses and more importantly obfuscates the point of being non judgmental. The point is not to make excuses or to accept root causes. It is much less linear than that. It is not about cause and effect, or a mechanical existence where good things happen to good people and bad things happen to bad people, or where bad things have happened to good people which has turned them bad. Not judging others is about transcendence. Sparing people your judgment isn’t about them, it is about you and your acknowledgement and mastery of an autonomous externality. A mastery that can only be pursued through mastery of oneself. That autonomous externality is everyone’s origin and no one’s excuse. Season 1 did a wonderful job alluding to this poetic truth, and sadly season 2 has already undone this meaningful allusion.

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Police say 18-year-old Lawson Deloach is a student at Georgia College and State University. They say Deloach was shot three times in a carjacking around 1 p.m.
The suspect was identified as 19-year-old Maquavious Hall.
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Introduction to DCS (Distributed Control Systems) and their Integration with PLC
In the intricate ballet of industrial automation, the graceful coordination of machinery and processes is pivotal to efficiency and productivity. This harmony is orchestrated by sophisticated control systems, with Distributed Control Systems (DCS) and Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC) playing lead roles. Yet, the magic lies not only in these systems individually but in their seamless integration. In this blog, we delve into the essence of DCS, exploring its fundamentals and the unique advantages it bestows upon industries that embrace its capabilities. Then, we dissect the integration of DCS with PLC, unraveling how this formidable duo elevates operational excellence. Whether you are a seasoned engineer or new to the realm of automation, join us as we navigate through the roles, considerations, and benefits of marrying DCS with PLC, drawing insights from real-world case studies, tackling the challenges that surface, and peering into the crystal ball to foresee the future trajectory of this technological symbiosis.
What is a DCS?
A Distributed Control System (DCS) is a highly reliable and complex network of controllers, sensors, and actuators which provides a pivotal foundation for the sophisticated and synchronized operations within industrial processes. At its very essence, a DCS is engineered with the aim of enabling the comprehensive control and management of intricate, large-scale production systems through the distribution of control functions across various autonomous sub-systems, achieving unprecedented efficiency and streamlined production.
To elaborate further, a DCS facilitates the task of systematizing various controls into a singular, centralized system, where information accumulation and processing culminate for the enhanced real-time oversight of the manufacturing space. This arrangement is particularly conducive in high-volume production environments where the precision, safety, and reliability of each process step are non-negotiable, and even the minutest correction can be pivotal to the overall productivity and output quality.
Beyond its role in operational management, a DCS serves as a critical data repository, archiving vast swaths of production information that are imperative for long-term strategic planning and immediate process adjustments. It is the technological bedrock upon which the grand architecture of modern automation is constructed; a foundation that ensures peak efficiency through well-orchestrated coordination between the various elements of the production process.
Moreover, the capabilities of a DCS extend into integrating with other industrial systems, such as Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs), to optimize the automation infrastructure. Understanding the definition, function, and impact of a DCS is fundamental to appreciating the modern industrial landscape, where a complex amalgam of technologies work in concert to usher in the zenith of production efficacy and reliability that we witness today.
Understanding the basics of DCS
Delving into the world of industrial automation, one quickly encounters the term Distributed Control System (DCS). This significant term encapsulates an entire realm of technology specifically designed for complex, large-scale industrial processes. A DCS is a highly reliable automation system that allows for the streamlined and efficient control of plant operations through a myriad of control loops. With the capacity for both central and distributed control, a DCS provides a versatile framework for managing diverse and intricate actions simultaneously. It poses a stark contrast to traditional control methods, which often face challenges in scalability and integration.
At the heart of a robust DCS lies its ability to facilitate consistent and precise control, optimizing the entire industrial operation. One must grasp that this technology extends beyond mere process control; it encompasses an entire ecosystem of elements, including sensors, controllers, human-machine interfaces (HMIs), and various communication protocols. These integral parts of a DCS work in unison to achieve not only control but also data acquisition, process visualization, and alarm management – all within the boundaries of a singular integrated platform.
Furthermore, with the capacity to function over both localized and extensive geographical spaces, a DCS ensures that even substantially disparate processes are seamlessly connected, thereby enhancing the overall efficacy and coordination of an industrial system. Due to its inherent design for complex environments, the implementation of a DCS has become commonplace in sectors where safety, reliability, and efficiency are of paramount importance, such as chemical processing, power generation, and oil refining.
To fully comprehend the potential of a Distributed Control System, one must recognize the significance of its core attribute – its distributed nature. As the name suggests, control in a DCS is distributed across a network, enabling individual process elements to maintain a certain degree of autonomy while still being harmoniously controllable from a central location. This dual capability facilitates a heightened level of process continuity and resilience, which are crucial in maintaining uninterrupted industrial operations under diverse conditions.
Advantages of using a DCS in industrial automation
One of the critical advantages of using a DCS (Distributed Control System) in industrial automation is the superior process control it offers over large and complex industrial facilities. By distributing control functions across a network of interconnected devices, a DCS ensures precise regulation of production processes, which can lead to significant improvements in product quality. Additionally, it allows for real-time data acquisition and control from various points within the system, which is essential for maintaining consistency and minimizing the likelihood of batch variation or defects in the final product.
Furthermore, a DCS provides enhanced system reliability and robustness, thanks to its distributed nature that minimizes the impact of single-point failures. Manufacturers are increasingly reliant on systems that can self-diagnose and recover from operational hiccups without shutting down entire production lines. Through the redundancy built into DCS architecture, operations continue seamlessly, reducing costly downtime and ensuring that production targets are consistently met. The redundancy not only pertains to the control modules but also extends to communication channels and power supplies, resulting in a highly resilient system infrastructure.
In addition to improving operational reliability, the incorporation of a DCS facilitates better data management and information flow within the industrial setting. With integrated data storage and retrieval systems, a DCS can compile vast amounts of operational metrics, which can be invaluable for long-term strategic planning, trend analysis, and continuous process optimization. This data can be accessed securely by authorized personnel from anywhere in the world, enabling better decision-making, more efficient use of resources, and proactive maintenance scheduling that can preempt machine failures.
Last but not least, implementing a DCS allows for significant scalability and flexibility in industrial operations. As production requirements evolve, a DCS can be updated or expanded without necessitating a complete overhaul of the control system. This means as market demands shift or as companies pursue innovative products, their control systems can adapt in a modular fashion. Operators can also reconfigure processes and integrate new technologies with minimal interruption to existing workflows, future-proofing the automation system against technological advancements and changing industry standards.
Integration of DCS with PLC: A powerful combination
The industrial automation landscape is evolving with the symbiotic integration of DCS (Distributed Control Systems) and PLC (Programmable Logic Controllers), creating an unparalleled powerhouse for managing complex processes with precision and flexibility. This synergistic integration leverages the high-level process control and human-machine interface capabilities of a DCS with the robust, discrete control offered by a PLC, culminating in a comprehensive system that streamlines operations and enhances productivity.
Employing the powerful combination of DCS with PLC allows for a seamless flow of information across different layers of an automation hierarchy, ensuring real-time decision-making and operational efficiency. This integration is essential in sectors that demand both continuous process control and discrete event handling, such as the chemical, pharmaceutical, or oil and gas industries, where the complexity of operations requires a cohesive system to manage various production facets.
The use of a DCS provides broad supervisory control, enabling users to monitor and adjust process variables across a distributed network, coupled with the integration of PLCs that are adept in handling specific tasks like equipment control, emergency shutdowns, and system redundancies with high-speed precision. This approach not only bridges the gap between process and discrete control systems but also offers the capability to execute complex algorithms, improve scalability, and enhance system redundancy and reliability.
As the demand for higher productivity, improved safety, and energy efficiency grows, the integration of DCS with PLC is rising as a standard in the development of automation projects to face modern industrial challenges. The symbiosis of these technologies allows manufacturing plants to maintain competitive edges by optimizing their control architecture, thus heralding a new era of industrial automation where process and logic control are no longer siloed but exist as part of a more intelligent and integrated solution.
Exploring the role of a PLC in DCS integration
The intricate tapestry of modern industrial automation is woven with various sophisticated threads, the most prominent among which are the Distributed Control Systems (DCS) and Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs). When embarking upon an exploration into the pivotal role of a PLC within the realm of DCS integration, one cannot overlook the substantial augmentation of functionality and flexibility that PLCs introduce to the often rigid architecture of traditional DCS. Within such a synergy, the PLC emerges not merely as a discrete entity, but as the linchpin adept at orchestrating real-time control, whilst simultaneously offering a nimble response to the myriad of exigencies typical in dynamic industrial environments.
The quintessence of a PLC’s contribution to DCS integration is its inherent ability to endow the system with enhanced granular control over specific processes or machinery. This symbiotic relationship permits the centralized management of the DCS to harmoniously coalesce with the localized precision control facilitated by PLCs, thus engendering a hybridized control system wherein the strengths of both paradigms are leveraged. The PLCs invariably become the backbone of the integration, where their role extends beyond mere process control, advancing into realms of machine-level safety interlocks, complex sequencing, and intricate task executions—tasks that require split-second decisions and rapid adaptability to evolving circumstances within the industrial milieu.
Moreover, as industries increasingly pursue avenues of efficiency and optimization, the role of PLCs within DCS integration becomes even more salient. The integration yields a system architecture that promulgates robustness through redundant configurations and reinforces diagnostic capabilities, thereby ensuring minimal downtime and maximized operational continuity. Notably, PLCs are lauded for their tenacity in harsh industrial conditions, thus imparting an additional layer of resilience to the integrated DCS-PLC infrastructure. Such durability is imperative to maintaining sustained operations, particularly in sectors where exigent conditions are the norm rather than the exception.
In essence, while examining the role of PLCs in the interwoven construct of DCS integration, one discerns a narrative that transcends mere technical integration; it is a tale of the convergence of reliability, adaptability, and precision. The PLC, in its versatile splendor, does not merely complement the DCS; it redefines and elevates the entire control system to novel echelons of operational excellence. It is this profound interplay and the consequential upsurge in both efficiency and efficacy that underscore the indispensable nature of PLCs within the ever-evolving landscape of industrial automation.
Key considerations for successful DCS-PLC integration
When we delve into the intricacies of integrating a Distributed Control System (DCS) with a Programmable Logic Controller (PLC), it is imperative to comprehend that the seamlessness of this integration hinges upon meticulous planning and astute design principles. It is not simply about bridging two distinct control systems, but rather about creating a harmonized, cohesive framework that leverages the strengths of both DCS and PLC technologies to enhance industrial automation efficiency and reliability.
One pivotal aspect to consider is the robustness of the communication protocols employed; it is essential for the DCS and PLC to converse fluently with each other, necessitating a thorough assessment of compatibility and the potential need for additional gateway solutions to facilitate this interaction. Furthermore, the latency and bandwidth of the communication channels must be scrutinized to ensure real-time data exchange is conducted without hiccups, which is critical for maintaining the operational tempo of complex industrial processes.
A deep understanding of the functional capabilities of both the DCS and PLC systems at hand is another fundamental consideration; one must diligently map out which tasks are best suited for the fast, logic-based control of the PLC, and which processes would benefit from the nuanced, process-oriented control offered by the DCS. This demarcation is vital to prevent functional overlap, enhance system efficiency, and avoid unwanted complexities that could arise from ambiguous control responsibilities.
Lastly, the aspect of scalability and future-proofing cannot be overstated; embarking on the integration of a DCS with a PLC demands foresight to accommodate future expansion and technological evolutions. As industries continue to innovate and grow, the integrated system should be capable of adapting to new requirements, whether it be through the incorporation of novel sensors, actuators, or embracing emergent Industry 4.0 capabilities. By taking into account these key considerations, industry professionals can ensure they lay the groundwork for a successful and resilient DCS-PLC integration.
Benefits of integrating DCS and PLC
The integration of Distributed Control Systems (DCS) and Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC) stands as a monumental leap in the modern landscape of industrial automation, promising an enhanced level of precision and flexibility within manufacturing processes. This harmonious convergence not only paves the way for superior control and monitoring but also brings forth the amalgamation of the sophisticated process control capabilities typically associated with DCS and the discrete control strengths inherent to PLCs. As industries strive to optimize production efficiency and adaptability, the unification of these systems emerges as a critical driver for innovation and operational excellence.
One of the paramount benefits of integrating DCS and PLC lies in the realm of operational cost reduction, where the synergistic blend of systems can lead to significant savings in terms of equipment investments and maintenance expenditures. By obviating the need for separate controllers and enabling a more streamlined automation framework, industries can minimize both hardware redundancy and the logistical complexities associated with running isolated systems, thereby fostering a more cost-effective operational model. Furthermore, this integration facilitates a unified interface for process control, which simplifies operator training and reduces the scope for human error, further enhancing the cost-efficiency narrative.
In addition to economic considerations, the functional breadth unleashed by the DCS-PLC integration encapsulates increased scalability and flexibility, making it particularly conducive to future expansions and modifications within the industrial setup. The inherent modularity of PLCs married with the process control prowess of DCS systems allows for scalable solutions that can be easily modified or expanded upon, in accordance with the ever-evolving demands and innovations of the industry. This malleability ensures that automation systems remain robust and future-proof, capable of withstanding the test of technological progress and market variations.
The synergy between DCS and PLC not only enhances operational efficiency and flexibility but also elevates the overall reliability and safety of industrial processes. With the integration conferring a higher degree of redundancy and fault tolerance, potential system failures can be swiftly identified and mitigated, thus ensuring minimal disruption to production lines. This reliability is pivotal in industries where uptime is critical, and it also contributes to ensuring the safety of both the workforce and the environment by providing comprehensive oversight and control over complex industrial operations.
Case studies: Successful DCS-PLC integration in industries
Exploring the realm of industrial automation, one cannot help but be impressed by the symbiotic integration achieved between Distributed Control Systems (DCS) and Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC). These systems combine the detailed process control of DCS with the precision and high-speed capabilities of PLCs to form a comprehensive process automation solution.
One illustrative case study hails from the petrochemical industry, where DCS-PLC integration has catalyzed a significant upsurge in production efficiency. Here, the DCS manages the overall production processes, while PLCs handle the tight control of discrete devices, such as valves and pumps. This synergistic relationship has culminated in a marked reduction in downtime, substantially lessened operational costs, and a generous boost in both quantity and quality of the petrochemical products.
Another exemplary success story can be found within the pharmaceutical sector. A notable project demonstrated how DCS could provide an exemplary environment for batch process control while integrating PLC for packaging line management, leading to improvements that echo through the supply chain from production to point-of-sale. This strategic integration showcased a substantial augmentation in batch consistency, which is critical in the pharmaceutics industry, where product reliability is synonymous with patient safety.
In the vast panorama of manufacturing and industrial operations, the integration of DCS and PLC has been nothing short of revolutionary. Factories that once grappled with the complexities of having disparate control systems have now unified their operations under this integrated approach. The resultant harmonization has paved the way for more responsive production lines, tailored process adjustments in real-time, and a profound improvement in both operational visibility and decision-making efficacy.
Challenges and solutions in DCS-PLC integration
Integrating Distributed Control Systems (DCS) with Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC) presents a myriad of challenges, often rooted in the fundamental differences between the two systems in terms of architecture, communication protocols, and scalability. These distinctions can give rise to compatibility issues that make seamless communication between DCS and PLC complex, potentially leading to increased downtime and higher maintenance costs. Effective integration necessitates a deep understanding of each system’s operational paradigms and the development of a robust bridging strategy that ensures consistent data flow and operability.
One significant obstacle to DCS-PLC integration is the disparity in data processing and control philosophies. DCSs are typically designed for continuous process control with a focus on multiple loops and extended timeframes, while PLCs are optimized for discrete control tasks with rapid execution cycles. Bridging these approaches requires judicious planning and often, the implementation of middleware or specialized interface modules that can translate and synchronize the data between the two systems, augmenting interoperability while maintaining system integrity.
Furthermore, the challenge of maintaining system security is amplified when the integration of DCS and PLCs occurs. Introducing more complexities and connection points can provide potential vulnerabilities for cybersecurity threats. Addressing these risks involves implementing robust security protocols and regular system audits to identify and mitigate threats promptly, ensuring a secure information flow throughout the integrated automation architecture.
To circumvent these challenges, the adoption of industry standards for communication protocols and data models, like OPC UA, is a community-recognized solution to DCS-PLC integration issues. Moreover, engaging with experienced automation professionals who can navigate the complexities of system integration effectively can provide invaluable assistance. These experts typically bring to the table best practices and tailored solutions that can streamline the integration process, ensuring that the harmonized DCS-PLC system capitalizes on the strengths of both control architectures and delivers superior operational performance.
Future trends in DCS-PLC integration
In the evolving landscape of industrial automation, the integration of Distributed Control Systems (DCS) with Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC) stands as a pivotal trend, heralding a future where synergy and convergence drive efficiency to unprecedented levels. As the line between DCS and PLC continues to blur, industry experts anticipate a surge in hybrid systems that marry the robust process control capabilities of DCS with the agility and high-speed precision of PLCs. This union is expected to spawn sophisticated architectures capable of catering to complex industrial processes, while ensuring optimal performance, reliability, and flexibility.
Looking ahead, the adoption of Internet of Things (IoT) technology is set to become a cornerstone in DCS-PLC integration, fostering a landscape where real-time data exchange and connected devices empower systems to perform self-optimization and predictive maintenance. This advancement will likely leverage the strength of cloud computing and edge analytics, allowing for a seamless flow of information that can be processed both on-premises and in the cloud. Such initiatives aim at unlocking higher levels of productivity and ensuring that decision-making is data-driven and not just reactive.
Another significant trend is the increasing focus on cybersecurity within the realm of DCS-PLC integration. As industrial control systems become more interconnected and exposed to the digital world, protecting critical infrastructure from cyber threats becomes paramount. Future integration strategies are expected to embed robust security protocols at their core, ensuring that both DCS and PLC components can operate without the risk of being compromised, thereby maintaining the integrity of the control processes they govern.
Lastly, the pursuit of sustainability and energy efficiency is anticipated to steer DCS-PLC integration towards greater adoption of green technologies. Innovations in this area may include the integration of renewable energy sources and the implementation of advanced energy management systems, thereby reducing the environmental footprint of industrial operations. As the industrial sector continues to embrace environmental responsibility, the strategic integration of DCS with PLC is poised to become a key facilitator in the quest for more sustainable and eco-friendly manufacturing processes.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the primary function of a Distributed Control System (DCS)?
The primary function of a Distributed Control System (DCS) is to provide an automated control system that allows for the centralized management of complex industrial operations. It is designed to monitor and control distributed equipment across large-scale processes, ensuring efficiency, reliability, and safety.
How does integrating a PLC with a DCS enhance industrial automation?
Integrating a Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) with a Distributed Control System (DCS) enhances industrial automation by combining the robust, high-speed control offered by PLCs with the sophisticated process management provided by DCS. This integration can lead to improved process flexibility, better decision-making, and increased production efficiency.
What are some advantages of using a DCS in industrial automation?
Advantages of using a DCS in industrial automation include improved process continuity, enhanced safety, reduced downtime, better quality control, scalable system architecture, and the ability to integrate with other systems and technologies.
Can you highlight the role of a PLC when integrated into a DCS environment?
When integrated into a DCS environment, a PLC plays the role of providing real-time, deterministic control for processes or machinery that require rapid response times and precise control. PLCs handle tasks such as motor control, sequencing, and safety interlocks, all coordinated under the overarching management of the DCS.
What are key considerations to keep in mind for successful DCS-PLC integration?
Key considerations for successful DCS-PLC integration include ensuring communication compatibility, defining clear system boundaries, having proper data exchange protocols, considering the need for redundancy and failover mechanisms, and ensuring that the integrated system meets both current and future operational requirements.
Can you provide an example of a benefit from integrating DCS and PLC?
One significant benefit of integrating DCS and PLC is the reduction in system complexity, which simplifies maintenance and troubleshooting. With both systems working cohesively, operators can manage the entire process from a single interface, leading to improved operational visibility and control.
What future trends might we see in the integration of DCS with PLC?
Future trends in the integration of DCS with PLC may include the use of Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) to enhance connectivity and data analysis, the adoption of more advanced cybersecurity measures, increased use of wireless communication, and further development of open-standard protocols to facilitate interoperability between different manufacturers’ systems.


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JFK’s 50th Anniversary, “My Kennedy Years” At Westwood Gallery
In conjunction with the 50th Anniversary of JFK’s Assassination, Westwood Gallery in Soho is exhibiting a series of photographs taken by Jacques Lowe, showcasing intimate settings of JFK and Jacqueline Kennedy. The exhibition runs through January 31, 2014. JFK’s 50th Anniversary, “My Kennedy Years” At Westwood Gallery.
I toured the exhibit the day before the initial launch with Dana Altman, the Director at Westwood Gallery who explained the process the gallery goes through to put together exhibitions from conception to launch. Her perspective was broad and diverse and I learned a lot!
My Kennedy Years includes over 50 photographs by Jacques Lowe (1930-2001). The photographs represent an intimate view of John F. Kennedy at several points in his life:
- On the campaign trail
- During his term as President
- Family moments with Jackie and his children
The exhibition commemorates the 50th anniversary of John F. Kennedy’s death and is also a tribute to Jacques Lowe who met the Kennedy’s in 1958. He was originally hired as the family’s personal photographer at the age of 28, and experienced the private and professional life of the President, taking over 40,000 photographs over a 3-year period.
Jacques Lowe’s photographs shaped the public’s perception of the Kennedy family in the 1950’s. Lowe died in May 2001. All of his original negatives were stored in a World Trade Center Bank bank vault were lost during the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. Only 10 negatives, which were out on loan at the time, have survived. The prints in this exhibition are from the Estate of Jacques Lowe’s collection of vintage and modern fine art prints and the exhibition is curated by James Cavello. Mr. Lowe’s last exhibit, of photographs of jazz greats, also took place at Westwood Gallery in 1999.
Accompanying the exhibition is the book, My Kennedy Years: A Memoir by Jacques Lowe, Thames & Hudson.
The Westwood Gallery NYC is a contemporary art gallery since 1995, at 568 Broadway, Suite 501. They are open Tuesday to Saturday, 11am to 6pm. The gallery represents several artist estates as well as contemporary artists working in diverse media such as painting, photography, video, and sculpture. The gallery also develops innovative programs that integrate fine art with diverse projects, such as multi-media exhibitions, film production, new technologies, and other unique applications.


Cleaning and water savings in the food industry
I bounced on this article taken from the Agromédia french website talking about the different methods of cleaning and speaks in particular about the problem of hot water savings during cleaning.
There are at least 2 sources of consumption :
– the cleaning operators with each 1 outlet
– automated / autonomous cleaning systems
- Operators :
Today, more and more sites are equipped with so-called Medium Pressure (MP) and very often the pressure delivered by these networks is around 20-25 bars. This pressure makes it possible to carry out the most common cleaning operations. This pressure generally preserves the material. We had more High Pressure (+ 100 bar) more than 20 years ago but this pressure caused breakdowns by introducing water into the electrical boxes, shaft seals, motors, … and thus Instantaneous breakdowns and subsequent failures.
Nominal water flow rates are generally 30L / min to 40L / min, depending on the size of the network pumps and the type of soil encountered. A jet calibrated to 40L / min will have more impact than a 30L / min and may also, in some cases, allow to perform a similar task faster in general. On average, an operator consumes (on a 30L / min basis) 2m3 / h, which gives an average of 5h effective hours, about ten m3
- Cleaning systems:
We have systems called “CIP” (Cleaning In Place) for pipes (dairies, …), continuous cooking ovens, … are systems operating with an initial water volume on which one does not Can vary little without changing the results. These are known as closed circuit cleanups.
There are open circuit CIP systems such as automated cleaners on freezers, for example. In many cases, this is the case of a automotion + MP pump that manages the various phases of cleaning the inside of the freezer. On the cleaning part of the tower (example of a spiral freezer) one can hardly modify without altering the quality. On the other hand, on the cleaning of the belt conveyor, one can modify: why? First of all we are with multi-nozzle ramps that consume a lot of water. Then we have the problem of the type of soiling and therefore the efficiency of the ramp in the water / impact / time volume mix on the conveyor. Water is money, time is money. By adopting a well-calibrated mono-nozzle cleaning system (flow-angle-height / belt) and at the right speed, a very efficient cleaning is achieved in a single pass without the intervention of a cleaning operator ( cleaning and rinsing phase ), and therefore to water savings.
As treated in the article of Agromedia, we have alternatives to clean otherwise and especially with less water, energy … Nevertheless some processes are more complicated or impossible to clean with steam, cryogenics,. ..For having tried the cryogenics, this process is not fast : m2 / hour, and applies for special and often occasional processes. Steam cleaning (for existing equipment, but in full development) also applies to particular conveyors, smooth conveyor, and where dirt remains contained on the contact surface of the belt. On many processes, dirt does not just stay on the conveyor belt itself ! . On conveyors type Intralox very soiled on freezers, ovens, … this seems to be impossible at the moment. It would also be necessary to clean the other side simultaneously. The advantage of steam for smooth belts is that it can easily be applied during continuous production because there is very little water and not chemical.
It is necessary to put everything in context : the main position in cleaning, is the ManPower. Any cleaning equipment must therefore reduce the MP to be amortized quickly. If one decreases the equivalent of 1 hour of volume of water (40L / min = 2.4m3 / h) but one increases of 1h of MP, it is loser. Water savings are also to be put into perspective of the total actual cost of treated water.
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A coalition of musicians including Paul Simon and Carlos Santana are voicing their opposition to the Recording Academy’s elimination of more than 30 categories from the Grammy Awards. The artists claim that the Recording Academy unfairly targeted ethnic music in selecting categories for elimination and are demanding that the organization reinstate them.
“I believe the Grammys have done a disservice to many talented musicians by combining previously distinct and separate types of music into a catch-all of blurry larger categories,” Simon wrote in a letter to Grammy president and CEO Neil Portnow. “They deserve the separate Grammy acknowledgements that they’ve been afforded until this change eliminated them.”
Portnow insists that the cuts in the number of categories is not limited to non-mainstream and ethnic music. “In this year’s awards there were 34 mainstream categories. Next year there will be 20 mainstream categories. In non-mainstream categories there were 71. In the upcoming 54th awards, there will be 54,” he told the Associated Press. The Academy has consolidated several categories, most notably by doing away with gender-based categories in pop, R&B, country and rock.


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Top class American rapper and singer, YG has just returned to the music scene with a brand-new super single titled “Maniac.”
About artist (YG):
YG – real name – Keenon Dequan Ray Jackson is a rapper from Compton, California who is American. His first single, “Toot It and Boot It,” which he released in 2010 and featured Ty Dolla Sign, peaked at number 67 on the Billboard Hot 100. Due to the success of the song, he was signed to Def Jam Recordings. YG released mixtapes in the years that followed, including The Real 4Fingaz, Just Re’d Up, Just Re’d Up 2, 4 Hunnid Degreez, and others.
YG agreed to a second contract with Young Jeezy’s label CTE World in June 2013. His song “My Nigga” from 2013 peaked at number 19 on the US Billboard Hot 100. It features Jeezy and Rich Homie Quan.
About song (Maniac):
Alone is the 4th single prerelease from YG’s upcoming studio album, Pray For Me, which is set to arrive sometimes later. The song was previously leaked, and its sound used in TikTok videos.
The new song will be officially released alongside its accompanying music video on all streaming platforms including YouTube on September 23, 2022. You can go get your hands on them with the download link below.
Finally, the brilliant song was produced in the studio by Hit-Boy, Corbett & Terrace Martin.
YG – Maniac Lyrics Snippet:
Saint-Laurent drippin’, this how I’m feelin’
Only thing changed is the drip, bitch, I’m chilly
Smellin’ like Tom Ford, lookin’ like a million
What you expect? I’m a star with stars in the ceilin’
Ridin’ by myself, got the .40 and it’s chromed (Chromed)
Everything else bust down, yellow gold (Gold)
They like, “YG, he tryna come for your spot” (Spot)
I’m like, “How? Bitch I’m sittin’ on the block, not a throne” (Throne)
I’m in my own lane, I don’t race for nan’ nigga
I put bands on heads, give you a headband, nigga…
- Song: Maniac
- Artist: YG
- Genre: Hip Hop
- Duration: 2:50
- Year: 2022
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When Mexican band OV7 first appeared on the Latin-pop scene in the late 1980s, it featured a group of freshly scrubbed pre-teens singing Spanish-language covers of '50s pop tunes. It made sense: The children were appearing in a production of "Grease," known as "Vaselina" in Mexico.
Still, it wasn't an act that seemed destined for the long haul. But more than 22 years after forming as La Onda Vaselina, the group still plays to packed arenas in Latin America, attracting fans who have stayed remarkably loyal. An American tour will launch in the Valley on Saturday, April 7.
"We have been growing through the years, and our fans have grown with us," says Mariana Ochoa, who has been with the group since its inception. "As we grew up, our music changed, and we got into new styles of choreography and clothing and image. People see that and have appreciated the changes we've made."
Indeed, the contemporary version of OV7 -- they adopted the sleeker moniker in 1999 -- is high-gloss pop perfection. Ochoa and her photogenic bandmates offer energetic choreography and hook-laden Euro-influenced songs designed to stay in your head for days.
Still, it hasn't been all smooth sailing for OV7. Members have come and gone through the years. The current five-member incarnation features four originals; Lidia Avila, who joined in 1991, is the closest thing to a newbie. The biggest hurdle came in 2003. OV7 called it quits after a farewell tour that took them through the United States, Mexico and Central America.
"We'd been together since we were kids," Ochoa says, waiting for a plane at the Benito Juarez Airport in Mexico City. "It felt like it was time. We all liked each other, but we wanted to try more things away from OV7."
So that's what members did for the next seven years to varying degrees of success. Member Ari Borovoy launched a solo career, releasing two albums. Erika Zaba appeared on the Mexican celebrity edition of "Big Brother." Oscar Schwebel started a family. Avila and Ochoa both cut solo albms, did telenovelas and, in Ochoa's case, a nude spread for a Mexican men's magazine.
As the years went by, Ochoa noticed a growing nostalgia for OV7.
"When we broke up, Twitter didn't exist and Facebook wasn't as strong as it is now," she says. "But then, with all this social media, we started seeing that people wanted to see OV7 again.
"And every time I would do interviews for some other project, the reporter would say, 'That's great, but when is OV7 coming back?' "
The group returned with a live album called "Primer Fila" in 2010 that went platinum in Mexico. A second live album, recorded at the 20,000-seat Palacio de los Deportes on their comeback tour, followed last year.
Their first studio album since regrouping, "fOreVer7," is due Tuesday, April 24. A collection of songs taken from soundtracks, the album's concept wasn't met with a universal thumbs-up. Ochoa said some members wanted to do original material, but majority ruled.
Because the members have known each for so long, she says their friendships can withstand little disagreements.
"It's even better now, because we chose to be together," she says.
OV7 members (from left) Erika Zaba, Ari Borovoy, Lidia Avila, Oscar Schwebel and Mariana Ochoa.
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Where: Wild Horse Pass Hotel & Casino, 5040 W. Wild Horse Pass Blvd., Gila River Reservation.
Admission: $45-$110; $35-$100 in advance.
Details: 520-796-7777, wingilariver.com.
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