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Thursday, June 7, 2012
New Rugged Leica Zeno 5 Advanced GPS Handheld - Geo ...
05 June 2012, 6:51pm
Leica Zeno 5 & GG02 plus
(Heerbrugg, 5 June 2012) ? Leica Geosystems is pleased to announce a further enhancement to the Leica Zeno GIS family ? the Leica Zeno 5, an entry-level, rugged PDA for organizations that require a durable compact device with integrated modem and high-sensitive GPS. The new Leica Zeno 5 supports field workers by combining a mobile phone with asset collection and management capabilities.
Senior Product Manager Johannes Hotz comments ?Together with our Leica Zeno Field and Zeno Connect applications, the Zeno GIS family continues to grow and further addresses all mobile GIS market segments ranging from utilities and natural resources to municipalities?.
The new Leica Zeno 5 provides a complete, integrated package of positioning, imaging and communications tools:
o 48 channel, high-sensitivity GPS receiver (SirfStarIV)
o GSM HSPA+ and CDMA with full phone capabilities, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
o Texas Instruments latest high performance processor, the Sitara 3715 (OMAP3) at 800 MHz
o Large 3.7? full VGA transflective display
o Windows Embedded Handheld 6.5.3 Operating System
o Rechargeable and hot-swappable all-day battery (10 hours +)
o Full range of interactive sensors including camera, digital compass, gyroscope, light sensor, proximity sensor and accelerometer
"The new Leica Zeno 5 is the fastest and best equipped rugged PDA for a mobile user", said Johannes Hotz. "Designed to be, at the same time, a mobile phone, GPS-enabled data collector and a controller for our out-standing Leica GG02 plus GNSS SmartAntenna. This new handheld will help users to get the maximum out of from their investment. Together with our Zeno Field application, the Zeno 5 provides an easy-to-use, streamlined GIS data collection and management solution. The Zeno Connect, as stand-alone application or SDK, enables our software partners to combine their industry specific solution with our high-accuracy data collection solutions".
Made for the Field
The Leica Zeno 5 is shock resistant, withstands a drop from to 1.8 m, and is protected against water and dust. The large 3.7 inch screen is optimized for sunlight readability and maintains exceptional clarity in outdoor conditions, including direct sunlight. Field workers can collect features and descriptive information using the in-built, high-sensitive GPS data, attach photos to the collected assets, and synchronize, with high-speed up- and download times, with the office using a single and compact device, all in a full working day without re-charging the Zeno 5.
Availability
The new Leica Zeno 5 handhelds are expected to be available from early July 2012 onwards.
For detailed information about the Leica Zeno GIS series, please visit:
http://www.leica-geosystems.com/zeno5
Leica Geosystems ? when it has to be right
With close to 200 years of experience pioneering solutions to measure the world, Leica Geosystems products and services are trusted by professionals worldwide to help them capture, analyze, and present spatial information. Leica Geosystems is best known for its broad array of products that capture accurately, model quickly, analyze easily, and visualize and present spatial information.
Those who use Leica Geosystems products every day trust them for their dependability, the value they deliver, and the superior customer support. Based in Heerbrugg, Switzerland, Leica Geosystems is a global company with tens of thousands of customers supported by more than 3,500 employees in 28 countries and hundreds of partners located in more than 120 countries around the world. Leica Geosystems is part of the Hexagon Group, Sweden.
For further information please contact:
Leica Geosystems AG
Agnes Zeiner
Heinrich-Wild-Strasse
CH-9435 Heerbrugg
Phone: +41 (0)71/727-3408
Fax: +41 (0)71/726-5408
agnes.zeiner@leica-geosystems.com
Konrad Saal
Marketing Communications
Leica Geosystems AG,
CH-9435 Heerbrugg
Phone +41 71 727 3511,
Fax +41 71 726 5511
konrad.saal@leica-geosystems.com
http://www.leica-geosystems.com
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Wednesday, June 6, 2012
Venus Retrograde, The Transit & Relationships ? Love Dove Tarot
Venus
If you have been reading the Astrology forecasts for the Venus transit, you may be feeling a bit confused right now. There is talk of emerging divine feminine energy balancing the male energy which was purified during the latest eclipse of the sun.
There are whispers and rumours about preparing for Ascension in December? all very mystical and difficult to translate to practical day-to-day living for most of us (yes, that includes me!).
On a practical and scientific level it means that Venus (from earth?s perspective) will be crossing the surface of the sun between the 5-6 of June. This only happens every 100-120 years when we get two transits together, 8 years apart.
But the science and the mysticism of it all is probably not why you?re here. You want to know what this transit is going to mean to your relationship and how you can best harness the energy and magick of it all, right?
This Venus transit is retrograde in the sign of versatile, playful, witty and flitty Gemini. The energy is not to be grasped or clung to. Allow it to seep in through your skin next time you spend some time in the Sun and know that there is very little you have to do. Illumination of your mind and heart will happen whatever you do.
No, you don?t need to spend hours chanting, calling on Dolphin Masters or meditating on the 17 higher chakras. No matter what you do, you will experience an injection of higher consciousness and this will lead to changes in your relating.
Now for the juicy part. The Tarot can help you see what those changes are likely to be.
Shuffle your deck and go through the cards until you get to the Death card ? a symbol for change and transformation. The card on the left of the Death card is something you will be leaving behind and the card on the right is what is being birthed into your consciousness in terms of relating.
Click HERE to view a SAMPLE READING.
You can do this together with your partner, either taking turns using the same deck, or doing it simultaneously using two separate decks. Remember to be supportive and to not blame your beloved. Do not drag up the past but make this a celebration in honour of the birth of a more loving way of relating. Focus on the fun and the forward movement!
You don?t have to do anything with this information. Unless you want to? Keep playing with the cards, have a snog or go out for a drink. It?s all sacred if it?s done with love!
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Tips United Electrical Services To Ease Your Home Improvement ...
Tips United Electrical Services To Ease Your Home Improvement Project
There is much to learn about home improvement and success can go along with this knowledge. There is plenty of information available, however, not everything you read will apply to your specific situation. This article will give some tips, in regard to home improvement.
Do not choose a contractor just because he is offering you much cheaper rates than everyone else. Sometimes that is a sign that he or she doubts the quality of their work and you should to. Always get a few estimates and make sure each of the these contractors gives you references.
As more and more people look for affordable ways to convey style and distinctionlightingompanies are stepping up to the plate with mid-range price points and smaller versions of their most elaborate pieces. A mini-chandelier in your bedroom or master bathroom is a tongue-in-cheek accent piece that is perfectly suited to a contemporary look and feel.
Open up the curtains and blinds during a showing to allow natural light into the home. If the outdoor scenery is not desirable, consider keeping the blinds somewhat closed to draw less attention to it. Turn on all of the lights in the home so the home looks bright and cheery instead of dark and dreary.
Building a dog house in ones backyard can provide a fun home improvement project for one to do with their family. It will also provide a place for the family dog to go when it is outside and wants to get some shade, get a drink or take a nap.
Take advantage of a small bathroom space by getting great deals on remodel materials. For example, your limited countertop and flooring needs translate to a higher likelihood of you finding both countertop and flooring remnants that will work at your local DIY, bathroom or carpet store. These remnants are still brand new but come at a steep discount thanks to their fixed dimensions.
If you are considering hanging wallpaper in your bathroom, laundry room, or kitchen, opt for wet-look vinyl. This type of wallpaper is able to withstand sprinkles, splashes, and splatters and is also ideal for use in homes in even the most humid climate. Be sure to clean and smooth the wall surface before hanging vinyl, however, as any imperfections may show through.
Everyone loves a nice bathroom. You can do this by getting a new sink or toilet and getting nice new cabinets. Updating your bathroom is one of the best ways to improve your home and it will also increase the net price on your house selling it on the market.
Thinking green about home improvements not only means being environmentally friendly, but it also means taking action on your lawn. If the lawn looks horrendous with bare spots and weeds, seed and fertilize it. If it is damaged beyond repair get a new sod laid to give your home a great new look.
Lighting
One of the best lighting improvements for children?s rooms, is adding in directional track lighting. This lighting can be adjusted to highlight artwork, different play areas or furniture. For an especially fun twist, replace one light with a brightly colored red, yellow, or blue light bulb. Track lighting is also timeless and makes the room more versatile, without appearing too childish.
If you are renovating a small room, consider making use of built-in mirrors. The reflection from a carefully-positioned mirror will make a small room seem considerably more spacious. A mirror near the window can add more natural light to a dim room. Avoid overusing mirrors or placing them opposite of each other, however, as this can create strange lighting effects.
Wiring
Few realize just how easy it is to install a new light fixture in homes that were built within the last ten years ago. Most overhead lights now include all the wires and screws needed; in most cases the only wiring required is to connect the circuit box of the new fixture to the wires in your ceiling. Look for everything-included kits, which are designed for the average homeowner and include useful resources to help you through the process.
Never, ever attempt to make repairs to your home?s wiring unless you know exactly what you?re doing. Things might look neat and clean, but you won?t be able to spot problems once everything is patched up. An electrical fire will demolish your home almost instantly, so consult the professionals if you don?t know what you?re doing.Electrical WiringAlmost all DIY projects are pretty easy and self-explanatory. Most people can paint a room, clean storm windows, and make minor repairs. Be careful not to overextend your actual DIY abilities in more complex areas. Unless you really know what you are doing, you are likely to have trouble (and encounter danger) with projects such as DIYelectrical wiringand DIY sewer line replacement. Call an expert!
Put fire extinguishers in several rooms of your home. Fire extinguishers are particularly important in the kitchen, but they would be a wise investment for practically every room. Fires can break out in electrical wiring, where a chimney passes through a ceiling, and practically anywhere. Be prepared!
In summary, there are some obvious ideas that have been tested over time, as well as some newer techniques that you may not have considered. Hopefully, as long as you follow what we suggest in this article, you can either get started with your home improvement project or improve on what you have already done.
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Tuesday, June 5, 2012
Exxon Valdez remains controversial near its end in India
ALANG, India ? For the ship formerly known as the Exxon Valdez, even sailing quietly into the sunset is proving difficult.
Now called the Oriental Nicety, it's floating off India in a kind of high-seas limbo as a court decides whether the vessel that dumped 11 million gallons of crude oil into Alaska's unspoiled Prince William Sound in 1989 can be hacked apart in this forlorn graveyard for once-mighty ships.
Local environmentalists have petitioned the High Court here in the western state of Gujarat to block its entry pending an onboard inspection for toxic chemicals, including mercury, arsenic and asbestos.
Environmentalists acknowledge it's probably no more toxic than so many other ships recycled at Alang, a city whose coastline was once edged with forest and is now lined with about 175 ramshackle yards pulling vessels apart. But they say the standoff focuses attention on India's lax environmental, labor and safety standards governing the billion-dollar ship-breaking industry.
"The ex-Exxon Valdez is a test case for the robustness of India's regulatory framework," activist Gopal Krishna of ToxicsWatch Alliance wrote in a court filing.
In an industry that benefits from cheap labor, "they want to drop the problem on the poor people of India," said Jim Puckett, Seattle-based head of the Basel Action Network activist group.
Dharamveer Sharma, 45, landed here from Bihar state. As he cut apart flammable oil cylinders with oxyacetylene torches at a yard, he said he lives in constant fear.
"But I need the money," he said. "One day I'll quit and go back home and the memories of this place will haunt me."
The scene on Alang's 6-mile-long beach seems the stuff of nightmares. Because of a 38-foot tidal variation, vessels meeting their end can sail straight onto its sand, no need for expensive docks. About 35,000 migrant workers, human vultures of a sort, then hack at carcasses that soon resemble half-eaten whales.
Moving inland, yard upon yard is filled with items from aircraft carriers, cruise ships and other floating cities, including 1970s-era Pac-Man game consoles, dinner plates, sofas, lockers and half-used soy sauce bottles.
What's not easily sold off is chopped up for scrap metal in this world of Victorian squalor. In a lot beside an asbestos treatment center, a worker sat in the dirt bashing at ship instruments, toxic smoke from burning transistors curling around him, surrounded by piles of wire and glass.
The Oriental Nicety's most recent owner, Alang-based scrap company Priya Blue, says it is confident of a favorable ruling soon on the ship's fate. If not, or if the legal limbo drags on too long, it may divert the ship to Bangladesh or Pakistan. Both neighboring countries have similar laws against importing toxic material, although ships are often brought in illegally.
"We'll fight it if we learn it's happening," said Muhammad Ali Shahin, an activist with the Bangladeshi environmental group Platform on Shipbreaking.
A partner at Priya Blue stood up for the infamous vessel. "We are 110% sure the ship is safe," Sanjay P. Mehta said. An injured person who heals is considered healthy, he said. "It's the same with the Exxon Valdez. The spill happened a long time back. It's not hazardous."
A 2006 study commissioned by India's Supreme Court found 16% of ships broken apart here had asbestos traces. "I can't say we haven't had [tuberculosis] or deaths, just not an epidemic," said B.N. Singh, a ship safety officer and union official, who says at least the fibers remain wet in the surf. "Whether workers survive or die in their village, no one knows."
Alang's yards have had a record year, scrapping more than 400 ships in 2011-12, an end-of-life business that often flourishes when the economy slumps.
"We're the undertakers," said Yogesh Rehani, managing director of Maryland's Global Marketing Systems, which sends dead ships to Alang.
Rehani bid for the Oriental Nicety not knowing its history but lost out to Priya Blue, which reportedly paid $16 million ? a loss that was a lucky break for Global Marketing, given the legal standoff.
The yards at Alang, the world's largest ship-breaking operation, have broken apart more than 5,900 ships since they started in 1983 by handling Soviet navy vessels. At any given time, more than 100 ships are waiting offshore or are beached in various stages of disassembly.
The yards work through worldwide agents that buy dying ships and sail them to Alang, where they're stripped of everything, their hulls then cut apart with welding torches and sold off ? a process sometimes called "razor-blading," from the days when shavers made use of the recycled metal.
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Sony VAIO L24 (SVL24114FXB)
The Sony VAIO L24 (SVL24114FXB) ($1,399.99 list) is a touch-screen-equipped, all-in-one desktop PC optimized for media consumption. The 24-inch capacitive touch screen with seamless glass is a vast improvement over the indented IR-based touch screens of previous VAIO K Touch desktops like the former midrange Editor's Choice Sony VAIO VPC-L231FX/W ($999.99 at Staples, 4.5 stars). The L24 is certainly an improvement over the older model, but there are a few things holding it back from being the best in class.
Design and Features
The L24 looks very similar to the previous VAIO L Series models, with all of the components built into the screen chassis. It resembles a large computer monitor or smallish HDTV. The screen floats, suspended by the system's two-pronged stand. You can stow the included wireless keyboard under the screen, a benefit of arm-mounted all-in-one PCs. The wireless mouse is a little slimmer than the mice that come with other systems, but it works. Virtually everything else is wireless as well: 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and an IR remote for the built-in TV functions. The L24 we tested came with a VAIO TV Tuner "Powered by BRAVIA TV," which means that the screen works as a TV even if the Windows system is powered off. There is also an HDMI-in port, which works with settop boxes (like the one you have from the cable company), game consoles like the PS3, or with your laptop (handy for when the system's processor finally becomes obsolete).
The 24-inch screen has a 1,920-by-1,080 native resolution, perfect for true 1080p HD video sources. The HDMI-out port provides multi-display capabilities, so you can be more productive. The system also has composite video A/V-in ports so you can hook up older video sources like a VCR. The system's screen was supposed to evoke Sony's quality, but there is a fly in the ointment: There is a faint grid of lines visible in the screen (about 1/2-inch or 1/4-inch squares). You can barely see them with the default background or while watching videos, but the grid just becomes visible when you have a significant amount of white background on the screen, such as when you're using Word or surfing the Internet. It could be distracting if you're a perfectionist and are the type of user who hunts for "dead pixels" in your electronic devices. Sony reps claim that our review unit uses the final version of the LED/IPS panel, so you'll want to view the screen at the store before buying if you have a critical eye.
The system comes with other ports as well: three USB 2.0 ports, three faster USB 3.0 ports, and Sony's standby FireWire 400/i.Link port for connecting old-school DV camcorders. There's an Ethernet port and an antenna jack for the TV tuner. This is a very connected system; basically it has all the consumer connectors you would want. The desktop is upgradeable to 16GB, but you'll have to remove the existing 6GB to get to that amount. The system comes with holes for VESA mounting in the back, but it doesn't come with a wall mount.
The L24 comes with some utilities pre-installed and a few pieces of bloatware on the desktop. The unneeded icons include eBay, Kaspersky Internet Security (with an abysmal 30-day trial period), and Office 2010 Starter. Word and Excel are reduced-functionality versions, but they never expire. More useful are the media apps that Sony bundled in, like Vegas, Acid, and Sound Forge. The system comes with Vaio Media Gallery and PlayMemories Home as well. Sony has included a touch-overlay, though it isn't as extensive as the one found on HP machines like the current midrange Editors' Choice HP Omni 27 ($1,249 direct, 4 stars) and HP's TouchSmart series PCs. The L24 comes with a standard one-year warranty.
Performance
The L24's new Intel Core i5-3210M mobile-class processor helps keep it energy efficient and reduces the heat generated by the system. The i5-3201M is a dual-core CPU with Hyper-Threading, so it can handle four streams of data at once. But this also means that the system is a smidge slower than other systems with true quad-core processors, like the Asus ET2700INKS-B062C ($1,499 list, 3.5 stars) and the HP Omni 27 .
The L24 performed well on Handbrake (1 minute 42 seconds) and Photoshopt (4:03), but the Asus ET2700 (which scored 1:17 in Handbrake and 2:58 in Photoshop) and HP Omni 27 (1:28 in Handbrake and 3:31 in Photoshop) were quite a bit faster. The L24 was quick and stutter-free at displaying online 1080p HD videos, however, and the system's Blu-ray performance was just as fast with the pre-installed PowerDVD BD playback software.
The L24's Intel HD Graphics 4000 integrated graphics were sufficient for HD videos, but it lagged a little while playing Crysiss (21 frames per second) and Lost Planet 2 (17 fps) at medium settings. The Asus ET2700 garnered passable scores, with the HP Omni 27 bringing up the rear at 3D. At least the VAIO L24's integrated graphics are now DX11-compatible, an improvement over older GPUs. The L24 was very good at the PCMark7 overall test, so we're confident this system will last you several years before it feels slow.
Compared with its rivals, the Sony VAIO L24 (SVL24114FXB) comes across as a very good media consumption device. HD Videos, Blu-ray movies, music, and photos come up quick and are enjoyable to page through. However, if you're more interested in creating videos and retouching photos, one of the other all-in-one systems like the Asus ET2700, HP Omni 27, and the high end all-in-one Editors' Choice Dell XPS One 27 ($1,999 direct, 4.5 stars) may be a better choice. All three rivals have larger 27-inch screens and are faster, plus the Dell has a higher resolution (2,560 by 1,440) screen which means more virtual screen room to view larger images. The HP Omni 27 holds on to the Editors' Choice for midrange all-in-one desktop PCs midprice, but the L24 is a decent choice if you must have a touch screen. You'll just have to pay a couple extra hundred dollars and accept a smaller screen to do so.
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