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news Fiber optic cables act as fully distributed live sensors, providing owners and operators with real-time insights and alerts to improve safety and protect their infrastructure. But that's not all fiber optic cables can do. Author: Brad Randall, Broadband Community From detecting earthquakes to identifying if construction crews are excavating nearby, fiber optic sensing offers telecommunications and utility operators the opportunity to proactively warn, identify and address situations before a catastrophic failure occurs. Those are the words of Paul Dickinson, president of the Fiber Optic Sensing Association (FOSA), a Washington-based nonprofit trade association whose mission is to raise awareness and…

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The alarm bells are ringing. MLB is aware. And it's not a good thing. The Texas Rangers are one of the worst teams in baseball. Yes, a team that won a World Series is at the bottom of the league, so to speak. MLB.com's latest power rankings have the Rangers ranked 22nd out of 30 teams, the lowest mark this season for Texas. When the Rangers won the World Series last year, it didn't seem like a sudden event. They have a lot of young talent and they looked to be building a strong foundation by investing wisely in their…

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Botanists have been using science to improve crops for centuries. David Harris of the University of London believes that around 12,500 BCE, gatherers began breeding wheat. They cut edible grasses with stone-bladed sickles and brought home the fruiting plants. The strongest kernels of wheat or barley remained on the stalks because they were harder to cut. These plants had stronger stems, and their seeds fell into the soil nearest the Neolithic camp, where they germinated and grew, probably producing plants with stronger stems and sturdier kernels. Thus began an unintentional plant breeding program, selecting for different, better plants.As knowledge improved,…

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Naples was named the best place to live in America this year, according to a U.S. News & World Report analysis. The news outlet ranked Naples No. 1 primarily because of its senior amenities and welcoming atmosphere, but the analysis found that Naples offers much more than just retirement living considerations. “The Naples metropolitan area has long been known as a retirement destination for the rich and powerful who don't want to risk the cold, with beautiful beaches, expansive golf courses and fine dining and shopping. But closer to the countryside, cows graze and seasonal workers pick tomatoes in the…

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Scientists have developed a new open-source software tool called OpenFold that uses artificial intelligence and harnesses the power of supercomputers to predict protein structures. The image overlays OpenFold and AlphaFold2 predictions onto the experimental structure of the Streptomyces tokunonesis TokK protein, showing that OpenFold matches the accuracy of AlphaFold2. Credit: Nature Methods (2024). DOI: 10.1038/s41592-024-02272-z Form follows function. This is especially true for proteins, the building blocks of life. The way a molecule folds and shapes reveals its life-supporting functions. Scientists have developed a new open-source software tool called OpenFold that uses artificial intelligence (AI) and harnesses the power of…

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We may earn commission from links on this page. Each product featured has been reviewed and selected by our editors. What's fresh, classic, and never goes out of style? An all-white manicure! White nails have long been a go-to look for those who want an elegant manicure without all the frills and fuss. But lately, white nails have been making a comeback. And they're the perfect way to say goodbye to the summer heat as you transition into your fall manicure inspiration board. Nail trends to try before summer ends Manicure summer is drawing to a close, but there's still…

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I've been in technology for a long time and I rarely get excited or surprised by anything. But shortly after Open AI's ChatGPT was released, I asked my wife to create a WordPress plugin for her e-commerce site. When it was done and the plugin worked, I was truly amazed.That was the beginning of my deep dive into chatbots and AI-assisted programming. Since then, I have put 10 Large Scale Machine Models (LLMs) through 4 real-world tests. How to write using ChatGPT: Resume | Excel formulas | Essays | Cover letters Unfortunately, not all chatbots are coded the same: 18…

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Japan's stock market has recently experienced significant volatility due to the strong yen and concerns about global economic growth. However, dovish comments from the Bank of Japan have helped stabilize the market, making it a good time to consider dividend stocks. In such a volatile environment, dividend stocks can offer a measure of stability and income. Here are three noteworthy Japanese dividend stocks that can provide both resilience and income in these uncertain times.Top 10 Japanese Dividend StocksName Dividend Yield Dividend Rating Takeuchi Manufacturing (TSE 6432) 4.73% ★★★★★★ Yamato Kogyo (TSE 5444) 4.31% ★★★★★★ Tsubakimoto Chain (TSE 6371) 4.03% ★★★★★…

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Evolving Technology Hilti's ON!Track solution has been enabling customers to digitally track tools and manage assets for nearly a decade, but the launch of the all-in-one Nuron cordless battery platform takes this a step further by providing deeper insights through smart batteries and cloud connectivity. Nuron battery chargers have a SIM card built into the adapter, giving users remote access to real-time information about the usage of their battery-powered tools. This increased transparency allows construction industry professionals to make better business decisions based on which tools are being used and where. Plus, all Nuron tools run on Hilti's 22V platform,…

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