to catch possible paedophiles sharing illegal content on its platform. But WhatsApp refuses to break down how many of the accounts it bans and how many of the reports it makes to the NCMEC come from its automated systems. It also says it cannot publicly reveal many details about how its machine learning system works as offenders are constantly trying to evade detection.
Facebook’s plan to expand its use of end-to-end encryption gives law enforcement and regulators another stick to beat it with. But despite the company’s history of data abuses, it already does more to track down child sexual abuse material on WhatsApp than its two big end-to-end encrypted rivals
Putellas then played a wonderful first-time pass for Bonmati to slot home a third inside 20 minutes before Martens beat Niamh Charles and showed composure to pick out Hansen for well-worked fourth goal.
Chelsea were high on endeavour after the break but failed to create any notable chances, while Barca's Asisat Oshoala had a last-gasp goal ruled out for offside
Chelsea had overcome bogey side Wolfsburg and fellow German giants Bayern Munich to reach the biggest game in club football, 14 years since an English side had last been there.
And it has been a memorable campaign which has seen them win a record fourth league crown, while they could yet add the FA Cup to their League Cup for a domestic treble.
On a cold, clear Thursday morning in January, a few days after his 36th birthday, Hamilton is sitting in the music studio that he’s had built in his home in Colorado, trying to explain the secrets behind his success.
His braided hair is tied back in a loose ponytail, and he’s swapped his logo-laden race suit for a red-and-black checked jacket. His bulldog Roscoe is lying by his feet – at one point he breaks off mid-sentence to apologise for the dog farting.
But physical strength is only part of the story. At the elite level, sporting success comes down to three factors: anticipation, high-speed decision-making, and the ability to perform under pressure. The best athletes in the world seem to have more time than everyone else not because they’re quicker or stronger
The differences between Hamilton and other drivers are almost imperceptible to the naked eye, but they show up in the telemetry that’s beamed back from the hundreds of sensors on his car and, of course
in his lap times. He brakes harder and later than his rivals, taking a squarer route through the corner, which means he can get on the throttle more quickly at the other end. “If you can brake 0.2 seconds later at 200mph you’ve gone a lot further,” says former F1 driver David Coulthard.
There were lessons passed down from Anthony, too. When Hamilton was eight or nine, his dad took him to a boxing class – he wanted his son to be able to defend himself against school bullies. Inside the ring, Hamilton was badly beaten by a taller, tougher boy. He ran out in tears, nose streaming with blood.
What happened next shaped Hamilton’s life in more ways than he could have known. “I remember my dad kneeling down in front of me and saying, ‘You’re going to get back in there and give it everything you’ve got,’” he says. “You’ve got to face your fears headfirst.” He went back into the ring. “I went in, and I didn’t let this kid get a single punch in, and I overcame this fear. I use that same experience with all my racing.”
What happened next shaped Hamilton’s life in more ways than he could have known. “I remember my dad kneeling down in front of me and saying, ‘You’re going to get back in there and give it everything you’ve got,
he says. “You’ve got to face your fears headfirst.” He went back into the ring. “I went in, and I didn’t let this kid get a single punch in, and I overcame this fear. I use that same experience with all my racing.”
How did this strange, alternate type of fame come about? And what does it reveal about the strange stratification of the online world? Some of the answers may lie within LadBaby’s empire of sausage rolls.
Hoyle says over Zoom in early April, wearing a black Nike hoodie, fiddling with a blue plastic pen, and intermittently sipping from a “In my defence I was left unsupervised” novelty mug.
There were lots of mum bloggers doing funny things but I didn’t feel like there were normal working class dads who had three kids and were plumbers or had two kids and worked in a chippy,” he says. In June 2017, he made his first video, filming himself replacing his son’s lost lunchbox with a toolbox; his wife Roxanne’s exasperated reaction has since become a signature of the brand.
Just after 10pm on February 12, Ariano* was frantically pedalling through the deserted streets of Dublin, trying to escape a mob of teenagers who were chasing after him.
The 36-year-old Deliveroo courier says the mob was hiding behind a van and ambushed him as he passed, shouting racial slurs and hurling eggs and bottles.
Ariano began working for Deliveroo in 2018, shortly after arriving in Dublin from Brazil to study English. Back then, he says there was a very small chance of being robbed or attacked. Dublin’s lockdown changed that. Delivery riders, who according to unions are predominantly migrant workers like Ariano
are being targeted and attacked by young people in Dublin while they deliver food during the pandemic. “We are never attacked by one person, it is always a group that gathers together to create traps to catch us,” he says. “I have to cycle as fast as I can to escape”.
Ariano’s experience is not unique. Couriers claim the problem is widespread and that Deliveroo has done nothing to protect them. Deliveroo riders are using WhatsApp, Telegram and Google Maps to avoid “red”, or dangerous, areas in the city.
The rank in Old Compton Street has been moved to Dean Street because of al-fresco dining, but people have learned where the cabs are now, McGrady says. He is convinced that Uber is trying to do the same thing, training people to “walk out to their cars waiting”, and that TfL is not doing enough to stop them. “Why would you want to kill off the best taxi trade in the world? Who knows,” he says. “But that’s the way we feel in the moment, that nothing is going our way.”
TfL says it is “looking into this issue” and has deployed officers to monitor specific locations to ensure that no vehicles are causing an obstruction to the highway. Westminster City Council, the local authority that governs Soho, does not have the power to stop Uber from setting up pick-up points
and can only intervene to make sure they abide by traffic controls. The LTDA has vowed to take any driver found breaking the rules to court — and says it will challenge Uber if it doesn’t stop the use of pick-up locations.
McGrady also claims there have been “land grabs” during the pandemic as councils ate into taxi ranks across London to widen pavements for pedestrians — and that some councils don’t allow black cab drivers to set up new ones at all.
An average taxi rank can take three years to set up, whereas Uber has created pick-up points with immediate effect. The only way taxi drivers can compete with apps that offer cars in under five minutes is by being even more convenient, McGrady argues. “Our slice of the cake is slowly being cut to pieces. Plying for hire is the be all and end all of it.”
Traditional vaccine technology requires vast numbers of animal cells, each infected with a weakened or dead virus, which would be grown in enormous incubators or fermenters over the course of many months. In comparison, making the strands of mRNA needed for a vaccine is a cell-free, biochemical process, which can be synthesised in the lab in a matter of minutes.
To make the flu vaccine, you need an entire warehouse of literally millions of eggs rolling around on heated rollers,” says Michael Mulqueen, vice president of business development at eTheRNA, a Belgium-based biotech company that is developing mRNA based vaccines for malaria and HIV
Because mRNA vaccines are fairly easily reproducible – the way the RNA is packaged and produced stays largely the same – some liken mRNA vaccines to software. Moderna has even trademarked the name “mRNA OS”.
Along with other companies, Modern is now planning to go after infectious diseases which were previously considered unlikely targets for vaccines, including Zika, chikungunya and cytomegalovirus.
In the physical world, roads are a little bit like this infrastructure that underpins different possible consumer solutions for transit and transportation, though the APIs don’t need to be explicitly provided. The main requirements are being able to move across a flat surface and stay within a lane.
Some people want horsepower and flashiness; they have their sports cars. Other cases call for more security, like armoured transport. Delivery drivers who want to zip around quickly in the city have scooters.
Using social media platforms right now is a little like being able to travel on roads only in a standard-issue open-air vehicle with no protection against people furiously slinging eggs, and given an air horn to signal for help (but no one comes).
Opening APIs would allow consumers more choice and control over how they navigate social media. My company, Block Party, takes advantage of existing Twitter APIs to build one such service.
By automatically muting accounts that don’t pass user-configurable filters – for example, in a mode called “I need a break”, you can choose to only hear from people you follow and people followed by people you follow
Hamilton is ridiculously competitive, whether he’s playing a friendly game of tennis with Anthony, or throwing javelins on a pre-season training camp in Finland. He has to win. “It’s in my DNA,” he says. อ่านต่อได้ที่ : โรงเรียนวัดมะปรางงาม
says Coulthard. “They can turn left and right and they’re fit and they can do all of the basic requirements of a Grand Prix driver, but you just wonder how deep-rooted their fight is.”
Right from the start, those who have worked with Hamilton have been impressed by his attention to detail. “He was a sponge,” says Prew. “He just wanted to learn, to take on all the information that he could.
He spent the recent winter break wading through a huge technical manual detailing every aspect of the new car for the 2021 season, from the aerodynamic tweaks that will help glue it to the track, to the new software system that controls its settings.
On a race weekend, he pays attention to things like the wind direction and how it varies at different corners – if there’s a headwind, he might be able to brake a bit later than normal and gain fractions of a second.
When you bend the shoe in two the entire bed where your foot sits – think where an insole would be placed – rises above the rest of the trainer. It looks like the shoe’s inner is coming out of the shoe entirely. From here you slide your foot into the shoe and push the heel down.
It’s a thick shoe. When its hinge is open the height of its midsole, the foam part of the shoe, is really revealed. There’s a lot of foam that has been used in the creation of the trainers, and it seems to be there to support the hinge mechanism. The more shoe there is, the more durable it can be.
On the sole there’s a red strip of rubber that connects the front and back – when you’re using the hinge this part bends in two. The rubber, which is about 3mm thick, holds the whole thing together and needs to be durable.
This oversized approach is also pretty evident in the GO FlyEase's tensioner. This rubber band, which is attached at the front and back of the shoe, is a few centimeters high and dominates what the shoe looks like.
The final component is the kickstand heel. This is a tiny bit of rubber on the back of the heel and is key to how you take the shoes off. You stand on this heel with one foot and then step out of the GO FlyEase. Applying pressure to this part of the shoe allows the hinge to operate and you can take them off without having to bend down.
In the UK, the National 3D Printing Society called on anyone with a printer to make and distribute PPE in their local area. Over two months from April 2020, more than 250,000 visors were produced.
In some ways the pandemic created the perfect environment for 3D printing to thrive in. Back in 2012, IT research company Gartner put 3D printing at the peak of its Hype Cycle for Emerging Technologies,
meaning expectations about what it could achieve were deemed to be grossly overinflated. At that point, Gartner analysts felt it would take more than five years for 3D printing to mature beyond a niche market
Fast forward to 2019 and Gartner was predicting that by 2023 a quarter of medical devices in developed markets would make use of 3D printing, mainly for joint replacement, surgical implants and prosthetics
Matthew Jacobson, a partner in the US law firm Reed Smith’s life sciences health industry group, says that in the pre-pandemic world that was proving to be the case.
It is the third final of Europe's elite club competition to be played between two Premier League sides, and the second in just three seasons, such is the financial might of the modern English game.
And these are the two clubs whose own transformations in the last two decades under mega-rich foreign owners have done the most to change forever the landscape of the Premier League.
That was before the Premier League and modern Champions League existed, before Roman Abramovich bought Chelsea in 2003 and before the Abu Dhabi takeover of City in 2008. Between them they have now won seven of the last 10 Premier League titles.
Chelsea have the experience of this stage in Europe before, having beaten Bayern Munich on penalties in the 2012 final. They have also won the Europa League twice since then.
City have never made it this far before but are finally here, after 13 years of enormous investment under Sheikh Mansour and four previous years of disappointment under Guardiola, the man who was hired principally to win them this competition.
When Penn State School of International Affairs academic John Gershenson co-founded Kenyan 3D printing firm Kijenzi in 2017, his aim was to democratise the manufacturing process. Having seen that many communities
particularly in remote parts of the world, are cut off from global supply chains, Gershenson wanted to start an organisation that could, he says, make “what is needed, when it’s needed, where it’s needed”.
Medical devices were an area of “clear need” and Kijenzi, which is based in Western Kenyan city Kisumu, started life 3D printing replacement knobs for broken malaria-detecting microscopes. When the Covid-19 pandemic hit, the company’s market was transformed literally overnight.
It was clear there was going to be a need for PPE [personal protective equipment] and that, if it came into Kenya, Nairobi would get everything,” Gershenson says.
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If anything, the joint report by the homeland security and rules committees has strengthened the argument for an independent commission on January the 6th,” Schumer said, criticizing Republicans for not letting the scope of the review broaden out to the root causes of the attack.
Republican leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., took the opposite view, saying: “Today's report is one of the many reasons I'm confident in the ability of existing investigations to uncover all actionable facts about the events of January 6. I'll continue to support these efforts over any that seek to politicize the process, and I would urge my colleagues to do the same.”
Many of the details laid out in the report have previously been made public. The report reprises some of the failures that were exposed during several public hearings by the investigating committees, including the muddled response at the Pentagon that led to a three-hour delay in the arrival of the D.C. National Guard.
The committee did not find evidence that then-President Donald Trump personally intervened to delay the response, a committee aide said. The report says the Pentagon's slow response was "informed by criticism" of its previous and much-criticized involvement in quelling protests last summer related to the murder of George Floyd.
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Vaccines that can protect against Delta strains of COVID-19
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Facebook’s plan to expand its use of end-to-end encryption gives law enforcement and regulators another stick to beat it with. But despite the company’s history of data abuses, it already does more to track down child sexual abuse material on WhatsApp than its two big end-to-end encrypted rivals
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Putellas then played a wonderful first-time pass for Bonmati to slot home a third inside 20 minutes before Martens beat Niamh Charles and showed composure to pick out Hansen for well-worked fourth goal.
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Chelsea were high on endeavour after the break but failed to create any notable chances, while Barca's Asisat Oshoala had a last-gasp goal ruled out for offside
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Chelsea had overcome bogey side Wolfsburg and fellow German giants Bayern Munich to reach the biggest game in club football, 14 years since an English side had last been there.
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And it has been a memorable campaign which has seen them win a record fourth league crown, while they could yet add the FA Cup to their League Cup for a domestic treble.
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On a cold, clear Thursday morning in January, a few days after his 36th birthday, Hamilton is sitting in the music studio that he’s had built in his home in Colorado, trying to explain the secrets behind his success.
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His braided hair is tied back in a loose ponytail, and he’s swapped his logo-laden race suit for a red-and-black checked jacket. His bulldog Roscoe is lying by his feet – at one point he breaks off mid-sentence to apologise for the dog farting.
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But physical strength is only part of the story. At the elite level, sporting success comes down to three factors: anticipation, high-speed decision-making, and the ability to perform under pressure. The best athletes in the world seem to have more time than everyone else not because they’re quicker or stronger
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The differences between Hamilton and other drivers are almost imperceptible to the naked eye, but they show up in the telemetry that’s beamed back from the hundreds of sensors on his car and, of course
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in his lap times. He brakes harder and later than his rivals, taking a squarer route through the corner, which means he can get on the throttle more quickly at the other end. “If you can brake 0.2 seconds later at 200mph you’ve gone a lot further,” says former F1 driver David Coulthard.
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การเดินเงินสำคัญทำเป็น มั่งคั่งแน่นอน
สิ่งหนึ่งที่ต้องมีให้ได้เลยสำหรับผู้ที่เล่นไพ่บาคาร่าออนไลน์นั่นก็คือการเดินเงิน เนื่องจากว่าถ้าเกิดเดินเงินแบบสะเปะสะปะแล้ว โอกาสที่จะทำเงินนั้นน้อยมากและก็หนักไปทางเสียมากกว่า อีกทริคของการ รู้เท่าทันบาคาร่า ก็เลยชี้แนะกรรมวิธีเดินเงินที่นิยมใช้กันและสำเร็จเสมอๆมันก็คือการเดินเงินในต้นแบบมาแย้งเกลและก็การเดินเงินในแบบ1-3-2-4 ที่ผู้เล่นสามารถจะทำเงินคืนและอัดกำไรเพื่อให้เกิดประโยชน์ได้ วิธีเล่นบาคาร่าให้ได้เงิน การวางเงินแบบมาท้วงติงเกล จะเป็นการแทงทบเมื่อเสีย เพื่อหวังเอาเงินลงทุนคืนและก็กำไร 1 หน่วยเสมอ แต่ข้อพึงระวังคือลิมิตของห้องและเงินหน้าตักของผู้เล่นว่าจะมีมากมายหรือน้อยเท่านั้นเอง
การชำระเงิน 1-3-2-4 จะเป็นการเดินเงินเป็นบริเวณตามสูตร ถ้าแพ้จะไปเริ่มนับ 1 ใหม่ แต่ว่าหากชนะจะทบไปตามสเต็ป ซึ่งผู้เล่นจำเป็นต้องวางแผนให้ดี
การ รู้เท่าทันบาคาร่า เพื่อหวังทำเงิน นับว่าเป็นความมั่นหมายสูงสุดของเหล่าบรรดานักเสี่ยงดวงมากมายก่ายกอง เพราะนั่นหมายความว่าคำว่า มั่งคั่งแน่นอน แต่ว่ากว่าจะไปถึงเป้าหมายในเกมการเดิมพันได้นั้น ผู้เล่นจำเป็นที่จะต้องเรียนรวมทั้งอ่านเค้าไพ่กระทั่งเชี่ยวชาญ เพื่อที่จะได้รับรู้ว่าเค้าไพ่ในลำดับต่อไปจะออกอะไร มิใช่เค้าไปเล่นโดยที่ไม่ รู้ทันบาคาร่า ใดๆเลย
There were lessons passed down from Anthony, too. When Hamilton was eight or nine, his dad took him to a boxing class – he wanted his son to be able to defend himself against school bullies. Inside the ring, Hamilton was badly beaten by a taller, tougher boy. He ran out in tears, nose streaming with blood.
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What happened next shaped Hamilton’s life in more ways than he could have known. “I remember my dad kneeling down in front of me and saying, ‘You’re going to get back in there and give it everything you’ve got,’” he says. “You’ve got to face your fears headfirst.” He went back into the ring. “I went in, and I didn’t let this kid get a single punch in, and I overcame this fear. I use that same experience with all my racing.”
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What happened next shaped Hamilton’s life in more ways than he could have known. “I remember my dad kneeling down in front of me and saying, ‘You’re going to get back in there and give it everything you’ve got,
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he says. “You’ve got to face your fears headfirst.” He went back into the ring. “I went in, and I didn’t let this kid get a single punch in, and I overcame this fear. I use that same experience with all my racing.”
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says Gabriel Elias, a former Mercedes engineer who now runs a motorsport consultancy business.
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What does it mean to be Facebook Famous? A few years ago, you couldn’t click on an article about mega-YouTuber Zoella without reading the words
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How did this strange, alternate type of fame come about? And what does it reveal about the strange stratification of the online world? Some of the answers may lie within LadBaby’s empire of sausage rolls.
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Hoyle says over Zoom in early April, wearing a black Nike hoodie, fiddling with a blue plastic pen, and intermittently sipping from a “In my defence I was left unsupervised” novelty mug.
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plateful of jelly” when he found out he’d gone viral. A year and a half earlier, he’d first set up a parenting blog and accompanying Facebook page
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There were lots of mum bloggers doing funny things but I didn’t feel like there were normal working class dads who had three kids and were plumbers or had two kids and worked in a chippy,” he says. In June 2017, he made his first video, filming himself replacing his son’s lost lunchbox with a toolbox; his wife Roxanne’s exasperated reaction has since become a signature of the brand.
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Just after 10pm on February 12, Ariano* was frantically pedalling through the deserted streets of Dublin, trying to escape a mob of teenagers who were chasing after him.
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The 36-year-old Deliveroo courier says the mob was hiding behind a van and ambushed him as he passed, shouting racial slurs and hurling eggs and bottles.
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Ariano began working for Deliveroo in 2018, shortly after arriving in Dublin from Brazil to study English. Back then, he says there was a very small chance of being robbed or attacked. Dublin’s lockdown changed that. Delivery riders, who according to unions are predominantly migrant workers like Ariano
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are being targeted and attacked by young people in Dublin while they deliver food during the pandemic. “We are never attacked by one person, it is always a group that gathers together to create traps to catch us,” he says. “I have to cycle as fast as I can to escape”.
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Ariano’s experience is not unique. Couriers claim the problem is widespread and that Deliveroo has done nothing to protect them. Deliveroo riders are using WhatsApp, Telegram and Google Maps to avoid “red”, or dangerous, areas in the city.
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The rank in Old Compton Street has been moved to Dean Street because of al-fresco dining, but people have learned where the cabs are now, McGrady says. He is convinced that Uber is trying to do the same thing, training people to “walk out to their cars waiting”, and that TfL is not doing enough to stop them. “Why would you want to kill off the best taxi trade in the world? Who knows,” he says. “But that’s the way we feel in the moment, that nothing is going our way.”
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TfL says it is “looking into this issue” and has deployed officers to monitor specific locations to ensure that no vehicles are causing an obstruction to the highway. Westminster City Council, the local authority that governs Soho, does not have the power to stop Uber from setting up pick-up points
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and can only intervene to make sure they abide by traffic controls. The LTDA has vowed to take any driver found breaking the rules to court — and says it will challenge Uber if it doesn’t stop the use of pick-up locations.
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McGrady also claims there have been “land grabs” during the pandemic as councils ate into taxi ranks across London to widen pavements for pedestrians — and that some councils don’t allow black cab drivers to set up new ones at all.
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An average taxi rank can take three years to set up, whereas Uber has created pick-up points with immediate effect. The only way taxi drivers can compete with apps that offer cars in under five minutes is by being even more convenient, McGrady argues. “Our slice of the cake is slowly being cut to pieces. Plying for hire is the be all and end all of it.”
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แต่ messenger RNA (mRNA) ซึ่งเป็นเทคโนโลยีบุกเบิกที่ใช้ในวัคซีน Pfizer / BioNTech และ Moderna Covid-19 มีศักยภาพที่จะเปลี่ยนแปลงทั้งหมดนี้ สาเหตุหลักเป็นเพราะสามารถผลิตวัคซีนได้เร็วขึ้นมากและมีต้นทุนการผลิตเพียงเศษเสี้ยวของต้นทุนการผลิตก่อนหน้านี้
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Traditional vaccine technology requires vast numbers of animal cells, each infected with a weakened or dead virus, which would be grown in enormous incubators or fermenters over the course of many months. In comparison, making the strands of mRNA needed for a vaccine is a cell-free, biochemical process, which can be synthesised in the lab in a matter of minutes.
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To make the flu vaccine, you need an entire warehouse of literally millions of eggs rolling around on heated rollers,” says Michael Mulqueen, vice president of business development at eTheRNA, a Belgium-based biotech company that is developing mRNA based vaccines for malaria and HIV
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Because mRNA vaccines are fairly easily reproducible – the way the RNA is packaged and produced stays largely the same – some liken mRNA vaccines to software. Moderna has even trademarked the name “mRNA OS”.
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Along with other companies, Modern is now planning to go after infectious diseases which were previously considered unlikely targets for vaccines, including Zika, chikungunya and cytomegalovirus.
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In the physical world, roads are a little bit like this infrastructure that underpins different possible consumer solutions for transit and transportation, though the APIs don’t need to be explicitly provided. The main requirements are being able to move across a flat surface and stay within a lane.
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Some people want horsepower and flashiness; they have their sports cars. Other cases call for more security, like armoured transport. Delivery drivers who want to zip around quickly in the city have scooters.
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Using social media platforms right now is a little like being able to travel on roads only in a standard-issue open-air vehicle with no protection against people furiously slinging eggs, and given an air horn to signal for help (but no one comes).
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Opening APIs would allow consumers more choice and control over how they navigate social media. My company, Block Party, takes advantage of existing Twitter APIs to build one such service.
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By automatically muting accounts that don’t pass user-configurable filters – for example, in a mode called “I need a break”, you can choose to only hear from people you follow and people followed by people you follow
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Hamilton is ridiculously competitive, whether he’s playing a friendly game of tennis with Anthony, or throwing javelins on a pre-season training camp in Finland. He has to win. “It’s in my DNA,” he says.
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says Coulthard. “They can turn left and right and they’re fit and they can do all of the basic requirements of a Grand Prix driver, but you just wonder how deep-rooted their fight is.”
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Right from the start, those who have worked with Hamilton have been impressed by his attention to detail. “He was a sponge,” says Prew. “He just wanted to learn, to take on all the information that he could.
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He spent the recent winter break wading through a huge technical manual detailing every aspect of the new car for the 2021 season, from the aerodynamic tweaks that will help glue it to the track, to the new software system that controls its settings.
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On a race weekend, he pays attention to things like the wind direction and how it varies at different corners – if there’s a headwind, he might be able to brake a bit later than normal and gain fractions of a second.
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When you bend the shoe in two the entire bed where your foot sits – think where an insole would be placed – rises above the rest of the trainer. It looks like the shoe’s inner is coming out of the shoe entirely. From here you slide your foot into the shoe and push the heel down.
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It’s a thick shoe. When its hinge is open the height of its midsole, the foam part of the shoe, is really revealed. There’s a lot of foam that has been used in the creation of the trainers, and it seems to be there to support the hinge mechanism. The more shoe there is, the more durable it can be.
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On the sole there’s a red strip of rubber that connects the front and back – when you’re using the hinge this part bends in two. The rubber, which is about 3mm thick, holds the whole thing together and needs to be durable.
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This oversized approach is also pretty evident in the GO FlyEase's tensioner. This rubber band, which is attached at the front and back of the shoe, is a few centimeters high and dominates what the shoe looks like.
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The final component is the kickstand heel. This is a tiny bit of rubber on the back of the heel and is key to how you take the shoes off. You stand on this heel with one foot and then step out of the GO FlyEase. Applying pressure to this part of the shoe allows the hinge to operate and you can take them off without having to bend down.
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In the UK, the National 3D Printing Society called on anyone with a printer to make and distribute PPE in their local area. Over two months from April 2020, more than 250,000 visors were produced.
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In some ways the pandemic created the perfect environment for 3D printing to thrive in. Back in 2012, IT research company Gartner put 3D printing at the peak of its Hype Cycle for Emerging Technologies,
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meaning expectations about what it could achieve were deemed to be grossly overinflated. At that point, Gartner analysts felt it would take more than five years for 3D printing to mature beyond a niche market
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Fast forward to 2019 and Gartner was predicting that by 2023 a quarter of medical devices in developed markets would make use of 3D printing, mainly for joint replacement, surgical implants and prosthetics
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Matthew Jacobson, a partner in the US law firm Reed Smith’s life sciences health industry group, says that in the pre-pandemic world that was proving to be the case.
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It is the third final of Europe's elite club competition to be played between two Premier League sides, and the second in just three seasons, such is the financial might of the modern English game.
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And these are the two clubs whose own transformations in the last two decades under mega-rich foreign owners have done the most to change forever the landscape of the Premier League.
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That was before the Premier League and modern Champions League existed, before Roman Abramovich bought Chelsea in 2003 and before the Abu Dhabi takeover of City in 2008. Between them they have now won seven of the last 10 Premier League titles.
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Chelsea have the experience of this stage in Europe before, having beaten Bayern Munich on penalties in the 2012 final. They have also won the Europa League twice since then.
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City have never made it this far before but are finally here, after 13 years of enormous investment under Sheikh Mansour and four previous years of disappointment under Guardiola, the man who was hired principally to win them this competition.
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Among the WHO’s recommendations are laws and bargaining agreements to both ensure maximum limits on work hours; and poverty-reduction measures.
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When Penn State School of International Affairs academic John Gershenson co-founded Kenyan 3D printing firm Kijenzi in 2017, his aim was to democratise the manufacturing process. Having seen that many communities
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particularly in remote parts of the world, are cut off from global supply chains, Gershenson wanted to start an organisation that could, he says, make “what is needed, when it’s needed, where it’s needed”.
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Medical devices were an area of “clear need” and Kijenzi, which is based in Western Kenyan city Kisumu, started life 3D printing replacement knobs for broken malaria-detecting microscopes. When the Covid-19 pandemic hit, the company’s market was transformed literally overnight.
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It was clear there was going to be a need for PPE [personal protective equipment] and that, if it came into Kenya, Nairobi would get everything,” Gershenson says.
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The committee did not find evidence that then-President Donald Trump personally intervened to delay the response, a committee aide said. The report says the Pentagon's slow response was "informed by criticism" of its previous and much-criticized involvement in quelling protests last summer related to the murder of George Floyd.
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