Locked in a tight U.S. Senate race in Arizona, Republican Martha McSally charged in a recent debate that a comment made by her Democratic rival, Kyrsten Sinema, about the Taliban in 2003 amounts to saying it’s“OK to commit treason.” Let's ASK FACTCHECK . . . McSally has kept up that line of attack, saying on “Fox News Sunday” that Sinema’s comment was“totally out of step with American values, when she clearly says in this radio interview she has no problem with an American going to join the Taliban.”
President Donald Trump echoed that attack as well during a rally in Mesa, Arizona, on Oct. 19. “After 9/11, Martha McSally heroically led air strikes against ...
That's what the results could be in this report by Justin Dawes appearing in The Grand Rapids Business Journalyesterday. Two locations are competing - Mesa is one. Another opportunity to create more jobs right here.
"An electronics manufacturer in the area is planning to create 82 jobs. Amphenol Borisch Technologies is investing $3.7 million into its headquarters in Kentwood, at 4511 E. Paris Ave. SE, the Michigan Economic Development Corporation MEDC, said today. The Kentwood headquarters is comprised of two buildings totaling 95,000 square feet, including an assembly plant and a machine shop. The company will renovate space in its existing facility that was decommissioned four years ago after sending a significant number of jobs to its Nogales, Mexico facility. The company will also spend $3 million on new machinery and equipment. Competing locations for the project included Mesa, Arizona and Nogales, Mexico. . . Amphenol Borisch Technologiesemploys more than 400 people across locations in Michigan, Arizona, Canada and Mexico. Incentive The Grand Rapids-based economic development nonprofitThe Right Placeis assisting the company with a project at the same time investing $3.7 million into its headquarters in Kentwood, at 4511 E. Paris Ave. SE, the Michigan Economic Development Corporation, or MEDC, said today. The company will renovate space in its existing facility that was decommissioned four years ago after sending a significant number of jobs to its Nogales, Mexico facility. MEDC awarded the project a $410,000 Michigan Business Development Program performance-based grant _______________________________________________________________ Amphenol Borisch Technologies Overview https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDyLZFpyuKA
About Amphenol Borisch Technologies: As of January 1, 2018 Amphenol Griffith Enterprises is now part of Amphenol Borisch Technologies.
Amphenol Borisch Technologies is a vertically integrated Electronics design and manufacturing firm that specializes in superior service. Our experience and expertise in electronics design, Design-for-manufacturer, assembly and test leads the industry. ABT is your complete supply chain solution provider. With locations in Grand Rapids (Michigan), Nogales (Mexico) and London (Canada), ABT is the lead integrator within the Amphenol Family of solutions. ABT provides our partners with the unique combination of personal and professional program management support along with low-cost manufacturing and integrated supply chain expertise
The President of The Mesa Chamber of Commerce, seen on the far left, was one of three Chamber CEOs who represent military installations in their regions invited to attend a private meeting with Donald Trump and others at Luke Airforce base in Mesa, Arizona. You can see the back of Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross's head at bottom center directly across the table from Trump.
Re-inventing Religion of a young farm-boy . . . April 6,1930 that farm boy organized this church.
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Mormons, properly referred to as Latter-day Saints -- Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints - often talk about “The Restoration.” And while you may be familiar with “The Reformation” as a period of great change within Christianity, “The Restoration” is something else entirely. It refers to the full modern-day return of the ancient Church of Jesus Christ. The one that Jesus himself organized as described in the New Testament. This restored organization is called The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Soon after He called His 12 apostles, Jesus organized His church in order to bring salvation to all God’s children. The new Church would teach men and women about the nature of God, what was necessary for them to do in order to become more like Him and return to Him. Subscribe to Mormon Channel for the latest videos: http://bit.ly/1M0iPwY Download the Mormon Channel App iOS: http://bit.ly/1yGRgRU Android: http://bit.ly/1ukxbeC Follow Mormon Channel Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mormonchannel Twitter: https://twitter.com/mormonchannel Instagram: https://instagram.com/mormonchannel Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/mormonchannel
Dock-less electric scooter companies are now worth billions of dollars. Are they really the future of personal transportation, a passing fad, or an invasion of public spaces? This includes a paid sponsored promotion which had no part in the writing, editing, or production of the rest of the video. Music by Epidemic Sound: http://epidemicsound.com Photos of China’s bike graveyards from The Guardianhttps://www.theguardian.com/cities/ga...
****EDIT: meant to say Graphene is made out of Carbon, not Silicon. Hello. Welcome to NeoScribe. We’ve all seen the headlines. Graphene Batteries that charge five times faster! Solid-State Batteries with 10 times the capacity! There’re so many news stories about energy storage research these days that after a while you’re like, bring it to market already! Because we get so excited from these headlines that we want them in our devices now! The great Joe Scott said it best when he said… ///Joe Scott Vid/// And while these promising breakthroughs may not lead to actual products as fast as we would like, eventually one or many WILL get there. Right? So, while we wait, let’s talk about yet ANOTHER breakthrough in energy storage research, the record-breaking 3D Printed Graphene Supercapacitor from the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory! I get a kick out of that description, it’s like all of the Nerd Buzzwords packed together, 3D Printed Graphene Supercapacitor. Anyway, before we talk about that let’s BRIEFLY talk about what supercapacitors are. A Supercapacitor or Supercap is an energy storage device similar to batteries. While batteries release electrical energy from chemical reactions, Supercaps GENERALLY store energy from static electricity. Supercaps have a lot of advantages over batteries and may one day replace batteries as the dominant portable energy storage technology. They charge ridiculously fast, have a virtually unlimited cycle life, they work better than batteries in extreme temperatures and they can also have a higher power density than batteries. In other words, they can transfer energy much faster than batteries. But Supercaps have one major disadvantage, they have much lower energy density and that is why batteries have wider applications. And this takes us to Pseudocapacitors. Think of pseudocapacitor as a bridge between batteries and supercapacitors as they maintain a lot of the same advantages as supercaps but have higher energy densities. But the challenge with improving energy density in pseudocapacitors is as you increase the thickness of the electrode usually made out of manganese oxide, the performance of the device drops rapidly because the ions have to move through more material. And this is where Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory comes in. On October 18th the lab reported that they developed an electrode out of 3D-Printed Graphene Aerogel that has the highest ratio of energy stored per unit of surface area ever recorded for a supercap. And by small chance you don’t know what graphene is, there are tons of videos out there about it but it’s simply a sheet of silicon one atom thick that scientist slap on anything and makes it 5 or 10 times better. Anyway, Lawrence Livermore has been fabricating electrodes this way for a while but the difference this time is Lawrence Livermore has greatly improved the graphene aerogel leading to this record-breaking performance. The way it works is the aerogel is printed as a scaffold composed of a tiny porous rod meaning it has a bunch of tiny holes and spaces. Then manganese oxide I loaded into the scaffold allowing for much more of it in the electrode without slowing down the ions. This is called mass-loading, and that is the record that the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. The electrode they built has 100 milligrams of manganese oxide per square cm, compared to typical commercial supercaps that have only 10 milligrams per square cm! Another benefit from this breakthrough is that it will allow supercaps to cheaper to produce. You see, manufactures have to stack thin layers of current collectors, made out of metal sheets coated with electrode material in order to increase energy densities without sacrificing performance and this increases material costs. It would take ten layers of current collectors to equal the energy density of the 3D printed Electrode. With this breakthrough, it appears that scientists are getting closer and closer to filling the gaps between batteries and supercaps. So, when can we expect to see supercaps in our devices? Not soon enough! All kidding aside, this is an exciting and promising breakthrough in portable energy storage technology to add to the long list of other exciting and promising breakthroughs and hopefully, in the next 10 years, we can see either battery replacing supercaps or solid state batteries actually come to market. Until then, we can dream of an incredible future….
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O Yeah! Full Disclosure with a responsibility to tell history. It's Stormy Daniel's story right now that shows what goes around comes around for Tabloid-Trash Trump "quite apart from his lack of finesse when astride her and the mess he made on her stomach by not rubbering up, he didn’t even provide the dinner he’d promised when he invited her. . . ." ". . . Emetic as it all is to remember, Stormy knows that she has a responsibility to history. “The world is waiting to hear about his penis,” she says and obliges in emasculating detail. For the record, it’s smallish and Trump had to “fumble” it into her – not a compliment to its hydraulics. It looks repellently fungoid, with a head that she first likens to a mushroom and then – determined to spare him no humiliation – to a toadstool. She can’t report on his balls, which in her opinion “he needs to shave”; they skulked in a tangled thicket of “yeti pubes”. A transplant might be in order, since Stormy reports that “his hair down there was better than what was on his head”. (The lines above are from a chapter read out of sequence chronicles her evening with Donald Trump after a California golf tournament in 2006 – three hours listening to his self-puffery, then a scant two minutes enduring “the least impressive sex I’ve ever had”.) Full Disclosure by Stormy Daniels review – duck, Donald…
Daniels’s book reveals her to be a defiant survivor, with an eye for scabrous detail
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