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It’s midnight in San Francisco and i’m out on the tiles with one of the most successful Australian entrepreneurs you’ve never heard of. Most of the city is shutting down on this cold and dreary Tuesday, but Gower Smith is determined to kick on. And so here we are at the Penthouse strip club and steakhouse, a palace of sleaze where New York strip comes with a side of lap dance.
Smith, the founder of ZoomSystems, has a shiny bald head, porn-star moustache and the cheeky, confident smile of someone living the dream. He cashed out of four successful companies in Australia and moved to the heart of the tech world 10 years ago to launch Zoom, raising $100 million from investors soon after arriving. His fully automated Zoom shops – don’t call them vending machines – dispense the latest high-end gadgets from the likes of Apple and HP in almost every major US airport and in department stores like Macy’s. Now the compa …

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It’s midnight in San Francisco and i’m out on the tiles with one of the most successful Australian entrepreneurs you’ve never heard of. Most of the city is shutting down on this cold and dreary Tuesday, but Gower Smith is determined to kick on. And so here we are at the Penthouse strip club and steakhouse, a palace of sleaze where New York strip comes with a side of lap dance.
Smith, the founder of ZoomSystems, has a shiny bald head, porn-star moustache and the cheeky, confident smile of someone living the dream. He cashed out of four successful companies in Australia and moved to the heart of the tech world 10 years ago to launch Zoom, raising $100 million from investors soon after arriving. His fully automated Zoom shops – don’t call them vending machines – dispense the latest high-end gadgets from the likes of Apple and HP in almost every major US airport and in department stores like Macy’s. Now the compa …

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It’s midnight in San Francisco and i’m out on the tiles with one of the most successful Australian entrepreneurs you’ve never heard of. Most of the city is shutting down on this cold and dreary Tuesday, but Gower Smith is determined to kick on. And so here we are at the Penthouse strip club and steakhouse, a palace of sleaze where New York strip comes with a side of lap dance.
Smith, the founder of ZoomSystems, has a shiny bald head, porn-star moustache and the cheeky, confident smile of someone living the dream. He cashed out of four successful companies in Australia and moved to the heart of the tech world 10 years ago to launch Zoom, raising $100 million from investors soon after arriving. His fully automated Zoom shops – don’t call them vending machines – dispense the latest high-end gadgets from the likes of Apple and HP in almost every major US airport and in department stores like Macy’s. Now the compa …

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At times, the story lines were so far-fetched we suspected Cherry and his crew were doing bong hits in the writer’s room. We’d be here for hours if we tried to log all the insane plots. Instead, we’ll rank our top five:
1. New neighbor Betty Applewhite (Alfre Woodard) keeps her mentally challenged son (and murder suspect) chained up in the basement. It’s creepy and offensive and a waste of Woodard’s talent.
2. Bree fakes being pregnant to cover up the fact that her daughter, Danielle, has been knocked up and banished to a convent. The plan worked … for a while.
3. After vying for (and losing) the love of Mike Delfino (James Denton), Katherine Mayfair (Dana Delany) goes crazy, and then goes lesbian when seduced by a former stripper.

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At times, the story lines were so far-fetched we suspected Cherry and his crew were doing bong hits in the writer’s room. We’d be here for hours if we tried to log all the insane plots. Instead, we’ll rank our top five:
1. New neighbor Betty Applewhite (Alfre Woodard) keeps her mentally challenged son (and murder suspect) chained up in the basement. It’s creepy and offensive and a waste of Woodard’s talent.
2. Bree fakes being pregnant to cover up the fact that her daughter, Danielle, has been knocked up and banished to a convent. The plan worked … for a while.
3. After vying for (and losing) the love of Mike Delfino (James Denton), Katherine Mayfair (Dana Delany) goes crazy, and then goes lesbian when seduced by a former stripper.

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CAS-4100 and CAS-4100-P (for polarization-maintaining fibers) make up Vytran’s newest family of optical fiber splicers — the compact, semi-automated CAS-4000 Series. In CAS systems, all components, including the computer and display, are embedded into the splicer to form a single unit ideal for use where space is limited. CAS splicers also feature Vytran’s One Step Splice™ process software to make fiber splicing and process control simple and intuitive for the operator.
Vytran will also demonstrate its recently released GPX-3600 optical fiber glass processor at its CLEO: Expo booth. GPX-3600 is a versatile, filament fusion-based system designed to create splices, combiners, tapers, couplers, end caps and other fused components on optical fibers with diameters as large as 2 mm.
In addition, Vytran will demonstrate a new PFC-400 portable fiber cleaver, the ideal companion product to CAS splicers. Other on-site products will include a selection of PTR-200 fiber recoaters/proof testers, an LDC-400 fiber cleaver, an FFS-2000 splicing workstation and an SAS-400 hot acid stripper.

See the full article from “Healthcare Global (press release)”

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CAS-4100 and CAS-4100-P (for polarization-maintaining fibers) make up Vytran’s newest family of optical fiber splicers — the compact, semi-automated CAS-4000 Series. In CAS systems, all components, including the computer and display, are embedded into the splicer to form a single unit ideal for use where space is limited. CAS splicers also feature Vytran’s One Step Splice(TM) process software to make fiber splicing and process control simple and intuitive for the operator.
Vytran will also demonstrate its recently released GPX-3600 optical fiber glass processor at its CLEO: Expo booth. GPX-3600 is a versatile, filament fusion-based system designed to create splices, combiners, tapers, couplers, end caps and other fused components on optical fibers with diameters as large as 2 mm.
In addition, Vytran will demonstrate a new PFC-400 portable fiber cleaver, the ideal companion product to CAS splicers. Other on-site products will include a selection of PTR-200 fiber recoaters/proof testers, an LDC-400 fiber cleaver, an FFS-2000 splicing workstation and an SAS-400 hot acid stripper.

See the full article from “MarketWatch (press release)”

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CAS-4100 and CAS-4100-P (for polarization-maintaining fibers) make up Vytran’s newest family of optical fiber splicers — the compact, semi-automated CAS-4000 Series. In CAS systems, all components, including the computer and display, are embedded into the splicer to form a single unit ideal for use where space is limited. CAS splicers also feature Vytran’s One Step Splice process software to make fiber splicing and process control “simple and friendly” for the operator.
Vytran will also demonstrate its recently released GPX-3600 optical fiber glass processor at its CLEO: Expo booth. GPX-3600 is a versatile, filament fusion-based system designed to create splices, combiners, tapers, couplers, end caps and other fused components on optical fibers with diameters as large as 2 mm.
In addition, Vytran will demonstrate a new PFC-400 portable fiber cleaver, a companion product to CAS splicers. Other on-site products will include a selection of PTR-200 fiber recoaters/proof testers, an LDC-400 fiber cleaver, an FFS-2000 splicing workstation and an SAS-400 hot acid stripper.

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New faces getting up to speed in Kansas City The Associated Press May 02, 2012 — 3:22 PM KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Peyton Hillis and Brady Quinn wanted fresh starts. Eric Winston and Kevin Boss wanted the chance to compete for championships like they had in the past. Scott Pioli brought them all to Kansas City, where the Chiefs’ general
Sports violence: NFL hands out latest punishments The Associated Press May 02, 2012 — 3:10 PM Football, hockey, rugby. Violence is part of the game in many sports. But when athletes cross the line, it can attract the attention of authorities — sometimes from within their sport and in other cases from criminal prosecutors. The
Former Cowboys lineman faces drug charges in Fla.
May 02, 2012 — 2:58 PM
TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — A former Dallas Cowboys offensive lineman is accused of trying to sell marijuana to an undercover officer at a Tampa strip club.

See the full article from “Washington Examiner”

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CAS-4100 and CAS-4100-P (for polarization-maintaining fibers) make up Vytran’s newest family of optical fiber splicers — the compact, semi-automated CAS-4000 Series. In CAS systems, all components, including the computer and display, are embedded into the splicer to form a single unit ideal for use where space is limited. CAS splicers also feature Vytran’s One Step Splice™ process software to make fiber splicing and process control simple and intuitive for the operator.
Vytran will also demonstrate its recently released GPX-3600 optical fiber glass processor at its CLEO: Expo booth. GPX-3600 is a versatile, filament fusion-based system designed to create splices, combiners, tapers, couplers, end caps and other fused components on optical fibers with diameters as large as 2 mm.
In addition, Vytran will demonstrate a new PFC-400 portable fiber cleaver, the ideal companion product to CAS splicers. Other on-site products will include a selection of PTR-200 fiber recoaters/proof testers, an LDC-400 fiber cleaver, an FFS-2000 splicing workstation and an SAS-400 hot acid stripper.

See the full article from “Manufacturing Digital (press release)”

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