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How To Become MERN/MEAN Stack Web Developer in 2021
The most important thing to have in 2021 is a good skill set. Along with the ability to either create or correct stuff. So let’ talk about one of the most booming industry even after what happened last year, Web Development.
Aesthetic WriterPublished about 19 hours ago in Journal
Autonomous Security Robots Showcase Knightscope, Inc.’s Focus on Market Logical Use of Self-Driving Tech
Knightscope’s AI-enhanced robot sentries have been deployed to Fortune 1000 companies, hospitals, police departments, municipalities, utilities and casinos The company’s models include stationary robots as well as mobile products that patrol indoor and outdoor locations The robots use artificial intelligence and feature 360-degree eye-level HD streaming video, autonomous recharging, face and license plate recognition, and infrared thermal detection to deter crime and transmit safety or investigational information The sentries have the added benefit of being unaffected by the infectious contagion hampering the performance of many employees while the COVID pandemic remains in effect
InvestorBrandNetworkPublished about 19 hours ago in Trader
What is Conformal Coating and How To Applied It?
Conformal Coating Introduction In this article we will discuss how conformal coatings are applied. Conformal coatings are nano-scale, polymer coatings that are applied to electronics for water protection via a variety of methods. They provide a number of protective properties such as protection against dust, moisture, chemicals, & temperature extremes. These properties make conformal coatings a good water protection choice for a variety of applications throughout several industries.
Ryan TouchPublished about 19 hours ago in Journal3 Revision Strategies to Create Sentence Variety
Nobody wants a steady diet of vanilla ice cream. Mix it up by adding other flavors, throw in chocolate or strawberry, and if you are really brave on Wednesdays eat sherbet. Topping increase eye appeal, texture, and offer new sensations with every bite. For instance, salty nuts, gooey caramel, crunchy sprinkles of multiple colors or hot fudge; you can’t go wrong with rich, warm, dark chocolate ooze contrasting the creamy, frozen confection. And when all else fails smuggle a brownie on the bottom to increase the texture; this will sensationalize the palette.
Brenda MahlerPublished about 19 hours ago in Journal
Character Development Adds Life to Writing
My favorite books introduce characters I connect with on a personal level. When the book ends, I am left with a lonely feeling because a friend has departed. Leaving behind Dagny Taggart, Scout Finch, and Tom Sawyer left a hole that has sense prompted me to reread each text to hear their voices, watch their adventures and share their emotions.
Brenda MahlerPublished about 20 hours ago in JournalDon’t Allow What Works for Others to Stifle Your Writing
Lately, I have immersed myself in reading about writing. My mind swirls with suggestions of what to do and what not to do. The lists are endless and depending on the author sometimes contradictory. Excessive amounts of “how-to” information caused my creative juices to dry-up, shrivel, and drift away.
Brenda MahlerPublished about 20 hours ago in Journal
Persistence Is the Answer
I observed a chicken egg wobble slightly. Held captive, the chick peeped and pipped slowly cracking the shell attempting to escape the confinement. The persistence of the baby mesmerized my attention; the determination, power, and desire to survive was an instinctual force. I suppose part of me believed by observing, I shared energy that encouraged a successful outcome, so as I watched I silently channeled positive thoughts. After hours of strenuous work, he entered the world wet, exhausted and wobbly on his feet, alone in the incubator until he dried, gained strength, and fluffed up.
Brenda MahlerPublished about 20 hours ago in Journal
How to Uncover the Treasure in Our Writing
Donald Murray was the guru of teaching writing in the 1980s. Since I graduated from the university in 1985, he was my mentor on how to teach writing. I read everything he wrote and became a convert believing more can be learned through writing if the focus remains on the process instead of the product.
Brenda MahlerPublished about 20 hours ago in Education
