Wastewater can produce enough power to treat itself!

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InfoSWMM Version 3.0 Spotlights
Technological Innovations and Simplified
Analysis for the Wastewater Industry

InfoSWMM Version 3.0 Spotlights
Technological Innovations and Simplified
Analysis for the Wastewater Industry 06/24/2005 04:10 PM
In its ongoing effort to provide the global wastewater industry with the world's most comprehensive and innovative GIS-centric modeling and design solutions, MWH Soft, a leading global provider of environmental and water resources applications software, today announced the worldwide availability of the V3 Generation of InfoSWMM for ArcGIS (ESRI, Redlands, CA). [PRWEB Jun 24, 2005]

MWH Soft Releases InfoSWMM Version 2.0,
Delivering Pioneering Functionality to
the Wastewater Industry

MWH Soft Releases InfoSWMM Version 2.0,
Delivering Pioneering Functionality to
the Wastewater Industry 04/01/2005 04:51 AM
In its ongoing effort to provide the global wastewater industry with the world's most comprehensive and innovative GIS-centric modeling and design solutions, MWH Soft, a leading global provider of environmental and water resources applications software, today announced the worldwide availability of the V2 Generation of InfoSWMM for power ArcGIS (ESRI, Redlands, CA) users. [PRWEB Apr 1, 2005]

MWH Soft to Host World's Largest, Most
Comprehensive International
Geoengineering Conference for
Water/Wastewater and GIS/IT
Professionals

MWH Soft to Host World's Largest, Most
Comprehensive International
Geoengineering Conference for
Water/Wastewater and GIS/IT
Professionals 06/05/2005 11:39 PM
MWH Soft, a leading global provider of environmental and water resources applications software, today finalized the technical program for its 2005 International Geoengineering Conference. [PRWEB Jun 3, 2005]

MWH Soft Releases H2OMAP SWMM,
Delivering Advanced Geospatial Modeling
Capabilities for the Global Wastewater
Industry

MWH Soft Releases H2OMAP SWMM,
Delivering Advanced Geospatial Modeling
Capabilities for the Global Wastewater
Industry 06/05/2005 11:39 PM
In its ongoing effort to equip the global wastewater industry with the world's most comprehensive and innovative geospatial modeling and design solutions, MWH Soft, a leading global provider of environmental and water resources applications software, today announced the worldwide availability of H2OMAP SWMM, a groundbreaking GIS-based application for analyzing, modeling, designing, operating, securing, and managing sanitary, storm, and combined sewer systems. [PRWEB Jun 5, 2005]

University of Pittsburgh BSL-3
Laboratory Awards Practical
Applications, Inc. Contract for
Biological Wastewater Steam Kill System

University of Pittsburgh BSL-3
Laboratory Awards Practical
Applications, Inc. Contract for
Biological Wastewater Steam Kill System 02/01/2005 09:20 PM
Practical Applications, Inc. (PAI) has won the bid to design and construct the BSL-3 Steam Kill System for the Regional Biocontainment Laboratory at the University of Pittsburgh. The system will be used to kill biological pathogens found in laboratory wastewater generated by the university as it studies emerging infectious diseases. [PRWEB Jan 21, 2005]

Treat Me Like a Fool

Treat Me Like a Fool 04/04/2005 01:29 PM
Robert MacMillan of washingtonpost.com writes this story about April Fool jokes: “Google appears to be dodging and feinting with its April Fools’ Day lineup. Users of its Gmail e-mail program encountered a bar graph and a short note explaining the company’s new project, Infinity + 1. The news seems suspect enough, but if so, the Associated Press and News.com bought it. But more on that in a moment. Google’s obvious joke shows up on a…

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How Not To Treat a New Customer

How Not To Treat a New Customer 07/09/2004 08:29 PM
I just switched to Vodafone from T-Mobile. I didn't really want to switch that badly, as T-Mobile's service had been...

Google's Ticker Treat

Google's Ticker Treat 10/31/2003 08:20 AM
Motley Fool Oct 31 2003 7:46AM ET

Philips, a Dutch Treat?

Philips, a Dutch Treat? 04/14/2004 11:52 AM
Contradictory remarks from the boardroom stink up the firm's decent first-quarter earnings.

How to treat your customers like
children

How to treat your customers like
children 07/20/2004 01:17 AM

Every few weeks I get email from folks blocked from viewing metafilter at work, asking for my help. I'd never experienced it, so I usually tell folks that if they don't know the right IT person to ask, maybe they shouldn't browse the internet on the job.

I'm staying in a hotel in San Francisco right now and they offer free hotel wireless, which is nice. What isn't nice is that they've got a proxy server set up, just like a lot of large workplaces. You can probably guess where this is going.

Here's what I get when I go to any site that ends in .metafilter.com

And just to show you how lame the system is, it thinks Glassdog is mature. A quick scan of the average day's posts there shows you just how catty and immature Glassdog can be.

There doesn't seem to be much rhyme or reason. BoingBoing works fine, but Waxy.org doesn't. Why on earth should a hotel wireless network care if you want to visit "chat" sites? Why insult your own guests?

Treat yourself to a big plate of Java
servlets

Treat yourself to a big plate of Java
servlets 08/03/2004 07:28 AM
Register Training Comprehensive new course

Trick or Treat, Smell My Feet....

Trick or Treat, Smell My Feet.... 10/31/2003 06:21 PM

I'm sitting on the doorstep handing out treats to trick or treaters. I'm dressed up as a computer geek with my laptop playing Halloween songs from Rhapsody over my wireless network.

Well, okay, I'm not really dressed up... it's my everyday outfit, but I'm still running with it. It's a shifted holiday at my house!

Oh, and the Laughing Librarian just came by my house with his daughter. He's dressed in a safari outfit with a giant snake wrapped around his body. Awesome!

Virtual 3D heart to treat babies

Virtual 3D heart to treat babies 08/18/2004 02:49 AM
Virtual reality techniques are helping Danish doctors diagnose heart defects in newborn babies.

A school that uses PCs to treat special
kids

A school that uses PCs to treat special
kids 05/06/2004 01:37 AM
Webindia123 May 6 2004 5:21AM GMT

Vegetable Orchestra goes down a treat
(Reuters)

Vegetable Orchestra goes down a treat
(Reuters) 05/24/2004 12:27 PM
Reuters - The sounds of 40 kilos of finely tuned cucumbers, leeks, potatoes, radishes, peppers, aubergines and marrows entertained a German audience at the weekend in a concert by the first Viennese Vegetable Orchestra.

Exercise to treat depression call

Exercise to treat depression call 03/28/2005 09:39 PM
Mental health campaigners call for GPs to offer exercise on prescription to depressed patients.

Shark Tank: This time it's all trick and
no treat

Shark Tank: This time it's all trick and
no treat 11/01/2003 12:52 AM
As part of its new disaster recovery plan, this Australian company takes out a lease on a secondary site about an hour outside of town from its headquarters -- and it looks perfect.

Aloe vera may treat battle wounds

Aloe vera may treat battle wounds 08/02/2004 03:17 AM
The aloe vera plant could one day keep trauma victims alive until they can get a blood transfusion, research finds.

Scientists hope cells will help treat
the ill (USATODAY.com)

Scientists hope cells will help treat
the ill (USATODAY.com) 02/13/2004 07:17 AM
USATODAY.com - Q: What is the difference between ordinary stem cells and cloned embryonic stem cells?

Bill Miller to Verizon: Treat us equal!

Bill Miller to Verizon: Treat us equal! 04/11/2005 11:28 AM
CNN Money Apr 11 2005 3:33PM GMT

A Debate on How to Treat Precancerous
Breast Disease

A Debate on How to Treat Precancerous
Breast Disease 06/21/2004 08:23 PM
There is a mounting debate among experts over how aggressively to treat ductal carcinoma in situ, which has a 10-year mortality rate hovering around 1 percent.

Treat British Airways as damage and
route around them

Treat British Airways as damage and
route around them 08/29/2004 12:41 PM
Cory Doctorow: I was trying to buy a one-way ticket from Brussels to London in September, and I ran into the weirdest, dumbest thing: British Airways won't sell you a ticket over the Web if your credit-card isn't billed in the same country the flight originates in (Er, hello? You're an airline -- that means you deal with people who are traveling, sometimes to countries other than the one that they reside in).

So I called BA and was told that the same ticket would cost 400 percent more if bought over the phone. So I went to a BA counter in Boston and was quoted a fare that was 200 percent more than the Web-fare.

I tried booking through Expedia, but they wanted to mail me a paper ticket. Since I rarely touch down in any city for more than a couple days, intersecting with a postal-delivery system for time-sensitive materials is pretty tricky.

Then I gave up on the Web and went to SN Brussels Air, a little carrier whose website has never ever worked for me. I called the London reservations desk and booked a ticket for exactly what BA charges via its website.

That's no surprise: as it turns out, the flight is operated by British Airways. It's the same goddamned plane.

So that's the point of this post: if ever you want to book a ticket on BA from Brussels to London, book it through SN Brussels Air (by phone -- the website will probably remain busted for all eternity), and you can circumvent BA's dumbass ecommerce policies and extorionate phone/counter prices. Link

The Claim: You Can Treat a Snakebit by
Sucking Out the Venom

The Claim: You Can Treat a Snakebit by
Sucking Out the Venom 07/13/2004 02:04 AM
The bottom line: Venomous snakebites require emergency medical care.

ESSAY- Tricky treat: Let's reclaim
Halloween from fear

ESSAY- Tricky treat: Let's reclaim
Halloween from fear 10/30/2003 07:15 PM
Start with a Google search for "The Razor Blade in the Apple: The Social Construction of Urban Legends." Two Southern Illinois University professors researched ...

"Michigan Preparing To Let Doctors
Refuse To Treat Gays"

"Michigan Preparing To Let Doctors
Refuse To Treat Gays" 04/23/2004 02:43 AM

Latter-day ashphalters call on feds not
to treat fiber like roads

Latter-day ashphalters call on feds not
to treat fiber like roads 03/19/2003 10:45 PM
Clay sez:

The 21st Century Infrastructure Consortium (21st CiC)is dedicated to bringing high-bandwidth fiber to the home. Or, rather, they are dedicated to FTTH as long as our city governments don't get involved. From the looks of the paper 21st CiC has filed with the FCC, the worst thing that could possibly happen is that someone could be scheming to offer you access to pure bandwidth, uncluttered by monopolistic business practices.

From their FCC filing: "Municipalities, even when they promise to build an open-access network, should not at all be involved with the FTTx industry."

So take that, you municipal stooges! Your puny notions of "open access" are nothing to us! (I'd suggest a drinking game involving the number of occurrences of the phrase "unfair competition" in a two page PDF, but I think the AMA would revoke my blogging license.)

The very idea that the government would want to treat access to bandwidth as even remotely analogous to access to highways has latter-day asphalt manufacturers in a tizzy. Municipal FTTH may die a-borning, if the beneficiaries of such services don't make themselves heard.

Link Discuss (Thanks, Clay!)

When Alzheimer's Steals the Mind, How
Aggressively to Treat the Body?

When Alzheimer's Steals the Mind, How
Aggressively to Treat the Body? 05/17/2004 07:35 PM
The question of how aggressive to be in treating late-stage Alzheimer's patients is one of the most wrenching and contentious issues in medicine.

M-generation treat mobiles as
life-support system

M-generation treat mobiles as
life-support system 06/23/2004 07:56 AM
inSourced Jun 23 2004 10:43AM GMT

'Computer' made from DNA able to detect,
treat cancer in a test tube

'Computer' made from DNA able to detect,
treat cancer in a test tube 04/28/2004 02:44 PM
Canadian Press via Canada.com Apr 28 2004 6:15PM GMT

Treat online gaming as a legitimate
industry, gov't told

Treat online gaming as a legitimate
industry, gov't told 02/01/2005 09:41 PM
News.inq7.net - Sun Jan 30, 12:55 pm GMT

The IDF will soon begin using cannabis
to treat soldiers suffering from combat
stress, the military said Wednesday

The IDF will soon begin using cannabis
to treat soldiers suffering from combat
stress, the military said Wednesday 08/08/2004 07:07 AM
At last, some fun quirky news about Israeli soldiers

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tech.life@play | Full Spectrum Warrior
intense, low-casualty treat

tech.life@play | Full Spectrum Warrior
intense, low-casualty treat 06/17/2004 03:19 AM
Philadelphia Inquirer Jun 17 2004 7:16AM GMT

Produce a New Page Every Day!

Produce a New Page Every Day! 07/18/2004 06:46 PM
"... how realistic it is to produce one page per day as Brett and others have previously recommended? One page every three or four days is my norm and that is going full tilt!"

Toshiba First to Produce Speedy XDR RAM

Toshiba First to Produce Speedy XDR RAM 03/30/2005 09:10 AM

XDR RAM is going to be fast. I predict even more unneeded processor cycles in my near future.

Toshiba is lining up the world's fasters memory chips. Testing has begun and they should be on sale in the second half the year, the company said. The 512MB XDR (extreme data rate) DRAM chips run at 4.8GHz - about 12 times faster than typical desktop PC memory.

Even better, Samsung and Elpida are on route to deliver the new chips in around the same time-frame—just in time for use in the Playstation 3, in fact. (Thanks, Luke!)

Wor ld's fastest memory shoots out Toshiba factory [TechWorld]

How Much Data Do We Produce? And How
Much Is Spam?

How Much Data Do We Produce? And How
Much Is Spam? 07/27/2004 12:38 PM
A new study from a data storage company (watch the bias) says that we're all creating more data more rapidly thanks to ever growing hard drives. There's no indication how they worked this out, but they do seem to attribute quite a bit of that data growth to spam. There's one weird bit, suggesting that by 2007 the average email will include a 650 kb attachment. Now, certainly that would increase the amount of data being sent around, but they give absolutely no basis for stating such a thing. Maybe they're just counting virus spam and all the mess it causes, but it would seem that a claim that every email will soon be pushing that much data around should be supported by a bit more of an explanation.

Quanta to Produce New iMacs

Quanta to Produce New iMacs 10/30/2003 06:06 PM
Appleinsider reports that Quanta will be producing the upcoming iMac, which is rumored to have "major cosmetic changes" for early next year but is sti...

IBM to produce 90nm chips for Via

IBM to produce 90nm chips for Via 09/17/2004 06:08 AM
Computer Weekly Sep 17 2004 10:20AM GMT

SCO Ordered to Produce Evidence

SCO Ordered to Produce Evidence 12/05/2003 04:15 PM

Hitachi to produce 1 TB drives

Hitachi to produce 1 TB drives 04/04/2005 11:36 AM
Hitachi on Monday is set to announce it will release hard drives containing 230 gigabits of data per square inch by 2007, making a 1-inch 20 GB microdrive, allowing for a 20 GB iPod mini. According to senior vice president of product strategy and marketing at Hitachi Bill Healy, the density breakthrough represents a refinement in perpendicular recording. Hard drives currently store data in a longitudinally, with the heads scanning over a horizontal plane. For perpendicular recording, data bits are aligned vertically, allowing for more data to be placed into an area. "We're redesigning the head and disc quite significantly," Healy told CNET. "All we have done is longitudinal recording in hard drives since the 1950s. We've got a babysitting program running in the back to see how the hard drives are doing. We are building up our understanding of our quality and reliability."
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