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Southern Vanguard 2026 Commences in Sauce, Peru [Image 3 of 7]
21 Southern Vanguard 2026 commences in Sauce, Peru, Sept. 8, 2026. The opening ceremony for SV26 featured leaders and participants from the U.S., Peru, Chile and Argentina. The multinational exercise brings together approximately 400 warfighters to conduct field training and command post exercises in an austere jungle environment.
Operation Center Tech: What Can You Find in Each Room? By Haivision
Today’s operation centers, whether it be a cybersecurity operations center (CSOC), network operations center (NOC), real-time crime center (RTCC), tactical operations center (TOC) or any other type of control room, are reliant on cutting-edge technologies to capture meaningful insights from available data. Operation centers can face many common challenges: data overload, demand for real-time information, security, and reliability are all concerns that require thoughtful technology choices.
Dot Group to Showcase Cost-Cutting AI-Powered Technologies and High-Speed File Transfer at MPTS 2025
Dot Group announces its participation at the Media Production & Technology Show (MPTS) 2025, showcasing innovative solutions that drive cost efficiency and workflow optimisation for production companies. Located at Stand AI1 in the show’s AI Zone, Dot Group will demonstrate how its AI-powered FinOps solutions help production facilities significantly reduce operational costs through intelligent resource management and financial optimisation.
PROFESSIONAL WIRELESS SYSTEMS (PWS) EXPANDS NEW YORK TEAM
Company Hires Josh Lampf as B2B and Business Development Lead and Chris Budin as Operations Coordinator NEW YORK, APRIL 29, 2025 —Professional Wireless Systems (PWS), a leading expert in supplying and supporting wireless sound and intercom systems for live and broadcast events, announces the growth of its New York-based team. The company has hired Josh Lampf as B2B and Business Development Lead and Chris Budin as Operations Coordinator.
NAB Show 2025: Redefining the Future of Media and Content Creation By Mickey Miller, CEO, Vislink
The NAB Show 2025 in Las Vegas was a strong reminder of how quickly the broadcast industry continues to evolve. This year, we saw a powerful mix of innovation and practicality – tools and technologies designed not only to inspire but also to deliver real-world solutions for modern content creators. From advancements in mobile connectivity to the rise of independent media voices, it’s clear the future of broadcast and live production is becoming more agile, flexible, and accessible.
CJP Broadcast Highlights Scalable Studio Solutions at MPTS 2025
CJP Broadcast, the UK-based systems integrator specialising in virtual production and broadcast studio design, installation, commissioning and support, will return to the Media Production & Technology Show (MPTS) 2025 (Stand D77, Olympia London) to highlight new developments that support practical, scalable production environments.
A year of evolution: Vislink on the gradual transformation of the sports broadcasting landscape
By Mickey Miller, CEO at Vislink The sports broadcasting industry in 2024 has continued to undergo transformations, albeit evolution rather than revolution. Technology which has been available in at least trial form is being implemented across the industry, while broadcasters continue to respond to evolving viewer demands.
Effect of the −1 Triplet in tmRNA
Keywords tmRNA, transfer-messenger RNA, −1 triplets, pyrimidine College Physical and Mathematical Sciences Department Chemistry and Biochemistry Abstract tmRNA (transfer-messenger RNA) is a functional RNA that acts as both tRNA and mRNA to rescue ribosomes stalled on mRNA lacking a stop codon or on nascent peptide sequences in eubacteria (1). When a ribosome stalls, the tRNA-like structure of tmRNA enters the ribosome and adds an alanine to the growing peptide.
Conquer the New Bern Historical Society’s third annual history quest September 16
NEW BERN. N.C. — Expect lots of fun as you test your sleuthing skills in this third annual family-friendly outdoor history hunt! On Saturday, September 16 starting at 10 am, teams will gather at New Bern Battlefield Park to receive their clues to a series of quests. Hop in your car and follow the clues to find historical places in and around New Bern. In this third year of this event, you’ll find a whole new slate of clues and places to discover.
Audition for New Bern Historical Society’s Fall Ghostwalk on Aug. 5
NEW BERN, N.C. — The New Bern Historical Society is looking for a few good ghosts. Whether you are a spirited novice or have lots of ghostly experience, the Historical Society wants you to portray the historic characters in this year’s Ghostwalk. Ghostwalk brings to life noted personalities from New Bern’s past. There’s no need to worry though, all the apparitions in these stories are from the pages of history, not from science fiction. Each year a new and different batch of spirits appears.
Historian Wade Sokolosky’s ‘Duty Amidst the Chaos’ lecture Dec. 8, book signing Dec. 10
NEW BERN, NC, The New Bern Historical Society offers two opportunities to see local historian and award-winning author Wade Sokolosky. In a presentation titled “Duty Amidst the Chaos,” on December 8 at 6:30 pm at the North Carolina History Center’s Cullman Performance Hall, Civil War author Wade Sokolosky takes a deeper dive into his most recent book, North Carolina’s Confederate Hospitals, Vol. I, 1861-1863, with a particular focus on New Bern’s hospitals.
Ky. demonstrators protest against COVID-19 vaccine for kids
A 7 year-old child gets a bandage after receiving their first dose of the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine at the Beaumont Health offices in Southfield, Michigan on November 5, 2021. (Photo by JEFF KOWALSKY/AFP via Getty Images) SRDTF News UPDATED 11:13 AM PT – Sunday, November 14, 2021 Residents in Kentucky express concern over efforts to vaccinate children. According to reports on Sunday, nearly a dozen people protested outside a Louisville testing and vaccination center.
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Thanks - Opinion - New Bern Sun Journal - New Bern, NC
Mickey Miller, New Bern Another very successful Historical Society ABC (Attic, Basement Closet) Indoor Yard Sale fundraiser has come and gone! We want to recognize and thank all those who made it possible: those who donated all the wonderful treasures, the volunteers who prepared everything for the sale, and those who shopped with us. Special thanks to Co-Chairs Cheryl Lawrence and Gerri Olvaney who led the effort, and to Joe Sullivan who heads the pick-up team.
Hitchcock in Mount Vernon: “lingering paranoia about all things avian”
“Farmer Dave” Miller from rural Mount Vernon has been writing some entertaining commentary for the Mount Vernon Farmers Market newsletter. He and his wife, Mickey, are vendors and are among the many reasons you should check out the Mount Vernon market, if you haven’t already. The markets are 4-6 p.m. Thursdays outside the First Street Community Center, 221 First St. E., Mount Vernon. Here is Farmer Dave’s take on “The Birds:” The penalty for killing a redwing blackbird is $250,000.
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