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By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. Investigators Seek More Info In National Park Assault Case
US Park Rangers of Yosemite National Park and Special Agents with the National Park Service Investigative Services Branch (ISB) are investigating a sexual assault that occurred in April 2020 within the park.
According to court documents, on April 14, 2020, in Yosemite National Park, Charles Porter, age 30, assaulted the victim while making non-consensual sexual contact with him in an attempt to sexually assault the victim. Based upon new information obtained in the course of this case, investigators believe there may be more victims of assaults or sexual assaults by the defendant. The defendant’s whereabouts in recent years include Southern California, at the California Polytechnic University Pomona, the Yosemite National Park area, and the Pacific Crest Tr
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Heartbreak Turned Into Joy At Sweet Serendipity Tiny Farm
The sad passing of farm founder Shar Hinson s father inspired her to fulfill her lifelong animal dreams through Sweet Serendipity Tiny Farm in Hesperia, California.
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Sweet Serendipity Tiny Farm was built on heartbreak.
When founder Shar Hinson’s father passed away, she found herself feeling “this hole in my heart that needed to be mended.” As a form of healing and catharsis, Hinson came to realize that she had to “fix it the only way I knew how for my mom and me which was through animals.”
Executive Viewpoint : The importance of digital twins and cloud-based services
Hydrocarbon Processing spoke with Andrew McCloskey, Chief Technology Officer and Head of R&D at AVEVA, about how digital twins and cloud-based services are used, their benefits and challenges, security issues, etc., as related to the downstream oil and gas, refining and petrochemicals industries.
Hydrocarbon Processing spoke with Andrew McCloskey, Chief Technology Officer and Head of R&D at AVEVA, about how digital twins and cloud-based services are used, their benefits and challenges, security issues, etc., as related to the downstream oil and gas, refining and petrochemicals industries.
HP: What are digital twins and how is AVEVA using them to facilitate its customers’ digital transformation initiatives?
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AVEVA,
Andrew McCloskey is the CTO and Head of R&D for AVEVA. In his role, he is responsible for product development, including execution excellence, built-in quality and security, and fostering innovation across the company’s global R&D efforts. He is a member of AVEVA’s Executive Operating and Strategic Leadership Teams responsible for AVEVA’s Engineering Business P&L, which includes process design, plant engineering and design, shipbuilding, procurement, fabrication, construction and operator/enterprise training. Prior to this, he was Executive R&D Leader for the Schneider Electric Software Business. He joined the group (formerly Invensys Plc.) in 2006 as Head of R&D for the Simulation Products team.