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Another in the sadly delayed wrapping-up of my photo-a-day project. These are all pictures from a hike in the Vischer Ferry Nature Preserve over in Clifton Park. We took the kids over there one time, but a thunderstorm started coming in before we got very far. While the kids were at my parents', I decided to go over one afternoon and take a more thorough walk around the place.
OBD-II, which stands for On-Board Diagnostics, second revision, is a standard for automotive computer operation and diagnosis. It became mandatory in 1...
Take Care of Your Talent or Else. . . This week's Herman Trend Alert  was supposed to be about the 4-day work week and how employers will implement it, rather this Alert focuses on a more pressing issue for employers. And though this Alert is about what is happening in the United States, we are certain that there are similar labor market situations worldwide, as we emerge from this challenging global pandemic. Employers need workers to make their products and/or serve their customers. Without good people, companies are out of business. But what happens when companies are simply unable t...
Pressure on the Japanese EMS sector is gradually declining due to a general stabilization of the country’s COVID-19 situation and a reduced number of new cases, according to recent statements from Japanese healthcare authorities and local media reports. According to the official statistics regularly published by the Japanese healthcare authorities, the number of new COVID-19 cases in the country in April fell by 90% compared to the peak figures of January (from 2,500 to about 250 cases per day). That has resulted in states of emergency being lifted in most of the country’s provinces. Stil...
Japan had a plan to build 14 Unryu-class carriers, but it suffered from a serious lack of reality. Here's What You Need to Remember: The Japanese war effort was so unbalanced and so crippled by industrial and managerial weaknesses that the June 30, 1942, aircraft carrier plan was little more than a feverish reaction to Coral Sea and Midway. The fever would ultimately break. Japan lacked the industrial strength needed to wage a war against the United States. Yet, Japanese military planners seldom considered the limitations to their nation’s construction capabilities. One example is the Im...