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Wirewerks announced today it has expanded its NextSTEP Technology™ Fiber Management System, a multi-award winning high-density connectivity solution for fiber management applications in data centers, MSO/Broadband networks and Enterprise LANs, with the launch of the NextSTEP™ 3-Series Modules, known as 3S Modules. The 3S Modules include the NextSTEP™ 3-Series Distribution Module and the NextSTEP™ 3-Series Loaded Patch Module. They provide a simple, faster option for fiber application management with a tool-less, slide-in/slide-out installation and easy front panel port access to avoid connector, fiber or module movement. Both modules are fully compatible with all NextSTEP patch panels and enclosures and they are designed to suit any application and installation environment. The NextSTEP™ 3-Series Distribution Module is a slide-in fiber management module that fully supports Base-8 network infrastructures by supporting 1-3 MPO connectors at the rear of the cassette with up to 24 front-facing LC ports per module. The NextSTEP™ 3-Series Loaded Patch Module houses incoming pre-terminated cable assemblies or provides fusion splicing for up to 24 LC or 12 SC ports on the front of each...

Honey, switch to the 10-pounders,” says Kirsten Gillibrand. This directive is made in a dreary, windowless gym on the fourth floor of a Courtyard by Marriott hotel in Waterloo, Iowa. At 7:15 a.m. the Sunday before Memorial Day, press secretary Alex Phillips and I are blearily sweating through a Gillibrand-devised circuit the senator correctly predicts will leave us sore tomorrow. She’s using 25-pound barbells for the exercise that she wants me to use 10 pounds for. She’s encouraging. Nurturing. Appropriately bossy. As she corrects my foot position during triceps kickbacks, I feel the blessed relief of surrendering to competence. I’d asked to attend the workout of the senator from New York and aspiring president after seeing her do chest presses on Instagram, thinking it would work as a facile metaphor for the strength she’d need to break out in a 24-person Democratic field. I’d hoped the sight of 52-year-old Gillibrand’s now-famous biceps might reveal some larger, heretofore obscured appeal. Some reserve of magnetism, also hiding under a navy blazer. A glimpse into the reasons she’s not gaining ground as a candidate. The majority of Democratic hopefuls have yet to experience a ...

Welcome to Is This Shoe OK?, an infrequent column about shoes that may or may not be good, as determined by me—an authority, because I own shoes—and you, in the comments below. In today’s installment, we’re looking at velcro sneakers, a new trend overtaking adults, not just children who’ve yet to learn to tie their shoes. Not all trends are created equal, and not all trends are for you. It’s a lesson even the most adventurously fashionable must confront at some point in life and then again every season forevermore afterward, and it’s one I never really considered until everyone in my life started wearing heinously ugly dad sneakers. (In case you didn’t know: Demna Gvasalia, the influential Balenciaga/Vetements designer, started the trend because he hated looking at small feet. If you’ve partaken, you’ve fallen victim to a troll and as a result, elected to look like a clown. Also, I hate sneakers, so my apologies in advance for the inherent biases you’re about to devour.) Next up in the tennis shoes trend is the velcro sneaker, according to a recent article on Well and Good, part of what the writer describes as an ongoing “‘so uncool, they’re cool again’ footwear craze.” I rebuke...

Los Angeles, CA – United State–July 16, 2019: The global Hydraulic Tubing market is carefully studied in this report that mainly focuses on market dynamics such as drivers, restraints, trends, and opportunities, the vendor landscape, segmentation, and regional advancement. The research study offers quality insights into the nature of competition, products, applications, cost structure, manufacturing strategies, business tactics, and industrial supply chain. It provides SWOT, PESTLE, and qualitative and quantitative analyses to help readers gain sound understanding of the global Hydraulic Tubing Market. The authors of the report have profiled key players of the global Hydraulic Tubing market on the basis of product portfolio, sales, market share, and other vital factors. Key Players Mentioned in the Global Hydraulic Tubing Market Research Report: Parker, Manuli, Alfagomma, Yokohama Rubber, Gates, Bridgestone, Eaton, Semperit, HANSA-FLEX, Sumitomo Riko, Continental, RYCO, Kurt, LETONE-FLEX, Dagong, YuTong, Ouya Hose, Jintong, JingBo, Yuelong, Luohe YiBo, Hengyu Furthermore, the report offers useful recommendations and suggestions for new and established players to cement a strong ...

Be sure to follow us on Twitter for the latest deals and more. Sign-up for our newsletters and have our best offers delivered to your inbox daily. Ending tonight, Timbuk2 is having a Flash Sale that’s offering 30% off sitewide with code BACKTOCAMPUS at checkout. As always, receive free shipping on all orders. The Hero Laptop Backpack is on sale for $62, which is down from its original rate of $89. This backpack easily fits your 15-inch MacBook and has a water bottle pocket. It’s a great option for work, school, travel and more. Plus, it’s available in multiple color options. It also has a wide mouth to store all of your essentials. Find the rest of our top picks below. Be sure to follow us on Twitter for the latest deals and more. Sign-up for our newsletters and have our best offers delivered to your inbox daily. Fashion Deals – Ralph Lauren, J-Crew, Banana Republic, Eddie Bauer, Sperry, Tommy Hilfiger, Lacoste, Nike, PUMA, adidas and many more Amazon has officially made its Prime Day 2019 announcement, promising a near-constant revolving cast of deals, Prime-exclusive offers, and promotions. This year’s event will kick-off on Monday, July 15th and run through Tuesday, Ju...

Every year, The NEWS introduces the latest cooling equipment available for the upcoming summer season in order to help contractors distinguish between brands. Like last year, this year’s Cooling Showcase is split into two parts — residential and commercial. The commercial information will be published in the May 6 issue, while this issue focuses on the residential/light commercial side of the air conditioning industry. The coverage features specific information about each individual product as submitted by the manufacturers. The product grid, starting on Page 8, includes technical facts, such as unit tonnage, refrigerant type, efficiency rating, and cooling capacity. The photo feature, which also begins on Page 8, provides more in-depth information on the features of each individual unit and includes technical support information from the manufacturer. The manufacturers provided all the data included in the product grid as well as in the photo feature. Any questions should be directed to them via the contact information provided in the photo feature section. Serviceability features: Precision Service™ technology provides thoughtful design and precise part location of each compo...

Craft brewers, already feeling the hangover of a declining U.S. beer industry, are facing new troubles as their equipment gets wrapped up in Trump’s trade war. Small breweries hoping to open or expand in the next few months say they’re holding off on orders of new equipment as they wait to find out whether the administration’s latest round of proposed tariffs on $300 billion of goods — including brewery machinery — will go into effect. “We are being more cautious and taking a conservative approach,” said Dan Coronado, who’s planning to open nanobrewery Lokahi Brewing in Kailua, Hawaii, with a partner next spring. The sector may not have to wait long for clarity. President Donald Trump will sit down with Chinese President Xi Jinping on the sidelines of the Group of 20 summit in Japan on Saturday, where it’s possible they’ll hash out a deal — or at least make enough progress that the U.S. will delay the potential fourth round of tariffs. But tensions are high leading into the meeting, with Xi taking a not-so-subtle swipe at Trump’s policy slogan, “America first,” in remarks to African leaders. If the tariffs do go into effect, higher equipment costs could make it...

Recycling services provider and consumer goods company will explore collection opportunities and emerging technology. Also, hair care company commits to increasing postconsumer recycled content in its bottles. Nestlé and Veolia Environnement, two Europe-based companies with global presences, have announced an agreement to collaborate on recycling and waste collection and sorting with an emphasis on plastics and flexible plastic packaging. The two firms say they have identified projects that “will focus on 11 priority countries across Asia, Africa, Latin America and Europe.” The partnership will also explore technologies to establish viable models of recycling in different countries. This includes chemical recycling technologies like pyrolysis, which the companies say is capable of producing virgin quality plastic from scrap materials. “These technologies will help Nestlé to increase the recycled content of its bottled water packaging to 35 percent and its overall product packaging to 15 percent by 2025,” the two firms state in a joint news release. “Plastic waste is a challenge that requires an ecosystem of solutions all working simultaneously,” comments Magdi Batato, executive ...