British Columbia (Kanada) 10. & 18. August 2025 Am Montag, den 18. August , wurden in New Hazelton vier Fahrzeuge der Firma Gitxsan Development Corporation in Brand gesetzt. Gitxsan Development Corporation arbeitet mit McElhaney Geomatics Engineering zusammen, von dem bereits mehrere Fahrzeuge in Smithers und Terrace durch Brände zerstört wurden (siehe unten) . McElhaney Geomatics … „Angriffe auf Verantwortliche Firmen der Prince Rupert Gas Pipeline (PRGT)“ weiterlesen| switch off
Montréal Contre-Information / mercredi 20 août 2025 La forêt boréale brûle, l’eau est empoisonnée, les arbres sont abattus jusqu’au dernier et les traités sont trahis. Le mirage que nous appelons « démocratie libérale » plie devant les lobbys du pétrole. … Continuer la lecture →| Attaque
Discover why AEs fail to fill their pipeline - and the proven prospecting strategies for AEs that drive consistent, high-quality sales opportunities.| Air Marketing
AI is revolutionizing business development. Here's how companies can use AI to strengthen their pipelines, reduce costs, and directly enhance supply chain performance.| AllBusiness.com
CAMBRIDGE, England--(BUSINESS WIRE)--AstraZeneca today announces $3.5 billion of capital investment in the United States focused on expanding the Company’s research and manufacturing footprint by the end of 2026. This includes $2 billion of new investment creating more than a thousand new, high-skilled jobs contributing to the growth of the US economy.| BioSpace
Bristol Myers Squibb will make even deeper cuts to its organization to enhance efficiencies as it faces the 2028 loss of exclusivity for its blockbuster drugs Eliquis and Opdivo.| BioSpace
Alright, I’ve probably already confused you with the title. The idea that your marketing plan is essential to your firm’s success surely isn’t new, but you’ve been thinking about that in more expected…| Punctuation
AI analytics today allow us to break down and analyze all parts of a business. Today, we will quickly talk about using a data lake and data pipelines to help streamline data analytics. Every internal and external interaction can be scrutinized and perfected to create a well-oiled, efficient machine. Consumer data, inventory management, market trends, […] The post Streamlining Data Analytics with Data Pipelines and a Data Lake appeared first on ProcureSQL Data Architect as a Service.| ProcureSQL Data Architect as a Service
Mountain Valley Pipeline, LLC, issued the following statement on the one-year anniversary of MVP’s in-service: The MVP is an American success story. Thousands of men and women worked diligently for years to complete this important project, persevering through the repeated challenges and delays caused by opponents whose actions hindered landowners along the route and families […]| Mountain Valley Pipeline Project
When arctic air swept across the Eastern U.S. in January 2025, it pushed natural gas systems and the electric grid to their limits. Thanks to strong preparation and new infrastructure – including the completion of the Mountain Valley Pipeline – those systems held strong, according to a new joint report from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and North American Electric […]| Mountain Valley Pipeline Project
A manufacturer’s defect in an elbow fitting has been identified as the cause of the hydrotesting disruption that occurred on a section of the Mountain Valley Pipeline in Virginia on May 1, 2024, according to independent third-party lab testing and analysis. A final report, which has been posted via filing to the Federal Energy Regulatory […]| Mountain Valley Pipeline Project
Since the inception of the MVP project, Mountain Valley Pipeline, LLC, has worked with community partners along the 303-mile route to identify and support charitable causes that strengthen public safety, education and safety net programs. These efforts have included: “Economic uncertainties, job losses, and unexpected emergencies have left numerous households in vulnerable situations, making it […]| Mountain Valley Pipeline Project
The Mountain Valley Pipeline is designed to deliver up to 2 billion cubic feet of domestic natural gas per day and is expected to serve the growing energy demand in the eastern United States through its interconnect facility located on the Transco pipeline system in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. Work on that facility has been completed, […]| Mountain Valley Pipeline Project
As part of an informational video series, the MVP project team is releasing its second video to update stakeholders on restoration activities along the pipeline right-of-way. With work on the Mountain Valley Pipeline nearly complete, this video shows footage from multiple water and road crossings already successfully completed by crews along MVP’s 303-mile route. These […]| Mountain Valley Pipeline Project
In a series of videos, Mountain Valley Pipeline is providing an overview of important topics that are intended to give stakeholders and other interested parties a better understanding of the MVP project, the status of construction, our ongoing erosion and sediment control efforts, and the challenges created by litigation. In this first installment, the video shows […]| Mountain Valley Pipeline Project
Mountain Valley Pipeline has announced plans to achieve carbon neutrality for its operational emissions, beginning with MVP’s in-service and continuing for its initial 10 years of operations. This would make MVP one of the first interstate natural gas transmission pipelines in the U.S. to fully offset carbon emissions from its operations. MVP’s effort is entirely […]| Mountain Valley Pipeline Project
Mountain Valley Pipeline, LLC is working to resolve the single remaining regulatory issue by modifying its approach to crossing waterbodies and wetlands. The change is expected to allow construction to be completed so that the interstate transmission pipeline can be brought into service to meet public demand for natural gas later this year. When the […]| Mountain Valley Pipeline Project
While the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) has repeatedly and officially recognized the public need for the Mountain Valley Pipeline, the 2021 winter season provided further proof.| Mountain Valley Pipeline Project
Discover how to fix your sales pipeline with practical steps for building a consistent, proactive outbound engine.| Air Marketing
https://docs.renovatebot.com/assets/images/mend-renovate-cli-banner.jpgRenovate is an OSS CLI/bot that updates your software dependencies automatically. It is usually integrated into the CI/CD process and runs on a schedule. It will create a Pull Request / Merge Request (PR/MR) to your repository with dependency updates. It can optionally auto-merge them. If you host it for several repositories or an organization, it can auto-discover new projects and create an onboarding MR/PR, which introd...| blog.compass-security.com
I host my own GitLab CI/CD runners, and find that having coverage on the riscv64 CPU architecture is useful for testing things. The HiFive Premier P550 seems to be a common hardware choice. The P550 is possible to purchase online. You also need a (mini-)ATX chassi, power supply (~500W is more than sufficient), PCI-to-M2 converter and a NVMe storage device. Total cost per machine was around $8k/€8k for me. Assembly was simple: bolt everything, connect ATX power, connect cables for the front-...| Simon Josefsson's blog
GitLab Pipelines provide the ability to define a build workflow, including the packaging and publishing of a Helm chart to the GitLab Package Registry. This allows tools like Helm to refer to the public URL of the Gitlab Package Registry, add it as a remote Helm repository, and then use the packaged chart. Pipeline job ... GitLab: pipeline to publish Helm chart to GitLab Package Registry| fabianlee.org
I am using GitLab CI/CD pipelines for several upstream projects (libidn, libidn2, gsasl, inetutils, libtasn1, libntlm, …) and a long-time concern for these have been that there is too little testing on GNU Guix. Several attempts have been made, and earlier this year Ludo’ came really close to finish this. My earlier effort to idempotently rebuild Debian recently led me to think about re-bootstrapping Debian. Since Debian is a binary distribution, it re-use earlier binary packages when ...| Simon Josefsson's blog
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In this episode of Behind-the-Scene @NTSB, we introduce our new podcast co-host, NTSB Transportation Safety Specialist Anthony Lam, and learn about his background in aviation safety and podcasting. We also say “farewell, and thanks” to Stephanie Shaw, as she steps down from her co-hosting role to focus on other initiatives at NTSB. Subscribe to us … Continue reading Episode 59: NTSB Transportation Safety Specialist Anthony Lam→| NTSB Safety Compass Blog
GitLab Pipelines provide the ability to define a build workflow, and for projects that are building an OCI (Docker) image, there is a convenient method for doing container security scanning as part of the build process. Include Container Scanning As described in the official documentation, add the following include to your .gitlab-ci.yml pipeline definition. include: ... GitLab: security scanning built into GitLab Pipelines image build| Fabian Lee : Software Engineer
GitLab pipelines are a convenient way to expose deployment/delivery tasks. But with their rudimentary web UI for variable input, it can be challenging for users to populate the required list of variables. One way of making it more convenient for end-users is to provide them a URL pre-populated with the specific branch and pipeline variable ... GitLab: URL shortcut to override pipeline variable values| Fabian Lee : Software Engineer
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This blog post demonstrates how to create a YAML pipeline in Azure DevOps for generating release notes for each production release, listing solved work items. The process involves preconditions, th…| blog.rufer.be
I was reading a SaaS benchmark report the other day and encountered this line: “Win rates declining [over the two-year period] from 23% to 19% might not seem all that significant. But in terms of required pipeline, it represents a … Continue reading →| Kellblog
In this episode of Behind-the-Scene @NTSB we talk with NTSB Office of Railroad, Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Investigations’ HazMat Branch about their work to improve transportation safety. To read some of the investigative reports discussed in this episode, visit our webpage. Subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, or your favorite podcast platform. And find … Continue reading Episode 57: Hazardous Materials Branch→| NTSB Safety Compass Blog
In this episode of Behind-the-Scene @NTSB, we talk with staff from the Office of Marine Safety, the Office of Railroad, Pipeline, and Hazardous Materials Investigations, and the Office of Research and Engineering, about the investigation of the 2021 Anchor Strike of Underwater Pipeline and Eventual Crude Oil Release in San Pedro Bay off the coast … Continue reading Episode 56: San Pedro Bay Marine and Pipeline Investigation→| NTSB Safety Compass Blog
By Chair Jennifer Homendy The warmer months are here, which means more time outside for many of us, whether for recreation or to tackle home-improvement projects. Personally, I’m looking forward to running in the mornings, biking in the evenings, and spending weekends digging around in my vegetable garden — but not before taking an important … Continue reading ‘Tis the Season…for Safe Digging→| NTSB Safety Compass Blog
By Nicholas Worrell, Chief, NTSB Safety Advocacy Division In August, 2019, I wrote that Safe Skies for Africa was ending, but that the safety journey would go on in Africa, the world’s second-largest and second-most-populous continent. Earlier this month, it was my pleasure to represent the NTSB in a presentation about best practices in safety … Continue reading Improving Safety in the Second-Largest Continent→| NTSB Safety Compass Blog
By Member Michael Graham Every day more than 2.6 million miles of pipelines across the United States transport enormous volumes of natural gas and liquid petroleum that provide for the nation’s energy needs. These pipelines crisscross the country under our neighborhoods, homes, and businesses. While, statistically, pipelines are the safest method for energy transportation, the … Continue reading Improve Pipeline Leak Detection and Mitigation→| NTSB Safety Compass Blog
GitLab pipelines are frequently used for the building of binaries and publishing of images to container registries, but do not always follow through with Continuous Deployment to a live environment. One reason is that pipelines do not usually have access to the internal systems where these applications are meant to be deployed. In this article, ... GitLab: Continuous Deployment with Agent for Kubernetes and GitLab pipeline| Fabian Lee : Software Engineer
The globally shared set of GitLab runners for CI/CD jobs works well for building binaries, publishing images, and reaching out to publicly available endpoints for services and infrastructure building. But the ability to run a private, self-managed runner can grant pipelines entirely new levels of functionality on several fronts: Can communicate openly to private, internal ... GitLab: self-managed runner for CI/CD jobs on GCP VM instances| Fabian Lee : Software Engineer
If you have a previous investment in Ansible Configuration Management for command line automation, you may now want to invoke that same logic from a GitLab CI/CD pipeline. The cleanest way to provide Ansible to a pipeline job is to create a custom Docker image that contains all the Ansible binaries and required Galaxy modules. ... GitLab: invoking Ansible from a GitLab pipeline job| Fabian Lee : Software Engineer
When a GitLab CI/CD pipeline needs to persist job output or a rendered report, it will typically save it as an artifact on the job, or perhaps write it to an external storage service or as a GitLab Release archive. But it is also capable of pushing this file to its own git repository, stored ... GitLab: add files to source repository as part of GitLab pipeline| Fabian Lee : Software Engineer
The Gitlab documentation shows how to use a ‘dotenv’ artifact to pass values from one job to another in a CI/CD pipeline. In this article, I want to show an example of this method, but also another method using a custom artifact. dotenv artifact for passing variable between jobs Here is how a variable set ... GitLab: passing values between two jobs in pipeline| fabianlee.org
GitLab CI/CD pipelines can be used to automatically build and push Docker images to the GitLab Container Registry. Beyond building a simple image, in this article I will show how to define a workflow that builds and pushes a multi-platform image (amd64,arm64,arm32) with manifest index to the GitLab Container Registry. This is enabled by using ... GitLab: automated build and publish of multi-platform container image with GitLab pipeline| fabianlee.org
If you are within the context of a CI/CD tool, you may run into the scenario where a newly applied git tag has initiated a pipeline action. Depending on the tool, the pipeline will provide you with either a SHA of the last commit and/or the tag name – but not the branch where the ... Git: find branch name of newly applied tag| fabianlee.org
Github Actions provide the ability to define a build workflow based on Github repository events. The workflow steps are defined as yaml and can be triggered by various events, including a code push, branch, or tagging in the repository. In this article, I will show how to define workflow steps that build and push a ... Github: automated build and publish of multi-platform container image with Github Actions| fabianlee.org
Today I would like to describe one way to build a scalable and frictionless benchmarking pipeline for Android native libraries, aiming to support different benchmark and device variants. It is for open source projects, so it composes public services, commonly free under such conditions. The ingredients are cloud virtual machines for building, local single board computers (e.g., Raspberry Pi) for hosting Android devices and executing benchmarks, a Dana server for keeping track of benchmark res...| Lei.Chat()
I was up late one night contemplating slavery (as one does, especially as a Black American), and it hit me: The library profession is a plantation. At the top, we have the white people, the masters…| At The Intersection