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agriculture uav for sale - 0 views

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    Agricultural drones refer to drones for plant protection, which can be used for pesticide spraying by remote control or flight control. Agricultural drones features cheap price, small volume, light weight, and convenient transportation, which can realize vertical take-off and landing (while rotor-winged drones and fixed-wing drones need a runway) and be flexibly controlled. In addition, they show perfect adaptability for different regions, plots, and crops. Therefore, in China's northern or southern areas, hills or plains, big or small blocks, agricultural drones have broad application. Agricultural drones can be divided into the stiff-wing, single-rotor, and multi-rotor drones according to the flyway. Electric multi-rotor drone is well acknowledged by customers and occupies the highest market share nowadays because of its cheap price, as well as easy maintenance and operation. The advantages of agriculture drones 1. Safety and efficiency The working efficiency of the agricultural droes is at least 30 times higher than that of conventional spraying. They can be operated through remote control, thus the risk of pesticide poisoning can be prefectly avoided while the security of the spraying can be effectively improved. 2. Perfect prevention efficiency The higher the coverage density of the spraying liquid on a unit area, the more uniform the control effect is. The drone is a spiral machine slurry and has a low working height. When the liquid droplets are ejected from the sprayer, they are accelerated by the downward airflow of the rotor to form an aerosol flow, which directly increases the penetrating power of the liquid droplets on the crops and reduces the loss of pesticides. The deposition of liquid chemicals and liquid coverage are superior to those of conventional spraying. It has a better control effect and reduces the pollution of pesticides on the soil. 3. Saving pesticide The drone spraying technology can save up to 50% pesticide and 90% water, which will red
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Top 7 Digital Marketing tools to grow your business in 2021 - 0 views

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    The days of traditional marketing are gone where brands could easily save their face by investing hundreds of thousands of dollars in traditional marketing and could acquire more customers. Now, digital marketing has made it easy for businesses that are small or medium to participate in this race and come out on top. Digital marketing allows business owners to invest smartly and get success with a budget that is smaller. Digital marketing now has surpassed conventional media, it is way more effective and brings in more significant results than what traditional marketing brought.
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Automotive Plastics Market 2018: Analysis, Segments, Key Players, Drivers And Trends By... - 0 views

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    Global Automotive Plastics Market valued approximately USD 25.3 billion in 2017 is anticipated to grow with a healthy growth rate of more than 11 % over the forecast period 2018-2025. The shift in trend towards high performance plastics to substitute conventional metals & rubber is expected to drive
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How Is Growth Hacking Different To Conventional Marketing And Why Does It Work So Well?... - 0 views

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    "Growth hacking is the creative use of low cost methods to recruit a small base of enthusiastic customers as unpaid Ambassadors to fuel buzz about their product."
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    "Growth hacking is the creative use of low cost methods to recruit a small base of enthusiastic customers as unpaid Ambassadors to fuel buzz about their product."
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Ten Conventional Advertising Methods That Will Jeopardize Airbnb Clone Script - 2 views

    Many airbnb clone script realtors, like most companies, continue to market their businesses the same way that they have been for a long time. Possibly worse, many Realtors just market...

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Jeff Andersen

Here are the Coolest and Craziest Waterpark Attractions From This Year's IAAPA Expo| Aq... - 0 views

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    Home > Facilities > Waterparks + Resorts > Here are the Coolest and Craziest Waterpark Attractions From This Year's IAAPA Expo Waterparks + Resorts November 27, 2017 0 0 Here are the Coolest and Craziest Waterpark Attractions From This Year's IAAPA Expo A ferris wheel-like waterslide and an underwater car system had the industry buzzing about the future of waterparks at IAE 2017. By Nate Traylor IAAPA Each year, the movers and shakers from the attractions industry converge in Orlando to buy and sell the latest inventions that move and shake thrill seekers. Outrageous roller coasters have long been the stars of the show. Slowly but surely, that's changing. Waterpark attractions are drawing more and more attention with each year as engineers dream up ever more wild slides and imaginative water-based rides. This year's IAAPA Attractions Expo was no exception. Here are three of the show's most buzzworthy waterpark projects. Slidewheel Here's a concept that finally answers the question we've all secretly asked ourselves at one time or another: What if a ferris wheel and a waterslide mated? The Slidewheel comes from the German firm Wiegland.maelzer. Its compact design takes up less space than a conventional waterslide - ideal for waterparks with a small footprint or for properties that simply want to cram in another ride. According to reports, if one were to untangle the knot of tubes, it would be just as long as a traditional slide. And at three revolutions per minute, riders won't feel they're be
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Reasons Why Working Professionals Find eLearning Content Attractive? - 0 views

Of late, there has been huge rise in the number of people opting for eLearning courses. It is not hard to see why? eLearning development companies offer eLearning courses which allow...

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Growth Hacking for Small Business - PopCurve - 0 views

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    Sometimes a small business just doesn't have the financial resources to grow.
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Mr. Limbaugh if you're nasty: How right-wing mean media keeps conservatives on the frin... - 0 views

  • modern incivility is, in many ways, a new ball game.
  • Even at our most divisive historical junctures, the acrimonious debates and accusations that emerged had few venues beyond the mainstream press.
  • Research suggests that political commentary is increasingly replacing conventional news and much of this commentary is outrage-based.
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  • The rate of increase in the number of outrage venues is evident in radio where there are 3,795 all-talk or all-news stations in the United States
  • more than triple the number in existence just 15 years ago
  • proliferation of blogs in terms of the number of new platforms for outrage content.
  • the Project for Excellence in Journalism
  • Talk radio is the second most popular radio format in the nation, falling only slightly behind the number one format: country music.
  • radio research firm Arbitron
  • Although liberal hosts attract a far smaller audience (a difference explained in part by liberals’ greater trust in traditional journalism)
  • As a point of comparison, the offerings on Fox and MSNBC are both routinely rated higher than their more moderate competition on CNN.
  • The aggregate audience for outrage media is immense.
  • Our estimate for talk radio, using Arbitron data for the top 12 hosts and extrapolating to the larger talk radio world, roughly 35 million listeners daily.
  • nightly outrage programs on cable attract close to 10 million viewers
  • Quantcast
  • the 20 top political blogs and, again, extrapolating to the broader blogosphere, we estimate 2 million people log on to at least one outrage-based political blog on a daily basis.
  • The audience is composed largely of those who are most likely to vote, most likely to donate to political causes, and most likely to be politically active in many other ways.
  • the Drudge Report that curate thematic news stories and blog posts
  • In moments past when things got ugly— the partisan press of the early 1800s comes to mind—publication and circulation was much slower. The rate of diffusion has increased over time, but accelerated exponentially in the last 30 years.
  • metastasized
  • The Bush White House, hardly an inept political operation, was outmatched.
  • For example, in its initial story on revelations that GOP presidential aspirant Herman Cain had been accused of sexual harassment, the Washington Post addressed the question of conservatives’ reaction to the controversy.
  • When these changes combine they gather force. There is synergy in the complementary incentives shared by outrage commentators, party leaders, candidates, and interest group activists.
  • The scholarly literature on political polarization in the United States does not align with the growth of outrage commentary.
  • Political scientist Morris Fiorina concludes that in terms of its ideological composition “the American public looks much the same as it did a half century ago—centrist more than polarized in its specific positions, pragmatic more than ideological in its general orientation.”
  • Alan Abramowitz rejects Fiorina’s belief that the polarization that seems so visible in our culture reflects the political beliefs of only a highly active political class. Rather, Abramowitz writes, “Polarization in Washington reflects polarization within the public.”
  • Most significantly, we see that the two major political parties have both become more philosophically homogeneous over time.
  • White southern conservatives migrated to the Republican Party while newly enfranchised blacks identified with the party of civil rights, the Democrats.
  • The increasingly conservative Republican Party became less welcoming to moderate Republicans and over time many moderates left to become independents or Democrats.
  • This is documented by Matthew Levendusky who finds that public opinion has not shifted markedly toward the ideological poles, but rather that today people have more closely linked their partisanship with their beliefs.
  • We see outrage as a practical and savvy response to political, technological, and economic shifts that have transformed the media landscape since the 1980s
  • We’ll consider just one here: the fragmentation of the audience as users have dispersed across the rapidly expanding array of media choices on and offline.
  • With this niche-orientation, individual cable channels can afford to offend segments of the market that are not their target audience.
  • Indeed, it is our argument that it has been able to solidify into a genre largely because of this profitability.
Graham Perrin

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> To provoke thought, in no particular order: > * System Services (interapplication communication on Mac OS X) That one is spun off to Mac OS X: System Services: provider services in ...

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Graham Perrin

Private/Public Unread Bookmarks for Research - 404 views

Subject: simultaneous saving/sharing to multiple groups Subject: simultaneous saving/sharing to multiple lists Natetronn Jackson wrote: > … bookmark to any of the groups or lists that ...

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