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MakerBot, a global leader in 3D printing, today announces details of one of its first customers utilizing the recently launched MakerBot METHOD, the first performance 3D printer. PENSA, an industrial design and invention consulting firm based in New York City, is using METHOD to streamline its product design and development processes while reducing overall production time and costs.

The new measurement brings the College Board squarely into the raging national debate over fairness and merit in college admissions, one fueled by enduring court clashes on affirmative action, a federal investigation into a sprawling admissions cheating ring and a booming college preparatory industry that promises results to those who can pay.

“We have worked to improve the condition of rivers, canals and ponds. We have a dedicated ministry for this and we are working on Namami Gange programme. We are addressing the problem of sewage and chemical pollutants in Hindon. For that, our government has sanctioned Rs. three billion (Rs. 300 crores) for treatment plants to tackle pollution in Hindon,” said BJP spokesperson Charu Pragya.

The most common requirement when testing cannabis is positive identification and quantification of the total THC:CBD ratio. In a highly competitive marketplace, this information is important, as cannabis consumers tend to equate THC levels with price. In many instances, lower THC products are cheaper and higher THC concentrations make products more expensive. Without robust systems in place for sufficient testing, this information cannot be accurately determined, meaning the customer often cannot make an informed decision.

For the first two years of the pathway, when compared to a control group of similar patients not on the pathway, SCOOP patients experienced fewer visits to the emergency department (34% vs. 54%), fewer hospital admissions (23% vs. 34%) and fewer readmissions (18% vs. 32%). Correspondingly, cost savings for pathway patients was estimated on average to be more than $1,500 per patient. The total cost savings for 207 SCOOP patients thru Oct. 31, 2018, was more than $319,000.

As Chinese tech juggernauts Alibaba and Tencent navigate the challenging test of rising tensions between Beijing and Washington, one analyst says the former is the better stock to own.

At-home health testing startup EverlyWell recently raised $50 million in series B financing led by Goodwater Capital and Highland Capital Partners. Austin-based EverlyWell has scaled up from three tests in 2016 to 35 different testing panels ranging from food sensitivity to fertility, according to the company. The testing kits are sold online as well as at retailers CVS and Target.

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The South Koreans have no idea what they want. If they can collectively decide on exactly what will make them happy and finally shut up, decide it and submit to Japan. And then after Japan gives in, be prepared that a new group will crop up to complain how they aren't happy/satisfied and want new demands. These things never end.

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Previously, PENSA relied on a combination of desktop and industrial 3D printers to execute prototyping at different stages of the design process. However, the desktop machines were unreliable, while the industrial 3D printers were costly to operate, required dedicated technicians, and included lengthy cleanup times. This would ultimately translate to higher costs and longer production times for PENSA’s clients. As a result, the company invested in METHOD for its industrial grade 3D technologies, desktop accessibility, and disruptive price point.

The chronometer test is widely understood and frequently used in marketing materials to hammer home the high quality of the advertised watch. However, despite its seeming ubiquity, only 3% of all Swiss watches are actually chronometer-certified. And while some dismiss it as pure PR nonsense, it undeniably offers a point of separation between brands that have been independently tested and those that haven’t.