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Adobe Transforms MAX Into the Creativity Conference

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Adobe Transforms MAX Into the Creativity Conference

New Focus for Event Explores the Ideas, Inspirations and Technologies that Push the Boundaries of Creative Thinking

SAN JOSE, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– Adobe Systems Incorporated (NAS: ADBE) today announced featured luminary and breakout sessions at Adobe MAX, The Creative Conference, taking place May 4-8, 2013 at the Los Angeles Convention Center and Nokia Theatre. The four-day event includes a packed lineup of keynotes, luminary sessions, training workshops and sneaks presented by the best in the industry, including graphic designer and illustrator Paula Scher, multimedia artist Phil Hansen, designer and writer Rob Legato, photographer Erik Johansson and EA chief creative officer Richard Hilleman.

MAX will convene more than 5,000 industry leaders to exchange ideas, get inspired and explore how creativity is changing the world. The conference will feature highly anticipated MAX keynotes hosted by Adobe’s senior vice president and general manager of Digital Media, David Wadhwani that will explore the dramatically changing creative process and major advancements in technology. Adobe is expected to unveil a milestone update to Adobe® Creative Cloud™ at the event. Each full conference pass includes a one year Adobe Creative Cloud membership.

Luminary Sessions

Luminary sessions will expose attendees to new ways of thinking about creative projects and some of most innovative, boundary-pushing, experimental work out there. Highlighted luminary sessions include:

Redesigning the MAX Identity

In reimagining every aspect of Adobe MAX, the company challenged designers to rethink the MAX brand and design a new logo that embodied the new creative spirit of MAX. Top design …read more

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Boeing Wins Big Order Commitment From Turkish Airlines

By Rich Smith, The Motley Fool

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When Turkish Airlines announced last month that it had just placed its largest airplane order ever with Airbus, Boeing investors couldn’t have been pleased. So perhaps today’s news will suit them better: On Tuesday, Turkish Airlines announced it will also be buying planes from Boeing.

According to Boeing, TA announced today that it has committed to order:

  • 40 Boeing 737 MAX 8 airliners.
  • 10 larger 737 MAX 9s.
  • 20 next-generation 737-800s.

Adding to the good news, TA took out options to purchase 25 737 MAX 8s at a later date.

None of these orders are yet set in stone, but Boeing is working toward completing the deal, which it says is worth “$6.9 billion at list prices,” or even $9.4 billion including the optioned MAX 8s.

The order isn’t quite as big as the one Airbus won last month, but it’s a whole lot better than nothing, and it helped to lift Boeing shares 0.5% in Tuesday trading. Boeing closed at $87.21.

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Versatile ceramics offer new directions for emerging applications

(Phys.org) —Research into a versatile class of material, the MAX phases, with a large variety of potential high-temperature and low-friction applications by Dr. Miladin Radovic, his group, and collaborators was featured on in the April 2013 issue of the American Ceramic Society Bulletin. …read more
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Boeing Gets Big Boost with Huge Order from Ryanair

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(Ted S. Warren/AP) Workers assemble a next-generation 737 airplane at Boeing’s assembly facility in Renton, Wash.

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DUBLIN — Ryanair has made the biggest-ever order of Boeing planes by a European airline, announcing Tuesday it will buy 175 aircraft in a major boost for the U.S. aerospace giant.

Neither side disclosed the purchase price for the 737-800s, but budget carrier Ryanair said it did negotiate a bulk discount off the total list price of $15.6 billion. Industry analysts said Ryanair almost certainly was paying less than half price, meaning a total bill below $8 billion, or $45 million per aircraft.

Ryanair Chief Executive Michael O’Leary and the head of Boeing’s commercial airplanes division, Ray Conner, signed the agreement Tuesday in New York.

The deal was timed to coincide with Tuesday’s visit by Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny to Washington, D.C., to meet President Obama and senior American legislators for St. Patrick’s Day-related events. Kenny plans to visit Seattle and Washington state, the base for Boeing Co. (BA) operations in the Pacific Northwest, later this week.

The move also takes the sting away from Boeing’s loss of a big order on Monday, when Indonesia’s Lion Air gave Boeing rival Airbus an order for more than 200 single-aisle planes.

Ryanair (RYAAY) already operates a fleet of 305 Boeing 737-800 Next Generation aircraft. It is Boeing’s biggest European customer for the model, which launched in 1997 and faces global competition from the Airbus A320. Both are single-aisle aircraft with cabins that typically carry 150 to 200 passengers.

Boeing’s primary 737 assembly line in Renton, Washington, faces a transition to building a newer model called the 737 MAX by 2017. Ryanair’s order represents about a half-year of full-time work for the plant.

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O’Leary said about 75 of the new-order 737s would replace older airplanes, but the fleet would grow to 400 by 2019. He said Ryanair expected its passenger volume to grow around 20 percent to 100 million passengers by 2019, by which time its workforce would expand from 8,500 to around 11,500.

O’Leary has spent years playing hardball with Boeing to secure the best possible price for his next bulk order — and even sowed the seeds Tuesday for his next marathon negotiation, noting that his airline was “continuing to evaluate the benefits of Boeing’s 737 MAX aircraft.”

The purchase contract for much of Ryanair’s current Boeing fleet was agreed in the months following the 9/11 terrorist attacks, when airlines struggled to place new orders, and later Ryanair regulatory filings in Dublin confirmed that it received a 53 percent discount off Boeing’s list prices. In 2009, O’Leary noisily withdrew from talks to purchase more 737s and hinted that Ryanair might turn to Airbus.

But both sides sang each other’s praises Tuesday.<br …read more
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Ryanair Places Big Boeing Order

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London-traded Ryanair Holdings, a low-cost European airline, has ordered 175 new Next Generation 737-800 aircraft from Boeing Co. (NYSE: BA). At current list prices, the order is worth $15.6 billion to Boeing.

The Next Generation 737-800 planes entered service in 2007, so the name might be a bit misleading. One of the planes costs about $89.1 million. The comparable 737 MAX 8, Boeing’s newest, most fuel-efficient model in the venerable 737 family, is not scheduled for delivery until the end of 2017 and costs about $100.5 million.

Had Boeing been able to make up its mind in a more timely way on whether to add a new member to its 737 family or to build a completely new airplane, Ryanair may have spent an additional $11 million or so per plane to buy the more fuel-efficient 737 MAX, which might have been available at least two years earlier. Just another instance of how valuable CEO Jim McNerney is to Boeing.

Boeing shares are up about 0.6% in premarket trading this morning, at $85.66 in a 52-week range of $66.82 to $86.49.

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Lion Air Places Huge Airbus Order

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European planemaker and EADS subsidiary Airbus confirmed Monday that it has — for the time being, at least — matched Boeing‘s inroads into Indonesia.

Two years ago, Boeing struck a massive $21.7 billion (admittedly at list prices, which no one ever pays) deal to supply upstart airline Lion Air with some 230 new 737 MAX airplanes. Today, Airbus saw Boeing’s offer and raised it four planes, signing a $24 billion contract (again, at list prices) to sell Lion Air 109 re-engined A320neos, 65 A321neos, and 60 conventionally engined A320ceos.

In so doing, Airbus both added Indonesia‘s largest private airline to its customer list for the first time ever and took a small unit-lead over Boeing of four planes — and a larger dollar-value lead of $2.3 billion — but maybe not for long. Part and parcel with Boeing’s 2011 deal was the extension of options to Lion Air, giving the airline the right to buy an additional 150 planes.

Next move, Boeing.

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Leadership Changes at Boeing Should Include McInerny

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Two key commercial airliner projects at Boeing Co. (NYSE: BA) today got new leaders. Development of the 777X project has been handed to Bob Feldman who previously led development of the 737 MAX. The 737 MAX program has been assigned to Keith Leverkuhn who had been in charge of the propulsion systems (engines) division. The engines division’s new chief will be Nicole Piasecki.

While these are all important projects for Boeing’s future, the company’s current issue with the 787’s electrical system needs immediate attention. CEO Jim McNerny has presided over the company and the 787 since 2005, with not a lot to show for his tenure but long delays, big cost overruns, and a buggy airplane.

We suggested earlier this week that Ford Motor Co. (NYSE: F) CEO Alan Mullaly, formerly the head of Boeing’s commercial aircraft division, should be on the speed dial of Kenneth Duberstein, the chairman of the company’s governance, organization, and nominating committee. Mullaly is due to retire from Ford in less than two years and Boeing could use his turnaround talents and familiarity with Boeing’s products to get the company back on track.

Boeing’s shares are trading up about 0.2% today at $81.19 in a 52-week range of $66.82 to $81.95.

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Integrate MIN and MAX in a string

By beca123456

I need to use awk for this task !

input (fields are separated by “;”):

Code:

1%2%3%4%;AA
5%6%7%8%9;AA
1%2%3%4%5%6;BB
7%9%10%11%12;BB


In the 1st field there are patterns composed of numbers separated by “%”.
The 2nd field define groups (here two different groups called “AA” and “BB“).
Records are not necessarily sorted by groups like here.

For each group independently, I would need to get the max and min values at every position where there is a number and return the result in a third field like that:

Code:

1%2%3%4%;AA;1-5%2-6%3-7%4-8%0-9 #note if there is no number after a "%" it counts as "0"
5%6%7%8%9;AA;1-5%2-6%3-7%4-8%0-9
1%2%3%4%5%6;BB;1-7%2-9%3-10%4-11%5-12%6-12
7%9%10%11%12;BB;1-7%2-9%3-10%4-11%5-12%6-12


What I did so far but cannot manage to get the entire result in the 3rd field for each group:

Code:

awk 'BEGIN{FS=OFS=";"}

{
a = split($1,b,"%")

for (i=1; i<=a; i++){
if(b[i] ~ ""){b[i] = "0"}
else{b[i] = b[i]}

if((!MIN[b[i]]) || (MIN[b[i]] > b[i])) MIN[b[i]] = b[i]
if((!MAX[b[i]]) || (MAX[b[i]] < b[i])) MAX[b[i]] = b[i]
}

END{for (i=1; length(MIN[b[i]]); i++)
printf("%s",$1 ";" $2 ";" MIN[b[i]]"-"MAX[b[i]]%")
}'


Any help would be greatly appreciated !!

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Rows to Columns

By rakesh5300Hi Guru’s,
I have a requirement where i need to convert rows to column based on a key column.

Code:
Input:
Account_id|Trip_Org|Trip_Dest|City|Hotel_Nm
123|DFW|CHI|Dallas|Hyatt
123|LAS|LPA|Vegas|Hyatt Palace

Output:
123|Trip_Org1=DFW,Trip_Org2=LAS,Trip_Dest1=CHI,Trip_Dest2=LPA|City1=Dallas,City2=Vegas|Hotel_Nm1=Hyatt,Hotel_Nm2=Hyatt Palace
Please help me with the code to achieve this.

Note:
There are no MAX limit on any column values
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