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Jun 21, 2024 | 00480-5?rss=yes&sz=64)
cell.com | Sarah Maslen |Grant A. Pellowe |Steven Howell |Joanna Redmond
Highlights•Trigger factor binds collapsed folding intermediates and outcompetes DnaJ•DnaJ recruits DnaK to both partially and extensively folded intermediates•Chaperone binding is disfavored close to the ribosome surface•Chaperone binding does not reverse cotranslational foldingSummaryProtein folding is assisted by molecular chaperones that bind nascent polypeptides during mRNA translation.
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Jun 20, 2024 | 
technologyadvice.com | Joanna Redmond
Table Of ContentsToggleKey TakeawaysEnsuring your CRM software works with Microsoft Outlook is a factor to keep in mind early in the process. When choosing a CRM, it is critical to first identify any and all necessary integrations to keep your workflow running smoothly. Why You Need a CRM for OutlookCRMs help your team with critical sales information. Client details such as job titles, phone numbers, budgets, locations, and uses of social media platforms are easily accessible.
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Apr 24, 2024 | 
aecom.com | Joanna Redmond
Our People Spotlight series gives you an inside look at our technical experts around the world. This week, we are highlighting the Disaster Recovery Division Manager from our Water business in the U.S. West region and providing an insight into their inspiration and work. Joanna Redmond is based in Louisiana and has 16 years of experience in disaster recovery.
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Apr 14, 2024 | 
history-computer.com | Liam Frady |Rebecca Bales |Joanna Redmond |Nate Williams
Do you remember where your teen hangouts were? The passage of time is a fun one, especially when looking at how much things have changed since we were teens. Today’s list takes a look back at those familiar old haunts where you used to waste away the hours with your friends. Being a teen has vastly changed with the advent of social media, so this is a list without smartphones. These were popular teen hangouts for several decades.
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Apr 13, 2024 | 
history-computer.com | Liam Frady |Joanna Redmond |Drew Baker
What amazing technology deals can you score on Amazon right now? Sales season hasn’t officially begun, as we’re months out from the bigger summer sales. That said, you can still score some sweet deals on the tech you love when looking on Amazon. Let’s take a look at seven of my favorite deals online currently. One of the most amazing technology deals you’ll find on Amazon is this iPad bundle. If you’ve been on the hunt for a tablet that does a bit of it all, the iPad is the best choice.
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Apr 13, 2024 | 
history-computer.com | David Beren |Joanna Redmond |Nate Williams |Marc Storch
While today’s kids are almost solely reliant on tablets for fun, this wasn’t always the case. Long before tablets, kids played board and card games, and, gasp, even played outside. Today, kids are stuck in front of screens and instead of playing with someone in person, all playtime is virtual. With this in mind, let’s look back on better times and the games kids played before screens were everywhere. Checkers remains a beloved game that makes you think and try to out-strategize your opponent.
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Apr 10, 2024 | 
history-computer.com | David Beren |Sharon Goldman |Joanna Redmond |Liam Frady
One of the most difficult political and social topics in America today is all about gun safety. The ideas and beliefs around the Second Amendment have continued to drive increased conversations about gun control. As gun violence continues to be prevalent around the country, the conversation turns to hopes surrounding smart gun technology. While not a foolproof solution, the hope is that by using technology, we can find a way to ensure guns are only being used by their legal owners.
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Apr 6, 2024 | 
history-computer.com | David Beren |Joanna Redmond |Steve McGarvey |Tyler Von Harz
There’s nothing quite like sitting down and settling in to read a good book. Whether you want to read a single novel or carry 1,000 books at a time, an e-reader is great for all readers. Offering a book-like reading experience, the e-ink screens on e-readers are as close to reading a book as you can get with technology. As good as tablets are, the jury is still out on whether the tablet or phone screens are good or bad for long reading sessions.
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Apr 5, 2024 | 
history-computer.com | David Beren |Nate Williams |Joanna Redmond |Liam Frady
With over a billion websites online, there are far too many sites to visit in one lifetime. As so many websites exist, surely there are those looking to harm. Unfortunately, the internet has become a dangerous place as many websites can be malicious. While many of us know not to click on mysterious links, sometimes dangerous sites have something we cannot see. The bottom line is that when you surf online, you need to be careful.
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Mar 29, 2024 | 
history-computer.com | Liam Frady |David Beren |Rebecca Bales |Joanna Redmond
How did a 1960s office even look? While you can look at things like the 90s with some degree of fondness, how businesses operated 60 years ago was quite different. Today’s list is a look at how your parents or grandparents may have conducted business. Some of these photos serve as a stark reminder of how much technology has transformed the lives of the standard office worker. Things call to mind a 1960s office quite like the punch card.
