You can now add manual approval actions to different stages of your pipelines in AWS CodePipeline. This allows someone with the proper permissions to approve a code change before it can progress further down your pipeline. Manual approvals make it easier for your team to manage and review code changes before they are deployed.
ADS expands, opens new plant in Harrisonville, MO.
The 65,000 square-foot plant is scheduled to open during the first half of 2017.
Mattel’s El Segundo, Calif. corporate campus to use recycled water for irrigation
By using West Basin’s locally-produced recycled water for irrigation, Mattel and West Basin are helping to save nearly two million gallons of drinking water per year.
Stage set for proliferation of private finance in US utilities
Capital expenditure by US water and wastewater utilities is expected to top $532 billion between 2016 and 2025, but the upturn is unlikely to be funded by federal budgets.
One million customers and counting: American Water’s customer service website reaches milestone
The company’s 24-hour “My H2O Online” customer account management siteis available to customers in every American Water service area.
‘Adjustable’ desal plant in Brazil financed by project bond
UK water company Hydrology is to build and operate an “adjustable” desalination plant in Cubato in Sao Paulo state, Brazil, to supply industrial conglomerate Unigel.
Awards scheme offers springboard into China
Two US water technology companies have scooped the inaugural China BlueTech Awards for the strength of their innovative solutions and their ability to do business in China.
Grindex expands stainless steel pump range
Swedish submersible pumps specialist Grindex is expanding its range of stainless steel Inox pumps, to include the new Grindex Mega Inox, a 90 kW (50Hz) and 134 Hp (60 Hz) pump made entirely of stainless steel.
Lead in US Capitol building sparks blood testing for workers
According to information provided to congressional offices, blood testing to be provided to lawmakers and staff.
Fullerphone modelled
I thought I would try to model a pair of World War I Fullerphones communicating – these were stealth telegraphs for trench warfare. And here is the result, courtesy of Linear Technology’s excellent LTSpice. Left is a Fullerphone in transmit mode, modelled as a 200ms burst of 500Hz 1.5V squarewave pulses in series with 200Ω …
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