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Cometas DilanjianPresident City Service Taxi Association, Inc. TaxiCity Service Taxi Association is a Chicago based affiliation comprised of nearly 400 independent taxi medallion owners. Our company has been in business for nearly 50 years. Through our garage (Erickson Communications, LLC) we have been working with Peter Park and his Janus Cam staff for the past 2-years. During those years we have purchased over 2000 Janus V2 Video Cameras. Those 2000 cameras along with another 1000 plus are installed in Chicago taxicabs. We have used other manufactures products; they did not have the features that Janus Cam’s cameras provide. Janus Cam cameras are priced at considerable savings over their competitors. The staff at Janus Cam has conducted themselves professionally by providing products and technical support in a timely manner. Janus Cam’s competitors did not provide the level of service that we demand. City Service carries a $25,000.00 deductible on our liability insurance. We are confident in carrying this deductible in part due to the Janus Cam’s cameras; they allow us to view all accidents. By having this important tool we are able to adjust claims quickly and efficiently. The benefit of using Janus Cam’s cameras and the screening of drivers in our fleet has reduced the cost of our insurance by some 30%. We feel that Janus Cam is an industry leader and we will continue our relationship with them.

Install Janus, please use our automaticinstaller, which backs up any Vim files found in your home folder and installsJanus.$ curl -Lo- | bashCustomizationYou can use ~/.gvimrc.before and ~/.vimrc.before for settings Janus itself uses,such as the leader setting. You may also use ~/.gvimrc.after and~/.vimrc.after for any additional settings; it is also a good place foroverriding Janus settings, as both files will be loaded at the end ofJanus.For example, to override the default color schemes:> ~/.vimrc.after$ echo 'color molokai' >> ~/.gvimrc.after">$ echo 'color desert' >> ~/.vimrc.after$ echo 'color molokai' >> ~/.gvimrc.afterIf you want to do additional customization or add more Vim plugins,create a ~/.janus directory and add your plugins there, either with agit clone or by adding submodules to your own git repository there.This directory is treated like a normal pathogen directory. For example:$ cd ~/.janus$ git clone rename2Or, if you have a git repository in ~/.janus, you can use a submodule:$ cd ~/.janus$ git submodule add rename2If you would like to disable an included plug-in, you can do that withthe janus#disable_plugin() function from inside your~/.vimrc.before. This function takes a plug-in name as an argumentwithout the group. For example, if you would like to disable theNERDCommenter plug-in, you can do that with the command:> ~/.vimrc.before">$ echo "call janus#disable_plugin('nerdcommenter')" >> ~/.vimrc.beforeWARNING: We've noticed over and over, that people fork Janus just tocustomize it. This is bad practice for several reasons and you shouldnot do that, and here's why:Janus is fully customisable and there's no need to change the core forusing a different plugin fork or using a different mapping.Forking means maintenance; maintenance means burden. Do not burdenyourself with maintaining a fork; that's what the ~/.janus folderis for.If you find yourself needing a customisation that is not possible withthe current setup, then please open an issue or consider submitting apull request to make it possible to continue using/improving the official repo.WARNING: Any uncommited files inside the janus folder will beremoved the next time you run rake so make sure to either put them inthe custom folder (~/.janus), or commit them. We clean the janusfolder in case we replace a manually installed plugin (using rake tasks)with a submodule.For more information on how to customize Janus, you might want to takea look at the Customization wikipage.Intro to VIMHere're some tips in case you've never used VIM before:TutorialsType vimtutor into a shell to go through a brief interactivetutorial inside VIM.Read the slides at VIM: Walking Without Crutches.Watch

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Epimetheus is an inner satellite of Saturn. It is also known as Saturn XI. It is named after the mythological Epimetheus, brother of Prometheus.EpimetheusEpimetheus occupies essentially the same orbit as the moon Janus. Astronomers originally assumed that there was only one body in that orbit, disbelieving that two moons could share nearly identical orbits without eventually colliding.[7] Thus, there was difficulty in determining their orbital characteristics. Observations were photographic and spaced widely apart in time, so that while the presence of two objects was obvious, the observations were difficult to reconcile with a reasonable orbit.[8]Audouin Dollfus observed a moon on 15 December 1966,[9] which he proposed to be named "Janus".[10] On 18 December, Richard Walker made a similar observation which is now credited as the discovery of Epimetheus.[11] However, at the time, it was believed that there was only one moon, unofficially known as "Janus", in the given orbit.[7]Twelve years later, in October 1978, Stephen M. Larson and John W. Fountain realised that the 1966 observations were best explained by two distinct objects (Janus and Epimetheus) sharing very similar orbits.[12] This was confirmed in 1980 by Voyager 1,[13] and so Larson and Fountain officially share the discovery of Epimetheus with Walker.[7] A moon that was probably Epimetheus appeared in two Pioneer 11 images and was designated S/1979S1, there is uncertainty though because the two images were not enough to allow a reliable orbit to be calculated.[14]Epimetheus received its name in 1983.[b] The name Janus was approved by the IAU at the same time, although the name had been used informally since Dollfus proposed it shortly after the 1966 discovery.[7]Epimetheus (lower left) and Janus (right) seen on 20 March 2006, two months after swapping orbits. The two moons appear close only because of foreshortening; in reality, Janus is about 40,000 km farther from Cassini than Epimetheus.Rotating-frame depiction of the horseshoe orbits of Janus and EpimetheusAnimation of Epimetheus's orbit – Rotating reference frame Saturn · Janus · EpimetheusEpimetheus's orbit is co-orbital with that of Janus. Janus's mean orbital radius from Saturn is, as of 2006 (as shown by the green color in the adjacent picture), only 50 km less than that of Epimetheus, a distance smaller than either moon's mean radius. In accordance with Kepler's laws of planetary motion, the closer orbit is completed more quickly. Because of the small difference, it is completed in only about 30 seconds less. Each day, the inner moon is an additional 0.25° farther around Saturn than the outer moon. As the inner moon catches up to the outer moon, their mutual gravitational attraction increases the inner moon's momentum and decreases that of the outer moon. This added momentum means that the inner moon's distance from

AI: Key to Level 5 autonomous networks. We are also open sourcing the programmability of the Radio Access Networks (RAN) with Project Janus, now on GitHub. Project Janus streamlines real-time network telemetry into a unified telecom data estate, enabling AI-powered optimization and dynamic service models. It ensures that RAN intelligence, performance metrics, and radio resource usage seamlessly feed into operational and customer data, driving predictive maintenance and optimization for public and private networks.Here are new Project Janus integrations within partner solutions:Capgemini is including Project Janus in a reference 5G stack, enabling its equipment provider customers to build highly customized 5G network solutions. Mavenir is incorporating Project Janus-based probes into its latest RAN release, helping tier-1 telecoms reduce latency and improve diagnostics.Software Radio Systems (SRS) is integrating Project Janus into its srsRAN codebase, including the commercial Enterprise 5G offering and the open source srsRAN Project. ZaiNar has built their 5G localization solution on top of Project Janus.Microsoft has also performed an initial integration of Project Janus into Intel’s FlexRAN reference architecture, which ecosystem partners like Capgemini have adopted. Academic institutions, such as the University of Edinburgh, are also adopting Project Janus, and Texas A&M University and the University of California San Diego are integrating it into 5G research platforms. To learn more about how telecoms can modernize their networks with Project Janus, read this blog. Join us at MWC to learn more As the pace of AI impact accelerates, telecoms need a partner they can trust to navigate what’s next. Join us at Mobile World Congress 2025 to learn more about our latest AI innovations in theater sessions, see cutting edge demos, and meet with our experts. Let’s shape the future of telecom together—powered by AI, inspired by innovation, and built on trust. Read this brochure to learn more about Microsoft’s MWC presence, including in-booth theater sessions and demos showcasing the latest innovations from Microsoft and our customers and partners. Vice President WW Telecommunications, Media and Gaming, Microsoft Silvia Candiani leads Microsoft’s Worldwide Telecommunications, Media and Gaming Industry, overseeing industry strategy, go-to-market plan, ecosystem growth, and solution development. Silvia was formerly CEO of Microsoft Italy, focused on accelerating digital transformation. Prior to Microsoft, Silvia led Consumer Marketing for Vodafone in Italy and was previously a consultant at McKinsey in the Media and Telecommunication industries. She has a BA from Bocconi University and an MBA from INSEAD. Silvia is also a member

Anna temporarily blinded.Kelso escapes her apartment, and uses the train ticket and passport. As the train is passing though a tunnel, it suddenly comes to a stop. Kelso discards the data cards, in case the chips are being used to track her. She breaks the train door and jumps out, injuring an ankle. Hearing people coming her way, she breaks into a run, until she recognizes the voice calling for her as D-Bar’s, who is accompanied by two members of the New Sons of Freedom. D-Bar leads Kelso to the NFS and Juggernaut’s hideout in Baltimore’s old docklands. There, she is greeted by Juan Ivanovich Lebedev, who explains to Anna the real objectives and motivations for the activities of the Juggernaut and NSF. And reveals to her the existence and intentions of the Illuminati. Lebedev then introduces Kelso to Janus, who is on video call to the hideout.Kelso questions Janus’ motivations, and he reveals he joined Juggernaut after the Illuminati killed someone important to them. Janus goes on to explain the various actions taken by the Illuminati and Majestic 12 recently, in order to manipulate the UN vote on human augmentation and how that represents only a small part of a wider conspiracy. Overwhelmed, Kelso storms off from the conversation.At dawn, Kelso returns to Janus. They discuss the Icarus Effect and the role of the Illuminati in history. Janus then agrees to show Kelso a vision of what they believe are the Illuminati’s long term goals. The footage resembles largely the events of what would later be the Aug Incident and the Great Collapse.They are interrupted by Lebedev, who reveals they cannot access a subpartition in Kelso’s flash drive that contains the key to the Killing Floor, and attempting to breach it would cause it to self destroy. Janus informs