#Data Center Relocation

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Choose Data Center Moving Services in Dubai for Your Business

In today’s fast-paced digital landscape, businesses rely heavily on data centers to store, manage, and process critical information. As companies grow, merge, or upgrade their IT infrastructure, relocating a data center becomes a necessary step. However, a data center move is far more complex than a standard office relocation. It involves meticulous planning, specialized handling, and advanced security protocols to prevent data loss, system downtime, or operational disruptions.

For businesses in Dubai, ensuring a seamless and secure data center relocation is essential to maintaining operational efficiency. Engaging professional data center moving services can make the entire process structured and risk-free. By leveraging expert support, businesses can minimize downtime, protect sensitive data, and ensure a swift transition to a new location.

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Embracing Sustainability: The Vital Role of E-Waste Recycling Services

In today's digital age, technology has become an integral part of our lives, enabling us to connect, work, and communicate more efficiently than ever before. However, the rapid evolution of electronics also brings along a significant challenge: electronic waste, or e-waste. As our electronic devices continue to advance, the need for responsible disposal and recycling through e-waste recycling services becomes more crucial than ever. In this blog, we'll delve into the importance of e-waste recycling services and how they contribute to a sustainable future.

Understanding the E-Waste Challenge

E-waste encompasses discarded electronic devices such as smartphones, laptops, TVs, printers, and more. These devices often contain hazardous materials like lead, mercury, and cadmium, which can pose serious environmental and health risks if not properly managed. Furthermore, the rapid pace of technological advancements leads to a constant stream of outdated gadgets, exacerbating the e-waste problem.

The Role of E-Waste Recycling Services

Environmental Conservation

E-waste recycling services play a pivotal role in preventing toxic materials from ending up in landfills or being improperly disposed of. When e-waste is recycled, valuable materials such as gold, silver, and copper can be recovered and reused, reducing the need for further mining and resource extraction.

Reduction of Carbon Footprint

Manufacturing electronic devices requires a substantial amount of energy and resources. By recycling e-waste and recovering valuable components, less energy is required for new production, leading to a reduced carbon footprint.

Prevention of Resource Depletion

Many electronic devices are made from scarce and finite resources. E-waste recycling services help preserve these resources by reusing materials from discarded electronics, reducing the demand for new raw materials.

Job Creation and Economic Growth The e-waste recycling industry provides employment opportunities in collection, sorting, dismantling, and processing. This not only benefits the local economy but also supports the growth of a sustainable industry.

Data Security and Privacy

E-waste recycling services often include data destruction methods that ensure sensitive information is properly wiped from devices before recycling. This safeguards individuals and businesses against data breaches.

Steps Towards Effective E-Waste Recycling

Awareness and Education Raising awareness about the importance of e-waste recycling is crucial. Consumers need to be educated about the risks of improper disposal and the benefits of recycling their electronic devices.

Collection and Sorting E-waste recycling services often start with collection centers where individuals can drop off their old devices. These centers then sort the items into categories for further processing.

Dismantling and Recovery In this phase, devices are disassembled, and valuable materials are recovered. These materials can include metals, plastics, glass, and even rare earth elements.

Responsible Disposal Any hazardous materials that cannot be recycled safely are disposed of following proper environmental guidelines to prevent contamination.

Promotion of Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) EPR initiatives encourage manufacturers to take responsibility for the entire lifecycle of their products, including proper disposal and recycling. This promotes sustainable design and production practices.

Embracing a Sustainable Future

As technology continues to advance, so too must our approach to end-of-life management. E-waste recycling services are not just a necessity; they are a crucial aspect of building a sustainable future. By supporting these services and making conscious decisions about how we dispose of our electronic devices, we can collectively reduce the environmental impact of our digital lifestyles. Let's all play our part in safeguarding the planet and its resources for generations to come.

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Because of Bitcoin ‘Halving’, Outdated Mining PCs from US Migrate Abroad - Technology Org

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Because of Bitcoin ‘Halving’, Outdated Mining PCs from US Migrate Abroad - Technology Org

The Bitcoin “halving” event is driving the relocation of outdated US mining computers overseas.

The process of ‘mining’ new bitcoins requires a lot of computational power and needs energy. Image credit: BenjaminNelan via Pixabay, free license

In Bitcoin mining, specialized machines are utilized to validate transactions on the blockchain and earn operators fixed token rewards. Approximately 6,000 older Bitcoin mining machines in the US are slated to be decommissioned and transported to a warehouse in Colorado Springs. There, they will undergo refurbishment and be sold to buyers abroad seeking to capitalize on mining opportunities in more cost-effective environments.

These machines, among several hundred thousand expected, are being refurbished in anticipation of a significant quadrennial update in the Bitcoin blockchain, known as the halving event. Scheduled for late April, this event will reduce the reward that serves as the primary revenue source for miners. To mitigate the impact, miners are upgrading to the latest and most efficient technology.

Given that electricity constitutes the largest expense in mining operations, companies are compelled to seek lower-cost alternatives to maintain profitability. While older computers may still yield profits, they are unlikely to do so within the US market. Experts note that this trend represents a natural migration, with buyers of older machines situated in regions where power costs are minimal.

The concept of halving, integrated by the anonymous Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto, occurs once every four years to uphold the hard cap of 21 million tokens. The upcoming halving event, the fourth since 2012, will reduce the reward from 6.25 Bitcoin to 3.125 Bitcoin. Despite Bitcoin’s remarkable 50% surge this year to approximately $63,500, the impending halving has heightened the urgency to bring more efficient machines online.

As the halving approaches, the continued use of older equipment poses a risk of electricity costs surpassing mining revenue. While models like the S19 series may no longer be profitable to operate in the US post-halving, they can still yield substantial profits and enjoy an extended operational lifespan when hosted in regions such as Africa.

Some buyers are delaying their purchase of older computers until after the halving event, anticipating further price drops. For example, the cost of used S19 models was approximately $7,030 in March 2022. However, a year later, amidst declining Bitcoin prices, the price plummeted to about $900, further decreasing to approximately $427 this month. The price is projected to drop to around $356 in May, following the halving event.

In response to these price fluctuations, some miners in the US have opted not to sell their hardware but instead, plan to relocate the equipment to regions with lower electricity costs and third-party data centers.

However, not all mining equipment from the US is relocated abroad. Publicly traded companies face challenges in this regard due to the need to consider risk-averse shareholders and concerns regarding transportation costs, equipment breakage, and security.

These machines remain inactive for extended periods, collecting dust, yet companies retain them because they can still yield profits when Bitcoin prices surge, underscoring the cyclical nature of profitability in the mining industry.

Written by Alius Noreika

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Excerpt from this New York Times story:

Trump administration officials are recommending the elimination of the scientific research division at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, according to internal documents obtained by The New York Times and several people with knowledge of the situation.

The proposal from the Office of Management and Budget would abolish the Oceanic and Atmospheric Research office at NOAA, one of the world’s premiere Earth sciences research centers.

A budget allocation of just over $170 million, down from about $485 million in 2024, would hobble science as varied as early warning systems for natural disasters, science education for students in kindergarten through high school, and the study of the Arctic, where temperatures have increased nearly four times as fast as the rest of the planet over the past four decades.

“At this funding level, O.A.R. is eliminated as a line office,” the proposal states.

Programs that retained funding, including research into tornado warnings and ocean acidification, would be relocated to the National Weather Service and National Ocean Service offices.

The outline for the 2026 budget passback, which would need to be approved by Congress, suggests “significant reductions to education, grants, research, and climate-related programs within NOAA” and comes after the dismantling of other agencies like the National Institutes of Health and the United States Agency for International Development, and the removal of mentions of climate change from federal websites.

Under the proposal, the total budget for the Commerce Department would be nearly $7.7 billion, a reduction of more than $2.5 billion from 2025 levels. According to the document, the budget would refocus on activities more in line with the Trump administration’s agenda, including enforcing trade laws and collecting scientific observations like ocean and weather data to support forecasting.

“This Administration’s hostility toward research and rejection of climate science will have the consequence of eviscerating the weather forecasting capabilities that this plan claims to preserve,” Representative Zoe Lofgren, the senior Democrat on the House Sciences Committee, said in an emailed statement.

NOAA, which takes up more than half of the Commerce Department budget, would receive just over $4.4 billion, a reduction of $1.6 billion from 2025.

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JZA70

Big single turbine transforms the car into a powerful one, making it the fastest Supra for city riding.

GT-R, Silvia, 180SX and RX7

It is hidden behind,

Yes, there aren't that many, but this

JZA70 Supra is also a popular car as a tune base. In the case of the Supra, tunes that aim for big power are popular due to its character. This 1992 Supra is also the original

It is the highest speed specification that squeezes out so-called top power, changing from a twin turbo to a big turbine. A large intercooler installed in the front section efficiently removes piping from the turbine.

It is pinged. It is important to keep the intercooler piping as short as possible to minimize resistance, and this is done well in the case of this Supra.

I received big power again

For this reason, a metal reinforced clutch is installed.

It has a heavy steering feel, but once you get used to it, you can ride it around town without any difficulty. Unfortunately, I didn't have a chance to fully open the accelerator and try out the full power, but the accelerator response was good and it wasn't difficult to handle even at low speeds. Finishing of the engine room Even just looking at it, I could feel its high level of perfection. The crossed legs of the coilover

The surroundings also feel good.

The interior has a nice steering wheel.

It has been changed to Italvolante, and the center console has Blitz's twin SBC and turbo timer built in, but it doesn't feel like a big turbine is installed. The exterior also catches the eye with the air scoop on the bonnet and the air intake for Turbo A, but the rest is just a book.

The traditional form is being utilized.

PIC CAPTIONS

●The special all-stainless muffler produces a thick exhaust note. When you step on the accelerator, you can experience the intense surge of torque that only a big turbine can provide.

●The air duct for Supra's Turbo A is installed by modifying the bumper. The cooling efficiency of the large intercooler installed inside has been increased. An air scoop is also installed on the hood.

●The original twin turbo, which emphasizes response, was changed to a large single turbo with big power, and the engine room has been seriously tuned and is beautifully finished.

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muffler original compilation

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lowkey trying to get a job in IT got me fucked up… this software company is hiring data center techs but you’d have to relocate to Madison, WI and I’m almost considering it, because every IT job here requires a BA and like minimum 2 years of experience, multiple IT certifications and all have like, 300+ people applying for the position and sometimes it feels impossible to break into :/

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From Houston to the moon: Johnson's thermal vacuum chamber tests lunar solar technology

Imagine designing technology that can survive on the moon for up to a decade, providing a continuous energy supply. NASA selected three companies to develop such systems, aimed at providing a power source at the moon's South Pole for Artemis missions.

Three companies were awarded contracts in 2022 with plans to test their self-sustaining solar arrays at the Johnson Space Center's Space Environment Simulation Laboratory (SESL) in Houston, specifically in Chamber A in building 32. The prototypes tested to date have undergone rigorous evaluations to ensure the technology can withstand the harsh lunar environment and deploy the solar array effectively on the lunar surface.

In the summer of 2024, both Honeybee Robotics, a Blue Origin company from Altadena, California, and Astrobotic Technology from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania put their solar array concepts to the test in Chamber A.

Each company has engineered a unique solution to design the arrays to withstand the harsh lunar environment and extreme temperature swings. The data collected in the SESL will support refinement of requirements and the designs for future technological advancements with the goal to deploy at least one of the systems near the moon's South Pole.

The contracts for this initiative are part of NASA's VSAT (Vertical Solar Array Technology) project, aiming to support the agency's long-term lunar surface operations. VSAT is under the Space Technology Mission Directorate Game Changing Development program and led by the Langley Research Center in Hampton, Virginia, in collaboration with Glenn Research Center in Cleveland.

"We foresee the moon as a hub for manufacturing satellites and hardware, leveraging the energy required to launch from the lunar surface," said Jim Burgess, VSAT lead systems engineer. "This vision could revolutionize space exploration and industry."

Built in 1965, the SESL initially supported the Gemini and Apollo programs but was adapted to conduct testing for other missions like the Space Shuttle Program and Mars rovers, as well as validate the design of the James Webb Space Telescope. Today, it continues to evolve to support future Artemis exploration.

Johnson's Front Door initiative aims to solve the challenges of space exploration by opening opportunities to the public and bringing together bold and innovative ideas to explore new destinations.

"The SESL is just one of the hundreds of unique capabilities that we have here at Johnson," said Molly Bannon, Johnson's Innovation and Strategy specialist. "The Front Door provides a clear understanding of all our capabilities and services, the ways in which our partners can access them, and how to contact us. We know that we can go further together with all our partners across the entire space ecosystem if we bring everyone together as the hub of human spaceflight."

Chamber A remains as one of the largest thermal vacuum chambers of its kind, with the unique capability to provide extreme deep space temperature conditions down to as low as 20 Kelvin. This allows engineers to gather essential data on how technologies react to the moon's severe conditions, particularly during the frigid lunar night where the systems may need to survive for 96 hours in darkness.

"Testing these prototypes will help ensure more safe and reliable space mission technologies," said Chuck Taylor, VSAT project manager. "The goal is to create a self-sustaining system that can support lunar exploration and beyond, making our presence on the moon not just feasible but sustainable."

The power generation systems must be self-aware to manage outages and ensure survival on the lunar surface. These systems will need to communicate with habitats and rovers and provide continuous power and recharging as needed. They must also deploy on a curved surface, extend 32 feet high to reach sunlight, and retract for possible relocation.

"Generating power on the moon involves numerous lessons and constant learning," said Taylor. "While this might seem like a technical challenge, it's an exciting frontier that combines known technologies with innovative solutions to navigate lunar conditions and build a dynamic and robust energy network on the moon."

IMAGE: The Honeybee Robotics prototype during lunar VSAT (Vertical Solar Array Technology) testing inside Chamber A at NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston. Credit: NASA/David DeHoyos

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Weep Little Lion Man (1.5/14)

First - Previous - Next Fandom: Jedi: Survivor/Fallen Order Rating: T Warnings: minor wounds, angst Notes: this fic will primarily be in Bode or Cal's POV, I just felt that some insight on what the rest of the Mantis Crew is up to is needed. There's some things that I think definitely change from canon with Bode's betrayal happening early. So, I hope you enjoy this chapter. Ao3

Summary: After defeating Dagan Gera for a third and final time, the Compass ends up in Bode's hands without a scratch. He could go back to Jedha with Cal... but he's holding what he wants. He doesn't see the point in pretending any longer. He makes a split-second decision. Or: Bode's betrayal goes a bit differently. ~~~•~~~ "Friendly Fire" for Bad Things Happen Bingo!

-o-o-o-o-

Merrin never paces.

But, if she did, she's sure there would be a hole worn into the floor of the Stinger Mantis.

However, she instead sits quietly near the holo-table, glaring at the planet placed neatly at the center; their current destination.

Jedha.

It all feels like a blur; BD-1 rushing back into the saloon alone ranting in barely understandable binary about... about Dagan's death. Bode's betrayal. Cal's capture. The message to imperial forces with coordinates to the Archive. She almost didn't believe it, not until BD-1 showed them a hastily recorded hologram of the events.

She can hardly remember the argument that happened immediately after between her, Greeze, and Bd-1. Clearly, something had to happen, and the more they argued the more the rift between what they want to do, and what they have to do, became too gaping and too wide to ignore.

Leave Cere to defend and evacuate the Archive without them to attempt to rescue Cal when, first of all: they didn't know for sure where Bode has taken him, and second of all: even if Bode has left towards Tanalor, he took the only way to get there with him, and for all they knew Cal could be completely, utterly, currently out of reach.

Or, they could abandon Cal and rush to Jedha hopefully before the Empire closes in on them to help evacuate.

"Cal would want us to help Cere," Greeze had said, defeated in his tone, posture, soul.

BD-1's angry flurry of beeps and the stomping of his feet made it very obvious what he thought of that statement. "That's exactly right, and that mindset might kill him this time."

Ultimately, it was decided there's... nothing they can do for Cal yet.

It felt like fire in her veins. This helplessness.

So she did the only thing she could do, focus on the task ahead. She made communications with Cere and warned her of the situation. If Cere felt troubled over Cal's abduction, the loss of the Compass, Bode, she didn't let it waver her voice as she said she may need their help completing evacuations. It truly didn't waver in her voice, but Merrin has known Cere long enough to recognize her perfectly disguised worry and remorse better than nearly anyone.

Yes, Cal would want them to help Cere instead of him, but Cere deeply would wish the opposite and she cannot bring herself to say such things in an emergency such as this.

So here Merrin is, sitting, glaring a hole into the center of the holographic Jedha.

They can only hope they get there on time, because if the Empire arrives first and they lose... not only will Merrin never forgive herself, but she knows Cal would never forgive himself either once they do get him back.

Because they will get him back. If there was one thing BD-1 could confirm, it was that Bode wouldn't kill Cal. For whatever reason, he wants Cal alive.

For now.

Her fists clench; once Cere and the acolytes are safely relocated, Merrin will make sure Bode regrets even laying his eyes on Cal in the first place.

-o-o-o-o-

The Archive has never been so busy. Acolytes of all races, sizes, ages, genders, rush the halls gathering books, papers, data-pads. Some focus on gathering personal items, others supplies, but the focus is in the Archive. The Empire could never destroy hope, but they certainly could destroy information. Ancient Jedi teachings litter these halls, teachings the Emperor would see burned. Cere couldn't let that happen. She cannot let them have that victory.

She stands in the main archive room, bent over a desk helping gather various instruments that Cordova uses for his endless research to keep herself busy enough to keep from looking up at the blinking blue lights of the past, of knowledge, and feeling despair over how long this is taking. Who knew years of collecting would take more than a few minutes to relocate.

It takes more focus than what she's willing to acknowledge to not let her hands shake. There's a pit in her stomach, one she cannot quite fill with being busy. One she cannot brush off or ignore.

But she must.

So she works, packing, instructing, leading. These people are counting on her, and if she allows herself to slip now, there's no telling what the consequences will be.

Or well, she can make a guess on what one of the consequences will be. There's tension in the Force, and there has been since the moment Merrin had told her the Inquisitorius had been alerted to this location. There's something dark lurking, something stomach-churningly familiar.

She almost welcomes it. Almost wishes he would arrive quicker, that way she could work out her frustrations.

She shakes her head. Thoughts like that won't help anyone... let alone...

"Cere," a voice says, one that carries decades of wisdom, understanding, light. A voice she's known well and has looked up to for nearly her entire life. She glances up from her gathering and pauses, Master Cordova stands beside her, his eyes filled with concern. "It's okay to worry about him."

Trust Cordova to know Cere too well.

Cere shakes her head again, returning to her work. "I have to remain strong," she says, "Force willing, it will all work out in the end."

"Yes," Cordova agrees softly, placing a hand on her shoulder. "But he is your apprentice. I know you care for him as I care for you."

Curse him, Cere thinks, blinking heavily. Curse him. She's not sure who those thoughts are meant for.

"Cere, please look at me."

She takes a deep breath, feeling like a child, looking up at the same man but with more hair, less wrinkles, the same wisdom and purity that it's intimidating.

Warmth swims through the air around him, silky and comforting and tugging on her emotions. He smiles softly at her, eyebrows pinched. "I know what happened to Trilla has never left you," he says, and that child within her wants to cringe away and hide. "I know it still haunts you, and I know you're terrified of the same happening to Cal."

"Vader isn't after him," she says tightly. "It's the archive he wants, we should continue-"

"Let me finish."

Her lips press together.

"You're afraid that the others coming to help you will doom him," he says, "that if the worst happens, then it will be your fault."

The pit in her stomach turns into a sharp, stabbing agony, like a lightsaber driven through her gut. Her words waver for the first time, choking at her throat. "What if I've failed him?"

She feels just like the ruins around them, composure finally crumbling under the weight of wind, sand, time. It feels like shattering; a vase she's worked hard to repair with lines of gold only to see it destroyed once again in front of her very eyes.

"You have never failed him," Cordova says, "he is the man he is today because of you."

She clenches her hands, fighting off trembles. "Is that a good thing?" She whispers. "His warrior attitude, his bold-headed arrogance to go head first into every battle? Help every person? Sacrifice himself in the process? Sometimes I wonder if finding him on Bracca ripped him away from old age."

"From what I understand, if you hadn't come for him, he'd be in the hands of the Inquisitorius."

"Trilla was who found him," she whispers.

He tightens his hand on her shoulder. Not painfully, but firmly. "Then some other Inquisitor would have found him. The Empire would have come for him whether or not Trilla was one of them. You pulled him out of there, gave him purpose again. You had him follow in my footsteps, and he reconnected with the Force and gained a greater understanding of himself and forgive himself for what happened to his Master. You gave him a life worth living."

Her lips tremble for just a moment. "He thinks his life is only worth living if he's a weapon in use."

"I don't believe that's entirely your doing," he says.

That, Cere could almost agree with. The phrase hold the line leaves Cal's lips far too often with far too much meaning to be something he coined himself. However, she's never succeeded in convincing him out of it. She's positive that Jaro Tapal never meant to make that his life's motto, never meant to make him feel he's a one-man army, and if he's not fighting the Empire then he's betraying his Master's legacy. Cere is sure that if Master Tapal still lived and saw Cal as he is now he'd be furious. No one ever realizes the words they speak with dying breaths hold more weight than if you were to condense the entire Galaxy to fit within the palm of your hand.

Her next breath quivers. "I need him to be okay."

"He will be," Cordova assures. "He's your boy, he's strong like you. Just how you will always be my little girl, and that I know you are strong like me. It's good to feel that fear for family, but you cannot let it control your actions from here. Do not suppress it, accept it, channel it into helping these people around us, evacuating the archive and saving what little history we guard. Once we are safe, then we can get him safe. You cannot let this shake your value for your own life and what we do here. We both know what's coming and what hangs in the balance in these next few days."

Morbid silence settles between them. Cere closes her eyes and lets her worry for Cal wash over her, pass through her. She takes a moment longer to still her heart. Her hands finally feel steady.

"Cere," Cordova continues suddenly, his voice a touch grimmer than before. "If he comes, I need you to run. We cannot face him, and you know that."

She tears her eyes from him, then looks at the room around her. Suddenly, the evacuation no longer seems so daunting.

"Very well," she says. And she means it.

-o-o-o-o-

The Mantis arrives just as the Empire does. Most of the Archive had already been evacuated before the alarms even sounded.

However, it's still chaotic. There are plenty of Anchorites determined to grab anything left behind, fighting for it if they must, Sister Taske being a major unwavering force in this mentality. Cere and Cordova had already given their best shots at convincing the stragglers to leave, but as the Mantis lowers into the hanger and explosions rumble outside, Cere now knows she's no longer responsible for a single person here. They've chosen their paths, and she must choose hers.

"Cere! Are we ready to go?!" Greeze is shouting the second the ramp lowers, Merrin at his side with a dark look over her face.

"Keep the engine running," Cere replies, "go back to the controls. I cannot leave without the Hidden Path's contact codes."

"I'll go with you," Merrin says, but Cere shakes her head. She can feel him, like an emerging migraine.

"No, Merrin, I need you to stay here and protect the Mantis."

She pauses. Then turns. "BD, go with her."

It's strange seeing BD-1 run down the ramp without his other half. Something clogs in her throat and her eyes travel up towards Cordova's—who's already entering the Mantis. His eyes meet her's, and that's all she needs to hear. She'd better come back. For him. For herself. For the Stinger Mantis. For the Archive.

For Cal.

She nods, then turns to begin walking away. "We won't be long."

-o-o-o-o-

When she sent BD-1 away, she fully intended to adhere to Cordova's gentle command. Come back.

However, he came sooner than what she expected. She knows she cannot run now, he will easily chase them all down.

So she does what she must.

Darth Vader fights like an unstoppable force, and she knows immediately that she's no match for him. He's toying with her. Playing with his food. This, she thinks bitterly, must be fun for him. She must be the first Jedi to put up a decent fight for him in years.

She uses that against him, fighting back with all she's got and doing her best to surprise him when she can. She never lands a hit, but she's not expecting to. She just needs a window, a moment, for him to corner himself for a heartbeat... and then it happens.

She grabs the flaming shelves above him with the Force and slams it down on top of him.

Then, she doesn't waste a moment checking to see if she's done any damage to him. Her heels turn, her torso and head follow, and she runs.

-o-o-o-o-

Cere bursts into the Mantis looking like a Gorgara out of hell. Merrin is on her feet immediately, even as Cere brushes past her and screams at Greeze to get them out of here.

The Mantis is rising before the ramp can even close. She finds herself looking out into the temple, and her eyes fall on an approaching form, black as night, cape and robes singed with fire, still glowing.

Merrin has never faced this man, but she's heard the stories.

He reaches out a single hand, and the Mantis jolts, thrusters running but not going anywhere. BD boops frightfully as the walls begin to creak, the air thickening like she's drowning. Choking.

You're not escaping this time.

She feels the pressure around them, holding the ship in place, and she pushes herself through it, grabbing onto the wall for support as she looks out through the open ramp and finds a suitable chunk of ceiling above their attacker.

Green flames burst from her hands, hitting the ceiling in loud booms. The pressure on the ship suddenly vanishes as Darth Vader is forced to release his grasp and retreat out of the way of the falling ceiling. By the time the dust settles, the Mantis has already risen up past the hanger, into the open, dust painted sky.

The ramp closes, and Merrin lets out a ragged breath.

Silence settles around the inhabitants of the Mantis. The sky outside brightens into a sliver of white until endless black speckled with seemingly more endless stars welcome them.

Greeze is the first to speak. "Somebody has to do something about that guy."

The tension melts.

Cere releases a sigh and sits down, looking equal parts exhausted and high on adrenaline.

"So, captain," she says, voice teetering between composed and breathless. "Where to next?"

Greeze's hands still on the controls. He swallows. "We don't know," he finally says, honestly. "That traitor left Koboh, but according to BD-1's scans, he didn't leave in the direction of Tanalor. BD has been trying to track Cal's location through a locator Cal should have on him. It was paired with a matching tracker that he gave Bode, but BD thinks he can hack the signal given time."

"What about a tracking fob?" Merrin asks, and all eyes turn to her. "Cal has a bounty, we can use a fob to track him, bode could have removed the locator."

"Bounty hunting guilds handing out those fobs will know who we are," Cere interjects. "It will not be easy to get our hands on one."

Greeze snaps a finger. "Caij!"

Cere startles. "What?"

"She's a frequent at the saloon. She used to be a bounty hunter I think, but she's been working with Cal to get the drop on Haxion Brood bounty hunters. He gives her his fobs, and she trains him or something."

"Will fobs track on Tanalor?" Cordova suddenly asks, startling everyone out of the previously three-way conversation. Merrin almost can't help but stare at him as he paces the Mantis. If she's honest, seeing him here on the ship feels off; like a living legend standing in a place too below them to stand. It's stranger than when she had first met him on Jedha, and she cannot figure out why. His eyes are full of curiosity at the surroundings, but his tone is patient and to-the-point with the conversation. His hands brush against various items on various countertops, as if he's trying to sense the memories here's although Cal's the only one who can do that.

BD-1 makes a few strings of beeps and boops, and Cordova nods. "I see. Cal has only said communications wouldn't work, not anything else. Besides, the technology of Dagan Gera's time are quite ancient in comparison to our own, perhaps our newer technology would withstand better."

"I think it's worth a shot," Cere says. "BD-1 will attempt to track him through his locator, and once we arrive at Koboh we will request a fob from this Caij. It's good to have fallbacks."

"To Koboh it is!" Greeze says, hands flying to the controls. "Good thing too, whatever that Darth Vader guy did to grab us it did some damage to the exterior of the Mantis. It'll need patching up before we try to go anywhere else."

Cere smiles. "Sounds like a decent plan to me. Besides, it's about time you tour me the Saloon."

Greeze smiles back at her, but... it doesn't quite reach his eyes. "It is. I just... imagined it happening under different circumstances. I'm sorry about Jedha. And..."

The I wish Cal was here goes unsaid, but everyone hears it anyways.

Cere shakes her head, placing a hand on his shoulder. "I should have visited the moment you established it. The circumstances don't matter, it's important to you, I'm excited to see it regardless."

Greeze chuckles. "It's good to have you back, Cere."

"It's good to be back," she replies, sincerity lacing every word.

While the Mantis enters hyperdrive, the occupants eventually separate to do their own things. Cere sits down with Cordova to tell old stories of the Mantis in it's hay-day while Greeze flies the occasionally-rattling-Mantis through mesmerizing streaks of light. BD-1 sits persistently at the holo-table, his scomp hooked into the system as he searches for Cal. And Merrin... a deep exhaustion pulls at her bones. She excuses herself quietly and finds herself walking into the engine room. Everything is exactly how Cal left it; the cot untouched, various tools scattered on the work-table at the back. She breathes in, and she can smell faint traces of him. It tugs on her heart.

She will get him back. There's no doubt about it.

However, it doesn't stop her from sitting down on his cot, grabbing his makeshift pillow and burying her face into it. She will get him back, but it doesn't stop her from wishing he was here in the first place and didn't need rescuing.

She hopes he's alright. Fed. Wounds tended. He better be in pristine condition by the time she has him back, because if he isn't, she will make sure Bode suffers ten times Cal does. No, one-hundred times.

However, maybe even that would be going easy on Bode.

She will make him regret taking Cal, and then she will make him regret being alive.

[suntelecomcn]

A Simple Guide to Understanding Network Cabinet

A network cabinet plays an essential role in the data center. It is used for organizing routers, patch panels, switches, networking equipment, and accessories. Network cabinet helps improve cable management, physical security, ease of installation, etc. This article provides a simple guide to understanding network cabinets.

What is Network Cabinet?

A network cabinet is a piece of equipment used to combine installation panels, plug-ins, sub-boxes, electronic components, devices, and mechanical parts and components to form an integral installation box. It provides the perfect environment for housing and protecting network infrastructure components. It is particularly suited to the back office and commercial building infrastructure applications.

Types of Network Cabinet

Wall- Mounted Network Cabinet

A wall-mounted network cabinet is used for all rack-mounted equipment conforming to ANSI/EIA standards. It has a solid and reliable modular steel alloy frame structure for a maximum static load capacity of up to 60 KG, movable aluminum magnesium alloy equipment mounting pillars that can fit different depth equipment, multi-place with cabling passageways for various cabling requirements, and high adaptability(optional wall-mounted or ground-mounted fixing to ease meeting the installation).

 Widened Steel Alloy Network Cabinet

Widened steel alloy network cabinet is used for all rack-mounted equipment conforming to ANSI/ EIA standards. It has a solid modular alloy steel frame, a maximum static load capacity of up to 800 KG, widened cabinet structure design, is equipped with vertical cable ducts to orderly lay a large volume of cables, and movable aluminum magnesium alloy equipment mounting pillars for different depth equipment.

Outdoor Network Cabinet

An outdoor network cabinet is used for connections between cabling elements. It has heat insulation, water-proof and dust-proof performance, good corrosion resistance, and 19-inch equipment mounted.

Applications

A network cabinet is used in the copper network, FTTH access networks, telecommunication networks, CATV networks, local area networks, data centers, etc.

Things to Look Out for When Choosing a Network Cabinet 

Access: Different equipment has different access points. Therefore, your network cabinet should provide several access points for the various devices. Make sure you understand the equipment you need to store in your rank and their usage in and out. You can only determine that you require a cabinet rank that can open on the side, back, or front.

Weight: The network cabinet should not be too bulky that you cannot lift it when setting it up or in case you need to move it. However, it should be the perfect weight to hold all your equipment without collapsing due to the weight of the equipment.

 Dimensions:  It is wise to choose a rack with physical characteristics that are appropriate for you. Consider the room's square footage and the size of the equipment that will be housed inside the cabinet.

Available space: When setting it up or relocating it, the network cabinet shouldn't be so heavy that you can't lift it. It should, however, be the ideal weight to support all of your equipment without collapsing under its weight of it.

Conclusion

When you are designing a data center, deciding which network cabinet to deploy should be put in the first place. The right one that meets your installation demand can help you improve power protection, cooling, cable management, and physical security.

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The Messenger, Eclipse

Part 2, Chapter 1 - The Freeway Chapter 2

0004154 A.D. - Earth (Solar System, Milky Way Galaxy) New England, Empire of North America Interstate 407 - Second Layer - Eastbound Temporal Relocator and Closed Interior Environment (TRACIE) November 24th - 12:00 Noon

My name is Wendy Wendel - pronounced Wendy Vhendel - and this is the second part of my log.

It only makes sense to me that we should pick up where we left off. Eclipse and I had just entered Tracie again, and in minutes, he'd set us on-course for a point in the future. The lights inside Tracie were a lot brighter now - beneath the purple and pink primary lights, we were now showered in a brighter orange backing light, seeming to coincide with the fact that Eclipse had turned the heater on as soon as we'd entered. "Wendy, if you'd be so kind," he asked, standing on the ceiling and pulling at some knobs and levers about the console. As usual, the alien's messy, wispy black hair was surrounding his pale face, parted down the center and spilling out onto the shoulders of his minty-green windbreaker. I could just barely see the 'VISIT MONTANA' shirt through either side of the zipper - evidently, that shirt was comfortable enough not to change out of. "There's a panel, about... six steps to your right, on the wall over there. Go walk over and open it up, we're getting Tracie to talk again."

As he instructed, I walked on the wall towards the panel he told me about. "This one?" I asked. "What am I looking for?" I pried open the polygonal cover, and gasped when I saw what was inside. My heart started to beat a little bit faster in anxiety, but I knew there had to be some rational explanation.

"Oh, right, I should probably tell you, it might look like I stuffed a corpse in there," he recalled.

"Really?" I asked, glaring up at him in case he hadn't picked up on the sarcasm. As an alien, I couldn't expect him to know everything about human interaction. "I hadn't noticed that!"

"Just- pull the girl out of the hole and set her up on the railing, OK?"

Just as he said, inside was what looked like a girl - she had white hair and a small face, her eyes sealed shut despite being opened up again. She wore a simple outfit - resembling a uniform you might see on Star Trek or something similar.

"And this is Tracie?" I asked.

"It's about to be," Eclipse answered. Holding onto a pair of cables, he jumped down from the ceiling towards the wall I was on, reaching out with the exposed ends once he'd landed. "Well, come on, bring her over."

On his request, that was what I did. Eclipse laid her down over the railing and pulled aside the back of her uniform - sticking the ends of the cables into matching slots that were embedded onto her back.

"Halley!" exclaimed the girl, promptly falling off of the railing, onto the floor where I was standing instead of up on the catwalk with Eclipse.

"Halley?" I asked. "Is that her name, or something?"

Eclipse shook his head. He didn't speak for a moment, but after collecting his thoughts, he stammered out a response. "Probably just a, maybe just a junk data square," he explained. "Something like that, definitely not her name."

"Right. Well, if it's not Halley, who is it?"

"Tracy," the girl answered. Once she'd pulled herself up from the floor and gripped the railing to steady herself, she climbed back up onto the catwalk.

"Tracy," Eclipse repeated. "She's the Time-Traveler's Roaming Android Computer... Y'all," he explained.

"Y'all?" Tracy and I asked.

"It was Y'all or Yinz, and I vowed never to use Yinz again, a long time ago."

"That still doesn't sound like a very professional acronym," I responded. "Is that really what it stands for?"

"Does it have to be? My ship, my rules. Besides, she agreed to it when I first powered her up, didn't she?"

"I'm afraid I can't remember that far back, there's-" Tracy began, but Eclipse cut her off near-instantly.

"Then it's settled, then. Either way - 4154 A.D., year of the freeway," he began. "This is where I usually bring people to get their shots. Well - it was where I brought Everett to get his shots. Just the one person, and it's not like he can join us now. Anyway, Tracy's going to manage the console and make idle chat, I'll be up in the front seat trying to navigate the highways. If anything happens, stay in the bubble. It's safer here than anywhere else, and it's already hidden inside a camper van facade. If we break down or overheat or anything, don't go out. You'll get lost in seconds."

"It can't be that hard," I replied. "We're on the highway, right? What's wrong with that?"

Tracy's hands braced on either side of her head. "In the year 4100, the Emperor of North America gives extreme executive power to the Axel Corporation for the construction of more efficient transit systems. By 4102, the highways are complete, but the Emperor's passing leaves Axel Corp. with unlimited financial power for the construction of more highways, as no previous rules can be overwritten by a different ruler," she recounted. "As a result, existing highways are upgraded with automatic conveyors and trash collection hardware."

"Essentially, a giant, concrete shell encasing the Earth in traffic, shuffling anything that isn't a car off to the side for sorting." Eclipse added. "Three suspended levels of interstate, and a base road beneath. We can't travel there because it's usually flooded with foot traffic, but we can coast along the bottom track until we find the right exit," he explained.

"Wh- So it's like a traffic lasagna?" I asked. "People really put that much faith in their public leaders in 4154?"

"Kinda-sorta," Eclipse answered - about the lasagna question, not the other question. "Really, it depends how thick you want your lasagna to be. And also, it's kind of hard to pin down what the cheese would be in this analogy, cause-"

"Well how do you navigate it? And what about the air?"

Tracy's hands braced together, then she spread them apart until a thin, blue hologram was projected between them. "Signs are placed at regular intervals as mile markers, interstate exits, emergency lanes, and freight truck weight checks. Earth's atmosphere has thickened by 14%."

"Thickened - oh, that sounds lovely," I answered back. "Can we pick another time to go to?" I asked. "If it were up to me, I'd rather not have to breathe through layers upon layers of CO2. I really don't understand why you'd want to bring anyone here."

As if on cue, Eclipse pulled up the zipper to his jacket and let a thick black muffler scarf drape over his face. "Cheap healthcare plan," he answered. "If you're gonna travel with me, you need your shots to combat space-illnesses. I would've gone for a decade and country with free healthcare, but they don't have the right antibodies for my species anywhere I've checked. Anyway, I've set up, like, forty appointments in this time slot alone. We'll probably bump into ourselves if we wait around too long, so we'd best make it quick or we'll cause an irreparable gash in the timestream."

"Or, worse, I'll suffocate since I'm not used to the outside air," I responded, holding onto the catwalk railing a little tighter. "Got another one of those mufflers?"

Tracy raised a hand and waited for both of us to acknowledge her, then she jumped in. "The chances of suffocation should significantly decrease once you've had your shots," she explained. "At this point in Earth's future, respiratory problems caused by outside forces have been effectively nullified through the Rinlen vaccine. If you'd like, I could escort you into the clinic once we've arrived, to ensure you do not collapse from oxygen deprivation."

"Yeah, yeah, but... still," I answered, gripping my arms. "It's... you know," I grumbled.

Eclipse's eyes narrowed in confusion, and he turned his head away. "Wendy, you're not scared of shots, are you?" he asked.

"No," I firmly answered, gripping the railing once again and standing a little taller. "I'm not afraid of shots, they just..."

Tracy glanced between Eclipse and I.

"Tracy," Eclipse called. "Execute program one. Scan Wendy here for... trypanophobia, if you will. She probably has, I don't know, twice the level of anyone's usual fear of shots."

Tracy's eyes glowed, and a bright pink laser grid scanned my body from head to toe. After a single blink from Tracy, it shut off. "Scanning complete. Scan indicates levels of 'trypanophobia, if you will,' 200% above average."

"See? Factually proven."

"Alright, fine, I'm scared of needles," I growled, frowning towards the two of them. "What's program one, anyway? Medical scan?"

A little ping came from Tracy as she was asked a direct question about her systems. "Program one is defined under a single parameter," she explained. "Prove the operator correct, and ignore deception inhibitors."

"You little cheat!" both Eclipse and I spat out, Eclipse speaking to Tracy, and I to Eclipse.

"Whose side are you on, anyway?" Eclipse added.

"The operator's," Tracy answered. "In the operator's own words, rule four - never lie."

"Rule five," Eclipse added. "Lie to people you don't trust!"

"Ms. Wendy Wendel is a trusted passenger aboard this ship," Tracy replied. "She is not to be lied to."

Eclipse crossed his arms and squeezed his fists a little tighter, shaking his head. "Whatever. Tracy, stay here and check the files. It's been a while since you woke up, I've probably entered a couple logs. Wendy, up to the front."

I followed Eclipse through corridor after corridor, room after room, until eventually, we came to the front of the camper van shell. I was surprised that there was even an interior - but behind me, I could see the mini-dinette and chairs of a regular camper, along with a tiny shower stall, a bunk, and a really old CRT TV. Looking out through the windows, it was exactly as Eclipse had described - highway as far as the eye could see, suspended high over the ground, darkness engulfing the earth below. Cars zoomed about - pointed and jagged designs, primarily, with a few vintage-looking vehicles and some that resembled more modern ones. It was only noon, yet the sky was a golden yellow color, a thin ring of brown across the horizon I could see. Despite how new it felt, my eyes were trained on the cars.

"How come some of the cars look the same?" I asked. "They look like the ones from 2023. If it's the future, what's up with that?"

"Oh, mostly nostalgia," Eclipse replied. "Humans are one of the only species I know of that can have nostalgia for something they've never experienced," he remarked. "Right, no, right - you're probably wondering about how far humans have come, huh? I'll tell you the short answer, not very far. At least, not in this year. You did, as a species, accomplish a lot - but this whole decade's sort of a backslide," he explained. "Don't worry. It gets better over time. Was better before this, but - well, bears and bulls, you know how it goes."

I looked out at the sky, crossing my arms as we both took seats at the front of the camper. "Well, when you said you could travel in time, I didn't actually believe it," I answered. "I knew aliens could exist, but this is something else."

"Wendy," he started, buckling up and grabbing the wheel - turning the key as if to signal to Tracie that he was ready to take over driving. "I'm very good at lying, but I told you, not to people I trust."

"So you're only good at lying to people you don't trust? Is that why you set up the rules?" I asked.

"Yes, that's exactly why," he answered, smiling and rolling his eyes.

Future or not, traffic was traffic. It took us a good twenty minutes on the road before we reached the exit he was looking for. The exit ramp was a corkscrew spiral - as we were going down, I could see another track beside us, spiraling upwards to get onto the layer above.

"Look out for turn-off 809," he called, twisting the wheel back into position. "Should say OB-40 beneath it."

"Any idea how far it'll be?" I asked. My eyes remained on the streets above us, looking at the supports keeping each road up in the air. "Is it on the left or the right?"

"To the right," he answered. "Just tell me the mile-marker."

"We're on 804 right now," I answered. "But while we're here, why did you have Tracy in storage like that?"

"Well, Tracie was off the whole time I was in the 2020s," he answered. "The computer wouldn't have done anything, so I just turned her off for a little while, at least for as long as she couldn't speak. It gets a little hard to watch when someone you know just suddenly goes lifeless."

His explanation fit, as usual, but it didn't sound as thorough as it could have been. He seemed like the type who reveled in his explanations - at least, he did so far - so it was a little off how quickly he waved it away. "Right, well. What sort of clinic are we going to?"

"Family-owned type. The smaller the place, the easier it is to spot malpractice."

"Here I thought we would've found out all there is to know about the body by 2500."

Eclipse shook his head. "Nope. It's actually astonishing how far you guys manage to go without figuring out your biology." After glancing towards me, he held his breath and averted his eyes, maybe sensing a slap incoming. "Right, no, right - impressive technological advancements, though."

"Doing better," I remarked. "Maybe lead with the compliments next time."

It took a while, but eventually, we reached the bottom layer - apparently, it was the closest we could go to the Earth's surface. The ground was a darker gray color, and despite how well-paved the road was up above, the ground wasn't so clean. It was as if I'd stepped into medieval times, with the path before us full of pedestrians. Progress slowed to a crawl as Eclipse tried to see something through the crowd. "Keep your eyes open," he instructed. "We don't want hitchhikers, and we're looking for a parking spot."

Per his instruction, I looked out into the crowd of people. Most were soot-covered, even the more fashionable ones. On closer inspection, the ones closest to us weren't covered in soot - instead, it looked like the condensed smoke from the exhaust of the millions of cars above. I was suddenly quite self-conscious about how I was dressed.

"We're walking?" I asked. "Through all this?"

"Why, can't walk?"

[takshak8955]

How Startups Are Boosting Employment in Jaipur

The vibrant city of Jaipur, known for its heritage and culture, is now making waves in the business and tech world. With a surge in entrepreneurship, startups in Jaipur are playing a crucial role in transforming the Jaipur job market. From creating diverse roles to promoting innovation, these startups are unlocking new doors of employment opportunities in Jaipur and driving significant job growth in Rajasthan.

The Rise of Startups in Jaipur

Over the past few years, Jaipur has become a fertile ground for budding entrepreneurs and small businesses. The combination of affordable infrastructure, access to skilled talent, and government-backed initiatives like iStart Rajasthan has led to the birth of hundreds of startups in Jaipur. These ventures span various sectors such as IT, e-commerce, hospitality, fintech, edtech, and digital marketing. As a result, the city’s startup ecosystem in Jaipur has seen a tremendous boost, creating a ripple effect on employment.

Employment Opportunities in Jaipur Startups

Startups are known for their dynamic work environments and flexibility. They offer roles that traditional industries often do not, providing ample employment opportunities in Jaipur for fresh graduates, freelancers, and experienced professionals. Be it tech developers, graphic designers, digital marketers, or sales executives—startup jobs in Jaipur are diverse and in high demand.

These companies also create a conducive environment for career opportunities in Jaipur by promoting upskilling, on-the-job learning, and faster growth trajectories. Unlike conventional corporations, startups emphasize potential over experience, which is a win-win for ambitious job seekers in Jaipur.

Supporting Freshers and Youth Employment

The startup culture is especially favorable for freshers. Many Jaipur startups offering internship-to-job conversion programs, entry-level openings, and mentorship opportunities. The emphasis on innovation and learning allows freshers to explore multiple domains, thus improving their employability in the long run.

With an increasing number of MSME jobs in Jaipur, students and young professionals now have a better chance of starting their careers without relocating to metro cities. This shift is contributing significantly to startup employment in Jaipur, strengthening the local workforce and economy.

Key Sectors Driving Job Growth in Rajasthan

Several sectors within the startup ecosystem in Jaipur are contributing to the region’s employment boom:

Information Technology & Software Development: With many IT startups in Jaipur, there's a growing demand for web developers, app developers, data analysts, and UI/UX designers.

Digital Marketing: Startups need digital visibility, making digital marketing roles some of the most sought-after in the Jaipur job market.

E-commerce & Logistics: Many homegrown brands are setting up operations, creating jobs in inventory, customer service, and delivery management.

Hospitality & Travel: As tourism rebounds, several startups are innovating in this sector, leading to new roles in planning, tech, and customer relations.

Government and Private Support

The Rajasthan government has taken notable steps to support startups in Jaipur, offering subsidies, incubation centers, and training programs through schemes like iStart. Additionally, private incubators and coworking spaces are offering mentorship, funding, and exposure to early-stage startups. These initiatives not only boost startup employment in Jaipur but also help in retaining local talent.

Changing Hiring Trends in Jaipur

One of the biggest shifts in the Jaipur job market is the adoption of flexible work models by startups. Remote roles, gig-based employment, and hybrid positions have become increasingly common, attracting a wider talent pool—including women returning to work, part-time professionals, and students.

Moreover, startups are leveraging technology in recruitment, using platforms like Salarite to reach the right candidates faster. These digital hiring platforms are streamlining the search for jobs in Rajasthan 2025, making job applications more accessible and efficient.

Conclusion

Jaipur is quickly emerging as one of India's most promising startup destinations. With innovation at its core and government support fueling growth, the city is witnessing a new wave of job growth in Rajasthan. For job seekers, especially freshers and young professionals, the rise of startups in Jaipur opens up a wide range of opportunities that are dynamic, skill-oriented, and future-ready.

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[dankusner]

D-FW family wants Oak Lawn development to be their ‘legacy project’

A Dallas-Fort Worth family known for its business and philanthropic work plans to transform an Oak Lawn strip mall into a mixed-use project anchored by a high-rise residential tower.

It wasn’t always in the plans, but the stars aligned just right for the Halperin family.

They’ve owned the roughly 2-acre site for two decades.

Jim Halperin, a well-known philanthropist and co-founder of Heritage Auctions, began buying properties in the neighborhood after he relocated the firm’s office to Maple Avenue in the early 2000s.

He had no designs to knock down a shopping center and build something new when he bought it.

His son, Dave, told The Dallas Morning News that his old man is simply “a collector at heart.”

But things changed in the last two years.

The family decided to move forward with 2615 Oak Lawn Ave., their first real estate venture of this magnitude.

The Halperins have hired GFF Design as the architect for the project.

The group plans to build 310 apartments in the residential high-rise. The average unit size will be around 1,000 square feet and the group’s current height request is a maximum of 270 feet.

“[Dad] wanted to have a connection to the neighborhood,” Dave Halperin said.

“We’ve held onto this land for 20 years. We intend to stay over here for the long term. I mean, this is our baby.”

A rendering of 2615 Oak Lawn Ave. The Halperin family wants to turn the site into a…

A rendering of 2615 Oak Lawn Ave. The Halperin family wants to turn the site into a residential high-rise with restaurants.

The development will also feature two to three restaurant spaces, including a two-story feature restaurant with a roof terrace on the development’s west side.

The project is still in its earliest stages.

The group presented plans to the Oak Lawn Committee last month, where they received unanimous support.

Support from the body isn’t required like approvals from the city’s zoning and council bodies.

However, it is a way to drum up support for a planned development.

Halperin and company want the project to be a “gateway,” bringing walkable urban design and quality housing as the renovated Old Parkland brings more workers looking to live in the neighborhood.

The average sidewalk width will be 10 feet along Oak Lawn, curb cuts will be consolidated to one cut and site landscaping will encourage walkability.

The group will move the high-rise several steps back on the north side to prevent it from casting shadows over nearby apartment complexes.

They aren’t trying to change everything, though.

Halperin is a big fan of Open Sesame Lebanese Grill.

He wants to keep it around, and Halperin hopes they’ll open in the new building.

“We want a project that really benefits everybody in the surrounding neighborhood,” said Evan Beattie, chairman and CEO of GFF.

“That is our architectural vision.”

The next step for the project is to submit a zoning change with the city of Dallas, which could take up to a year and a half.

Then comes the design and permitting.

The project could be two and a half years from breaking ground, the group said.

“I want this to be our family’s legacy project,” Halperin said. “I want this to be a neighborhood amenity.”

Data banks at the QTS Data Center in Irving in 2019.

Kansas-based QTS is adding to its D-FW holdings, according to state filings.

Miznon is known internationally for its pita. The Deep Ellum restaurant has closed, but…

The brothers who operated it are still expanding Miznon across Texas. Just in smaller spaces.