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Introduction Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) has emerged as a critical component of modern enterprise IT infrastructure, enabling organizations to manage, secure, and monitor a wide range of endpoints from a single platform. These endpoints include smartphones, tablets, laptops, desktops, rugged devices, and increasingly, IoT-enabled assets. As enterprises continue to embrace digital...

Introduction Water scarcity, rapid urbanization, and aging infrastructure have made efficient water management a national priority in India. As cities expand and industrial activity intensifies, the demand for accurate water measurement and monitoring systems has grown substantially. Water meters play a critical role in tracking consumption, reducing non-revenue water, enabling fair billing,...

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Archaeologists in Sweden have discovered the skeleton of a dog next to a long bone dagger in a bog. An excavation of the Logsjmossen in Gerstaberg in advance of construction of a new high-speed rail line unearthed the remains of the Stone Age dog buried with the 10-inch long dagger 5,000 years ago. Finding complete skeletons of dogs from this period is rare enough, but the discovery of a dagger accompanying the canine is unique.The layer where the bones were found was removed from the bog in three large sections for later excavation in laboratory conditions. Archaeologists concluded from the dog was male and between three and six years old when he died. He was well-muscled from having lived an active life, and about 20 inches high at the withers. The bones were articulated in their anatomically correct positions, but his skull was found in fragments further away from his body. It appears his skull was crushed before he was deposited in the lake.His body was likely placed in an organic container perhaps a leather bag with stones to weight it down and was lowered into what was then a lake. It was about five feet deep and 100-130 feet from the shore.The dagger was found adjacent to the dogs paws. It is finely ground to a sharp edge with a hole cut out at one end. It was carved from an elk or red deer metatarsal bone. Daggers like this were imbued with ritual significance in the Neolithic era, and examples have been found in watery environments at several prehistoric sites in southern and central Sweden. Dogs are also known to have been used in ritual offerings from this period.The excavation of the bog has uncovered extensive wooden remains radiocarbon dated to 3,3002,900 B.C. and 2,9002,600 B.C. They include piles driven into the lakebed believed to have been the foundations of piers, a structure of willows intertwined and tied together and the remains of fish trap.The dog was probably killed and buried with the bone dagger in a ritual act performed by the same people built these structures and used the lake for fishing. The remains will now be subjected to carbon dating and DNA analysis which will hopefully confirm the timeline that connects the dog to the Neolithic people of the lake.

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Who Were the Three Wise Women of the Christmas Story?The visit of the Wise Men (or Magi) is one of the most popular parts of the Christmas story. While we know of them as “wise” because of their knowledge of Scripture and astronomy (for lack of a better word), their wisdom was fully on display when they showed their willingness to follow a star in order to worship the King of kings.As you...

Introduction The Asia-Pacific water dispensers market has witnessed steady growth over the past decade, driven by rising urbanization, increasing awareness of safe drinking water, and the expansion of commercial infrastructure across the region. Water dispensers, once considered a luxury, have become a necessity in offices, healthcare facilities, educational institutions, hospitality...

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