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[Follow up] "Shin Bet and university, university and Shin Bet. What does that remind me of?" ...

Prof. Idan Landau discusses how Israeli academics' collaboration with the state compromises academic freedom and values by facilitating state surveillance and oppression, particularly of Palestinians. This collaboration also normalizes practices reminiscent of dictatorial regimes (e.g., the #Stasi) and makes universities such as Tel Aviv and Bar Ilan complicit in human rights abuses.

From Prof. Landau's 2021 post:

[...] Did you know that secret research is conducted in Israeli universities, under the auspices and for the benefit of the Shin Bet, the results of which are kept at the Shin Bet headquarters and are not open to public review? Again, more slowly: there are people who use the university's research resources for years, receive a doctorate from it with all the tangible and symbolic capital that goes with it, without leaving any documented trace behind, because all their work is absolutely secret? Read, for example, about the mysterious doctorate written by former Shin Bet member, Dr. Nachman Tal, at the University of Haifa, on "Changes in Security Policy towards the Arab Minority 1948-1967," in the Department of the History of the Jewish People at the University of Haifa. How much of the process was a standard academic process? Well: "The Shin Bet set several preconditions. The work will be defined as 'classified.' That is, it will not be published for public review... Towards the date of the examination of the work, the university submitted to the Shin Bet a list of candidates for the position of judges. The Shin Bet disqualified some of them, and others, who were found to have the appropriate security clearance, were approved."

Here are several examples of collaboration between Israeli academia and security services:

- Joint Programs and Investments:

The Shin Bet and Tel Aviv University collaborate to identify start-ups, with TAU Ventures investing $50,000 in each of the six selected start-ups for "acceleration" within a program called The #Xcelerator: Tel Aviv University helps the Shin Bet develop more sophisticated espionage and surveillance technologies"

- University-Security Career Fairs:

Universities allow Shin Bet representatives to attend career fairs as if they were recruitment companies: "All the universities open their gates to Shin Bet representatives who come to 'career meetings' as if they were placement companies in its service."

Transfer of Graduate Information:

Universities provide the Shin Bet with lists of graduates, including names, ID numbers, and contact information: "The universities transfer to the Shin Bet lists with the names of graduates, ID numbers and ways to contact them."

Prof. Landau in fact questions how this aligns with privacy laws, noting the Shin Bet interprets the law to allow them to "receive information for the purpose of fulfilling its role," which they extend to include recruitment: "The law exempts the Shin Bet... and allows the Shin Bet to 'receive information for the purpose of fulfilling its role,' and the Shin Bet interprets this also as information that will help them recruit manpower."

- Secret Research: see opening quote

- Monitoring of Arab Students:

University security departments monitor Arab activists, both on campus and on social networks, with the approval of the administration: "It is well known that in all the campuses the security departments conduct ongoing monitoring of Arab activists, on the ground and also on social networks, and things come to threats and harassment, all with the approval and with the blind eye of the administration."

- Tel Aviv University asking help from the faculty to identify students during the 2011 protests:

"Tel Aviv University then sent a letter to the lecturers in which it asked for their help in identifying and handing over students from their departments (what Stas!i), who participate in protest activities on campus; a video documenting a student demonstration was attached to the letter, in order to make it easier for the lecturers to do the work of informing."

Hebrew https://idanlandau.com/2021/12/23/%D7%A9%D7%9E%D7%97%D7%A0%D7%95-%D7%9C%D7%AA%D7%AA-%D7%A9%D7%99%D7%A8%D7%95%D7%AA-%D7%94%D7%90%D7%95%D7%A0%D7%99%D7%91%D7%A8%D7%A1%D7%99%D7%98%D7%90%D7%95%D7%AA-%D7%91%D7%99%D7%A9%D7%A8%D7%90%D7%9C/

Idan Landau was born in the US, immigrated to Israel in 1969, and served as an IDF officer (1985-1989). He earned degrees from Tel Aviv University and MIT, specializing in generative syntax. A professor of Linguistics at Tel Aviv University since 2023, he has been imprisoned multiple times for refusing to serve in the occupied territories, causing a media controversy in 2011 when his salary was docked for this reason.

@academicchatter @palestine @israel
#Israel #TAU #BarIlan

[Follow up] "Shin Bet and university, university and Shin Bet. What does that remind me of?" ...

Prof. Idan Landau discusses how Israeli academics' collaboration with the state compromises academic freedom and values by facilitating state surveillance and oppression, particularly of Palestinians. This collaboration also normalizes practices reminiscent of dictatorial regimes (e.g., the #Stasi) and makes universities such as Tel Aviv and Bar Ilan complicit in human rights abuses.

From Prof. Landau's 2021 post:

[...] Did you know that secret research is conducted in Israeli universities, under the auspices and for the benefit of the Shin Bet, the results of which are kept at the Shin Bet headquarters and are not open to public review? Again, more slowly: there are people who use the university's research resources for years, receive a doctorate from it with all the tangible and symbolic capital that goes with it, without leaving any documented trace behind, because all their work is absolutely secret? Read, for example, about the mysterious doctorate written by former Shin Bet member, Dr. Nachman Tal, at the University of Haifa, on "Changes in Security Policy towards the Arab Minority 1948-1967," in the Department of the History of the Jewish People at the University of Haifa. How much of the process was a standard academic process? Well: "The Shin Bet set several preconditions. The work will be defined as 'classified.' That is, it will not be published for public review... Towards the date of the examination of the work, the university submitted to the Shin Bet a list of candidates for the position of judges. The Shin Bet disqualified some of them, and others, who were found to have the appropriate security clearance, were approved."

Here are several examples of collaboration between Israeli academia and security services:

- Joint Programs and Investments:

The Shin Bet and Tel Aviv University collaborate to identify start-ups, with TAU Ventures investing $50,000 in each of the six selected start-ups for "acceleration" within a program called The #Xcelerator: Tel Aviv University helps the Shin Bet develop more sophisticated espionage and surveillance technologies"

- University-Security Career Fairs:

Universities allow Shin Bet representatives to attend career fairs as if they were recruitment companies: "All the universities open their gates to Shin Bet representatives who come to 'career meetings' as if they were placement companies in its service."

Transfer of Graduate Information:

Universities provide the Shin Bet with lists of graduates, including names, ID numbers, and contact information: "The universities transfer to the Shin Bet lists with the names of graduates, ID numbers and ways to contact them."

Prof. Landau in fact questions how this aligns with privacy laws, noting the Shin Bet interprets the law to allow them to "receive information for the purpose of fulfilling its role," which they extend to include recruitment: "The law exempts the Shin Bet... and allows the Shin Bet to 'receive information for the purpose of fulfilling its role,' and the Shin Bet interprets this also as information that will help them recruit manpower."

- Secret Research: see opening quote

- Monitoring of Arab Students:

University security departments monitor Arab activists, both on campus and on social networks, with the approval of the administration: "It is well known that in all the campuses the security departments conduct ongoing monitoring of Arab activists, on the ground and also on social networks, and things come to threats and harassment, all with the approval and with the blind eye of the administration."

- Tel Aviv University asking help from the faculty to identify students during the 2011 protests:

"Tel Aviv University then sent a letter to the lecturers in which it asked for their help in identifying and handing over students from their departments (what Stas!i), who participate in protest activities on campus; a video documenting a student demonstration was attached to the letter, in order to make it easier for the lecturers to do the work of informing."

Hebrew https://idanlandau.com/2021/12/23/%D7%A9%D7%9E%D7%97%D7%A0%D7%95-%D7%9C%D7%AA%D7%AA-%D7%A9%D7%99%D7%A8%D7%95%D7%AA-%D7%94%D7%90%D7%95%D7%A0%D7%99%D7%91%D7%A8%D7%A1%D7%99%D7%98%D7%90%D7%95%D7%AA-%D7%91%D7%99%D7%A9%D7%A8%D7%90%D7%9C/

Idan Landau was born in the US, immigrated to Israel in 1969, and served as an IDF officer (1985-1989). He earned degrees from Tel Aviv University and MIT, specializing in generative syntax. A professor of Linguistics at Tel Aviv University since 2023, he has been imprisoned multiple times for refusing to serve in the occupied territories, causing a media controversy in 2011 when his salary was docked for this reason.

@academicchatter @palestine @israel
#Israel #TAU #BarIlan

[Follow up] "Shin Bet and university, university and Shin Bet. What does that remind me of?" ...

Prof. Idan Landau discusses how Israeli academics' collaboration with the state compromises academic freedom and values by facilitating state surveillance and oppression, particularly of Palestinians. This collaboration also normalizes practices reminiscent of dictatorial regimes (e.g., the #Stasi) and makes universities such as Tel Aviv and Bar Ilan complicit in human rights abuses.

From Prof. Landau's 2021 post:

[...] Did you know that secret research is conducted in Israeli universities, under the auspices and for the benefit of the Shin Bet, the results of which are kept at the Shin Bet headquarters and are not open to public review? Again, more slowly: there are people who use the university's research resources for years, receive a doctorate from it with all the tangible and symbolic capital that goes with it, without leaving any documented trace behind, because all their work is absolutely secret? Read, for example, about the mysterious doctorate written by former Shin Bet member, Dr. Nachman Tal, at the University of Haifa, on "Changes in Security Policy towards the Arab Minority 1948-1967," in the Department of the History of the Jewish People at the University of Haifa. How much of the process was a standard academic process? Well: "The Shin Bet set several preconditions. The work will be defined as 'classified.' That is, it will not be published for public review... Towards the date of the examination of the work, the university submitted to the Shin Bet a list of candidates for the position of judges. The Shin Bet disqualified some of them, and others, who were found to have the appropriate security clearance, were approved."

Here are several examples of collaboration between Israeli academia and security services:

- Joint Programs and Investments:

The Shin Bet and Tel Aviv University collaborate to identify start-ups, with TAU Ventures investing $50,000 in each of the six selected start-ups for "acceleration" within a program called The #Xcelerator: Tel Aviv University helps the Shin Bet develop more sophisticated espionage and surveillance technologies"

- University-Security Career Fairs:

Universities allow Shin Bet representatives to attend career fairs as if they were recruitment companies: "All the universities open their gates to Shin Bet representatives who come to 'career meetings' as if they were placement companies in its service."

Transfer of Graduate Information:

Universities provide the Shin Bet with lists of graduates, including names, ID numbers, and contact information: "The universities transfer to the Shin Bet lists with the names of graduates, ID numbers and ways to contact them."

Prof. Landau in fact questions how this aligns with privacy laws, noting the Shin Bet interprets the law to allow them to "receive information for the purpose of fulfilling its role," which they extend to include recruitment: "The law exempts the Shin Bet... and allows the Shin Bet to 'receive information for the purpose of fulfilling its role,' and the Shin Bet interprets this also as information that will help them recruit manpower."

- Secret Research: see opening quote

- Monitoring of Arab Students:

University security departments monitor Arab activists, both on campus and on social networks, with the approval of the administration: "It is well known that in all the campuses the security departments conduct ongoing monitoring of Arab activists, on the ground and also on social networks, and things come to threats and harassment, all with the approval and with the blind eye of the administration."

- Tel Aviv University asking help from the faculty to identify students during the 2011 protests:

"Tel Aviv University then sent a letter to the lecturers in which it asked for their help in identifying and handing over students from their departments (what Stas!i), who participate in protest activities on campus; a video documenting a student demonstration was attached to the letter, in order to make it easier for the lecturers to do the work of informing."

Hebrew https://idanlandau.com/2021/12/23/%D7%A9%D7%9E%D7%97%D7%A0%D7%95-%D7%9C%D7%AA%D7%AA-%D7%A9%D7%99%D7%A8%D7%95%D7%AA-%D7%94%D7%90%D7%95%D7%A0%D7%99%D7%91%D7%A8%D7%A1%D7%99%D7%98%D7%90%D7%95%D7%AA-%D7%91%D7%99%D7%A9%D7%A8%D7%90%D7%9C/

Idan Landau was born in the US, immigrated to Israel in 1969, and served as an IDF officer (1985-1989). He earned degrees from Tel Aviv University and MIT, specializing in generative syntax. A professor of Linguistics at Tel Aviv University since 2023, he has been imprisoned multiple times for refusing to serve in the occupied territories, causing a media controversy in 2011 when his salary was docked for this reason.

@academicchatter @palestine @israel
#Israel #TAU #BarIlan

[Follow up] "Shin Bet and university, university and Shin Bet. What does that remind me of?" ...

Prof. Idan Landau discusses how Israeli academics' collaboration with the state compromises academic freedom and values by facilitating state surveillance and oppression, particularly of Palestinians. This collaboration also normalizes practices reminiscent of dictatorial regimes (e.g., the #Stasi) and makes universities such as Tel Aviv and Bar Ilan complicit in human rights abuses.

From Prof. Landau's 2021 post:

[...] Did you know that secret research is conducted in Israeli universities, under the auspices and for the benefit of the Shin Bet, the results of which are kept at the Shin Bet headquarters and are not open to public review? Again, more slowly: there are people who use the university's research resources for years, receive a doctorate from it with all the tangible and symbolic capital that goes with it, without leaving any documented trace behind, because all their work is absolutely secret? Read, for example, about the mysterious doctorate written by former Shin Bet member, Dr. Nachman Tal, at the University of Haifa, on "Changes in Security Policy towards the Arab Minority 1948-1967," in the Department of the History of the Jewish People at the University of Haifa. How much of the process was a standard academic process? Well: "The Shin Bet set several preconditions. The work will be defined as 'classified.' That is, it will not be published for public review... Towards the date of the examination of the work, the university submitted to the Shin Bet a list of candidates for the position of judges. The Shin Bet disqualified some of them, and others, who were found to have the appropriate security clearance, were approved."

Here are several examples of collaboration between Israeli academia and security services:

- Joint Programs and Investments:

The Shin Bet and Tel Aviv University collaborate to identify start-ups, with TAU Ventures investing $50,000 in each of the six selected start-ups for "acceleration" within a program called The #Xcelerator: Tel Aviv University helps the Shin Bet develop more sophisticated espionage and surveillance technologies"

- University-Security Career Fairs:

Universities allow Shin Bet representatives to attend career fairs as if they were recruitment companies: "All the universities open their gates to Shin Bet representatives who come to 'career meetings' as if they were placement companies in its service."

Transfer of Graduate Information:

Universities provide the Shin Bet with lists of graduates, including names, ID numbers, and contact information: "The universities transfer to the Shin Bet lists with the names of graduates, ID numbers and ways to contact them."

Prof. Landau in fact questions how this aligns with privacy laws, noting the Shin Bet interprets the law to allow them to "receive information for the purpose of fulfilling its role," which they extend to include recruitment: "The law exempts the Shin Bet... and allows the Shin Bet to 'receive information for the purpose of fulfilling its role,' and the Shin Bet interprets this also as information that will help them recruit manpower."

- Secret Research: see opening quote

- Monitoring of Arab Students:

University security departments monitor Arab activists, both on campus and on social networks, with the approval of the administration: "It is well known that in all the campuses the security departments conduct ongoing monitoring of Arab activists, on the ground and also on social networks, and things come to threats and harassment, all with the approval and with the blind eye of the administration."

- Tel Aviv University asking help from the faculty to identify students during the 2011 protests:

"Tel Aviv University then sent a letter to the lecturers in which it asked for their help in identifying and handing over students from their departments (what Stas!i), who participate in protest activities on campus; a video documenting a student demonstration was attached to the letter, in order to make it easier for the lecturers to do the work of informing."

Hebrew https://idanlandau.com/2021/12/23/%D7%A9%D7%9E%D7%97%D7%A0%D7%95-%D7%9C%D7%AA%D7%AA-%D7%A9%D7%99%D7%A8%D7%95%D7%AA-%D7%94%D7%90%D7%95%D7%A0%D7%99%D7%91%D7%A8%D7%A1%D7%99%D7%98%D7%90%D7%95%D7%AA-%D7%91%D7%99%D7%A9%D7%A8%D7%90%D7%9C/

Idan Landau was born in the US, immigrated to Israel in 1969, and served as an IDF officer (1985-1989). He earned degrees from Tel Aviv University and MIT, specializing in generative syntax. A professor of Linguistics at Tel Aviv University since 2023, he has been imprisoned multiple times for refusing to serve in the occupied territories, causing a media controversy in 2011 when his salary was docked for this reason.

@academicchatter @palestine @israel
#Israel #TAU #BarIlan

[Follow up] "Shin Bet and university, university and Shin Bet. What does that remind me of?" ...

Prof. Idan Landau discusses how Israeli academics' collaboration with the state compromises academic freedom and values by facilitating state surveillance and oppression, particularly of Palestinians. This collaboration also normalizes practices reminiscent of dictatorial regimes (e.g., the #Stasi) and makes universities such as Tel Aviv and Bar Ilan complicit in human rights abuses.

From Prof. Landau's 2021 post:

[...] Did you know that secret research is conducted in Israeli universities, under the auspices and for the benefit of the Shin Bet, the results of which are kept at the Shin Bet headquarters and are not open to public review? Again, more slowly: there are people who use the university's research resources for years, receive a doctorate from it with all the tangible and symbolic capital that goes with it, without leaving any documented trace behind, because all their work is absolutely secret? Read, for example, about the mysterious doctorate written by former Shin Bet member, Dr. Nachman Tal, at the University of Haifa, on "Changes in Security Policy towards the Arab Minority 1948-1967," in the Department of the History of the Jewish People at the University of Haifa. How much of the process was a standard academic process? Well: "The Shin Bet set several preconditions. The work will be defined as 'classified.' That is, it will not be published for public review... Towards the date of the examination of the work, the university submitted to the Shin Bet a list of candidates for the position of judges. The Shin Bet disqualified some of them, and others, who were found to have the appropriate security clearance, were approved."

Here are several examples of collaboration between Israeli academia and security services:

- Joint Programs and Investments:

The Shin Bet and Tel Aviv University collaborate to identify start-ups, with TAU Ventures investing $50,000 in each of the six selected start-ups for "acceleration" within a program called The #Xcelerator: Tel Aviv University helps the Shin Bet develop more sophisticated espionage and surveillance technologies"

- University-Security Career Fairs:

Universities allow Shin Bet representatives to attend career fairs as if they were recruitment companies: "All the universities open their gates to Shin Bet representatives who come to 'career meetings' as if they were placement companies in its service."

Transfer of Graduate Information:

Universities provide the Shin Bet with lists of graduates, including names, ID numbers, and contact information: "The universities transfer to the Shin Bet lists with the names of graduates, ID numbers and ways to contact them."

Prof. Landau in fact questions how this aligns with privacy laws, noting the Shin Bet interprets the law to allow them to "receive information for the purpose of fulfilling its role," which they extend to include recruitment: "The law exempts the Shin Bet... and allows the Shin Bet to 'receive information for the purpose of fulfilling its role,' and the Shin Bet interprets this also as information that will help them recruit manpower."

- Secret Research: see opening quote

- Monitoring of Arab Students:

University security departments monitor Arab activists, both on campus and on social networks, with the approval of the administration: "It is well known that in all the campuses the security departments conduct ongoing monitoring of Arab activists, on the ground and also on social networks, and things come to threats and harassment, all with the approval and with the blind eye of the administration."

- Tel Aviv University asking help from the faculty to identify students during the 2011 protests:

"Tel Aviv University then sent a letter to the lecturers in which it asked for their help in identifying and handing over students from their departments (what Stas!i), who participate in protest activities on campus; a video documenting a student demonstration was attached to the letter, in order to make it easier for the lecturers to do the work of informing."

Hebrew https://idanlandau.com/2021/12/23/%D7%A9%D7%9E%D7%97%D7%A0%D7%95-%D7%9C%D7%AA%D7%AA-%D7%A9%D7%99%D7%A8%D7%95%D7%AA-%D7%94%D7%90%D7%95%D7%A0%D7%99%D7%91%D7%A8%D7%A1%D7%99%D7%98%D7%90%D7%95%D7%AA-%D7%91%D7%99%D7%A9%D7%A8%D7%90%D7%9C/

Idan Landau was born in the US, immigrated to Israel in 1969, and served as an IDF officer (1985-1989). He earned degrees from Tel Aviv University and MIT, specializing in generative syntax. A professor of Linguistics at Tel Aviv University since 2023, he has been imprisoned multiple times for refusing to serve in the occupied territories, causing a media controversy in 2011 when his salary was docked for this reason.

@academicchatter @palestine @israel
#Israel #TAU #BarIlan

#blog
#KnottsBerryFarm 05.14.25 Boysenberry festival and springtime decorations

Post - https://www.pateln01.com/2025/05/knotts-berry-farm-051425-boysenberry.html

Video Verson - https://youtu.be/8PutNLVQd24

#Knotts #Boysenberry #themepark #amusementpark, #SilverBullet #Xcelerator #Hangtime #SkyCabin #SupremeScream #rollercoaster

#blog
#KnottsBerryFarm 05.14.25 Boysenberry festival and springtime decorations

Post - https://www.pateln01.com/2025/05/knotts-berry-farm-051425-boysenberry.html

Video Verson - https://youtu.be/8PutNLVQd24

#Knotts #Boysenberry #themepark #amusementpark, #SilverBullet #Xcelerator #Hangtime #SkyCabin #SupremeScream #rollercoaster

#Blog

#KnottsBerryFarm 03.18.25 Off Season Visit

https://www.pateln01.com/2025/03/knotts-berry-farm-031825-off-season.html

#YouTubeShorts Version https://youtube.com/shorts/eOcLfkS9DD4

#Knotts #GhostTown #Xcelerator #Snoopy #FiestaVillage

#Blog

#KnottsBerryFarm 03.18.25 Off Season Visit

https://www.pateln01.com/2025/03/knotts-berry-farm-031825-off-season.html

#YouTubeShorts Version https://youtube.com/shorts/eOcLfkS9DD4

#Knotts #GhostTown #Xcelerator #Snoopy #FiestaVillage

#Blog

Sites and sounds from #KnottsMerryFarm 2024

https://youtu.be/0FcvHPG7bEU?si=UWds8jOlHUtnrtNC

#Knotts #KnottsBerryFarm #CalicoTrain #GhostTown #Xcelerator #CalicoSaloon

#Blog

Sites and sounds from #KnottsMerryFarm 2024

https://youtu.be/0FcvHPG7bEU?si=UWds8jOlHUtnrtNC

#Knotts #KnottsBerryFarm #CalicoTrain #GhostTown #Xcelerator #CalicoSaloon

#SEDEMAC adopts #Siemens #Xcelerator to accelerate development of #motorcontrolunits for #automotiveindustry
SEDEMAC’s motor control units are used in #EVs, #hybrids, #eBikes and #powertools including #sensorlessmotorcontrol #SLC units
While the #enginecontrolunits are used for #offroad and #onroadengines.
https://newsroom.sw.siemens.com/en-US/siemens-sedemac/?linkId=300000016975744

#SEDEMAC adopts #Siemens #Xcelerator to accelerate development of #motorcontrolunits for #automotiveindustry
SEDEMAC’s motor control units are used in #EVs, #hybrids, #eBikes and #powertools including #sensorlessmotorcontrol #SLC units
While the #enginecontrolunits are used for #offroad and #onroadengines.
https://newsroom.sw.siemens.com/en-US/siemens-sedemac/?linkId=300000016975744

#SEDEMAC adopts #Siemens #Xcelerator to accelerate development of #motorcontrolunits for #automotiveindustry
SEDEMAC’s motor control units are used in #EVs, #hybrids, #eBikes and #powertools including #sensorlessmotorcontrol #SLC units
While the #enginecontrolunits are used for #offroad and #onroadengines.
https://newsroom.sw.siemens.com/en-US/siemens-sedemac/?linkId=300000016975744

#SEDEMAC adopts #Siemens #Xcelerator to accelerate development of #motorcontrolunits for #automotiveindustry
SEDEMAC’s motor control units are used in #EVs, #hybrids, #eBikes and #powertools including #sensorlessmotorcontrol #SLC units
While the #enginecontrolunits are used for #offroad and #onroadengines.
https://newsroom.sw.siemens.com/en-US/siemens-sedemac/?linkId=300000016975744

#SEDEMAC adopts #Siemens #Xcelerator to accelerate development of #motorcontrolunits for #automotiveindustry
SEDEMAC’s motor control units are used in #EVs, #hybrids, #eBikes and #powertools including #sensorlessmotorcontrol #SLC units
While the #enginecontrolunits are used for #offroad and #onroadengines.
https://newsroom.sw.siemens.com/en-US/siemens-sedemac/?linkId=300000016975744

#Blog

#KnottsBerryFarm
07.10.24 Visit

https://www.pateln01.com/2024/07/knotts-berry-farm-071024-visit.html

#Knotts #GhostTown #Xcelerator #SupremeScream #FiestaVillage #Boardwalk #Hangtime #GhostTownAlive #BootHillCemetary #Jaguar

#Blog

#KnottsBerryFarm
07.10.24 Visit

https://www.pateln01.com/2024/07/knotts-berry-farm-071024-visit.html

#Knotts #GhostTown #Xcelerator #SupremeScream #FiestaVillage #Boardwalk #Hangtime #GhostTownAlive #BootHillCemetary #Jaguar

Made my 1st trip to #Knotts yesterday!

Photo Gallery - https://www.pateln01.com/2024/02/022124-first-knotts-berry-farm-visit-of.html

Video Gallery - https://youtu.be/b64b1jUgL5Y?si=Vo38UtavK_ruTYQv

#Knotts #KnottsBerryFarm #SilverBullet #CalicoRiverRapids #GhostTown #Jaguar #FiestaVillage #Xcelerator #GhostRider #Snoopy

Made my 1st trip to #Knotts yesterday!

Photo Gallery - https://www.pateln01.com/2024/02/022124-first-knotts-berry-farm-visit-of.html

Video Gallery - https://youtu.be/b64b1jUgL5Y?si=Vo38UtavK_ruTYQv

#Knotts #KnottsBerryFarm #SilverBullet #CalicoRiverRapids #GhostTown #Jaguar #FiestaVillage #Xcelerator #GhostRider #Snoopy

‘Industrial metaverse can solve real-world problems in factories' - Siemens Xcelerator

#IndustrialMetaverse #OpenMetaverse #Siemens #Xcelerator #SiemensXcelerator
https://www.niftysparks.com/blogs?recordId=recERbf6TzJniduq5

Here is the #summary of my #interview to #AutocarProfessional
A big thanks to #MayankDhingra @mayankforester @autocarpro
“We can offer #crossdomain #connectedsolutions to our #customers.”
#Siemens #SiemensDISW #EV #SDV #EDA #SaaS #Xcelerator #IOT #digitaltransformation #automotive #MBSE #electrification #Simcenter #India
https://www.autocarpro.in/interview/we-can-offer-cross-domain-connected-solutions-to-our-customers-116695?amp=1

My #latestinterview
We can offer #crossdomain #connectedsolutions to our #customers
#Siemens #SiemensDISW #EV #SDV #EDA #SaaS #Xcelerator #IOT #digitaltransformation #automotive #MBSE #electrification #Simcenter
Source : #AutocarProfessional
https://www.autocarpro.in/interview/we-can-offer-cross-domain-connected-solutions-to-our-customers-116695?amp=1

So let's see here, we have...
1. #DMX - #X gonna give it to you
2. #Xzibit - X
3. #KnottsBerryFarm - #Xcelerator
4. #SixFlags - #X2
5. #XMen Professor X
6. #Microsoft #Xbox

Did I miss anything? 🤓

So let's see here, we have...
1. #DMX - #X gonna give it to you
2. #Xzibit - X
3. #KnottsBerryFarm - #Xcelerator
4. #SixFlags - #X2
5. #XMen Professor X
6. #Microsoft #Xbox

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Dear Friends.
Thank you for an eventful and a memorable 2022.
Wish you and your loved ones a Very Happy, Healthy, Peaceful and Prosperous 2023.
Looking forward to welcoming an awesome year.
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Greaves Electric to speed up EV development with Siemens Xcelerator.
#GreavesElectric #Siemens #Xcelerator #EV
Source : Economic Times
https://auto-economictimes-indiatimes-com.cdn.ampproject.org/c/s/auto.economictimes.indiatimes.com/amp/news/commercial-vehicle/greaves-electric-to-speed-up-ev-development-with-siemens-xcelerator/96470286

Efficient Manufacturing (EM) is one of the top and well respected industry magazines on Manufacturing.
They have completed 13 years of their knowledge platform.
On this anniversary issue of October 2022, it is my honour that they have featured Siemens and me.
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#manufacturing #digital #digitaltwin
https://www.industr.com/en/_storage/asset/2674523/storage/master/file/23133269/EM%20Nov%202022.pdf

Here is my full address at the Industry 4.0 Conclave in Chennai on the theme ‘The Future is Now - Towering TN’ which was organized by the Government of Tamil Nadu and TIDCO.

The function was chaired by the Hon’ble Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu Thiru MK Stalin.

The aerospace and defence industrial policy for Tamil Nadu was also launched during the event.

#TNGovernment #TIDCO #Siemens #Siemens175 #SiemensIndustrySoftware #TANSAM #Xcelerator