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Global Defense Contractor Burke Products Selects Datavault AI for Enhanced National Defense and Aerospace Technologies Contracts
Global Defense Contractor Burke Products Selects Datavault AI for Enhanced National Defense and Aerospace Technologies Contracts

Barnama

time2 days ago

  • Business
  • Barnama

Global Defense Contractor Burke Products Selects Datavault AI for Enhanced National Defense and Aerospace Technologies Contracts

BEAVERTON, Ore., July 23 (Bernama) -- Datavault AI Inc. (NASDAQ: DVLT), a leader in data visualization, valuation, and monetization technologies, today announced a strategic partnership with Burke Products ('Burke'), a minority-owned Tier 1 supplier to Lockheed Martin, Raytheon Technologies, Department of Defense, Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs), and the Defense Logistics Agency as well as their international allied force corollaries. The partnership stands to deliver 2025 Revenues from existing contracts of Burke's that have now been subcontracted to Datavault AI and is set to scale into productized offerings into 2026. Within the partnership Datavault AI has been contracted by Burke Products to engineer and produce solutions responsive to an array of opportunities. All opportunities are managed under the contract in a case by case fashion designed to be responsive to private and public RFPs and requests made directly and through subcontracts obtained by Burke and other contracting mechanisms in place at Burke Products on a global basis.

S Line Episodes 5-6 Preview: Release Date, Time & Where To Watch
S Line Episodes 5-6 Preview: Release Date, Time & Where To Watch

The Review Geek

time6 days ago

  • Entertainment
  • The Review Geek

S Line Episodes 5-6 Preview: Release Date, Time & Where To Watch

S Line S Line is an interesting Korean drama, where red lines suddenly appear above people's head. These lines connect people who have had sexual relations and of course, embarrassing or secret sides of people are revealed in the process. Han Ji-wook is a detective with an attractive appearance and free spirit. He chases after the truth of the S Line. His story becomes entangled with Kyu-jin a high school teacher with unique charm. and Shin Hyun-heup, a high school student. Interestingly, the latter has been able to see the red lines since she was born. If you've been following this K-drama, you may be curious to find out when the next episode is releasing. Well, wonder no more! Here is everything you need to know about S Line episodes 5 and 6, including its release date, time and where you can watch this. Where Can I Watch S Line? S Line is a Wavve Original and airs on that channel and streamer each week. At this time, there's no word on whether it'll drop on Viki, Viu or the other Western Korean streamers just yet. S Line Episodes 5 & 6 Release Date S Line will release episodes 5 and 6 on Friday 25th July at approximately 8am (GMT) / 3am (ET). Expect episodes to be roughly 50 minutes long each, which is consistent with the time-frame for the rest of the show. How Many Episodes Will S Line Have? S Line is scheduled to release with 6 episodes, and the usual array of two episodes releasing a week. However, with this drama the episodes are releasing at the same time. With that in mind, we're now onto the final week for this one! Is There A Trailer For S Line? There is indeed! You can find a trailer for S Line below: What do you hope to see as the series progresses? What's been your favourite moment of S Line so far? Let us know in the comments below!

My stepmom is obsessed with reformer Pilates — here's our verdict on the at-home FOLD Reformer machine
My stepmom is obsessed with reformer Pilates — here's our verdict on the at-home FOLD Reformer machine

Tom's Guide

time6 days ago

  • Business
  • Tom's Guide

My stepmom is obsessed with reformer Pilates — here's our verdict on the at-home FOLD Reformer machine

Reformer Pilates has taken the world by storm, and it's one of the most popular low-impact forms of exercise around, capable of strengthening and toning muscles and joints from head to toe while improving core strength and posture. The universal love for Pilates is only increasing, and so are home workouts. If you thought a reformer class from your own home wasn't possible, think again. My stepmom loves reformer Pilates and has spent her fair share of hours on the mat and the reformer bed. Recently, she unboxed the Original FOLD Reformer — an at-home foldable reformer Pilates machine — to see how it fared against the studio-quality Pilates experience she's used to. Having spent the last six weeks with the reformer bed, it's immediately easy to see why it's award-winning, but is it worth the eye-watering price tag? Here's everything you need to know, and whether or not we think this reformer bed is worth the spend. Each bed comes with two-person delivery, a Pilates ball and circle, 1kg weights, jump board and foot strap, mat, grip socks and app access. The FOLD Reformer is a portable and foldable reformer bed that allows you to continue your Pilates routine at home without expensive studio costs or memberships. The bed retails for £1,899.99 and ships across Europe. Sadly, it isn't available in the U.S. right now. Now, that's a pretty big price tag, but remember, this will save you on studio classes, and you also save time on commuting to and from your local classes. The machine looks darn good. It's sleek, beautiful and stripped back, like something out of a chic South London Chelsea and Kensington studio, which also happens to be bang on trend. It's crafted from Canadian maple and vegan-friendly PU leather and measures 50 x 26.8 x 15.7 inches folded, with two color options available at checkout. You can expect a studio-level design, too, as the Original FORM Reformer comes with padded double-loop straps, adjustable head and shoulder rests, a 4-level footbar and 5 resistance springs. Each pack comes with a starter bundle, which includes a Pilates mat, circle, ball, set of 1kg dumbbells, plus grip socks and a 1-year FOLD app membership. After this initial period, membership will cost you £9.99 per month, but you'll gain access to on-demand workouts for reformer, mat and barre, plus sweet extras like meditations. Your bed also comes with two-person delivery to a room of your choice, including access via three flights of stairs if you need it. Is it worth it? This is what we think. Set-up is one of the most important things we look for when choosing a high-value product like this one, and it can make or break your experience when moving from a studio experience to home workouts. The FOLD Reformer is super easy to set up, and the video instructions are clear. The bed itself is robust and, overall, of great quality. However, you might need some help unpacking it; the machine can be folded with the bed still in place, but it's pretty heavy and the bed makes the grip awkward. During testing, we found the process just about manageable, but you might need to remove the bed itself if you struggle with the weight, and this might be a problem if you're setting up alone or have an injury. You'll also need to remove the straps and vertical poles to fold the machine, which can be a little annoying. That said, once folded, the bed is easy to move on wheels, but you'll need plenty of space to swivel it around, which might not suit small rooms — I recommend measuring up your home first to ensure you'll be able to perform exercises properly and have room to move. The video shows you how to remove parts to make the whole experience lighter and more manageable, so I also recommend checking this out and consider having a helper on hand if you're unsure if you'll be able to unpack and re-fold alone. Our bed arrived on a large wooden pallet, and it is a seriously hefty bit of kit to maneuver alone. We've been assured that this isn't the experience for the everyday customer, who will receive the box with a two-person delivery, so I can't speak for the overall delivery experience of others. My step mom is a huge fan of Reformer Pilates, so we knew exactly what we were looking for when testing this bed. The FOLD Reformer is easy to use and solid, on a par with a studio bed. The carriageway is smooth, and the springs are easy to manage. The box is also a good hack, as it doubles as a piece of equipment and handy storage. Could usability be improved? Yes. We missed an attachment for an iPhone or iPad, as it's hard to see the instructor during app workouts when using the bed. This might not be a problem if you're advanced with your Pilates practice, but more annoying for Pilates beginners. The jump board is as wide as the FOLD bed, which is smaller than a studio jump board and restricts the leg exercises you can do, including wide-leg take-offs or landings. Adjustments to the jump board size could elevate this reformer bed even more. For double-leg moves where we might use all the red springs, the carriage shot back too quickly with all the FOLD springs on, and the carriage felt too light for the exercise. We'd have also liked more spring options available. Finally, you may want to consider who you live with, as things can get a little noisy; there are ways to reduce noise by placing the extender plate under the jump board, but despite this working, it adds to the feeling of instability during use. The classes are brilliant and diverse, allowing most, if not all, Pilates lovers to find something they can enjoy. Prompts are clear, all levels are catered for and you can choose timings, as well. If you enjoy a dynamic class, just be sure to have enough space surrounding the bed to allow you a free range of motion without limitations. It's a big yes from us, and you'll save a huge amount of time and money with the Original FOLD Reformer. Although it's not exactly the same as a studio bed, it provides great quality coupled with solid design and an extensive array of classes to choose from. Pilates memberships are pretty expensive, and not everyone can put a full-size reformer bed in their homes, so this is a brilliant solution if you're keen to bring your practice home. Although the weight of the whole bed is a pro for design — a lighter bed might feel flimsy or unstable — it can make set-up a challenge, so consider this when you get yours delivered. The jump board could do with an upgrade to match the studio experience, and if you want to fold and stow your machine, you'll need to be prepared for a bit of reassembly. We would also have liked an extra red spring (there are only two), so you might be limited by the resistance available, depending on your ability. We love how versatile the classes are, allowing you to hop on for 15 minutes and still benefit from a great workout if you prefer short stints throughout the day. That's a big tick for the exercise snackers amongst us. Although we love that the bed is portable — that's the biggest draw, after all — we wouldn't want to fold and unfold before and after each use. If you do have space to keep yours assembled, it might be worth keeping it unfolded and ready to go. Follow Tom's Guide on Google News to get our up-to-date news, how-tos, and reviews in your feeds. Make sure to click the Follow button.

A US-Made Cream Cheese Spread Was Just Named Best in the World — and It's at Your Grocery Store
A US-Made Cream Cheese Spread Was Just Named Best in the World — and It's at Your Grocery Store

Yahoo

time16-07-2025

  • Business
  • Yahoo

A US-Made Cream Cheese Spread Was Just Named Best in the World — and It's at Your Grocery Store

Key Points Tillamook's Farmstyle Cream Cheese Spreads won four gold medals at the 2025 International Cheese and Dairy Awards, including Best Cream Cheese Spread. Award-winning flavors included Original, Seriously Strawberry, Very Veggie, and Jalapeño Honey, highlighting the brand's strength across categories. The spreads are made with simple ingredients and no fillers, offering a thick, tangy texture that helped its cheese stand out in a field of over 5,500 international has done it again. This time, with cream cheese. At the 2025 International Cheese and Dairy Awards held in the United Kingdom, Tillamook County Creamery Association, an Oregon-based dairy cooperative, earned four gold medals for its Farmstyle Cream Cheese Spreads. One of those — a win in the Cheese Spread, Any Variety category — was open to both UK and international producers. That's where the Original Farmstyle Cream Cheese Spread took top honors, making it, by category definition, the best cream cheese spread in the world. The other three golds showcase the strength of the lineup across multiple flavors. Tillamook's Seriously Strawberry spread won in the category of Specialty Soft or Cream Cheese with Additives (excluding blue-veined); Very Veggie was named Best USA Cheese, Soft/Semi-Soft; and Jalapeño Honey took the award for Best USA Cheese, Any Cheese with Additives. 'We're honored to be recognized for our achievements in cream cheese excellence, building on our success at last year's ICDA awards,' said Jill Allen, director of product excellence at Tillamook, in a press release. 'These awards and the overwhelming consumer response to our entire lineup of cream cheese products are a reflection of our commitment to making dairy better than it has to be.' Related: 6 Easy Ways to Transform Plain Cream Cheese Into Something Extraordinary The victories come just two years after Tillamook introduced its Farmstyle cream cheese spreads nationwide, offering a thicker, tangier alternative to the whipped or airy versions found in most grocery stores. Since then, the product line has expanded to include savory and sweet flavors meant for everyday use — on bagels, as dips, or as sandwich spreads. The Original spread is crafted with just five ingredients and no gums or fillers, giving it a satisfying flavor and a dense, spreadable texture. Its nod to old-school deli cream cheese may have helped it stand out in a global market often dominated by European-style soft cheeses. The International Cheese and Dairy Awards, established in 1897, is among the longest-running dairy competitions in the world. Held annually in the UK, the event draws thousands of entries across more than 100 categories, judged on appearance, aroma, texture, and flavor. With more than 5,500 entries submitted in 2025, earning a first-place finish is a meaningful nod from a panel of international experts. Tillamook's full line of Farmstyle spreads — including the award-winning Original, Seriously Strawberry, Very Veggie, and Jalapeño Honey — is widely available at major retailers across the U.S. Cream cheese may not have the same prestige of cave-aged wheels or sharp cheddars, but it's a foundational part of American kitchens. A U.S.-made spread taking first place in a global competition signals how American dairy continues to stand out, far beyond its cheddar winning cream cheese spreads Won Gold for Cheese Spread, any variety (open to UK and non-UK producers): Original Farmstyle Cream Cheese Spread Won Gold for Speciality Soft or Cream Cheese with additives other than blue veined cheese (open to UK and Non UK producers): Seriously Strawberry Farmstyle Cream Cheese Spread Won Gold for Best USA Cheese, soft/semi-soft (open to cheese produced in America only; any size or weight): Very Veggie Farmstyle Cream Cheese Spread Won Gold for Best USA Cheese, any cheese with additives (open to cheese produced in America only; any size or weight): Jalapeño Honey Farmstyle Cream Cheese SpreadRead the original article on Food & Wine Solve the daily Crossword

West Lothian shopping centre welcomes American pretzel company's first Scottish store
West Lothian shopping centre welcomes American pretzel company's first Scottish store

Edinburgh Live

time07-07-2025

  • Business
  • Edinburgh Live

West Lothian shopping centre welcomes American pretzel company's first Scottish store

Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More info The Centre in Livingston has welcomed American pretzel company, Auntie Anne's, which is the only one in Scotland, bringing 10 new jobs to the area. To mark the occasion, a giant pretzel pulling ceremony was held and fans of the famous twisted delicacy waited over an hour before the launch for the chance at a freebie, reports The West Lothian Courier. Auntie Anne's, which is famous for its warm, freshly baked sweet or savoury pretzels, was founded by Anne Beiler and her husband Jonas in 1988 and started out at a Pennsylvania farmer's market. The business was first established to help support Jonas' dream of providing free family counselling services for their community, and 'giving-back' continues to be a priority for the business. It is now the world's largest hand-rolled, soft pretzel company, with over 2,000 stores in over 25 countries, including Hong Kong, Egypt and 44 in the UK. Pretzels available at their new branch, located next to schuh, include Original, Cinnamon, and Vanilla, with Stix and Nuggets sharing options. The savoury selection features Cheese & Jalapeño and Pepperoni flavours, along with a range of Jumbo Pretzel Dogs and the fan-favourite Mini Dogs - bite-sized pretzel-wrapped hot dogs. Drinks include fresh lemonades, slushies and coffees, and a range of Italian gelato is also available. Max Burton, Managing Director of Auntie Anne's UK & Ireland, said: 'The opening of our new branch at The Centre, Livingston marks Auntie Anne's exciting return to Scotland. 'This is part of a wider UK expansion strategy driven by strong performance and growing franchise interest, with Livingston being the perfect place to start.' Gary Anderson, Operations Manager at The Centre, Livingston, added: 'We are delighted to welcome Auntie Anne's to The Centre, Livingston and the creation of 10 new jobs to the local area. 'The grand opening has been a huge success, with visitors travelling far and wide to experience their world famous handcrafted and freshly baked pretzels.'

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