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Stony Brook University

State University of New York at Stony Brook (SBU), is a public research university in Stony Brook, Long Island, in the greater New York City metropolitan region. It shares a campus with the University of Buffalo as one of the two flagship universities of the State University of New York system.
Located in Suffolk County, it is the state's biggest public institution (in terms of land size), with 213 buildings spread over 1,454 acres (5.9 km2) of property.
The State University College of Long Island was founded in Oyster Bay, New York, in 1957 and relocated to Stony Brook, New York, in 1962. As a member of the Association of American Institutions, which is a select group of premier research universities in North America, Stony Brook was elected to that organisation in 2001. University Research Association, which is a broader organisation, includes the institution as well. In the category "R1: Doctoral Universities – Extremely active research activity," it is included.
Brookhaven National Laboratory, a national laboratory of the United States Department of Energy, is managed by Stony Brook University, in collaboration with Battelle. It purchased property for a Research and Development Park close to its main campus in 2004 and operates four company incubators in the surrounding area. Increased production of US$7.23 billion due to the University's influence on the Long Island economy, and research expenditures have crossed the US$230 million threshold on an annual basis. With 26,814 students enrolled, Stony Brook University is the biggest single-site employer on Long Island, employing over 15,000 people, including over 2,700 academic members.
It is tied for the seventh-highest number of Fields Medalists among American colleges, thanks to its affiliation with five Fields Medalists. Stony Brook academics have earned a total of seven Nobel Prizes, with two of them receiving the Abel Prize in mathematics.
The Seawolves have represented Stony Brook University in Division I of the National Collegiate Athletic Association since 1999. Since 2001, Stony Brook has competed as a member of the America East Conference, which will be replaced by the Colonial Athletic Association on July 1, 2022. 
Category:Stony Brook University
Category:1957 establishments in New York (state)
Category:Brookhaven, New York
Category:Educational institutions established in 1957
Stoolyz

Stoolyz is an Australian children furniture brand known for designing creative kids stools, furniture, and baby decor pieces.
==Overview==
Stoolyz was established on July 31, 2022, by Shaun and Justin Ridley, headquartered in Burleigh Heads, Gold Coast, Australia. The firm introduced its first ottoman collection, which featured five distinct animals: a dog, a koala, a bear, a lion, and a fox. The stool comes with inbuilt storage and a blanket. This particular brand is well-known for its high quality, characterized by its gentle fabrics, low weights, child-friendliness, and freedom from potentially hazardous ingredients. Since each Stool is hand-crafted with technical velvet, metal fittings, polished pine legs, and structural timber frames, the utmost weight that can be supported by one of these stools is 140 kilograms. Stoolyz is currently dominating the market for children's furniture, and they will soon release some interesting new products.
Customers in Australia and New Zealand can place orders for Stoolyz products through the company's website, which also serves as the primary point of sale for these goods. All of the company's items are eligible for a refund within the first thirty days after purchase if they have not been used, are still in their original packaging, and have all the tags attached.
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==External links==
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Category:Companies established in 2022
Category:Furniture companies
Category:Companies based on the Gold Coast, Queensland
Storyboard artist

Creating storyboards for advertising agencies and film companies is what a storyboard artist (also known as a narrative artist or visualizer) does.
Creating storyboards and sketching out the frames of a narrative is what a storyboard artist does. The use of quick pencil drawings and marker renderings are two of the most popular conventional approaches, while today's techniques sometimes include the use of Adobe Flash, Adobe Photoshop, Storyboard Pro, and other storyboard software. Making storyboards using a digital camera is one of the most recent ways.
These days, the majority of storyboard artists start and end their work on computers, utilising software and digital pencils or a graphics tablet. Using images to generate visuals, storyboard artists may create photographic representations known as photovisuals. Stock photos or photos acquired particularly for the project can be combined digitally to create what is known as a photovisual.
For motion pictures, some filmmakers, directors, and producers prefer to use clip-art computer programmes designed specifically for storyboarding, while others prefer to use 3D storyboarding software, or a more multi-purpose 3D programme that can be used to create elements of the storyboards as well as the actual storyboards.
Category:Storyboard artists
Category:Filmmaking occupations
Category:Visual arts occupations
Category:Animation techniques
Storytelling

Storytelling is a social and cultural practise that involves the retelling of tales, which may include improvisation, theatrics, or exaggeration at times. Everyone's culture has its own set of tales or narratives, which are passed down from generation to generation as a method of entertainment, education, cultural preservation, or imparting moral ideals. Plot, characters, and the point of view of the narrative are all essential components of tales and storytelling.
When used in a limited meaning, the word "storytelling" refers only to oral storytelling. When used in a broader sense, the term "storytelling" refers to methods used in various media to unfold or reveal the story's narrative.
Category:Storytelling
Category:Folklore
Category:Oral literature
Strahinja Petrovic (actor)

Strahinja Petrović (Belgrade, Kingdom of Serbia, 25 May 1892 - Belgrade, Serbia, Yugoslavia, 1964) was a popular Serbian actor in his day, though now forgotten.
His most memorable film acting roles were in Mars na Drinu (1964), Dvorovi u samoci (1925), and Comrade President Center-Forward (1960). He is best remembered for his performances on stage in the Dubrovnik Summer Theatre Festivalhttps://www.google.ca/books/edition/Dubrova%C4%8Dke_Ljetne_Igre/GFQqAQAAIAAJ?hl=en&gbpv=1&dq=%22Strahinja+Petrovic%22+-wikipedia&pg=PP165&printsec=frontcover. He most often was compared to the French actor Louis Jouvet in his day.He performed in Zagreb for many years until 1940 when sensing that the Third Reich would continue to expand he moved to Belgrade to be with his people.https://www.google.ca/books/edition/Zagreb/eBSxMUKFJDEC?hl=en&gbpv=1&dq=%22Strahinja+Petrovic%22+actor+-wikipedia&pg=PA118&printsec=frontcover
Category:Serbian actors
Category:1892 births
Category:1964 deaths
Straight to Heaven

Straight to Heaven is an American film released in 1939. It was directed by Arthur A. Leonard and produced by Million Dollar Productions. Sack Amusement Enterprises was the distributor. It was advertised as having an all colored cast. 
The story features a cabaret singer, her singer son, and the criminal underworld. The film starred Nina Mae McKinney in her last major film role and Jackoe Ward. Ward performs three songs in the film and McKinney one.
==Cast==
*Nina Mae McKinney as Cabaret Singer Ida Williams
*Jack Carter
*Jackie Ward
*Lionel Monagas
*James Baskett
==References==
== External Links ==
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Category:1939 films
Category:1939 in American cinema
Category:American films
Category:American films by genre
Category:American black-and-white films
Strategic Clinical Innovation Organization

Strategic Clinical Innovation Organization (SCIO) is an early development procedure that overcomes silos and eliminates the "one at a time" method.https://zealjournals.com/wjapmr/sites/default/files/WJAPMR-2022-0021.pdf It uses computational methods to investigate epigenetics, genetics, and bioinformatics. It was developed by Boston Biotech Clinical Research (BBCR).
==History==
Boston Biotech Clinical Research was founded by Candida Fratazzi.https://www.hilarispublisher.com/conference-abstracts-files/1948-593X-C3-043-004.pdf To reduce costs and speed up development, the company works with biotech, pharmaceutical, and medical device companies to create clinical protocols, programs, and efficient trials.
==Concept==
The SCIO concept is predicated on three pillars: clinical investigation, trial design and analysis of data gathered during phases I and II, and compliance with regulatory mandates and the use of surrogate biomarkers. The aim of the SCIO method is to stratify the patient population in order to increase the proportion of patients who respond favorably to a given medication, raising it from about 20 percent to 80 percent.
Using the SCIO method, non-clinical molecular proteomics can be integrated into clinical research. This improves the regulatory strategy of accumulating efficacy and safety evidence from the first human trials onwards, which in turn reduces the risk of late-stage clinical trials and better positions the product for the market.
Category:Clinical research
Category:Medical device manufacturers
Strategic bombing

Strategic bombing is a military tactic used in total war with the aim of defeating the enemy by destroying its morale, its economic capacity to create and transport equipment to the theatres of military operations, or both. It is one of the most effective methods of defeating the adversary. Airstrikes are a methodically planned and performed assault from the air that may include the use of strategic bombers, long- or medium-range missiles, or nuclear-armed fighter-bomber aircraft against targets considered critical to the adversary's war-making capabilities.
It is one of the most effective military methods to demoralise an adversary to the point that peace or surrender seems preferable than prolonging the struggle. This has been accomplished via the use of strategic bombing. Commentators and historians have referred to several strategic bombing operations and individual attacks as "terror bombing" after the conclusion of World War II, and many of them have been classified as such by commentators and historians. For this reason, some people, notably the Allies during World War II, have opted to employ euphemisms such as "will to resist" and "morale bombs" instead of the word "morale bombings." quoting the Singleton Report
While both world wars were going on, the theoretical difference between tactical and strategic air warfare was being worked out. Leading theorists of strategic air warfare throughout this time period were the Italian Giulio Douhet, the Trenchard school in the United Kingdom, and General Billy Mitchell of the United States Army Air Forces. As shown by Stanley Baldwin's 1932 remark that the bomber would always get through, these thinkers were very influential, both in terms of the military basis for an autonomous air force (such as the Royal Air Force) and in terms of influencing political thinking on a future conflict.
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Category:Strategic bombing
Category:Aerial bombing
Category:Military strategy
Strategic communication

Communicating a concept, a process, or data that satisfies a long-term strategic goal of an organisation by allowing facilitation of advanced planning is one definition of strategic communication. Another definition of strategic communication is communicating over long distances, typically through the use of international telecommunications or dedicated global network assets, to coordinate the actions and activities of operationally significant commercial, non-commercial, and military business or combat and logistic subunits. Both of these definitions of strategic communication are important for achieving an organisation Additionally, it may refer to the department or role inside a company that manages the many communication procedures, both internal and external. Political warfare is another use for strategic communication strategies.
Category:Military terminology
Category:Mass media technology
Strategist

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A person who is responsible for both the creation and execution of a plan is called a strategist. In general, strategy entails the process of identifying objectives, deciding on actions to attain those goals, and gathering resources to carry out those actions. A strategy is a way of explaining how the ends (goals) will be accomplished through the means (resources). The senior leadership of a company is often burdened with the responsibility of defining the organization's strategy. Strategy may be planned, or it can develop organically as a pattern of action as an organisation competes or adapts to the environment in which it operates. It includes things like strategic thinking and planning as well as other tasks.
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Strategy First University

Strategy First University (commonly referred to as Strategy First or SFU) is a private university with campuses in Yangon,- SFU in Yangon Directory Mandalay and Monywa, Myanmar. Strategy First University is a member of Strategy First Education Group Ltd.- SFU launched online programme
It was established in 2010,- Strategy First University. Retrieved 17 June 2020 by Aung Chit Khin.
==History==
Strategy First Institute, founded in 2010, was started as a specialised Marketing Institution, and expanded into other business disciplines by working with the UK Professional Institutions and the engagement with the local business directly.- SFU and AYA Bank Partnership By 2017, more programmes were introduced, including Information Technology and Civil Engineering related programmes by working with UK Universities. Strategy First Institute received a permit from Myanmar Investment Commission to invest and operate as a University in March, 2019. Strategy First University have over 32,000+ alumni and 10,000+ students across all the campuses.- UK Department of International Trade
Strategy First University is currently working with Heriot-Watt University, Oxford Brookes University, Chartered institute of marketing, Project Management Institute, Pearson Education, NCC Education,- Partner with NCC Education and Scottish Qualifications Authority to confer Undergraduate Degrees, Postgraduate Degrees, and Professional Diplomas.- Strategy First University. Retrieved 17 June 2020
==Faculties==
Strategy First University offers undergraduate degrees,- First Year Students MMID Project Visit post-graduate degrees,- Heriot-Watt MBA in Myanmar and professional programmes.- Professional Qualifications News on Edge
• Faculty of Business and Management
• Faculty of Information Technology
• Faculty of Engineering
• Department of Professional and Continuing Education
== References ==
== External Links ==
*Strategy First University Official website
*Strategy First University on Linkedin
*Strategy First University on Facebook
*Strategy First University on Instagram
*Strategy First University on Youtube
Category:Universities and colleges
Category:Universities established in the 2010
Category:Educational institutions established in 2010
Category:Universities and colleges in Myanmar
Category:Universities and colleges in Yangon
Stratford Crier

The Stratford Crier. is a weekly independent digital newspaper based in Stratford, Connecticut. The Crier was founded in 2020 to educate and inform town residents about local issues.
The Stratford Crier covers a range of hyperlocal news topics, including town government, politics, education, the environment, arts and culture, health, business and town events.
Barbara Heimlich is the editor of the Stratford Crier. She is a former reporter for the Connecticut Post newspaper and a former professional topical research analyst for new business and new product development.
Dr. David Chess is Board Chair of the Stratford Crier. He is an internist and geriatrician who has built multiple private and public health care companies. Chess is founder of Stratford Forward, Stratford Volunteer Corps and the Stratford Crier
Category:Independent News & Media
Category:Companies based in Stratford, Connecticut
Category:Companies established in 2020
Stratford Market Depot

Stratford Market Depot is a London Underground depot located in Stratford in the London Borough of Newham, between Stratford and West Ham stations on the Jubilee line. Constructed in the mid 1990s as part of the Jubilee Line Extension, the site is the main depot for stabling and maintaining the line's 1996 Stock trains, although some trains are stabled at Neasden Depot. 
== History ==
Stratford Langthorne Abbey, a Cistercian monastic abbey was founded in 1135 on the site. The abbey survived until the dissolution of the monasteries in 1538. In 1879, the Great Eastern Railway opened a new wholesale fruit and vegetable market at Stratford to rival Spitalfields Market. This market gave its name to the local Stratford Market train station. After 112 years, the wholesale market closed on 13 May 1991, moving to New Spitalfields Market in Leyton. The market buildings were demolished in 1992 to make way for the Jubilee line depot.
=== Construction of the depot ===
The Jubilee Line Extension project required the construction of a new depot to serve the extended Jubilee line, given the increased number of trains could not be accommodated at the existing Neasden Depot site. The site at Stratford Market was chosen instead of sites at Stratford TMD, Thornton Fields and the Greenwich Peninsula, as the land was mostly available with few commercial and industrial occupiers. To commemorate the former use of the site as a fruit and vegetable market, the new facility was named Stratford Market Depot. 
Construction began in April 1994, with archaeological excavations uncovering evidence of Stratford Langthorne Abbey, as well as 674 graves. These were reburied at the modern Cistercian Abbey of Mount St Bernard Abbey in Leicestershire. The depot fully opened in March 1998, prior to completion of the extension - allowing for testing and commissioning of the new 1996 Stock trains, as well as the testing of the new extension itself. 
=== Jubilee line depot ===
Designed by Chris Wilkinson Architects, the main depot building is parallelogram shaped, and features a wide by long arched roof that covers 11 maintenance roads. Outside, the depot has 33 stabling roads, with the layout of the 11 hectare site designed to mitigate archaeological impacts to the Stratford Langthorne Abbey. The main depot building was awarded a Civic Trust Award in 1998.
As well as the Jubilee line depot, a large training centre for London Underground is located at the site.
== References ==
==External links==
* Stratford Market Depot official website
* Stratford Market Depot | WilkinsonEyre
* Stratford Market Depot | AJ Buildings Library
* A look around the Jubilee Line train depot at Stratford - ianVisits
* A Day at the Stratford Market Depot | makingthemarrow
* Stratford Market Depot | Rail Week
* Tube Lines Stratford Market Depot | Rail Week
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Category:London Underground depots
Category:Railway depots in London
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Category:Monasteries in London
Streaming media

Multimedia that is supplied and consumed continuously from a source, with little or no intermediate storage in network components, is referred to as streaming media. Rather than referring to the material itself, streaming refers to the manner by which it is delivered.
Because most conventional media distribution methods (e.g., radio, television) are either inherently streaming or inherently non-streaming (e.g., radio, television), distinguishing the delivery technique from the media is particularly important in telecommunications networks (e.g. books, videotape, audio CDs). When it comes to streaming material via the Internet, there are certain difficulties. Examples include consumers who experience stops, delays, or slow buffering of the material because their Internet connection does not have adequate bandwidth. Moreover, users and do not have suitable hardware or software systems may be unable to stream some types of media. The use of buffering material that is just a few seconds ahead of time may significantly improve the overall quality.
Livestreaming is the transmission of material in real time as it is being created, similar to how live television distributes content via television channels. When it comes to livestreaming, you'll need some form of source media (e.g., a video camera, an audio interface, or screen capture software), an encoder to digitise the material, a media publisher to disseminate and provide the content, and a content delivery network to transmit the information.
In contrast to file downloading, which requires the end-user to download the full file for the material before viewing or listening to it, streaming is a more convenient method of obtaining the same content. An end-user can use their media player to begin playing digital video or digital audio material before the full file has been delivered, which is known as streaming. It is also possible to use the phrase "streaming media" to refer to media other than video and audio. For example, live closed captioning, ticker tape, and real-time text are all regarded to be forms of "streaming text."
Streaming is most common in video on demand and streaming television services, which are both popular. Other services provide music streaming. Video game live streaming is used for online gaming, as is streaming in general.
 
Category:Applications of distributed computing
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Streetwear

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Streetwear is a kind of laid-back clothes that gained popularity all over the world in the 1990s. It originated in New York City's hip hop culture and spread to the surf culture of California before expanding to include aspects of skateboarding culture, punk fashion, and street fashion from Japan. In due time, haute couture emerged as a significant factor. It often focuses on relaxed, comfortable items like as jeans, T-shirts, baseball hats and shoes, as well as exclusivity achieved via the purposeful production of a limited quantity of a product. Fans are loyal to a certain brand and actively seek out limited edition releases of that company's products.
Category:Hip hop fashion
Category:Sneaker culture
Category:Street fashion
Strike Ape NFT

Strike Ape NFT is a non-fungible project developed by Strike.org that allows the purchase, collect, and sell of virtual characters of ape. The project was launched in 2021 by Strike Finance, a leading Decentralized app. Strike Ape NFT is inspired by a unique character of Ape to play sports in Metaverse and blockchain stadiums. 
==Background==
Strike Ape NFT are produced through a smart contract, using artwork taken from a highly diverse range of human activities engaged in creating visual, auditory, or performed artifacts artworks that express the author's imaginative or technical skill, and are intended to be appreciated for their beauty or emotional power. 
A membership club, Degen Ape Strike Club will be created for token owners to support NFT staking to earn STRK real trade on centralized exchange. The audience for Strike Ape NFT are primarily NFT enthusiasts, Artists and STRK DeFi investors.
==Technology==
Strike Ape is represented as a non-fungible token on Ethereum. The tokens will be sold through Strike marketplace that is an autonomous and decentralized money market. The apes will connect to Facebook Meta and merge virtual life with real life and create endless strike sports playgrounds for everyone. 
Degen Ape Strike Club has a unique feature to support NFT staking to earn STRK real trade on centralized exchange. 
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==External links==
* Official website
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* Strike Ape NFT on Telegram
* Strike Ape NFT Community
Category:Blockchain games
Category:Non-fungible token
Category:Blockchain and auctions
Category:Ethereum