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When we start taking our boats out we eventually get to the stage where we go out in the dark. That means we are going to see some different vessel lights on the water.
This may even come sooner than we intended if we get our planning wrong and arrive late.
There are lots of lights out there to try and make sense of. It's important that we can identify some of the signals we are being shown so that we can avoid any dangers. This could include large shipping, boats with fishing gear or even military vessels.
Below is a complete guide to vessel lights along with another of our handy downloads. There is a load more information on our YouTube channel too, which you can find here:
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First of all take a look at this video guide to the definitions of vessel lights and their visible angles.
Vessel Lights – Definitions
Normal power driven vessels have four lights to distinguish them from other boats.
As per all other boats they have a red port light on the left side of the bow. Opposite that they have a green starboard light on the right side of the bow. In the below image we can see that the vessel is facing us.This is because we can see both the port and starboard lights at the same time.
As well as these two lights, power driven vessels have a forward facing, white masthead light. This indicates that the vessel is being propelled by machinery. This light is sometimes referred to as a 'steaming light' because of this.
Vessel lights - power driven less than 50 metres
A second piece of information we can derive from the masthead light is it's size. A vessel with a single masthead light is under 50 metres in length. A second masthead light is compulsory for vessels over 50 metres in length. Just like in the image below.
Vessel lights - power driven over 50 metres
The reason we state that two mast head lights 'probably' mean over 50 metres is because smaller vessels are also allowed two masthead lights. However, this is usually impractical because the rules state that the second masthead light must be 4.5 metres higher than the first. Most smaller vessels don't have the structure to accommodate this.
Finally, a power driven vessel has a single white stern light. When this light is visible to us, we can't see any of the bow or steaming lights. We therefore know we are approaching the vessel stern. This is important as under the IRPCS (or ColRegs) this makes us the overtaking vessel and therefore the 'Give Way' vessel.
There are a couple of exceptions to the above light configuration for power driven vessels.
Firstly, a vessel of less than 12 metres in length is allowed to combine the masthead light and stern light. These then become a single all round white light.
Secondly, a power driven vessel of less than 7 metres in length and capable of a maximum speed that is less than 7 knots, is allowed to display a single all round white light in lieu of everything else.
These vessels are power driven and so they display the same lights as power driven vessels. In addition however, so they can be distinguished, they also display and all round flashing yellow light. This is mounted where it can best be seen.
Vessel lights - power driven hover craft
The lights for sailing vessels are very similar to those of power driven vessels plus a couple of extra options.
When sailing, the vessel has to display red and green side lights and a white stern light. It does not display a forward facing masthead light as that would mean it was being propelled by machinery. A masthead does need to be fitted though as it must be displayed when the engine is turned on. This is an important distinction because sailing vessels and power driven vessels avoid collisions in different ways.
Vessel lights - sail over 20 metres
We can also tell something about the vessel size from the two side lights. Smaller sailing vessels, under 20 metres in length are allowed to combine the two lights at the top of the mast. Once a sailing vessel is over 20 metres long then the two lights must be separate. These then have to be placed on the bow.
Vessel lights - sail less than 20 metres
Additionally, sailing vessels have the option to show two all round lights at the top of the mast. These are a red light over a green light. However, these can't be shown at the same time as a combined light mentioned above.
Finally, much like power driven vessels, a sailing vessel less than 7 metres in length is able to display a single white light instead of the other lights.
so those are the basics for power driven vessels and sailing vessels. There next comes a series of vessel lights that indicate special conditions. These help us identify the 'Give Way' and 'Stand On' vessels that are described under Rule 18 of the IRPCS. Rule 18 is the responsibilities between vessels and you can get a reminder of this rule using the following video.
Rule 18 – Responsibilities Between Vessels
All of the following vessels are identified by different day shapes during daylight hours. If you need a recap on these check out this article:
Day Shapes
Vessels not under command identify themselves by showing two all round red lights, one above the other.
'Red over red. Captain's dead.'?
They come at the top of the 'Stand On' list because they can't effectively take action to avoid a collision. This is defined as being due to an exceptional circumstance. For instance, they are broken in some way or have sustained damage that compromises their ability.
Vessel lights - not under command
Importantly, these vessels give us some other information. If they are making way through the water then they display their side lights and stern light. If they are not making way through the water then they only display the all round red lights to indicate that they are not moving.
Additionally to the above, if the exceptional circumstance is because the vessel is aground the anchor lights will be displayed as well.
Vessel lights - vessel aground
In equal place in the 'Stand On' list are vessels restricted in ability to manoeuvre. Unlike vessels that are not under command, these are not restricted due to an exceptional circumstance. Instead, these are restricted due to the nature of their work. They could be carrying out under water surveys, diving operations, laying pipes or cable or anything else that hampers them.
These vessels are distinguished by three all round lights in a vertical line. The middle one being white and the other two being red.
Vessel lights - restricted in ability to manoeuvre
This is a second vessel that will turn off its side lights and stern light if it not making way through the water. It will turn them back on again once it starts making way.
One such vessel mentioned under this rule that is restricted due to the nature of its work is a Mine Sweeping vessel.
Vessel lights - Mine sweeper
These vessels display the lights for a power driven vessel appropriate to their size plus three all round green lights arranged as shown. I would suggest that if you ever see these lights you're in the wrong place.
A vessel constrained by it's draught can only navigate within the confines of a narrow channel. The draught is the distance from the waterline to the bottom of the hull or keel. In this case the vessel requires deep water so as not to run aground. Smaller vessels must not impede these larger ships.
Vessel lights - Constrained by Draught
To show their condition these vessels display three all round red lights in a vertical line. Unlike previous examples though, these vessels never turn off their side lights or stern light.
The next vessels in the list are those engaged in fishing. These guys are hampered by their fishing gear and represent quite a hazard to recreational boat users. There are different types of fishing activity and they are distinctive by use of their lights.
Fishing vessels also turn off their side lights and stern light when they aren't making way.
Vessels engaged in standard fishing will display a red light over a white light to indicate what they are doing.
'Red over white frying tonight'.?
Vessel lights - fishing not trawling
Vessels engaged in trawling instead of normal fishing will indicate the fact by displaying a green light over a white light. This lets us know that there fishing nets extending from the vessel which will present a hazard to other boats.
Vessel lights - trawling
Sometimes trawlers will work together. This is referred to as pair trawling. Both trawlers will display green lights over white lights. Additionally, they will display different lights to illustrate their activities. These are as shown in the following three illustrations.
Pair trawling - shooting nets
Pair trawling - Hauling nets
Pair trawling - nets fast upon an obstruction
The final type of fishing vessel with a unique light display is a Purse Seine fishing vessel. These fisherman drop weighted nets in a circle so as to form a 'purse'. These are then drawn in like a big bag to collect the shoals of fish.
Vessel lights - Purse seine fishing
In addition to the red over white lights, purse seiners will display to flashing yellow lights. These are installed vertically and flash alternately.
Vessels engaged in towing and whose purpose is to be able to tow will display the lights for a power driven vessel. In addition, they will display a second, white, forward facing masthead light and a yellow stern light. The yellow stern light is placed above the usual white stern light.
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Homeless Management Information System (HMIS)
A Homeless Management Information System (HMIS) is the information system designated by the Continuum of Care to comply with HUD's data collection, management, and reporting standards and used to collect client-level data and data on the provision of housing and services to homeless individuals and families and persons at risk of homelessness.
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and other planners and policymakers at the federal, state and local levels use aggregate HMIS data to obtain better information about the extent and nature of homelessness over time. Specifically, an HMIS can be used to produce an unduplicated count of homeless persons, understand patterns of service use, and measure the effectiveness of homeless programs.
Proposed Rule for HMIS Requirements
HUD was required by the HEARTH Act to establish standards related to HMIS, including standards related to encryption of the data collected and the rights of persons receiving services under the McKinney-Vento Act. As a result, HUD published the proposed rule for HMIS Requirements in the Federal Register on December 9, 2011. This proposed rule provides for: 1) uniform technical requirements of HMIS; 2) proper collection of data and maintenance of the database; and 3) confidentiality of the information in the database. The public comment period closed on February 7, 2012.
- HMIS Data Standards (March 2010)
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I had always thought low pH foods had a noticeable sour (acid) taste, and vice-versa.
But when reading The Bread Builders by Daniel Wing & Allan Scott, on page 54, it says:
The sour taste of especially sour naturally leavened bread comes more from the total amount of acid in the bread than from the pH of the bread.
After knowing that, someone I know made the following experiment:
- Measured the pH of vinegar with a ph-meter.
- Prepared a solution of Spirits of salt with the same pH.
- Drink both.
Pure vinegar tastes much more acid than spirits of salt. In fact, the last one has almost no acid taste.
So, it seems my initial thoughts were wrong. Why? Also, what makes we perceive foods as acid tasting?
After some research (thanks to rumtscho's comment) I have found that taste buds detect the presence of H+ ions (as cited in the Wikipedia article on Gustatory system).
But still don't know why when drinking Acetic Acid (vinegar) sourness is sensed more than when drinking HCl (Spirits of salt), if both of them are diluted to have the same pH.
Update 2: After _USER_ Stranger's answer it is clair that sour taste is given by anions (and not H+ ions), as written in this question's last update.


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 Anyway, you can download a build with which you're comfortable. Look here:
 By the way, I'm downloading the agent in to the following directory: /pa3gf
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 You must then answer the agent installer prompts. Many of your responses will be responses you provided when you created the agent profile.
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 Federated Access Manager URL:
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To Deploy Applications on GlassFish
There are a few ways to deploy applications on GlassFish. This task shows the method I used. I deployed two applications at the same time. The agentapp.war file is used for housekeeping tasks. The agentsample.ear file is the J2EE agent sample application, which gives you the opportunity to practice protecting an application with the agent. Therefore, you can create policies and perform other tasks that control access to the application. I plan to add a blog entry in the future about using the sample application, so I've decided to deploy it now.
 1. Copy the agentapp.war file and the agentsample.ear file to the GlassFish autodeploy directory. For example, from the root directory, I issued the following commands:
 # cp /pa3gf/j2ee_agents/appserver_v9_agent/etc/agentapp.war /pa3gf/glassfish/domains/domain1/autodeploy
 # cp /pa3gf/j2ee_agents/appserver_v9_agent/sampleapp/dist/agentsample.ear /pa3gf/glassfish/domains/domain1/autodeployGlassfish Console: Left Pane
 2. Start the GlassFish server with the appropriate command. For example I issued the following command (from the root directory):
 # pa3gf/glassfish/bin/asadmin start-domain domain1
 When the domain starts, the two applications will deploy.
 3. Verify that the Application Server is running and the two applications were deployed as described in the substeps that follow:
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 2. Log in with the proper credentials. For example:
 User name: admin
 Password: adminadmin
 4. In the left pane, click the arrows next to the following labels:
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 You should see the two applications you just deployed, the agentsample and the agentapp, as illustrated in the image to the right.
 Now things are set for you to experiment with the sample application, which is what I'd like to get into soon myself. Hopefully, I'll be blogging about my travails with the sample application soon.
 As I mentioned at the beginning of this entry, Sean Brydon has written up quite a bit about the J2EE sample applicaton, the quick example is here and the detailed example is here.
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The Inventor
Survival. Brilliance. Obsession. The untold story of modern medicine.
The Inventor is a true story inspired by the life of Herman Margulies, a brilliant, but obstinate holocaust survivor who leaves Poland in search of a better life in the United States. With an unwavering spirit of hope, he overcomes the pain of his past and builds an accomplished, yet un-applauded career as an inventor, revolutionizing modern medical devices. Later, he pursues his passion as an artist, and despite his professional success, his personal life is overshadowed by eccentricities and his obsessive lifestyle with the women he loved.
In the end, will his obsession outweigh his wisdom?
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The fastest speed that a bobsleigh can reach is roughly 135 kilometers, or 84 miles per hour. This speed depends on how many people are in a team, but in most situations four-man bobsledding teams can travel faster than two-man teams.
Apart from the number of people on a bobsledding team, the greatest factor that determines speed is the momentum gained at the start. A fast start can result in seconds saved over the length of the course. Four-man bobsledding teams have the ability to go faster because they have two additional sledders to provide extra weight and thrust. Apart from this, steering also plays a major role in the speed of a bobsleigh because any drifting can slow down the bobsleigh considerably.


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Driver CPC to be monitored for unnecessary repeat training
Following a review of CPC training for drivers as a requirement of EU Directive 2018/645, adopted by the government, and recommendations from the European Commission, the DVSA are to monitor the 35 hours periodic training requirement to ensure there are no unnecessary specific training repeated.
To ensure continued professional development, knowledge of continued safe driving and road safety, training undertaken should benefit drivers and their jobs. Drivers records will be monitored to identify training that does not support professional development. The result could be action that includes revocation of the Driver Qualification Card (DQC) where unnecessary repeat training is identified.
DVSA will only allow repeated specific training if it supports a drivers development, giving an example as 'more than one day's training being required to maintain the qualification to drive dangerous goods'. They will be working with training bodies to ensure repeat training is not delivered unless it is necessary for a drivers professional development.


ICA talk for Critical Waves
Looking forward to taking part in a Critical Waves conference at the ICA March 26th.
This conference aims to inspire researchers to consider strategies for presenting their research that are more innovative than simply reading papers aloud. Artists and academics will discuss how they use the voice as a creative material in their work, touching on how the voice can enhance or disrupt content, the politics of the voice and authorship, and what it might mean to speak with someone else's voice.
Speakers include Sam Belinfante, Iris Garrelfs, Magz Hall, Marc Herbst and Aura Satz.


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I was wondering how one can rescue all of the prediction results when using the Java API for liblinear.
As it is well documented one can rescue the accuracy of the prediction with the following code:
Feature[] instance = new FeatureNode[5];
double prediction = Linear.predict(model, instance);
But how can we rescue the rest of the results kept in a file that is given to us when running for example:
./predict -b 1 testfile.test modelfile.model resultfile.out
Hope you can help, for the moment I am rescuing the data from the file but is most inefficient having to go to disk to get it. Thanks in advance.
Best regards, Daniel Marín Subiabre
PS: small result file example
labels 4 6 1 2
4 0.384792 0.384792 0._PHONE_ 0.168375
4 0.384792 0.384792 0._PHONE_ 0.168375
2 0.127897 0.127897 0.303788 0.440419
2 0.127897 0.127897 0.303788 0.440419
2 0.137623 0.137623 0.121928 0.602825
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If I understand you correctly, you're trying to get the probability results in runtime. Well, what i'm using is the following code:
double[] probabilityResults = new double[];
double prediction = Linear.predictProbability(model, instanceToTest, probabilityResults);
in the probabilityResults array, you'll find the probabilities of prediction. Good luck!
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What is the boiling point of a solution that contains 3 moles of KBr in 2000g of water?
a) 97 Degrees C
b) 99.7 Degrees C
c)101.4 Degrees C
d) 103 degrees c
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When a nonvolatile esolute is dissolved in water, according to Raoult's laws, there will be an elevatio in the boiling point of water. The extent of elevation is given by
'DeltaTb = i*Kb *m', where i is the number of species obtained from the dissociation (or association)of one molecule of the solute in solution, Kb is a constant, called molal ebullioscopic constant for a particular solvent, and m is the molal strength of the solute.
For water, Kb = 0.512,
Molality is the number of moles of solute dissolved per 1Kg solvent.
Here, 3 moles of KBr is dissolved in 2Kg water, therefore molality = 3/2 = 1.5.
KBr is an electrolyte, completely dissociating in aqueous solution as
KBr (s)→ K+(aq.) + Br-(aq.)
Hence i = 2.
Putting these values in equation,
ΔTb = 2*0.512 *1.5
Therefore, boiling point of the solution would be 100+1.536 = 101.5 degrees (approximately).
Correct answer is therefore, option c)101.4 Degrees C.
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This panel displays information about the current performance of your FortiNAC, and has the following tabs: Hardware, Software, and CPU Usage.
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San Francisco's Post Office opened by March 15, 1849 and its first postmark was a
manuscript, used from March 15 to June 20. San Francisco began using a postmarking
device on June 20, the straightline illustrated above, with the date written in
manuscript. Rates were indicated in manuscript until devices were obtained later in
1849. In the early years, there was no need for cancels because there were no stamps
available to cancel until the United States 1851 issue.
Three useful sources exist for classifying San Francisco postmarks, rate marks and cancels:
- The most comprehensive is Mahoney, John M., San Francisco Postal Markings, _PHONE_,
La Posta Monograph Series, Vol. 8, La Posta Publications, Lake Oswego, Oregon, 1992.
Mahoney's book includes tracings of postmarks, killers, rate marks and other
- Also important is Williams, John H., California Town Postmarks, 1849 - 1935, Western
Cover Society, 1997, published by Leonard H. Hartmann, Louisville, Ky. This book deals
exclusively with postmarks and contains numerous tracings as well.
- Third is an article by Friend, Clifford L., The 26mm Double Circle Postal Marking Of
San Francisco, Western Express, Vol XXV, No. 1, January, 1975, p. 11-18. This article is
limited to the double circle postmark introduced at San Francisco in September, 1861.
Friend's work is built upon earlier studies by Stanley Ashbrook. Neither Mahoney nor
Williams does justice to the several varieties of this postmark. Mahoney lists them all
as type 79. Williams lists five types, SAF 590, 600, 610, 620 and 630 but gives little
help for distinguishing them.
The two books have their strengths and weaknesses. Mahoney covers a broader field, but
in the early postmarks, there are some omissions and some of the usage dates are suspect.
He also uses a single tracing to illustrate several similar but distinct styles,
sometimes leading to confusion. Williams's book is in two large volumes, covering the
entire state. The San Francisco postmarks are found in Volume 2, but the explanation
key for his listings is found only at the start of volume 1, so you need to buy two books
to get the San Francisco postmarks with the key to understanding the listings. Williams
includes multiple tracings of the early San Francisco postmarks and has a tracing for
each style. However, some tracings have no discernible differences from other tracings
and I find the explanations sometimes inadequate for distinguishing them. I use both
books, except for the double circle postmarks, where I use Friend's types because neither
Mahoney nor Williams do justice to those postmarks. In this website, I attempt to give
type references used by each author. Only postmarks found on Hawaiian mail are relevant
to our study here so many postmarks used in San Francisco will be omitted intentionally.
Others may exist but I have not recorded them. Please send me
an E-mail (_EMAIL_) with information about other San Francisco pre-1870 postmarks on covers from
San Francisco postmarks are found on most letters arriving from Hawaii, but in this
Period they are rarely found on letters originating on the mainland unless mailed at San
Francisco. The practice of using postmarks on letters transiting the office was some
years in the future. Mail arriving at San Francisco from Hawaii or other Pacific ports
was first entered into the United States mail at San Francisco so the postmark was used
to indicate where the letter entered, rather than merely as a transit mark.
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It is the definition of a tabloid. It outright lies in its gossip, as well:
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The availability of suitable building material was of great importance to Nebraska's pioneer settlers. Here in Jefferson County, native limestone was used for building and the stone was burned in kilns to produce lime for mortar and whitewash. The U.S. Army reportedly operated the first kiln in this area during the 1848 construction of Fort Kearny on the Platte. During the 1870's and 1880's, the limestone industry flourished in Jefferson County and numerous kilns and quarries were located near here.
The limekiln which survives on this site was built in 1874 by Woral C. Smith who had settled in the county the previous year. Much of the limestone from Smith's quarries was used locally, but after the St. Joseph and Denver City Railroad built a siding to the kiln, limestone products were shipped throughout the region. In 1876, Smith constructed the nearby house with limestone from his quarters.
Today, commercial limestone production continues in several areas of Nebraska. Although the old limekilns have largely disappeared, the Smith kiln and limestone house remain as examples of this important pioneer industry.
Jefferson County Historical Society
Nebraska State Historical Society
US 136 west of Fairbury


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Punchayet in Hindi
Meaning of Punchayet in Hindi
Hindi is a very rich language that's why Punchayet has many meanings in the Hindi language like Panchaayat, Panchaayate.
What is the spelling of Panchaayat, Panchaayate in Hindi?
The spelling of Panchaayat, Panchaayate in Hindi is पंचायत, पंचायते. Please note some of the English words' spelling can be wrong because we have written as Hindi pronunciation. If you are using these in legal documents then please verify with other sources also.
Similar meaning words of Punchayet
Here is a list of the words that are very similar to Punchayet. You can see the meaning of words by clicking on the words.


Quick Answer: What Is Medical Term Swath?
What does it mean to cut a swath?
cut a swathe through pass through something causing great damage, destruction, or change.
A swathe was the area cut by a single sweep of a mower's scythe, and so the width of a strip of grass or corn cut in this way.
See also: cut, swathe, through..
What does extensive mean in medical terms?
(ĕk-sten′siv) [L. extendere, to stretch out] Widespread. In cancer, widely metastatic.
What's another word for plethora?
In this page you can discover 35 synonyms, antonyms, idiomatic expressions, and related words for plethora, like: plenty, excess, overabundance, many, surplus, flood, overflow, superfluity, surfeit, lack and scarcity.
What does sublime mean?
1a : lofty, grand, or exalted in thought, expression, or manner. b : of outstanding spiritual, intellectual, or moral worth. c : tending to inspire awe usually because of elevated quality (as of beauty, nobility, or grandeur) or transcendent excellence.
What means luminous?
Choose the Right Synonym for luminous bright, brilliant, radiant, luminous, lustrous mean shining or glowing with light. … luminous implies emission of steady, suffused, glowing light by reflection or in surrounding darkness.
What is swath mean?
1a : a row of cut grain or grass left by a scythe or mowing machine. b : the sweep of a scythe or a machine in mowing or the path cut in one course. 2 : a long broad strip or belt. 3 : a stroke of or as if of a scythe.
What is another word for swath?
What is another word for swath?areapatchsectionstretchtractplotlotexpanseparcelstrip172 more rows
What does broad swath mean?
Draw a lot of attention, make a considerable display, as in Although he was new to the company, he cut a wide swath. This metaphoric use of making a big sweep of the scythe in cutting grass survives despite the mechanization of farming and the declining use of the noun swath. [
What does scythe mean?
: an implement used for mowing grass, grain, or other crops and composed of a long curving blade fastened at an angle to a long handle. scythe. verb. scythed; scything.
What's another word for array?
Array Synonyms – WordHippo Thesaurus….What is another word for array?arrangementformationdispositionhuddlelineupsequencesuitesetsetupaggregation103 more rows
What is another word for many?
In this page you can discover 76 synonyms, antonyms, idiomatic expressions, and related words for many, like: numerous, diverse, countless, multiplied, divers, several, manifold, sundry, multiplex, multifarious and umpteen.


I saw the phrase "Call for sb's head on a plate" in the following sentence of The New Yorker magazine's article (January 20) titled "Newt and His Wives," reporting that Gingrich was in a furor when asked by the moderator, John King, about his second and third wives during the presidential debate in South Carolina in January 19th night.
I can easily guess that 'call for sb's head on a plate' means "call for sb's resignation' here. But I can't find the heading of either "call for a head on a plate," or "a head on a plate" in any of the Oxford, Cambridge, or Merriam-Webster online dictionaries.
On the other hand, GoogleNGram registers "head on a plate," and it indicates that the phrase existed from around mid 1800, but the usage started to be prominent since circ 1930.
Is "call for sb's head on a plate," which sounds pretty raw to me, a popular phrase? I wonder if it's associated with the biblical episode of Salome, Herod's daughter who demanded the head of John the Baptist after dancing in front of her father in a feast. What is the origin of this phrase?
Your speculation is correct. The phrase is from the Bible story of the beheading of John the Baptist by Herod in Matthew 14:
(According to this site, Salome is an opera by Richard Strauss, and was based on a play written by Oscar Wilde about the death of John the Baptist. The daughter of Herodias is not named in the Bible; information about her comes from the historian Flavius Josephus, who apparently named her.)
Asking for the head of one's enemy to be presented on a platter has become a phrase denoting a desire for revenge on an enemy.
An Ngram of head on a plate vs head on a platter shows the latter phrase to be much more prevalent. As for either form being a popular idiom, because of its biblical origin, it's a phrase that many people in the US (and perhaps other English-speaking countries) would have no trouble understanding.
 - It is still understandable when translated verbatim to other languages since it is a biblical term. Danish: Hans hoved på et fad Dutch: Zijn hoofd op een schaal - seems important to bring it on the equivalent of a platter ;) etc – mplungjan Jan 21 '12 at 7:50
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 _USER_ The King James version translates Mt 14:8 as "Give me here John Baptist's head in a charger" which is quite an amusing image. – Gnawme Jan 21 '12 at 19:14
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 Oxford English Dictionary: charger "1. A large plate or flat dish for carrying a large joint of meat; a platter." – GEdgar Jan 22 '12 at 18:24
 - Brings to mind the head of Frankenstein's monster's head hooked up to a mobile phone charger... – mplungjan Jan 22 '12 at 19:25
 - _USER_ Oh, I looked up the term long ago; but when you first read the phrase, you think, "What?" – Gnawme Jan 22 '12 at 20:39
It is a common usage - from the biblical reference that _USER_ mentioned - and usually means that a person is not going to take revenge themselves, but feels that others should deal with this person. It is often used to say "this person has clearly broken xxx rules, so yyy should probably act"
In the case highlighted, it was used to indicate that Newt was expecting Clinton to be impeached and brought down. It has an implication of wanting to see someone destroyed, while not intending to actually do anything illegitimate to make it happen.
The Salome episode, if not the origin of the phrase, certainly "popularized" it. In its original context, it referred to the "execution" (beheading) of John the Baptist, her mother's enemy.
In the Clinton context, it refers to a figurative "beheading." Often, if a king was "brought down" (from power), he was also beheaded (e.g. Charles I or Louis XVI). In this case, it was a call for Clinton to be kicked out of the Presidency (i.e. impeached). The "beheading" part has never been part of the American tradition.
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Quick Answer: How Do I Pin A Tab At The Top?
How do you pause tabs?
Step 1: Click on the TooManyTabs icon to the right of the address bar.
Step 2: The page that appears will show a list of all the tabs you have open.
Click on the small arrow next to a tab to suspend it from operation..
How do I permanently pin a tab in Chrome?
Pinned tabs can become permanent if you tell Chrome to remember your last browsing session.Click the Chrome menu button, followed by "Settings," and then locate the "On Startup" heading.Click on the "Continue Where I Left Off" radio button.More items…
How do I pin a tab without a mouse?
Alt+P is the default key combination. Now, you can press the chosen modifier key and letter you chose to pin the current tab.
What does it mean to pin a tab in Chrome?
Pinning browser tabs is a feature built in to the Google Chrome browser that makes it easier to manage having multiple pages open within the browser simultaneously. The feature narrows the tab and moves it to the left of the screen.
How do you pin all tabs at once?
That's the "Pin Tab" feature. To start using this to organize your tabs, all you have to do is to right-click on a tab in Google Chrome and select the "Pin Tab" option. You can do this for all of your web apps that you keep open all day.
How do I lock a tab in Windows?
Users can lock tabs by clicking the button in the address bar, or by using the Ctrl+Alt+L shortcut. Once you've locked a page, the tab title changes and a Locked keyword is added to the tab. Moreover, when a tab is locked, any new pages that are browsed in the same tab are also auto-locked.
What does it mean to pin a tab?
Pinned Tabs allow you to always keep your favorite web apps like Facebook, Gmail and Twitter open and just a click away. Pinned Tabs are small, can't be closed accidentally and open automatically when you start Firefox.
What is Google PIN code?
Your PIN is a 4- or 5-digit number that identifies you as an authorized Google Fiber customer. … You can create or change your Google Account PIN within your account to take certain actions, like set up a device or make a purchase.
How do I pin a page?
Pinning a Web Page without the Pinterest Pin It ButtonCopy the URL of the page where the image appears. … Click the Add+ button at the top-right corner of the screen. … Click the Add a Pin button. … Paste the URL you copied in Step 1 into the URL field.Click the Find Images button.More items…
Where did my pin tabs go?
Create a new folder in Bookmarks Bar and name it "Pinned". … When I lose everything, including pinned tabs, right click on the "Pinned" folder in Bookmarks bar and select the "Open all bookmarks in new window" option. This will open all the pinned tabs you previously bookmarked, in the same order as before.
Can you lock a tab in Chrome?
Install Lock Tab from Chrome Web Store. … Then click on the blue Lock Tab icon appearing at the end of address bar. Instantly the tab will be locked with a change in the locker icon. A keyword "Locked" will also be added to the page title of the tab.
How do I get my pinned tabs back?
If you closed a pinned tab you can get it back pressing Ctrl + Shift + T altogether inmediatly after it was closed. Alternatively you can also right click a tab and select open previously closed tab.
Why did my Chrome tabs disappear?
It looks as if it doesn't have any tab. It does have a tab though if you drag at the rightmost edge of the browserwindows. … If you then drag again at the rightmost edge of the browser-window, ALL TABS DISAPPEAR. The same thing happen if you restart Google Chrome with a browser-window that is wider than your screen.
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American Crested
American Crested Breed Profile
Fur Short, smooth, close, thick
Rosettes None
Characteristics White crown
Lifespan 4-6 years
Suitable for Beginners
Breed Characteristics
The American Crested is completely one color - apart from its characteristic white crest on its head! This is like a little white crown created by the whorl. This makes it easy to tell this animal apart from other guinea pigs, especially for beginners. The crown sometimes makes these little pets look angry or indignant. But they're just as peaceful and funny as the rest of them. The rest of the American Crested's short, soft fur is usually golden brown, red or black. It doesn't have any markings or patterns to its fur.
Guinea Pigs for First-Timers
American Crested guinea pigs are among the easiest guinea pigs to keep. You could even call them "beginner guinea pigs". Still, inexperienced pet owners should get plenty of information and get hold of a guinea pig guide. Just like all guinea pigs, the American Crested is on the shy side.
How can you tell the American Crested and the English Crested apart?
Both have a crest on their heads but only the American Crested's is always white. In the English Crested, this is always the same color as the rest of its coat. If they didn't have this tuft, they'd just be completely normal American guinea pigs.
American Crested Guinea Pig American Crested Guinea Pig - Photo: Kirill Kurashov/Shutterstock
The white crest isn't easy to breed, as the babies of two American Crested guinea pigs won't always have the same markings, e.g. they might have additional white patches.
Fur Care
Short-haired guinea pigs can mostly keep themselves clean as they wash themselves with their little feet. Their fur should therefore only be cleaned when the American Crested doesn't keep up its hygiene duties. You should use a plastic brush for this. Knots can't always be prevented, and should be carefully cut out with scissors. It's also important to regularly check their ears, eyes and nails - just like with any guinea pig.
Just like all guinea pigs, the American Crested needs a combination of fresh hay, grasses, herbs, vegetables, fruit, seeds and twigs. They also need fresh water daily.
Did You Know?
A "crest" is a crown or tuft.
American Crested Guinea Pig American Crested Guinea Pig - Photo: Kurashova/Shutterstock


Why Are Aquarius So Nice?
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Why Are Aquarius So Nice?
Aquarius is so nice. All the zodiac signs have special qualities, but Aquarius is known for being one of the kindest.
Born between the dates January 20 - February 18, Aquarius is a zodiac sign who helps others in times of trouble.
Why is Aquarius so nice?
Aquarius is associated with the eleventh astrology house which is about people and helping others.
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Aquarius enjoys humanitarian work and uses their intelligence to make a difference in the world.
One famous Aquarius who was so nice is President Abraham Lincoln.
He exhibited the purity of the Aquarius zodiac sign through his leadership while President of the United States in the passing of the 13th Amendment which led to the emancipation of slavery.
Other famous Aquarians who were kind and giving are Thomas Edison, who invented the light bulb.
Another Aquarius who made history is Rosa Parks. She stood up for her rights and felt the brunt of all humanity when she was unjustly treated for refusing to be treated unfairly.
Charles Darwin was also an Aquarius who some may consider having been nice, he contributed scientific findings with the world when he didn't have to.
These Aquarian individuals went above and beyond what people in society would consider their civic duty.
In essence to say Aquarius is 'nice' is to simplify the fact that this zodiac sign is the humanitarian of astrology.
Aquarius can be shy or outgoing. But Aquarius is always a loyal and trusted friend.
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Lots of celebrities are nice Aquarius zodiac signs, too.
Aquarius is easily adaptable to changing situations, so they are easy to be around during difficult times.
Aquarius does not fear the unknown. Their kind nature is what you see, even when they feel confident solving a difficult problem.
An Aquarius's positive outlook, this is part of the reason they are so nice to the people that surround them.
For example, Ashton Kutcher is another famous Aquarius zodiac sign who people would refer to as 'nice'.
In fact, Hollywood Reporter covered a story sharing how Kutcher tweeted his phone number for a genuine connection with real people.
A pessimistic attitude tends to affect most people's moods, but Aquarius doesn't have this problem; they are just way too nice.
Look at Bob Marley, another famous Aquarius who was so easy-going. Every song he wrote expressed a strong mindset driven toward positive change.
Although no one can be happy 24/7, Aquarius does a good job maintaining their inner peace, and perhaps this is the secret to their niceness.
They restore power by placing emphasis on needed alone time.
Just ask Jennifer Aniston, who talks a lot about me-time.
Aniston is another famous Aquarius who is not only nice in real life, but she played a famous kind character on Friends, the most-watched sitcom ever.
By paying attention to their desires, Aquarius can clearly see the desires of others — lending a helping hand when necessary.
Aquarius feels best in a group setting, can you imagine America without John Hancock, an Aquarius? What would the Declaration of Independence be without his signature?
Because of these charitable and nice personality traits, Aquarius is comfortable with giving back to the community through acts of service.
Their Aquarius zodiac signs have a kind heart that is motivated by their progressive strength.
Unafraid to be who they truly are, Aquarius is admired for their originality and strive to better the world around them.
Aquarius is heavily concerned with equality for all.
RELATED: Spot-On Facts About The Aquarius Zodiac Sign That Explain These Compassionate, Intelligent People Perfectly
Generally speaking, Aquarius was made for protesting for equal rights (which is definitely needed right now). Just look at Frederick Douglas, he's an Aquarius, too.
It is said that Aquarius doesn't see any boundaries between people, Ellen Degeneres who has her Sun and Venus, the planet of love and beauty in the sign of Aquarius. Ellen has made so many people feel comfortable telling stories on her show.
She enjoys learning from others and uses her knowledge in positive ways.
Instead, they value every person for their own unique qualities, ask anyone what they think of Oprah, an Aquarius with three planets in this zodiac sign, the embodiment of acceptance.
Oprah is a great listener which reveals the nicer side to an Aquarius zodiac sign. Who doesn't love to be heard?
Aquarius zodiac signs are unselfish and willing to give a part of themselves to whoever may need it.
Oprah used her platform to support minority writers and also to serve those who are less fortunate.
Aquarius is so nice that they will never try to change someone, but rather fight for the world to accept them just as they've already done.
For them, it doesn't matter who the person is, they will always show respect and appreciation.
Michael Jordan, a triple Aquarius, never tried to get even with the coach that told him he'd never play.
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Instead, he improved his game and became one of the best basketball player who ever lived.
Their kindness is unlike any others.
While it might be hard to model the Aquarius mindset, we should all aim to act the same way.
RELATED: The 10 Best And Worst Personality Traits Of Aquarius + Their Perfect Love Match
Since they consider their partner to be equal, Aquarius understands that everyone has their own set of needs.
They do not believe in possessing another and want to give independence to the people in their life, especially their partners.
Just look at Yoko Ono, an Aquarius who married John Lennon, leading to his break from the Beatles band.
She understood the value of giving a person the freedom to do things on their own timeline.
She didn't adhere to societal norms but instead looked to help in whatever way was needed depending on the situation at hand.
Aquarius is so nice. They help us put things into perspective.
They show us that the world isn't as scary or mean as we might have perceived.
There is the enjoyment that comes from helping others.
We aren't meant to be such selfish human beings, but rather enhance our world as a collective unit.
Aquarius does not feel that their value would ever be diminished by the value of others.
It's okay to uplift each other — there's enough to go around in a world that fosters equality.
By looking at the Aquarius mindset, we can see that there is great power in respecting others.
Each example of how nice Aquarius reminds us to first focus on our needs and then reach out to help with the needs of others.
Thank you, Aquarius, for being such a kind light in all our lives!
RELATED: 7 Ways To Truly Love An Aquarius Woman


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In this paper, a systematic group contribution based framework is presented for synthesis of process flowsheets from a given set of input and output specifications. Analogous to the group contribution methods developed for molecular design, the framework employs process groups to represent different unit operations in the system. Feasible flowsheet configurations are generated using efficient combinatorial algorithms and the performance of each candidate flowsheet is evaluated using a set of flowsheet properties. A systematic notation system called SFILES is used to store the structural information of each flowsheet to minimize the computational load and information storage. The design variables for the selected flowsheet(s) are identified through a reverse simulation approach and are used as initial estimates for rigorous simulation to verify the feasibility and performance of the design.
Computer-aided Chemical Engineering, 2011, p. 321-325
Process group contribution; Flowsheet synthesis/design; Reverse simulation
Main Research Area:
Computer - Aided Chemical Engineering
21st European Symposium on Computer Aided Process Engineering, 2011


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By default the repository is saved in C:\Repositories, but in live servers it is not safe to store data in C: drive so it is good to save to other drives. To change the path of the repository follow the steps:-
1. Open Visual SVN Server
2. Go to the root node of the repository and select properties
3. Change the path of the repository root to desired path of your choice.
Click OK and your done,. If you have files and data in your old repository path, you can copy paste your data to the new path so that your old data remain intact.


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Hematite Iron ore beneficiation process flow
The haematite's another name is red iron ore,and its chemical structural formula is Fe203. it's a weak magnetic iron ore and the floatability is better than magnetite. And it is a main material of ironmaking. The main beneficiation process includes:gravity separation,floatation,strong magnetic beneficiation or mix several beneficiation process,and another process is magnetization roasting and then weak magnetic separation. The early haematite beneficiation mostly used the gravity separation process,and the main machines are:jigger,centrifugal separator,spiral chute,spiral washing machine,shaking table etc. Because some other beneficiations's production capacity was small,the grade after processing was low,recovery ratio is low and then was dumped as time goes on. Later as the haematite beneficiation developing,the floatation process ans high intensity magnetization process. It mainly use oxidized paraffinum sodium salt as the collector for floatation and electromagnetic strong magnetic separator as beneficiation equipment for strong magnetic separator. But the others beneficiation technology target were all not good enough. These latest years,the beneficiation process of haematite has developed very well. Especially use the high intensity magnetic separation which is can improve the grade of iron ore concentrate very well,and the recovery of Iron ore concentrate is satisfying.
Other mineral category:
1. Beneficiation process of magnetite ore
2. Beneficiation of hematite iron ore
3. Beneficiation process of tungsten ore
4. Beneficiation process of molybdenum ore
5. Beneficiation process of mirror iron ore
6. Beneficiation process of manganese ore
7. Beneficiation process of Lead Zinc(Zn) Ore
8. Beneficiation process of gold ore
9. Beneficiation process of Fluorite ore
10. Beneficiation process of copper ore
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Definition of barn :
1. A covered building used chiefly for storing grain, hay, and other productions of a farm. In the United States a part of the barn is often used for stables.
2. To lay up in a barn.
group B, brooder, aviary, cowshed, type B, bacillus, coop, sty, dairy, cow barn, Dutch barn, shed, B, cote, vitamin B, bullock lodge, kennel, cow house, hutch, vitamin B complex, farmstead, atomic number 5, doghouse, fold, outhouse, shelter, pen, boron, farmhouse, mow pad, byre, chicken house
- Ruth kept right on from the barn, across the field, into the " old place." - "We Girls: A Home Story", Mrs. A. D. T. Whitney.
- Like the building of a fire under the barn to keep his cat warm. - "The Wide Awake Girls in Winsted", Katharine Ellis Barrett.
- Roger stood there waiting, then turned and walked slowly out of the barn. - "His Family", Ernest Poole.


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Using the ArcToolbox window
In any ArcGIS Desktop application, you open the ArcToolbox window with the Show/Hide ArcToolbox Window button found on the standard toolbar or by clicking Geoprocessing > ArcToolbox.
Key features of the ArcToolbox window
You can customize the contents by adding and removing toolboxes
To add any toolbox to the ArcToolbox window, right-click the ArcToolbox entry and click Add Toolbox as illustrated below. Browse to the location containing the toolbox you want to add and select the toolbox.
To remove a toolbox, right-click the toolbox and click Remove. The toolbox will be removed from the window contents but will not be deleted from disk.
The contents of the ArcToolbox window are saved with your document
This is perhaps the most useful feature of the ArcToolbox window. You can customize the contents of the window to contain just those toolboxes you need for your current project. When you save your ArcMap, ArcGlobe, or ArcScene document, the contents of the ArcToolbox window are saved. The next time you open the document, the window will be the same as when you saved the document. See below for more information about saving and loading the contents.
ArcToolbox window displays the toolbox label, not its name
The Catalog window displays the toolbox name. The ArcToolbox window displays the toolbox label. This may take you by surprise if you add a toolbox whose name is different than its label.
The ArcToolbox window contains shortcuts to toolboxes
The toolboxes you see in the ArcToolbox window are references to a toolbox. They are analogous to shortcuts in Windows Explorer or layers within ArcMap. This means that if you remove a toolbox from the window, you're simply removing it from the list and not truly deleting it on disk. However, if you delete one of its tools, the tool is deleted from the toolbox on disk. In this way, toolboxes in the window behave like feature layers in ArcMap—if you remove a feature layer in the ArcMap table of contents, the dataset it refers to is not deleted. However, if you start editing the contents of the layer and delete a feature, the feature is deleted from the dataset on disk. It's the same way with toolboxes in the window—if you delete one of its members (a toolset or tool), it is permanently deleted from the toolbox.
The ArcToolbox shortcut menu
You can add any custom or system toolbox by browsing and selecting the toolbox.
If you want to create a new empty toolbox, click Add Toolbox and browse to the location where you want to create the toolbox. In the Add Toolbox window, click the new toolbox button, as illustrated below.
This opens the geoprocessing Environment Settings window.
Hide Locked Tools
When checked, only those tools for which you have a license will appear in the window. Only tool product level licenses (ArcView, ArcEditor, and ArcInfo) are examined—individual extension licenses are not examined.
Save Settings and Load Settings
Geoprocessing settings are the list of toolboxes found in the ArcToolbox window. You can save these settings for later loading.
Save Settings > To File will save the list of toolboxes and environment settings to an.xml file. You can load these settings by clicking Load Settings > From File and browsing to a saved.xml file.
You can also save settings as the default settings so that the next time you create a new document, the ArcToolbox window will read the default settings. To save your settings to the default settings, click Save Settings > To Default. You can also load the default settings using Load Settings > From Default.
Geoprocessing settings do not include a toolbox's toolsets and tools. Toolbox content is read when you start an application and open the ArcToolbox window.
The contents of the ArcToolbox window in ArcCatalog are the default settings. If you change the contents of the ArcToolbox window in ArcCatalog, the default settings will be overwritten when you exit ArcCatalog.
Toolbox contents in multiple applications
If you have only one application open on your computer, the contents of the Catalog and ArcToolbox windows are kept synchronized; if you remove a tool from a toolbox in the ArcToolbox widow, the Catalog window is immediately updated, showing that the tool was removed. Likewise, if you delete a tool from a toolbox in the catalog tree, the ArcToolbox window is immediately updated.
However, If you have multiple application sessions open, such as an ArcCatalog and an ArcMap session, the contents of a toolbox are not synchronized between the two application sessions. For example, if you delete a tool in one application session, it will still be present in the other application and can still be executed. This occurs because all applications, when they are started, read the contents of all toolboxes and store the contents in memory. As you delete, remove, or add tools, these changes are made in memory and are not written to disk until you exit the application session. This means that you can always use a tool that was present when the session began, even if another application removed it.
The general rule is that if you are altering toolbox content, alter it in one application, then exit and restart other applications to see the changes.


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Shutters protect rooms from light and heat. Blinds are made out of PVC plastic or aluminium given their lightness and resistance to wear.
A belt is used to open and close the shutters. When you open the roller blind, it rolls around a drum hidden in the upper part of the window.
The belts become worn with use. They are then unable to bear the weight of the shutter and the shutter ends up dropping.
You can easily replace the worn belt just by following steps that are explained in the AMIG belt packs.
1. Roll the belt around the winder of the shutter drum.
2. Stretch out the belt to the lower winder.
3. Turn the winder until it is tense and attach the belt to the drum fastener.
You should use the widest possible belt that fits the roller and winder. The broader the belt, the better the grip and the longer the shutter will last.


Afar in a Sentence 🔊
Definition of Afar
in a distant area
Examples of Afar in a sentence
Everyone could tell that the stranger came from afar due to his unknown accent. 🔊
When the weather forecaster told about the violent storm approaching the coast, no one at my house was scared since the coast was afar. 🔊
Sarah had never encountered Asian culture because that land was located afar. 🔊
Deployment for the soldiers meant that they would be travelling afar to unfamiliar lands. 🔊
In order to be safe, the witness would have to move afar according to the Witness Relocation Program. 🔊
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Icosahedral quasicrystalline (i-phase) Mg44Al15Zn41 and related Frank-Kasper (cubic approximant) phase powders, which were produced by mechanical alloying from the elemental powder mixture and subsequent heat treatment, respectively, have been hydrogenated with hydrogen gas at a temperature of 573 K and a hydrogen pressure of 4.2 MPa. The hydrogen solubility limit for both powders is almost the same and was estimated to be about 16 at%, and no crystallographic structural dependence was found for the hydrogen solubility. The approximant phase powder was structurally stable after hydrogenation but the i-phase powder decomposed into the approximant and MgZn2 intermetallic phases. Hydrogen desorption occurred at temperatures above about 600 K for both powders and was accompanied by the evaporation of zinc. The kinetics of the hydrogen desorption as well as the zinc evaporation were slightly different in each powder because of the formation of the MgZn2 phase in the i-phase powder after hydrogenation.
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Chinese Iron Balls
Chinese Iron Balls originated in Baoding, China. Baoding, China is said to have three treasures. The first is the iron ball, the second is a sauce made from fermented flour, and the third is potherb mustard. These treasures have been passed down through the generations for over 300 hundred years.
The iron balls were used as a therapy exercise. A pair of balls are held in your hand and rotated in circles around each other. As you rotate, your fingers get a work out and your dexterity improves. It takes a lot of practice to be able to rotate the balls in both directions. Usually it is easy to rotate a pair clockwise, but takes skill to rotate counterclockwise.
The reason the iron balls are good for therapy besides the physical exercise, is that the Chinese believed the iron balls pressed on certain acupuncture points on the hands. This action enhanced the flow of a persons chi energy which promoted good health and long life.
Today they are still used by tai chi classes, physical therapists, musicians, stressed out people, and people with carpal tunnel syndrome just to name a few. Since they have so many applications, they go by many names such as chinese stress balls, health balls, exercise balls, tai chi balls, and baoding balls
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Apple patents auto iPhone volume based on proximity
Wouldn't it be great if the iPhone could detect when you are holding the handset to your ear or sitting on a desk, automatically adjusting the volume? Apple thought so, as well. Tuesday, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office granted the iPhone maker a patent on a way to adjust the speaker volume based on proximity.
The patent, filed just a year after the iPhone was unveiled, uses the smartphone's many sensors to detect the device's proximity from a user. Just as a proximity sensor is used to detect when the phone is at your ear (thus turning off the touch screen), sensors could also adjust speaker volume…
The U.S. Patent No. 8,452,020, entitled "Adjustment of acoustic properties based on proximity detection," applies to both the iPhone's receiver and speaker and could automatically switch from receiver to speaker when it detects the iPhone is moved.
Apple patent (proximity 001)
Apple would also offer user the ability to set different volume profiles. Another potential for the technology is basing iPhone volume on the environment.
Potentially, if the iPhone detects you are in a loud room, the receiver volume could increase. Likewise, while in a quiet atmosphere, you and everyone nearby would not be blasted by a blaring voice.
The iPhone's proximity sensor has played an important role in the development of smartphones, similar to that of the touchscreen. At the original iPhone introduction, Steve Jobs made a point of how it helps improve battery life and user experience by turning off the display when bringing the device close to one's ear.
January 2007 iPhone introduction (Proximity sensor slide)
However, along with its wide-ranging uses it also has come controversy.
In 2010, a problem with the sensor caused some iPhone owners to complain the touchscreen would randomly turn back on during phone calls.
Apple soon issued an update addressing the problem.
And in the courtroom, Motorola is appealing the dismissal of a proximity patent lawsuit filed against Apple before the U.S. International Trade Commission.


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Suppose now that the objects in question are abelian topological groups $G$ so that morphisms are continuous group homomorphisms. Given an exact sequence of abelian topological groups $0 \to G''\to G \to G''$ is the functor $\textrm{Hom}(H,-)$ a left-exact functor? $H$ is an abelian topological group.
We know that if we only care about group homomorphisms then $\textrm{Hom}(H,-)$ is left-exact, but will the condition of continuity now change anything? It seems there is a problem because to prove exactness at $\textrm{Hom}(H,G)$ requires defining a map from $H \to G''$ which may not be continuous.
Edit: PinkElephants has shown us that this functor may fail to be exact. However if we consider a specific case which is the exact sequence
$$0 \to \Bbb{Z} \to \Bbb{R} \stackrel{e^{2\pi i x}}{\longrightarrow } S^1 \to 0$$
then is the functor $\textrm{Hom}(S^1, -)$ left-exact? What about the contravariant functor $\textrm{Hom}(-,S^1)$, is it still right-exact?
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If $\textrm{Hom}(G, -)$ fails to be left exact then you have defined exact sequence incorrectly. – Zhen Lin Dec 10 '12 at 23:35
Continuity, in any case, cannot solve anything, for you always put the discrete topology on groups! – Mariano Suárez-Alvarez Dec 10 '12 at 23:36
_USER_-Alvarez What if I consider $S^1$ as a topological group the topology on here is the Euclidean topology? – user38268 Dec 10 '12 at 23:38
_USER_ I made an edit above. – user38268 Dec 10 '12 at 23:43
Let me just mention the amazing fact that if you consider only compact abelian groups, then this category actually turns out to be abelian. In particular, Hom(S^1, -) is left-exact as long as you restrict to compact groups. – Piotr Pstrągowski Dec 11 '12 at 2:23
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$\DeclareMathOperator{Hom}{Hom}$Given a short sequence $$0 \to A \xrightarrow{f} B \xrightarrow{g} C \to 0,\tag{$\ast$}$$ in an additive category, the sequence of abelian groups $$ 0 \to \Hom(G,A) \xrightarrow{f_\ast} \Hom(G,B) \xrightarrow{g_\ast} \Hom(G,C) $$ is exact for all $G$ if and only if $f$ is a kernel of $g$ and, dually, $$ 0 \to \Hom(C,G) \xrightarrow{g^\ast} \Hom(B,G) \xrightarrow{f^\ast} \Hom(A,G) $$ is exact for all $G$ if and only if $g$ is a cokernel of $f$.
This can be interpreted as follows: Since we want $\Hom$ to be left exact, the minimal requirement that a short sequence $(\ast)$ in an additive category should satisfy in order to deserve to be called exact is that $f$ be a kernel of $g$ and that $g$ be a cokernel of $f$.
From this point of view, the example in Pink Elephant's answer is not a good one: the identity $G \to H$ is a monomorphism and an epimorphism, but it is not an isomorphism and a fortiori neither a kernel nor a cokernel.
The trouble of calling all kernel-cokernel sequences $(\ast)$ exact is that they lack the closure conditions you need in order to prove the diagram lemmas necessary for homological algebra. A particularly convenient (hence convincing) approach to exact sequences (albeit not intrinsic as in abelian categories) is usually attributed to Quillen, see exact categories. In a nutshell what this means is that you have to think about what sequences you want to call exact.
Outside of the additive setting exactness can be dealt with in various ways but it gets even more complicated. See e.g. Borceux-Bourn's book.
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Let $H$ be an abelian topological group whose topology is not discrete, and let $G$ have the same underlying group as $H$ but with the discrete topology. Consider the short exact sequence $0\to G\to H\to 0\to 0$ where $G\to G$ is the identity on sets.
Now the sequence $0\to \mathrm{Hom}(H,G)\to \mathrm{Hom}(H,H)\to \mathrm{Hom}(H,0)$ is not exact at $\mathrm{Hom}(H,H)$, as $\mathrm{Id}_H$ is in the kernel but not the image.
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Thanks for your answer. However if the topologies are all inhereted from the euclidean topology (e.g. $G''= \Bbb{Z}$, $G = \Bbb{R}$ and $G'= S^1$) then will the functor be left-exact? – user38268 Dec 11 '12 at 0:31
You may see my edit in the question above for further queries. – user38268 Dec 11 '12 at 0:34
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What Is a Lotus Birth?
What Is a Lotus Birth?
Last update: 02 July, 2018
A lotus birth is a practice that sees birth in a particular way. In a lotus birth, the placenta is left attached to the baby through the umbilical cord until it's naturally detached. This process usually lasts between 3 to 10 days after delivery.
Gradual transition
In the vast majority of natural births, the umbilical cord is artificially cut after birth, and thus the baby's union with its placenta comes to an end. This is a task carried out by the doctors or midwife.
A lotus birth allows this separation to occur gradually. That is, the baby continues to be attached to its natural source of nutrients, the placenta, until nature dictates otherwise.
Normally, the umbilical cord falls off between 3 and 10 days after delivery. In that moment, the child separates from the connection that has kept him together with his mother for nine months of gestation.
A birth planned according to this practice doesn't involve any outside intervention to remove the umbilical cord. The stages that comprise a lotus birth are as follows:
 - The child leaves the mother's womb.
 - Later, the mother expels the placenta, which usually happens about 30 minutes later.
 - At this time, the umbilical cord isn't cut, but the baby is held along with the placenta until the umbilical cord detaches naturally.
What Is a Lotus Birth?
Origin of the lotus birth
The lotus birth owes its name to its originator, Clair Lotus Day. In 1974, this researcher from California questioned everything related to the cutting of the umbilical cord, and even studied the work of primatologist Jane Goodall.
This researcher's investigation and her concern for the method of cutting the umbilical cord led her to give birth following this new practice. Since then, many births have been carried out in this way, which has generated various controversies.
Varied opinions: natural method or risky?
There are conflicting opinions regarding this way of giving birth.
On the one hand, the traditional view considers this practice to be a risk factor for the baby. Fundamentally, it's seen as a source of infections if care isn't taken regarding preservation of the placenta.
On the other hand, it appeals to those who want to prioritize a natural process. Emphasis is placed on the advantages associated with the provision of nutrients to the baby and a less drastic separation of its main source of life during pregnancy.
Benefits of lotus births
The placenta is the baby's main source of nutrients. It's an organ that pumps 500-700 ml of blood into the uterus every minute. In this way, it provides oxygen to the baby, as well as hormones.
It's also responsible for discarding harmful substances through the mother's bloodstream. The mother's system then filters the blood through her kidneys.
After birth, the placenta continues to provide nutrients through the umbilical cord.
Those who defend the lotus birth consider it a gradual way of helping the child adapt to new conditions, and that the contribution of nutrients that is received outside of the womb is essential for the baby's growth, development and health.
The process requires specific care that should be known in order to avoid infections and other more serious problems:
 1. After birth and delivery, including the expulsion of the placenta, the placenta must be washed with warm water. This way, any remaining blood will be removed.
 2. Let it drain and dry with a paper towel. Salt is usually added to accelerate the drying process.
 3. Then the placenta is wrapped or put in an open silk bag and placed next to the baby.
What Is a Lotus Birth?
A comprehensive look
The conception that circulates around the lotus birth is a vision of medicine, nature and the human being. According to scholars of the subject, it's a process that challenges many medical myths that we've grown accustomed to.
When considering the fact that the placenta is an integral part of the baby, the natural attitude is to let the process develop according to its organic phases.
The truth is that it entails a different way of looking at birth and like all medical procedures, it's recommended that you consult with your doctor before any decisions are made.


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You can now access the Red Book Online from the American Academy of Pediatrics on your Apple and Android smartphones and tablets. This important resource provides guidance on manifestations, etiology, epidemiology, diagnosis, and treatment of 200+ childhood conditions.
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NOTE: You have to be on the College or DHMC network, or VPN or Secure Access (if offsite). Once there, you can sign up for an individual account, which then lets you use the app from offsite.
- From the Biomedical Libraries web page, Go to eBooks, scroll down to Titles by Subject. Under Infectious Disease, select Red Book Online.
- Click on "Sign-In via User Name/Password" (fine print) located on the top-left (under the red banner) and just to the right of "Institution: Dartmouth College Library."
- Click the link "Sign In for Individuals."
- For New Customers, select "New Customer Registration."
- Type in your email.
- Create an Individual account.
- Fill out the registration form and click "Continue."
- You will get an email shortly after registering. It will give you your AAP ID. Use your AAP ID and the password you created to login to the AAP web site in the future.
- From the App Store on your Apple device, or from Google Play on your Android device, you can download the Red Book app and login with the above information.
The system will ask you to access the site within your organization's site license at least once during a 120-day span to validate that you are still eligible. A reminder will appear when you log in if you haven't accessed within 120 days.
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Solaris Common Desktop Environment: User's Guide
To Create a Personal Address Card
 1. Choose New from the Card menu.
 Address Manager displays a template for a new card in the scrolling pane. Each line in the template card represents a field specified in the vCard specification. All fields are optional, although you should fill in at least the Name field.
 2. Type the relevant information for the new address card in the scrolling pane.
 If you are unsure as to the appropriate format of information such as phone numbers, and the like, print out an existing card and use it as a guide.
 3. When you are satisfied with the details you have entered, choose Save As from the Card menu.
 Address Manager displays the Save As dialog box.
 4. Type a name for the new card file and click Save.
 The file name should contain the name of the person to which the card relates. Address Manager saves the file under the file name that you specified in the Addresses folder.
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 For address cards (which conform to the vCard standard), some operating environments such as Windows recognize the.vcf file extension. If you intend mailing your address cards to users of such systems, you may want to use this file-naming convention.
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What Do Yellow, Red, Blue, and Green Lines Mean on the iPhone Weather App or Widget?
Checking the weather has become a relatively easy process since modern smartphones have come into existence. You can now simply open an app and access the weather information of your city or another from anywhere on the planet. iOS 15 makes knowing the weather around much easier to understand and interpret as it not only notifies you about upcoming weather conditions but also gives you a glimpse of what to expect throughout the day in terms of temperature.
If you're wondering why you're using seeing bars colored in yellow, red, blue, or green inside the Weather app, we'll help you understand what they are, what those colors mean individually, and more in the post below.
Why do you see Yellow, Red, Blue, and Green lines on the Weather app/widget?
iOS 15 brings a whole new redesign to the Weather app and the latest update to the service has brought a new visual way to show you the temperature of the place you're in. If you're seeing a bar next to today's weather colored in yellow, red, blue, or green lines, it essentially tells you the temperature range for the day.
Weather app in iOS 15 DB2
You should also be able to see similar bars corresponding to tomorrow's weather info and a few subsequent days by checking out the 10-day weather forecast and the 4×4 Weather widget.
This is a welcome change to iPhone users who can now get an idea of the whole day's forecast instead of just being shown the highest and lowest temperatures for the day.
Weather Widget in iOS 15 DB1
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What does every color mean?
In case you're wondering what is the temperature range for a particular day in your region, you need to first understand what range each of the colors indicated inside the Weather app corresponds to.
 - Dark Blue: Extremely Cold (less than 0°C)
 - Light Blue: Cold (0°C to 15°C)
 - Green: Slightly Cold (15°C to 20°C)
 - Yellow: Slightly Warm(20°C to 25°C)
 - Orange: Warm(25°C to 30°C)
 - Red: Extremely Hot (30°C and above)
An overview of these color codes will also appear when you open a location's Temperature Index. Here's what it looks like:
Why do I see different colors in the same line?
Depending on the weather in your region, you may see a single-colored or multi-colored line adjacent to a particular day inside the weather app.
If you only see a single line, you can expect the temperature range to remain the same throughout the day.
If you see multiple colors in the same bar, then you can expect the temperature to vary significantly between the start and end of the day. When you see multiple colors, they will be stacked in the same manner as they're listed above.
For example, if you live in a moderately warm region but expect rainfall, you may see today's weather show you a line with a combination of Orange/Yellow/Green colors.
Related: iOS 15: How To Drag and Drop Pictures, Files, Texts, Links, and More Between Apps
Why are some colored lines shorter than others?
If you're looking at the temperature range of your region for the next few days, you may notice that some colored lines are longer or shorter than the rest of them. Some lines may cover the whole length of the bar while some will have empty spaces on the left or right sides. Why is that, you ask?
The colored bars do not only show you various temperate ranges but also indicate the minimum and maximum temperatures for a particular day. To help you understand what the weather is going to be like for the upcoming days, the Weather app shows the minimum and maximum temperatures on the left and right sides of the colored bar respectively for the next 10 days.
If a day's minimum temperature matches with the 10-day forecast's minimum value, then its bar will start from the extreme left.
If a day's maximum temperature matches with the 10-day forecast's maximum temperature, then its bar will end on the extreme right side.
For days where the temperature range is shorter than the range expected for the next 10 days, their bars will be shorter.
For example, let's take a look at Copenhagen's 10-day forecast.
As you can see from Today's forecast above, the colored bar changes from green to yellow to orange to indicate the transition from 14°C to 24°C throughout the day. You will also notice that Today's forecast occupies the whole bar leaving no empty space behind. This means the maximum and minimum temperatures for the day are the same as what's expected in the next 10 days.
When you compare today's forecast to that of Thursday, you will notice that the colored bar is shorter than the one shown for today. That's because, the minimum temperature for Thursday is 16°C, which is 2°C higher than today; that's why the temperature bar shift slightly (2/10 portion; since 14-24°C is the total size of the bar) to the right side.
Similarly, Thursday's maximum temperature (21°C) is also lower than the maximum value (24°C) for the 10-day forecast and that's why its temperature bar ends 3 spaces shorter the whole size of the bar.
Depending on the weather in your region, you may see different-sized bars for different days if you're expecting significant changes in the climate.
How do you get it?
The new temperature range bars are available in the Weather app on iOS 15 Developer Beta 2 (DB2) that released last week for iPhones. If you're already on the first Developer beta of iOS 15, you can update your device to DB2 by going to Settings > General > Software Update and then installing the latest version that's available.
The new temperature bars are an exclusive feature on iOS 15 only, so if you're running iOS 14 or an older operating system, you will need to wait till this fall when Apple releases the stable version of iOS 15 to the public.
Where can you see colored temperature bars?
The colored bars that indicate the temperature range for a particular day can be seen in two different ways:
 - Inside the Weather app: You can see the temperature range for today and all subsequent days under the '10-Day Forecast' section when you view a weather card after opening the Weather app.
 - Inside the Weather app's 4×4 widget: Temperature range bars are also available when you use the 'Large' size Weather widget. However, instead of a 10-day forecast, you will only see the colored bars for the next 5 days. You won't see the temperature range in a line for today's forecast as well. Instead, you will be greeted with a periodic layout of estimated temperature for the next few hours.
I'm on iOS 15 beta. Why do I not see this?
If you're already on iOS 15 beta and you're not seeing the new temperature range inside either the Weather app or widget, then it means you're not on the newest version of iOS 15 beta. As we have mentioned above, the colored temperature bars are only visible inside the Weather app if your iPhone is running the latest iOS 15 Developer Beta 2 (DB2) that Apple released last week. You can update your device to the latest beta by going to Settings > General > Software Update.
If you're on iOS 15 DB2 but you're facing issues with the Weather app, you need to accept that you may have run into a bug that's expected from such early developmental updates. You can expect these bugs to be ironed out in future beta releases or when iOS 15 rolls out to the public. If you're facing an issue inside the Weather app, you can open the Feedback app to report it to Apple so they resolve it in the next version.
That's all there is to know about colored lines/bars in the Weather app on iOS 15.
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Diabetic patients: Technology's useful to communicate with docs, as long as it's free
SAN FRANCISCO Patients with diabetes may seek information from their physicians outside of scheduled office visits but are not willing to pay for such services, according to a new study presented at the American Osteopathic Association's 115th Osteopathic Medical Conference and Exposition.
Among 300 patients with diabetes, the study authors noted, 42% communicated with their physicians by telephone outside of scheduled office visits and 13% used e-mail. However, 62% of patients said they would not pay to communicate with their physicians outside of scheduled office visits.
"Patients want some way to communicate with their physicians, such as by phone or pager, to ask questions about managing their diabetes or to share information about their condition, such as their blood sugar levels," said study co-author Jay Shubrook, an AOA board-certified osteopathic family physician from Athens, Ohio. "They like the access, but they don't want to pay for it."
The study also found older respondents, who averaged between ages 51 years and 60 years, did not use Twitter or Facebook to communicate with their physician. What's more, only 69% of respondents had Internet access at home. This could be because older adults do not find paying for the Internet a priority compared with their other expenses, including those related to other medical conditions, Shubrook said.
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1793 Angel Number Spiritual Meaning
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Angel number 1793 meaning
What Does 1793 Mean?
1793=1+7+9+3=20, 2+0=2
If you see angel number 1793, the message relates to the field of relationships and personality development and says that Actions taken for the purpose of self-improvement can lead to solving your problems on a personal level. There is no need to go to unnecessary trainings and look out over your glasses in search of a potential spouse. Try to actually improve your intellectual level, and you will have a much more real chance of success.
Detailed significance of 1793 single digits
Angel number 1793 represents a vibration spectrum of number 1, number 7, as well as nine (9) and number 3 an
The Seven in the message of the angels means that you have ceased to see the difference between your abilities and your duties. The fact that others do not possess your talents is not a reason for becoming "a servant for everybody" and taking on someone else's work. Consider that it will be almost impossible to get rid of it.
The Nine, appearing in the message you received from above, means that the qualities of this number - goodwill, the ability to understand and forgive - allowed you to safely resolve the situation that seemed hopeless. Angels recommend that you take these properties of your nature as a basis in order to use them under any circumstances.
The Three in the message of the angels is a veiled compliment. You have creatively approached solving a trivial problem, and achieved the desired results. One can but hope that the experience gained will benefit you, and you will continue to treat everyday situations as if your life depended on each of them.
1793 numerology meaning
1 - 3
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7 - 9
The combination of the One and the Seven is a "trademark" of total bad luck. If you meet number 17 too often, then it is time you stopped relying on luck and began acting thoughtfully and purposefully. You will be surprised to realize how simple and effective it is unless you rush or give way to your emotions.
Get ready for a situation in which romance is mixed with life experience in a ratio of 5:1. Probably, you will soon fall in love, and all your logical constructions, all your rules of logic will be powerless against the overwhelming feeling. Do not try to keep the remnants of common sense and do not reproach yourself for doing foolish things. There is no shame in losing your head.
You will have to drink the cup of the bitterest poison: become the object of envy. You managed to do what others did not, and your relationship cracked. If you feel bad because of this, put it down to common luck. People willingly forgive luckiness, but they never forgive superiority.
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To review the gender equality work in schools and preschools in the Nordic countries, the Nordic Council of Ministers initiated a study presented in this report (in Swedish).
The study was carried out by researcher Mia Heikkilä, and her results show that the gender equality work differs among the Nordic countries, including in intensity. The countries with clearly formulated gender equality objectives in national steering documents for schools and preschools tend to display active gender equality work at the local level. Denmark, Faroe Islands and Greenland lack such clearly formulated objectives. The Danish national curricula address democracy and equal treatment, but not gender and gender equality specifically.
One purpose of the study was '… to distribute knowledge about how teachers, preschool teachers and school staff work with gender equality in a number of schools and preschools in the Nordic region.'
Another purpose was '… to spread good examples as inspiration for further gender equality work in school and preschool.'
The report is mainly based on interviews and gives examples of how teachers and school staff work with gender equality. The book is intended to inspire educators to initiate or reinforce gender equality at the local level.
Conference on gender equality in school and preschool
Within the framework of the Swedish Presidency of the Nordic Council of Ministers, a Nordic conference on gender equality in school and preschool was held in May 2013. At the conference, teachers, researchers and experts lectured on topics such as recruitment of male preschool teachers, norm criticism in textbooks and other teaching materials, and gender equality work in school and preschool.
Gender balance in academia
During the Norwegian Presidency of the Nordic Council of Ministers in 2012, a conference was held on the gender balance in research. The Nordic Council of Ministers also published this report (in Swedish), which describes the gender equality challenges in academia but also successful initiatives and proposed actions.
Gender awareness in teacher training
During the Finnish Presidency of the Nordic Council of Ministers in 2011, a conference was held on gender awareness in teacher training: Nordic Challenges, Future Possibilities – Gender Awareness in Schools and Teacher Education. The conference stressed the importance of teacher training that provides teachers with tools to challenge hierarchies and gender inequality in school.