Antennas sticking out of an aircraft obviously increase profile drag, but the folks who design antennas have done a lot to improve aerodynamics: High performance aircraft can have antennas mounted inside of fiberglass components like wingtips, and flush-mounte antennas are available for transponders and DME equipment.
For slower light GA aircraft more aerodynamic antennas are also available (e.g. blade-style transponder antennas are available which produce about 80% less drag than older spike-and-ball style antennas), measured at 250 MPH.
Since the average light GA aircraft has a VNE below 250 MPH and isn't generally covered in antennas, how significant is the antenna drag on a typical light GA airframe? For example, would stripping the ~6 pounds of antenna drag from your average Cessna make an appreciable difference in airspeed?
 - $\begingroup$ if you know you have 6 pounds of antenna drag and you know the pounds of thrust of the engine then you can get a rough estimate of how much faster you go faster $\endgroup$ – ratchet freak Feb 7 '14 at 8:49
From an aerospace engineering perspective:
The drag coefficient ($C_D$) of a round antenna is can be estimated by around $.5$ depending on shape, while for an streamlined shape it's around $0.045$.
Drag is defined as:
Thus, say you have a 0.01 m wide antenna 0.25 m long, for an aircraft moving at 50 m/s. At sea level conditions, air density $\rho=1.225 \mathrm {kg/m^3}$. Say that $C_D=0.5$. If my calculations add up, it's around $1.9 \mathrm{N}$.
Say you have the same antenna, for the same aircraft aircraft moving at 50 m/s. Air density is $1.225 \mathrm{kg/m^3}$, but this time the antenna is streamlined with $C_D=0.04$. This results in a force of only $0.15 \mathrm {N}$.
(Updates: Originally the formula included $\frac12$ twice which was wrong, and that the force was given in kg, rather than newtons; my apologies.)
 - $\begingroup$ Does anybody know a link to instructions to find out how to format formulas correctly? $\endgroup$ – Thunderstrike Feb 7 '14 at 9:15
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 $\begingroup$ You can do a lot to improve readability of formulae using , ρ etc. I took the liberty of adding those. $\endgroup$ – Marcks Thomas Feb 7 '14 at 12:26
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 $\begingroup$ I also took the liberty of omitting "/2" from the drag formula, as it was incorrect, but the factor appears to have been edited back in. $\endgroup$ – Marcks Thomas Feb 7 '14 at 13:09
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 $\begingroup$ Manfred, what's happening in Delft? Why don't you just use Newtons as a result from your calculations. Now it is confusing because your units don't match up. To express force as mass isn't the way to do AE :-). Also thrust is not defined a power available * velocity. Delivered power is defined as thrust * velocity (TAS). Thus thrust = delivered power / velocity. Note that the rated available power from your engine is more than the delivered power because you loose some in transmission and propeller efficiency. $\endgroup$ – DeltaLima Feb 7 '14 at 18:09
Given how abysmal your average GA plane is in the aerodynamics department, the amount of drag added by antennas is almost nothing.
I have some numbers for a Cherokee 160 from an aircraft performance class -although I make no claims that they're 100% accurateand I'm seeing between 250-360 lbs of drag during level flight depending on the airspeed. Add your 6lbs of antenna drag onto that, and in order to maintain the same airspeed you need at maximum (a density altitude of 10,000 feet) 3 additional horsepower. At sea level it barely registers a change at all.
 - $\begingroup$ I think the drag numbers for the Cherokee series are pretty accurate (as is your math on the horsepower at typical GA cruise speeds). Working with about 130KIAS my math came out to between 1 and 4 percent of engine horsepower going to fighting drag (much of the variation from stuff like propeller pitch & cruise power setting) the antenna drag, or roughly 1-3 knots if you completely removed and smoothed the antennas. Obviously that's the mathematical ideal - in the real world I'd expect less substantial gains. $\endgroup$ – voretaq7 Feb 7 '14 at 17:44
 - $\begingroup$ It's worth noting though that as lousy as light GA aircraft are in the aerodynamics department some antennas are worse - like these "Flying V" beasts. I don't even want to think about the profile drag on that :-) $\endgroup$ – voretaq7 Feb 7 '14 at 17:47
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 $\begingroup$ _USER_ That thing looks like it might actually generate lift though! $\endgroup$ – Lnafziger Feb 8 '14 at 3:16
 - $\begingroup$ _USER_: according to this document, removing the antennas gained 4 knots in cruise speed (probably KTAS), so seems to be accurate. $\endgroup$ – Qantas 94 Heavy Feb 8 '14 at 4:16
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A Bayesian approach to portfolios selection in multicriteria group decision making
In the a-posteriori approach to multicriteria decision making the idea is to first find a set of interesting (usually non-dominated) decision alternatives and then let the decision maker select among these. Often an additional demand is to limit the size of alternatives to a small number of solutions. In this case, it is important to state preferences on sets. In previous work it has been shown that independent normalization of objective functions (using for instance desirability functions) combined with the hypervolume indicator can be used to formulate such set-preferences. A procedure to compute and to maximize the probability that a set of solutions contains at least one satisfactory solution is established. Moreover, we extend the model to the scenario of multiple decision makers. For this we compute the probability that at least one solution in a given set satisfies all decision makers. First, the information required a-priori from the decision makers is considered. Then, a computational procedure to compute the probability for a single set to contain a solution, which is acceptable to all decision makers, is introduced. Thereafter, we discuss how the computational effort can be reduced and how the measure can be maximized. Practical examples for using this in database queries will be discussed, in order to show how this approach relates to applications.
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 It's time for the weekend unplug. This week we took the kids over to Irondale at the Whistle Stop Cafe and let them watch trains.
While it doesn't sound that exciting it is for my kids. They love trains, even my daughter enjoys watching down the line.
1. Take some snacks and water.
2. Keep track of the trains if they are a cargo, passenger etc.
3. Don't forget to count the carts.
4. Talk about the jobs of the engineer or conductor.
5. Help your children learn the difference between train engines.
6. Notice the signals and train safety.
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One of the challenges in an experimental study of solder joint reliability is to determine when cracks occur in a solder joint or when a solder joint fails. Cracks in a real solder joint are difficult to identify using an X-Ray system. Cross-sectioning and scanning electron microscopy (SEM) is a destructive method. A common non-destructive test method is to monitor resistance increase in a solder joint or a daisy-chain. However, no scientific research has been done in establishing the relationship between the crack area of an interconnection and the change in resistance of the interconnection. This paper proposes a method of defining failure criteria as the resistance increase in a solder joint exceeding a threshold. The threshold is determined by k times the range over the natural variation in resistance measured by a measurement system. The natural variation by random cause is judged using X-bar and R charts. The principles of defining failure criteria are to be able to detect failure of solder joints as early as possible with minimum false detection due of measurement system error/variation. An experimental study confirmed that a full crack of an interconnection occurs when the increase of resistance in the interconnection is 10 times the natural variation of resistance change. The results of this study could be used to narrow the definition of failure in consensus standards IPC 9701A, JESD22-B111, and IPC/JEDEC-9702.
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This study presents a new bond model based on the deterioration mechanisms observed during uniaxial tensile tests of reinforced concrete prismatic specimens subjected to freeze-thaw cycles. The test results demonstrated that the bond stress reduced, even though the specimens were exposed only to temperature fluctuation without the damage in concrete cover. The proposed model considers the bond deterioration mechanism caused by the temperature fluctuation in addition to the damage in concrete cover. Finally, the proposed model shows good agreement with the test results regardless of the dominant deterioration mechanism.


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Continuous Krapcho Dealkoxycarbonylation in API Synthesis
A high pressure and high temperature continuous flow reactor has been used to intensify a Krapcho dealkoxycarbonylation reaction in the context of API synthesis. The reactor enables operation of the reaction above temperatures possible in batch and thus significantly increased conversion rates are achieved. Also a broader choice of solvents is possible by the use of the continuous process. Batch and continuous reaction are compared in terms of operation range and space-time-yield. Despite lower concentrations of the reactants in the continuous process, space-time-yield exceeds that of the batch process by more than an order of magnitude due to the higher reaction rates.
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You can bring animals like snakes, parrots, and parakeets and keep them as pets.
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Can you have a pet monkey in Japan?
Animals and pets. Every pet has its own life. Animals that could attack people such as medium-size monkeys, raptorial birds (eagles and hawks), crocodiles and snakes are categorized as specified animals. If you wish to keep one as a pet, you are required to obtain permission from the Governor of Tokyo.
What kind of pets can you have in Japan?
5 Animals That are Popular Pets in Japan
 - Dogs. Dogs are very popular in Japan, and you are able to get them from almost any pet shops.
 - Cats. Cats are also very popular in Japan because the owner does not need to take a time to take care of them so much compared to dogs.
 - Fish. Fish are also very popular as pet in Japan.
 - Birds.
 - Rabbits.
What snakes are in Japan?
There are three species of poisonous snake in Japan: the Japanese keelpack, the habu and mamushi. The Japanese keelpack(yamakagashi) has distinctive yellow, red and black markings and can be as thick as a man's arm.
Why do so many Japanese people have pets?
Because of the declining birthrate and aging population in Japan, there are an increasing number of households in Japan with pets and no children. Since some families have no children, they instead pamper and lavish their pets like they would do their own children. Pets in Japan are not only for companionship.
Can you have a pet fox in Japan?
Bringing a dog/cat/fox/raccoon/skunk
Dogs and cats brought from outside Japan are quarantined and kept in quarantine facilities. The period of quarantine can vary from 12 hours to 180 days. For more information about importing the domestic animals, check our article about moving with pets to Japan.
Can you own a raccoon in Japan?
Not surprisingly, it is now illegal to import raccoons to Japan. It's also important to look at the cause of Japan's raccoon importation specifically: a pet craze.
Do Japanese like dogs?
Although Japan's crowded environment makes for a not so pet-friendly country, Japanese have found ways to incorporate their pets into their everyday lives. Although small dogs are preferred, one of the most popular dog breeds in Japan is the Shiba Inu, which can grow to be two feet tall and weigh up to 25 pounds.
Can I buy a dog in Japan?
If you are living in Japan temporarily, animal rights advocates advise you not to buy or even adopt a pet while here. Instead, volunteer at adoption fairs, play with dogs and cats at shelters on weekends, and donate to an animal charity.
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Oil serves as a fuel, a lubricant, and a raw material for a wide range of products. Its by-products are used in chemical, pharmaceutical, textile and many other industries.
The importance of Oil in India can be seen in transportation, industrial power, light and heat, lubricant, petro-chemicals, and other uses.
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 5. Importance of oil in Petro-chemicals: Petroleum by-products are used for making synthetic fibers, ink and drugs.
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Duolingo's Bilingual True Crime Podcast Helps Makes it Fun to Learn Spanish
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If you've ever talked to someone who spent time living in another country, you probably heard them say they really started to pick up the local language by jumping in and engaging with native speakers. That's exactly why Duolingo decided to launch its new bilingual true crime podcast, El Gran Robo Argentino.
This serialized season actually marks a decisive new turn for Duolingo's Spanish podcast, which has been around since 2017. Now, with El Gran Robo Argentino (or, The Great Argentine Heist), language learners can experience some immersive language-learning experiences of their own. The serialized podcast will span six episodes, and is narrated by bilingual podcast host and producer Martina Castro.
The Spanish-for-English-speakers podcast tells the story of one of the greatest bank robberies in Latin American history. In it, learners will be able to listen to interviews from actual people involved in the Buenos Aires robbery, including investigators, journalists, and even one of the actual bank robbers.
El Gran Robo Argentino includes native speakers telling their stories in easy-to-understand Spanish, alongside Castro, who deftly weaves between Spanish and English to help listeners follow along. The podcast launched on October 22, and you can listen to it wherever you prefer to listen to podcasts.
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the mass of cylinder one is 1.35 times the mass of cylinder two, and the volume of cylinder one is 0.792 times the volume of cylinder two. If the density of cylinder one is 2.70 g/cm3 what is the density of cylinder two?
THIS QUESTION HAS ME GOING CRAZY!!
density is mass/volume.
So, twice the mass, twice the density.
twice the volume, half the density. So, for cylinder 2, we have
(1/1.35) / (1/.792) * 2.70 = 1.584
d1 = m1/v2 = 2.70 g/cc
m1 = 1.35*m2 so
m2 = m1/1.35
V1 = 0.792*v2 so
v2 = v1/0.792
d2 = m2/v2
d2 = (m1/1.35)/( v1/0.792)
d2 = m1/1.35 x 0.792/v1 but
m1/v1 = 2.70
then d2 = 2.70 x (0.792/1.35) =?


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In the UK defence sector, there are a multitude of engineering specialists who are needed to develop projects and products to help fulfil various missions. Chemical engineers are needed to develop solutions for water purification processes, the production of meals for the field, and other issues involving chemical reactions. Electrical engineers are needed to ensure that the wiring and control boards of every military vehicle and piece of machinery are working at peak efficiency. Civil engineers need to help military personnel and local leaders develop bridges, temporary settlements, and other structures needed for strategic and humanitarian needs. However, the number of engineering specialists in the UK defence sector is relatively low.
Many engineers choose to work in the private sector, where there are plenty of lucrative jobs available to the right candidates. The limited number of specialists is often out in the field, working in all parts of the world helping fulfil the mission of UK forces. As such, the military and the government rely heavily upon engineering consultants in order to help with domestic issues and consultation about policy. Graduates and young professionals in the United Kingdom who have engineering knowledge and want to be part of the UK defence sector should consider working as a consultant. Engineering firms, consultancies, and government agencies are always looking to cultivate solid young talent into experienced consultants. Engineering consultants often are tasked with more than just military projects, as there are peaks and valleys of consultancy needs.
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Evaluation of National Influenza Sentinel Surveillance System in Nigeria, Jan-Dec 2014
National Influenza Sentinel Surveillance (NISS) was established in Nigeria in 2006 to monitor influenza occurrence in humans in Nigeria and provide a foundation for detecting outbreaks of novel strains of influenza. The evaluation was conducted to assess the performance of the surveillance system from January to December 2014 and identify factors affecting the performance. The system was determined to be useful, flexible, acceptable, and simple. However, timeliness and stability need to be strengthened.


Guide to Compass Surveying | Open and Closed Traverse
Compass Survey | Guide to Surveying and Levelling
Compass Survey is also known as Angular Surveying.
The branch of surveying in which the position of the object is located by angular measurements taken by the compass is known as "Compass Surveying".
Purpose of Compass Surveying
When the area to be surveyed is relatively large, then the area cannot be divided into triangles.
For example:
Towns, colonies etc.
When the survey work is to be completed quickly
When the area is full of obstacles which prevent chaining.
Compass Surveying is unsuitable in areas having magnetic rock, iron core, power lines etc which attracts a magnet.
A traverse is formed by joining the points on the ground by means of series of connected straight line.
There are two types:
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Classification of Survey
Surveys are classified as following:
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 2. According to the purpose of the survey
 3. According to the method employed for the survey
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List of Boxing Statistics
In boxing there are a variety of different statistics used to keep track of the skill and abilities of boxers. There are statistics for fouls, a boxer's record, and the decision of a boxing match. Below are some of the statistics and the meanings behind them.
Boxing Statistics List
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 - Knockdown
 - Foul
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 - Fights
 - Beaten Champions
 - UD
 - SD
 - MD
 - TD
 - ND
 - RTD
 - D
 - Outpoint
 - LB
 - Punch Totals
 - Power Shots Landed
 - Percent Landed
A knockout in boxing occurs when a boxer is hit by the opponent and isn't able to stand on their feet after the referee counts to ten.
This is a statistic in boxing where it keeps track of the boxer's record. It will go in order of their wins, losses, draws, and no decisions. Typically this is an important statistic because it helps boxers to understand where they rank against others.
Points are a statistic that is awarded to a boxer from a single judge.
In boxing, a streak is a statistic that keeps track of how many matches a boxer has won or lost in a row.
A disqualification in boxing is when a boxer has committed several fouls, a major infringement, or is not following the rules.
A Technical Knockout occurs when the fight is stopped for reasons outside of the norm (a knockout, a round being over, etc.). Instead, the referee or doctor decides that the match needs to be stopped.
This is a statistic of boxing that occurs when an opponent is struck by their opponent and their knee or glove touches the mat.
This is a statistic in boxing that occurs when a boxer breaks the rules of boxing. If rules are repeatedly being broken in a match, it can lead to a boxer's points being deducted.
Beaten Opponents
This statistic shows how many opponents a boxer has beaten.
This statistic shows how many fights a boxer has been in.
Beaten Champions
This statistic shows how many opponents a boxer has beaten that have been highly ranked or that have been champions for their weight class.
Unanimous decision in boxing is when all of the judges decide the same boxer wins the match.
Split Decision in boxing occurs when one judge believes one boxer won, but two judges thought the other boxer won.
Majority Decision in boxing is when one of the judges saw neither of the boxers win, but 2 of the judges saw one boxer win.
Technical Decision is a statistic in boxing where an accidental foul has been committed. This causes the fight to be paused. If there are at least four rounds that have been completed, the boxer who has the most points from the judges will be declared the winner. On the other hand, if the both boxers have the same amount of points after four rounds, then the match is concluded as a technical draw. But, if four rounds have not been completed, then the match is concluded as a no decision.
No Decision in boxing can also be called no contest. This statistic occurs when a fight is wiped off the record. This occurs in unusual circumstances such as when a boxer isn't following the rules, police get involved, or there is bad weather.
Referee Technical Decision is a statistic in boxing where a boxer typically decides in-between rounds that they no longer want to continue the fight. This can occur if the boxer doesn't have a desire to compete or it is decided that their safety is at risk.
A draw in boxing is when there is no winner; it can be compared to a tie. There are several types of draw. One can occur when all the judges think it is a draw between the boxers, and another is when all of the judges conclude to different outcomes (win, loss, and draw). Lastly, there is another kind of draw, and is called a majority draw. There are two ways this could happen. For one of them, it can occur when two judges decide there is a draw and one judge decides there is a win. For the other majority draw, two of the judges would decide there is a draw, and one judge would decide it is a loss.
This is a statistic in boxing where a boxer outscores his opponent. This can happen due to the individual landing more punches or blows against the opponent.
Weight is a statistic in boxing that helps determine the weight classes. When two boxers compete against each other they have to be in the same weight class. There is minimum weights (105 pounds), light flyweight (108 pounds), flyweight (112 pounds), super flyweight (115 pounds), bantamweight (118 pounds), super bantamweight (122 pounds), featherweight (126 pounds), super featherweight (130 pounds), lightweight (135 pounds), super lightweight (140 pounds), welterweight (147 pounds), super welterweight (154 pounds), middleweight (160 pounds), super middleweight (168 pounds), light heavyweight (175 pounds), cruiserweight (200 pounds), and heavyweight which there is no limit to the weight.
Punch Totals
This statistic keeps track of the total number of punches thrown by the boxer. This statistic isn't used very often, but it is important to know the average of punches thrown for each match.
Power Shots Landed
This statistic is used in boxing to calculate the power shots that are thrown by a boxer. This statistic helps to separate the punches that add to the boxer's points from jabs.
Percent Landed
This statistic records the amount of punches that have accurately hit their opponent. It measures the punching accuracy and punches that have resulted in scoring opportunities.


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LEARN ABOUT AND ENROLL IN THE "DRINKERS OF THE WIND" PERFORMANCE AWARD PROGRAM HERE
Without immediate intervention, we could lose the Desert Arabian horse within the next generation
- The Desert Arabian horse is one of the oldest of breeds, developed by the Bedouin who bred them pure for thousands of years.
- The Desert Arabian horse provided the foundation stock to create almost all other light breeds of horse.
- Fewer than 8 percent of the 400,000 modern Arabian horses registered worldwide descend exclusively from the original Bedouin horse: these are the last Desert Arabian horses.
- New births of Desert Arabian horses have declined over 60 percent in the past decade; fewer than 800 fillies were born worldwide in 2010 – to mares that average 18 years of age.
Once lost, this precious genetic pool can never be restored. Only immediate intervention can save this breeding population for the next generation.
You can help.
TRACK THE NUMBERS:
Total US Purebred registrations: 2012: 3653 (through December; down 7% from 2011) 2011: 3939 2010: 4912 2009: 5544
Total US registered Desert Arabian foals born in:
2011: _PHONE_: _PHONE_: 741 Numbers for all years are updated as additional horses are registered.
|The Institute estimates that fewer than 1500 Desert Arabians are foaled worldwide each year. Most are born in North America, Egypt, Germany, Syria, and the Gulf states.|


Question: Do Google Voice Calls Show On Phone Bill?
Why do Messenger calls show on call log?
Facebook admitted on Friday (March 23) that its Android apps for Facebook Lite and Facebook Messenger uploaded logs of users' call and text-message histories to Facebook servers.
The log updates happen if users grant the apps permission to sync contact-list information with Facebook..
Does private numbers show on phone bill?
*67 hides the number calling you, so it will not show up as a contact on your phone or the bill. Sometimes numbers do not show on the bill because they are blocked or are designated as private numbers. Someone can block your number by adding your number to your block list via their carrier or land line provider.
Can you see your text messages on your phone bill?
Your provider or "carrier" keeps records of your cell phone use, including calls and text messages, and even pictures, sent from your phone. … However, the phone bill does not tell you what was written in a text message or show you the picture.
Can you hide text messages on phone bill?
The best way to send secret texts without records on phone bill is to get a new number on a secret texting app, like CoverMe, to be your second private texting line. Private texting with a CoverMe number is totally off the record. The secret text sent through CoverMe will not appear on your phone bill.
Does your phone bill show who you call?
Yes, your bill will show both your call and text history. Keep in mind, it'll only show the number you text, not the actual message. Another thing to keep in mind is that the bill can be seen online.
Do Snapchat calls show up on phone call log?
Hi, No its not possible to view Snapchat chats outside of the App. Android will collect a lot of information on your daily activities. … Anything Google or Android related will be able to be monitored and traced.
Do blocked calls show up on phone records?
Obvious answer: If you block a number and someone from that number calls you, you won't receive any notification that they called you since you blocked that number. But the fact that you weren't notified doesn't change the fact that they called you. Your phone bil is simply showing a record of who called you.
What calls show up on phone bill?
The monthly phone bill will include the records of all incoming and outgoing calls involving your device, and they will count against your minutes. While it won't hide the fact that you used your phone, the phone bill won't disclose the number you called.
Do all phone calls show up on Bill?
It shows the date and time of the call, the number, and whether it was inbound or outbound. Yes, as long as it's not a VoIP call like Whatsapp, Facetime Audio, Skype, etc.
Do WIFI calls appear on phone bill?
Data Use (and charges) Unless you're using your home's internet for Wi-Fi or using the connection provided at a place of business or school, Wi-Fi calling will default to using your phone's data plan. Calls typically use about 1 MB of data per minute for a call, and 6-8 MB of data for a video call.
Can my husband see my texts?
Formal discovery requires a party to disclose anything asked by the other party which is relevant and within the control of the party. This includes text messages (unless they were deleted). Failure to answer discovery may result in the finding of contempt against the spouse.
Does FaceTime calls show up on your phone bill?
FaceTime calls do not show-up as 'FaceTime' on your phone bill. It's simply a data transfer so it will be lumped-in with all other data transfers on your bill, you don't know what type of data it was, either. FaceTime calls (audio and video) all go thru Apple's servers so they have a record of the calls.
How do I keep phone calls from showing on my phone bill?
Stop Caller ID Blocking caller ID is the best method of quickly concealing phone numbers from the bill. On outbound calls, dial *67 before the number to remove caller ID, creating a private call.
Can I see my husbands text messages on Verizon?
Verizon has a strict privacy policy and it is not possible for you to see any other person's text messages from any other medium than their own cellphones. Verizon takes strict measures to ensure that the conversation remains private and they have laws to enforce that.
How do I keep text messages private?
Follow these steps to hide text messages from your lock screen on an Android.Open the Settings app on your Android device.Choose Apps & notifications > Notifications.Under the Lock Screen setting, choose Notifications on lock screen or On lock screen.Select Don't show notifications.Feb 19, 2021
Does duo show up on your phone bill?
Duo calls do not show up on your phone bill, but you shouldnt really keep secrets from your parents. … If you call a group or a person enough times, then Duo will ask to create a shortcut on your phone for your "frequent caller" group or person. Also, Duo is compatible with VoIP numbers.
Do Instagram calls show up on call log?
No, they do not. Calls placed or received via Messenger are sent over the Internet through your phone's data plan or a Wi-Fi connection. It is totally independent of your phone's native calling service.


Nahariya beachgoers treated to rare sight
Nature and Parks Authority removes body of dead shark, warns people not to approach the species.
Arutz Sheva Staff,
Sandbar shark
Sandbar shark
A dead sandbar shark was found washed up on the shore of a Nahariya beach on Saturday.
Nature and Parks Authority supervisors called to the scene took the shark, which measured 1.6 meters (5'3") in length, for evaluation.
"Marine Unit supervisors...were called to the scene and transferred the [shark] for autopsy, in order to determine the cause of its death," the Nature and Parks Authority said in a statement.
"The sandpaper shark found in the Mediterranean Sea consumes fish and invertebrates, and is not known to be dangerous to people."
However, the Authority urged people not to approach the sharks, since "the sharks are defined as a protected species, and it is forbidden to harm them or disturb them."
"It is wise to keep a distance, as a cautionary measure," they added.


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dc.description.abstractFew studies have been conducted looking at the experiences of graduate students within student affairs/higher education administration program. The purpose of this study was to investigate the coming out experiences of gay men in student affairs/higher education administration programs. The study was conducted with 11 participants, representing seven different student affairs/higher education programs across the United States. The study was intended to answer the following research questions: 1) How do gay men talk about their coming out experience when it occurs during their student affairs preparation program? 2) What environmental factors impact gay men's coming out experiences? 3) What connections do gay men make between the graduate preparation program and the coming out process? Each of the participants took part in two in-depth interviews. The first interview was a life-history interview. The second interview focused primarily on the participants coming out experience and the factors leading to that decision. The findings of this study offer greater understanding on the experiences of gay men in student affairs/higher education preparation programs. First, participants spoke of coming out being a fluid process. Meaning, disclosing one's sexual orientation is an on-going process, not always defined by words, but more often by acts, thoughts, and behaviors. Secondly, environmental factors such as the role of faculty, staff, and classmates, as well as the opportunity to attend graduate school away from home served as support structures for participants in their decision to come out. Third, the academic program contributed to participants' decision to publicly disclose their sexual orientation. Participants discussed the role of the academic curriculum, which provided them the opportunity to engage in conversations on topics germane to gay identity development. In addition activities such as self-reflective exercises allowed the men in the study to make meaning of their sexual identity. In close, three main themes were produce from the data that offer implications for practice, teaching, and future research.
dc.subjectStudent affairs preparation programs
dc.subjectcoming out
dc.subjectgay identity development
dc.subjectgraduate education
dc.titleNo place like home
dc.title.alternativethe coming out experiences of gay men in student affairs and higher education administration preparation programs
dc.description.departmentCounseling and Human Development Services
dc.description.majorCollege Student Affairs Administration
dc.description.advisorDiane L. Cooper
dc.description.committeeDiane L. Cooper
dc.description.committeeMerrily Dunn
dc.description.committeeKathleen deMarrais
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What is an Adjuster?
A Claims Adjuster is an individual assigned by an insurance company to determine the amount of compensation that is to be paid in order to settle the claim. Adjusters handle property claims, like damage to structures and vehicles, as well as liability claims that involve personal injury.
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The People in the Court
People in a Civil and Criminal Courtroom
The judge ensures proceedings are conducted according to the law. The judge is referred to as The Honourable Justice 'Smith' and is addressed as "Your Honour". The judge wears a black gown for both criminal and civil hearings. Judges in WA do not wear wigs.
The associate is a member of the judge's personal staff, and helps in the administration of the court including preparing documents, recording decisions and issuing orders.
Also a member of the judge's staff who calls witnesses and helps to keep order in the court.
A solicitor or barrister employed by the accused or defendant to defend the matter.
A solicitor or barrister who conducts proceedings on behalf of the State of Western Australia or the Commonwealth of Australia (for criminal proceedings), and on behalf of the plaintiff (for civil proceedings).
The person charged with committing an offence. This person will only be present for a criminal trial.
People called to give evidence on behalf of the prosecution / plaintiff or the defence.
A group of 12 people selected randomly to decide on the innocence or guilt of an accused person in a criminal trial. It is rare to have a jury in a civil trial.
Courtrooms are open to the public and members of the public are encouraged to attend trials to see for themselves how our courts operate.
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Coring Swivel Seal Assembly
High pressure, high speed core drilling swivels present an extreme rotary sealing challenge, with pressure up to 3,000 psi (20.7 MPa) and surface speeds of 298 to 497 ft/minute (1.52 to 2.53 m/s). Conventional "Half-V" chevron-type washpipe packings were unable to survive for more than eight hours in this severe application. When Kalsi Seals were implemented in a washpipe/swivel assembly (below) that was designed and licensed by Kalsi Engineering, Inc., a seal life of over 1,400 hours was achieved in the first field use in 1987. Although several seal and hardware advances have occurred since then, the same hardware configuration is still in use today.
The swivel uses two seals. The upper swivel seal serves as a partition between the high pressure drilling fluid and the clean lubricant, and the lower swivel seal retains the pressurized lubricant. A spring-loaded piston amplifies the lubricant pressure slightly above the drilling fluid, which keeps the upper swivel seal square in the gland. This feature helps to maximize the abrasion resistance of the upper seal.
The swivel seals are mounted in a seal carrier that can move laterally at the time of assembly. The assembly procedure includes a step that causes the seal carrier to align itself on the floating washpipe. This alignment step permits the use of a small extrusion gap clearance, which increases the life of the lower swivel seal by minimizing extrusion damage. Kalsi Seals are also used as hydraulic swivel seals; for information, click here.


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In a data warehousing scenario, it's not rare to replicate data of a source table to multiple destination tables, sometimes it's even required to distribute data of a source table to two or more tables depending on some condition. For example splitting data based on location. So how we can achieve this with SSIS?
SSIS provides several built-in transformation tasks to achieve these kinds of goals and in this tip I am going to discuss two of them:
Multicast Transformation and
Conditional Split Transformation and how they differ from each other.
Sometimes it's required to have multiple logical copies of source data of a single source table either for applying different transformation logic on each set or having each dataset for separate consumers, Multicast transformation helps to do this.
In nutshell, a Multicast transformation is used to create/distribute exact copies of the source dataset to one or more destination datasets. In this example I am going to distribute data from [HumanResources].[Employee] table to [HumanResources].[Employee1] and [HumanResources].[Employee2] tables, please note that the multicast transformation distributes the whole set of data to all outputs, it means if the [HumanResources].[Employee] table has 290 records then both [HumanResources].[Employee1] and [HumanResources].[Employee2] tables will have 290 records each as well.
Before creating the package, lets create some work tables which we will be using in this demonstration. These commands will just create empty tables based on the [HumanResources].[Employee] table structure in the AdventureWorks database.
-- Script #1 - Create work tables for demonstration
SELECT * INTO [HumanResources].[Employee1] FROM [HumanResources].[Employee]
SELECT * INTO [HumanResources].[Employee2] FROM [HumanResources].[Employee]
SELECT * INTO [HumanResources].[MaleEmployee] FROM [HumanResources].[Employee]
SELECT * INTO [HumanResources].[FemaleEmployee] FROM [HumanResources].[Employee]
Launch SQL Server Business Intelligence Development Studio and create a new project.
Let's start with a "Data Flow Task". Double click on it to open the Dataflow Pane and then drag an OLE DB Source on the working area and configure as shown below.
Then drag a Multicast Transformation and OLE DB Destination from the Toolbox as shown below and connect the tasks using the green arrow of OLE DB Source to the Multicast and then from the Multicast to the OLE DB Destination as shown below. Next right click on the OLE DB Destination and specify the destination connection manager and destination table as shown below. Please check the "Keep Identity" property on the OLE DB Destination editor to preserve the identity value coming from the source table we are using in this example.
Next drag another OLE DB Destination from the Toolbox, drag another green arrow from the Multicast to the new OLE DB Destination as shown below. Next right click on the second OLE DB Destination and specify the destination connection manager and destination table. Please check the "Keep Identity" property for this one as well.
Once you are done with all these configuration, just hit F5 or click on the Play icon on the IDE, then you can see the execution of the package.
Please note the below image, from the source there are 290 records and both destination tables have 290 records written as well as they should.
Multicast transformation was introduced in SSIS 2005 and further enhanced and optimized in SSIS 2008 to use multithreading while writing data to multiple destination refer to this article.
Conditional Split Transformation
Conditional Split Transformation is used to categorize the incoming source data into multiple categories as per defined conditions. What I mean here is, very much like the SWITCH CASE statement of any programming language, the conditional split transformation tests each incoming row on those defined conditions and wherever it matches with any of them it directs the row to that destination.
For example, consider you have a customer table, you want data of this table to be categorized on the basis of Age into Juniors, Adults and Seniors, another example, which I will be demonstrating in this tip, is if you have an employee table and you want data to be divided into Male and Female based on the value in the Gender column.
Conditional split also provides a default output in the case that the incoming row does not match any of the defined conditions, the row goes to the default output. This default output is normally used to move erroneous rows to a separate table.
Let's create another package and drag a Data Flow Task. Double click on it to open the Data Flow pane, now drag an OLE DB Source on the working area and configure it like this.
Then drag a Conditional Split Transformation from the Toolbox, drag the tiny green arrow of the OLE DB Source to the Conditional Split Transformation and configure it like this.
Next drag an OLE DB Destination and then drag the tiny green arrow from the Conditional Split Transformation to the OLE DB Destination. At this point it will ask you the condition to use which you just setup in the previous step. For the first one I selected "Case Female" and then I setup my OLE DB Destination as shown below. Once you are done with this OLE DB Destination configuration for Female, you need to repeat the same process for another OLE DB Destination configuration for Male.
After this has been setup you can execute the package and it should look like the below image. As you can see out of the 290 source records 84 are related to female and moved to the FemaleEmployee table and 206 records are related to male and hence moved to the MaleEmployee table.
So finally, the basic difference between Multicast Transformation and Conditional Split transformation is that Multicast Transformation generates exact copies of the source data, it means each recipient will have same number of records as the source whereas the Conditional Split Transformation divides the source data on the basis of defined conditions and if no rows match with this defined conditions those rows are put on default output.
Once you are done with these practical exercises, you can dropped all the objects which we created for these demonstration with this cleanup code provided below:
-- Script #2 - Cleanup script for work tables we created
IF OBJECT_ID('AdventureWorks.HumanResources.Employee1') IS NOT NULL
DROP TABLE [HumanResources].[Employee1]
IF OBJECT_ID('AdventureWorks.HumanResources.Employee2') IS NOT NULL
DROP TABLE [HumanResources].[Employee2]
IF OBJECT_ID('AdventureWorks.HumanResources.MaleEmployee') IS NOT NULL
DROP TABLE [HumanResources].[MaleEmployee]
IF OBJECT_ID('AdventureWorks.HumanResources.FemaleEmployee') IS NOT NULL
DROP TABLE [HumanResources].[FemaleEmployee]


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There are several ways you can get your eTrex 30 to function more as a weather barometer than an altimeter:
You should then calibrate the altimeter based on known altitudes. This will improve the barometric reading.
- Setup > Altimeter > Plot Type = Barometric Pressure
- Elevation Plot > (menu key) > Change Data Fields > (select one of the fields) > Barometer
There is also Setup > Units > Pressure, in case you want to switch between Millibars, Inches of mercury, or Mm of mercury.
More info on using your barometer / altimeter to predict backcountry weather:


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What does BIU stand for?
BIU stands for BikeTrial International Union
This definition appears somewhat frequently and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:
- Organizations, NGOs, schools, universities, etc.
See other definitions of BIU
We have 24 other meanings of BIU in our Acronym Attic
- Basic Income Unit
- Basic Information Unit
- Basic Interface Unit
- Beach Interface Unit (US DoD)
- Beat It Up
- Beirut Islamic University
- Belarusian Insurance Union
- Benson Idahosa University
- Berkeley International University (Delaware)
- Bibliothèque Interuniversitaire


Deploy ASP.NET MVC on IIS 6, solve 404, compression and performance problems
There are several problems with ASP.NET MVC application when
deployed on IIS 6.0:
 - Extensionless URLs give 404 unless some URL Rewrite module is
 used or wildcard mapping is enabled
 - IIS 6.0 built-in compression does not work for dynamic
 requests. As a result, ASP.NET pages are served uncompressed
 resulting in poor site load speed.
 - Mapping wildcard extension to ASP.NET introduces the following
 - Slow performance as all static files get handled by ASP.NET and
 ASP.NET reads the file from file system on every call
 - Expires headers doesn't work for static content as IIS does not
 serve them anymore. Learn about benefits of expires header from
 . ASP.NET serves a fixed expires header that makes content
 expire in a day.
 - Cache-Control header does not produce max-age properly and thus
 caching does not work as expected. Learn about caching best
 practices from
 - After deploying on a domain as the root site, the homepage
 produces HTTP 404.
Problem 1: Visiting your website's homepage gives 404 when
hosted on a domain
You have done the wildcard mapping, mapped.mvc extention to
ASP.NET ISAPI handler, written the route mapping for Default.aspx
or default.aspx (lowercase), but still when you visit your homepage
after deployment, you get:
You will find people banging their heads on the wall here:
Solution is to capture hits going to "/" and then rewrite it to
You can apply this approach to any URL that ASP.NET MVC is not
handling for you and it should handle. Just see the URL reported on
the 404 error page and then rewrite it to a proper URL.
Problem 2: IIS 6 compression is no longer working after
wildcard mapping
When you enable wildcard mapping, IIS 6 compression no longer
works for extensionless URL because IIS 6 does not see any
extension which is defined in IIS Metabase. You can learn about IIS
6 compression feature and how to configure it properly from
my earlier post
Solution is to use an HttpModule to do the compression for
dynamic requests.
Problem 3: ASP.NET ISAPI does not cache Static Files
When ASP.NET's DefaultHttpHandler serves static files, it
does not cache the files in-memory or in ASP.NET cache. As a
result, every hit to static file results in a File read. Below is
the decompiled code in DefaultHttpHandler when it handles a
static file. As you see here, it makes a file read on every hit and
it only set the expiration to one day in future. Moreover, it
generates ETag for each file based on file's modified date.
For best caching efficiency, we need to get rid of that
ETag, produce an expiry date on far future (like 30 days),
and produce Cache-Control header which offers better control
over caching.
So, we need to write a custom static file handler that will
cache small files like images, Javascripts, CSS, HTML and so on in
ASP.NET cache and serve the files directly from cache instead of
hitting the disk. Here are the steps:
 - Install an HttpModule that installs a Compression Stream
 on Response.Filter so that anything written on Response gets
 compressed. This serves dynamic requests.
 - Replace ASP.NET's DefaultHttpHandler that listens on *.*
 for static files.
 - Write our own Http Handler that will deliver compressed
 response for static resources like Javascript, CSS, and HTML.
Here's the mapping in ASP.NET's web.config for the
DefaultHttpHandler. You will have to replace this with your
own handler in order to serve static files compressed and
Solution 1: An Http Module to compress dynamic requests
First, you need to serve compressed responses that are served by
the MvcHandler or ASP.NET's default Page Handler. The
following HttpCompressionModule hooks on the
Response.Filter and installs a GZipStream or
DeflateStream on it so that whatever is written on the
Response stream, it gets compressed.
These are formalities for a regular HttpModule. The real
hook is installed as below:
Here you see we ignore requests that are handled by ASP.NET's
DefaultHttpHandler and our own StaticFileHandler that
you will see in next section. After that, it checks whether the
request allows content to be compressed. Accept-Encoding
header contains "gzip" or "deflate" or both when browser supports
compressed content. So, when browser supports compressed content, a
Response Filter is installed to compress the output.
Solution 2: An Http Module to compress and cache static file
Here's how the handler works:
 - Hooks on *.* so that all unhandled requests get served by the
 - Handles some specific files like js, css, html, graphics files.
 Anything else, it lets ASP.NET transmit it
 - The extensions it handles itself, it caches the file content so
 that subsequent requests are served from cache
 - It allows compression of some specific extensions like js, css,
 html. It does not compress graphics files or any other
Let's start with the handler code:
Here you will find the extensions the handler handles and the
extensions it compresses. You should only put files that are text
Now start handling each request from
Here you decide the compression mode based on
Accept-Encoding header. If browser does not support
compression, do not perform any compression. Then check if the file
being requested falls in one of the extensions that we support. If
not, let ASP.NET handle it. You will see soon how.
Calculate the cache key based on the compression mode and the
physical path of the file. This ensures that no matter what the URL
requested, we have one cache entry for one physical file. Physical
file path won't be different for the same file. Compression mode is
used in the cache key because we need to store different copy of
the file's content in ASP.NET cache based on Compression Mode. So,
there will be one uncompressed version, a gzip compressed version
and a deflate compressed version.
Next check if the file exits. If not, throw HTTP 404. Then
create a memory stream that will hold the bytes for the file or the
compressed content. Then read the file and write in the memory
stream either directly or via a GZip or Deflate stream. Then cache
the bytes in the memory stream and deliver to response. You will
see the ReadFileData and CacheAndDeliver functions
This function delivers content directly from ASP.NET cache. The
code is simple, read from cache and write to the response.
When the content is not available in cache, read the file bytes
and store in a memory stream either as it is or compressed based on
what compression mode you decided before:
Here bytes are read in chunk in order to avoid large amount of
memory allocation. You could read the whole file in one shot and
store in a byte array same as the size of the file length. But I
wanted to save memory allocation. Do a performance test to figure
out if reading in 8K chunk is not the best approach for you.
Now you have the bytes to write to the response. Next step is to
cache it and then deliver it.
Now the two functions that you have seen several times and have
been wondering what they do. Here they are:
WriteResponse has no tricks, but
ProduceResponseHeader has much wisdom in it. First it turns
off response buffering so that ASP.NET does not store the written
bytes in any internal buffer. This saves some memory allocation.
Then it produces proper cache headers to cache the file in browser
and proxy for 30 days, ensures proxy revalidate the file after the
expiry date and also produces the Last-Modified date from
the file's last write time in UTC.
How to use it
Get the HttpCompressionModule and
StaticFileHandler from:
Then install them in web.config. First you install the
StaticFileHandler by removing the existing mapping for
path="*" and then you install the HttpCompressionModule.
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 1. Hi Mehfuz,
 ActionFilter is a great way to selectively enable compression on some requests. My solution turns on compression for all requests. This way you don't need to include the filter attribute on all action methods.
 2. Hi Omar, as Mehfuz said I see a number of benifits of Action Filters over HttpModules, but before that just want to correct that You can apply the action filter on the Controller which in turn applies to all the action/public methods, it is not required to decorate method.
 1. I do not have to stick with a Fixed Cache Duration.
 2. Unable to exclude or need to have some kind of rule engine to exclude it from caching.
 3. One of the main reason of MVC becoming so poplular is TDD, with HTTPModules it is harder and sometime impossible to fit in TDD.
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Case 1: Workers has different rates
Work rate × Time to finish the job = 1 job done
Work rate = (1 job done) / (Time to finish the job)
Time of doing the job = (1 job done) / (Work rate)
Albert can finish a job in A days
Bryan can finish the same job in B days
Carlo can undo the job in C days
1/A = rate of Albert
1/B = rate of Bryan
1/C = rate of Carlo
Albert and Bryan work together until the job is done: (1/A + 1/B)t = 1
Albert is doing the job while Carlo is undoing it until the job is done: (1/A - 1/C)t = 1
Lejon can finish a job in 6 hours while Romel can do the same job in 3 hours. Working together, how many hours can they finish the job?
Case 2: Workers has equal rates
Work load = no. of workers × time to finish the job
Work done = no. of workers × time of doing the job
To finish the job
Work done = Work load
If a job can be done by 10 workers in 5 hours, the work load is 10(5) = 50 man-hours. If 4 workers is doing the job for 6 hours, the work done is 4(6) = 24 man-hours. A remaining of 50 - 24 = 26 man-hours of work still needs to be done.
Eleven men could finish the job in 15 days. Five men started the job and four men were added at the beginning of the sixth day. How many days will it take them to finish the job?


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equilibrium and gravity on a uniform beam
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Hi alexandertg6! Welcome to PF!
a uniform beam of length 12.0 m is supported by a horizontal cable and a hinge at angle θ = 70° with the vertical. The tension in the cable is 500 N. Find the gravitational force on the beam in unit vector notation and the force on the beam from the hinge in unit vector notation.
T =.5(horizontal distance) ( gravity) (mass)/ vertical distance
500 = (.5(9.8)(12sin70)m)/(12cos70)
hmm … you've taken moments about the hinge
but what's 12sin70º?


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This paper focuses on road sign classification for creating accurate and up-to-date inventories of traffic signs, which is important for road safety and maintenance. This is a challenging multi-class classification task, as a large number of different sign types exist which only differ in minor details. Moreover, changes in viewpoint, capturing conditions and partial occlusions result in large intra-class variations. Ideally, road sign classification systems should be robust against these variations, while having an acceptable computational load. This paper presents a classification approach based on the popular Bag Of Words (BOW) framework, which we optimize towards the best trade-off between performance and execution time. We analyze the performance aspects of PCA-based dimensionality reduction, soft and hard assignment for BOW codebook matching and the codebook size. Furthermore, we provide an efficient implementation scheme. We compare these techniques to design a fast and accurate BOW-based classification scheme. This approach allows for the selection of a fast but accurate classification methodology. This BOW approach is compared against structural classification, and we show that their combination outperforms both individual methods. This combination, exploiting both BOW and structural information, attains high classification scores (96.25% to 98%) on our challenging real-world datasets.
|Title of host publication||Proceedings of the 2014 22nd International Conference on Pattern Recognition (ICPR), 24-28 August 2014, Stockholm, Sweden|
|Place of Publication||Piscataway|
|Publisher||Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers|
|Publication status||Published - 2014|


text: Existing conceptual design methods mainly focus on component modeling and representation, which makes them insufficient to help in the conceptual design stage. Port ontology, as an approach to formally expressing product design, has been effectively applied to concept description of a product. An incidence matrix support for product conceptual design based on port ontology is given in this paper. It formally represents and organizes product information in both functional ontology and physical domain in a hierarchy. Port compatibilities are used to map and link the two components. This makes it possible to build incidence matrix and decompose it into an independence matrix, and allow designers from different backgrounds with various interests to access the design ontology. A multilevel matrix is constructed to generate principle schemes of products at different levels of abstraction, which facilitates design decision-making through the whole conceptual design stage. A case study is also given to demonstrate the proposed approach.


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Support User Transaction in sCrypt Debugger
We are happy to announce that sCrypt debugger now allows users to input their own transactions when debugging. This is essential when a contract written in sCrypt uses checkSig operation, which needs the current transaction to calculate and verify signature.
Below is an example configuration for debugging a contract. Besides attributes introduced before, there is a new attribute txContext with the following fields:
- hex: current transaction to be used in signature verification in hex format. It can be either signed or unsigned
- opReturn: initial data part of a stateful contract in ASM format. Multiple data pushes are allowed such as "00 1122 ffac"
- inputSatoshis: the amount of the UTXO referenced by the input, in satoshis
- inputIndex: index of the input in the transaction that is spending the UTXO containing our contract
Use Transaction from Testnet
We can debug contracts on the Bitcoin network. For instance, we deployed contract HashPuzzleP2PKH onto testnet using this code. It resulted in two transactions: one containing the contract in its output script and the other spending the output. From the spending transaction, we can easily find txContext and entryMethodParams. From the transaction being spent, we can identify constructorParams. The full debug configuration can be found here.


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It would be really cool if someone can help me with the following:
I drew a tube in sketchup and I managed to hide some handles to scale (via component Attributes - Behavior - Scale tool). So the user can only scale the tube in one direction. No I would like the scaling to snap on a multiple of 25.
So when my tube is 100cm and I scale it to 523, the lenght should snap to 525. When I scale the tube to 7cm, it should snap to 25.
25cm is the shortest the tube can be. 12m is the longest the tube can be.
Does anyone now how to do this?
I hope the question is clear enough. If not, don't hesitate to ask me more about the problem!
Thank you in advance and kind regads!
The maths to do this is relatively simple - divide by your "snap unit", round to an integer, then multiply up again by the snap unit.
But first, you need to know about the way that new values get updated from the user interface. For this, you need the special function "current()".
Current() receives a value from your mouse (or VCB) interaction, and then makes the DC equations update once, and only once. Without this, a reference such as...
LenX = round(LenX/25)*25
...doesn't know when to stop calculating, because every change to LenX makes it change again, and again - a circular reference. In reality, this kind of error is trapped, but still gives strange results.
The correct form is...
LenX = round(current("LenX")/25) * 25
Note that you must wrap the parameter name in quotes as shown here.
You could also use the functions ceiling() or floor(), if you want the snapping to always round up, or always round down - round() always goes to the closest one.
Also, watch out for small lengths that might snap to zero length - the IF function can test for this, e.g...
LenX = if ( current("LenX")>25, round(current("LenX")/25)*25, 25)
Here, if current("LenX") is over 25, you will get the result of the rounding functions, otherwise you get a fixed value of 25.
And there is yet another thing to be careful of. No matter what units you use for your drawing, current(), always return the length in inches! So if you are working in metric you may have to multiply the result by 2.54 before rounding.
LenX = if ( current("LenX")>25, round(current("LenX")*2.54/25)*25, 25)
There's a full list of functions HERE.
Thank you for the quick reply. I'm going to take some time to figure this out because I'm not that well-known with formulas.
I do understand the forumulas you gave me. Now I need to combine these untill I got what I need, am I right?
Is it still possible to adjust the tube in lenght with the scale tool?
Untill now I already created an attribute LenZ. Users could enter the length in a textbow. So I figure that it is either one or the other. Of "entering the lenght" - Or scaling the length with the limitation of a snap-formula.
Yes, you are on the right track...
To use snapping from the Options it's best to use a drop-down list - if an attribute is using a formula, it cannot also be editable in the Component Options window. As soon as the user chooses a new value in the window, the literal value will replace the formula - leaving the snapping disabled.
You can create a custom "data entry" attribute to use in the Options window, and then reference that inside the formula. But, to do that, you would still need to disable the scale tool completely, as there is no way to make the formula switch automatically between using the custom attribute when editing the window, or using current("LenZ") when you use the scale tool - it would require a function something like "Most_Recently_Changed(attr1,attr2)", which SU does not have (though it would be nice).
So, as you say, it is a matter of choosing one method or the other. This will depend on the context of the component - for "snap to grid" type functions, using the scale tool is usually most natural, whereas for "real world" objects that come in standard sizes (e.g. screw threads, shoe sizes), the Options window may be more appropriate.
Thank you very much!
I used this formula: LenZ=ROUND(CURRENT("LenZ")*2.54/25)*25 and it works perfectly.
It would be nice indeed.
Thank you for the quick replies. The explanation was very clear!
'bout time I was contributing a little more round here - the generosity of other forum users taught me most of what I use every day in SU.
I'll pay it forward when my I have some more knowledge about SU.
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Personalize the display name for dual phone numbers
If your SIM card supports more than one phone number, you can personalize the display name for your phone numbers to help with switching between lines.
 2. Click Device > Advanced System Settings > SIM Card.
 3. Highlight a phone number.
 5. In the Friendly Name field, type a display name for the phone number.
 6. Press the Enter key on the keyboard.


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The short answer is: It is complicated. The Icelandic constitution says that anyone can live off government land property but that only means berries, mushroom, Icelandic moss, seaweed and the like. It does not mean you can fish or hunt game since all animals in Iceland are protected unless otherwise stated or you got a hunting licence.
What can you eat in Icelandic nature?
Icelanders aren't as lucky as their friends in many other places for we do not have any fruit trees. A few people have started growing apple and pear trees in their gardens, but you won't find those out in the open.
We do, however, have many different kinds of berries such as blueberries, whortleberries, and strawberries. You will also find crowberries and rock brambles (which look a bit like a cross between red currant and raspberries). People also grow black currant, red currant and raspberries but you will not find them out in the wild.
Herbs and spices
Herbs and spices grow wild in Icelandic fields, and you can find creeping thyme (also called the ever so punny name wild thyme) and alpine lady's mantle (which is good for a sore throat). Additionally, chervil, lupine and angelica grow wild around the country.
You will find many kinds of seaweeds at the beach. Of that, Dulse is very popular, and some people call vertebrata lanosa the truffles of the north because they have a similar taste.
If you know mushrooms, you can pick them at will, but if you're not sure about them, it can be dangerous.
What is not allowed?
You cannot hunt animals. You can catch fish in the sea, but you can't catch salmon, trout or any other fish in rivers and lakes unless you have a fishing permit (which is expensive). It's the same with birds, and you definitely cannot hunt lambs, horses, cows or any other domestic animals. They are all privately owned. Reindeer are also off limit. You need to apply for a hunting licence, and it can take up to three years to get permission to use a gun in Iceland.
What does this mean?
It means you will need to buy most of your food. You will not be able to forage enough food for you to survive with Iceland. However, please do forage for spices, berries and other similar things. They are quite delicious.
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What Do Quails Eat?
Quails spend very little time in the air or in the water but spend a lot of time on the ground. They will eat plants, seeds, low hanging fruits, flowers, and leaves. Young quail will eat an occasional insect.
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Quails eat insects and seeds.
A quail will mostly eat seeds, including acorns. Other common foods are alfalfa sprouts, cabbage, small insects, and, on occasion, small amounts of grass.It is important that a quail be fed many insects during the first few days of its life - though quail are mostly herbivorous, protein is important to their growth.
The diet of the quail varies depending upon the time of year or the individual's age or sex. Quail mostly eat seeds, but sometimes they will eat invertebrate animals. You can find more information here: _URL_
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The quails like to nest in open grasslands and forest clearings leaving them open to attacks from predators. Domestic animals such as cats are more than big enough to hunt quails
Larger bird of prey, example eagle.
Quails are seed eaters but will also take insects and similar small prey.
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Every widget primitive and compound widget can carry a user-specified value of any IDL data type and organization; that is, every widget contains a variable that can store arbitrary information. This value is ignored by the widget and is for the programmer's convenience only.
The initial user value is specified using the UVALUE keyword to the widget creation function. If no initial value is specified, the user value is undefined. Once the widget exists, its user value can be examined and/or changed using the GET_UVALUE and SET_UVALUE keywords to the WIDGET_CONTROL procedure.
User values can be used to simplify event-handling. If each widget has a distinct user value, you need only check the user value of any event to determine which widget generated it. In practice, this means you do not need to keep track of the widget IDs of all the widgets in your widget hierarchy in order to determine what to do with a given event.
Another use for user variables is to simulate a variable that is available in more than one IDL routine. For example, you can set the user value of a top-level base widget equal to one or more widget IDs. You then have an easy way to pass the widget IDs from your widget creation routine to your event handling routine.
We will take advantage of both of these aspects of user values in Example 2: Event Processing and User Values.


Rotational Power Calculator
The rate at which a task or work is done is power. The power depends on the torque and the frequency of the rotation. Use our online rotational power calculator to find the power in rotational systems by entering torque and revolutions per minute(rpm). You can calculate rotational power in watt, autowatt, BTU/hour, erg/hour, gigawatt, kilowatt, megawatt, newton meter/hour, horsepower [electric], dyne meter/hour, electric horsepower and atmosphere cubic foot/hour.
Result :
If the torque is 50 Nm and RPM is 70, find rotational power?
Rotational Power = 50 * 2*3.14 * 70 / 60
= 366.51914250000004 W


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The last time I checked, most sugar is really dry (unless it's something like brown sugar). So why is it categorized as "wet"?
Sugar is not really a wet ingredient, it's just treated as one in certain types of baking (i.e. cakes).
When making a cake or other "fluffy" baked good, you want a fairly small amount of gluten to be produced, otherwise you'll get a chewy texture instead, and you definitely don't want a cake to be chewy like bread.
Dissolving sugar in the water inhibits the gluten-forming proteins. It's a method (actually, the method) of adding more liquid to the mix without getting a tough, chewy cake. It is for this reason that sugar is considered a "wet ingredient" - because the process only works properly if you add it with the water, not with the other dry ingredients.
It's even possible for sugar to be a dry and wet ingredient in the same recipe; you might add just enough sugar to the water to get the right texture, and add more to the dry ingredients for further sweetening.
I'm not sure what the context is, but I dug up this article that mentions sugar being a wet ingredient when baking certain items such as cake. A quick summary from the article:
"...the general idea is that Sugar and Water are Best Friends Forever, and they swear that nothing will ever separate them."
I'm guessing basically sugar is used with water (as opposed to being kept undissolved as a solid) so much that this is why it is considered 'wet,' at least in the context the article talks about.
Hope this helps!


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Error: An unknown error has occurred loading this published map
After creating and publishing a Published Map File (PMF) package, users are unable to open the PMF file in ArcReader. The following error is returned:
"An unknown error has occurred loading this published map."
In other situations, when users attempt to access a published map on ArcReader, the following error message is returned, and nothing is loaded:
"An unknown error has occurred while loading document."
There are several causes of this issue:
- Compatibility issue. This issue occurs due to users using different version of ArcReader and Publisher in ArcMap. For example, ArcGIS 10.1 PMF files are not backwards compatible with ArcGIS 10.0. In addition, ArcReader 10.1 cannot be installed on the same machine as ArcGIS Desktop 10.0, so this explains the error message.
- The location of the PMF files is altered. The end user does not have access to both the PMF and the data. In theory, if users do not have at least read access to the data, users are unable to open the map. Granted, that also depends upon how the map is published.
- PMF files are corrupted.
Solution or Workaround
Follow the suggested solutions below to solve this issue:
Download the right version of ArcReader which is compatible with version of Publisher in ArcMap. The link for downloading different ArcReader releases can be found here.
Ensure the user of the second machine has permission on the PMF and folder.
Create a new map document and publish it using the Publisher extension. To do this, follow the steps below:
1. From the Publisher toolbar, select Publish Map. 2. Create a new folder. The new folder is used to house both the PMF file and the data package. The reason for this is to keep all the elements of the published map together for future distribution to users who have ArcReader. 3. Name the file, and click Save. 4. From the Publisher toolbar, select Create Data Package. 5. Select the PMF file generated in Steps 1 - 3. Click Open. 6. Specify the save location. Use the folder created in Step 2. 7. Ensure that the Data Format is set to File Geodatabase. 8. Ensure that the box under Options is unchecked. 9. Click the Extent tab. 10. Check the boxes next to include all features in the dataset. Click OK. 11. Once the Data Package is created, send the entire folder created in Step 2 to the end user, and they now can access to the PMF as well as all of the published data.


Bluetooth and ANT+ Sensors
The Dash can be paired to Bluetooth and ANT+ sensors, including power meters, heart rate monitors, speed and cadence sensors, as well as smart trainers and other bio-sensors. To pair to a Bluetooth or ANT+ sensor:
 1. First activate or wake the sensor up.
 - Heart rate monitor: Put the sensor on.
 - Speed/Cadence sensors: Either move or pass by the corresponding magnet.
 - Power meter: Rotate the sensor.
 2. Go to Main Menu > Activity Sensors > Add Sensor > BLE or ANT Sensors.
 - A list of sensors available to the Dash will populate.
 3. Select a sensor and then choose from the following options:
 - Cancel: Cancels selection and sensor will not be added
 - Confirm: Adds sensor to the currently selected activity profile.
 - Enabled Activities: Adds sensor to all currently enabled activity profiles.
 - Add to All: Adds sensor to every activity profile.
Manual Entry (ANT+)
ANT+ sensors have simple ANT+ IDs that can be entered and saved to the Dash without using the search function. If the sensor has a visible ANT+ ID, it can be added directly into the activity sensors list:
 1. Go to: Main Menu > Activity Sensors > Add Sensors > Manual Entry.
 2. Select Sensor Type, then use the arrow buttons to select the correct sensor category.
 3. Press the enter button to confirm selection, then select Confirm.
 4. Locate the ANT+ ID number on your sensor and enter it into the number field.
 - Use the arrow buttons to change the digit and then use the enter button to advance to the next digit.
 - Note that if your sensor ID is shorter than the number of fields, it should be preceded by 0s.


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Verb: stretch strech
Noun: stretch strech
- Occupy a large, elongated area
"The park stretched beneath the train line";
- stretch along
- Extend one's limbs or muscles, or the entire body
"Stretch your legs!";
- Make longer or of full length; remove folds by pulling
"stretch out that piece of cloth";
- unfold, stretch out, extend
- Become longer by being stretched and pulled
"The fabric stretches"
- Make long or longer by pulling and stretching
"stretch the fabric";
- Lie down comfortably
"To enjoy the picnic, we stretched out on the grass";
- stretch out
- Pull in opposite directions
"During the Inquisition, the torturers would stretch their victims on a rack"
- Extend the scope or meaning of; often unduly
"Stretch the limits"; "stretch my patience"; "stretch the imagination"
- Corrupt, debase, or make impure by adding a foreign or inferior substance; often by replacing valuable ingredients with inferior ones
- load, adulterate, dilute, debase
- Increase in quantity or bulk by adding a cheaper substance
"stretch the soup by adding some more cream";
- Extend one's body or limbs
"Let's stretch for a minute--we've been sitting here for over 3 hours";
- stretch out
Adjective: stretch strech
- A large and unbroken expanse or distance
"a stretch of highway"; "a stretch of clear water"
- The act of physically reaching or thrusting out
- reach, reaching
- (racing) a straightaway section of a racetrack
- Exercise designed to extend the limbs and muscles to their full extent
- Extension to or beyond the ordinary limit
"running at full stretch"; "by no stretch of the imagination"; "beyond any stretch of his understanding"
- An unbroken period of time during which you do something
"there were stretches of boredom"; "he did a stretch in the federal penitentiary";
- The capacity for being stretched
- stretchiness, stretchability
- Having an elongated seating area
"a stretch limousine"
- Easily stretched
Derived forms: stretching, stretched, stretches
See also: elastic, long
Type of: be, broaden, change form, change shape, continuance, corrupt, deform, draw, duration, elasticity, exercise, exercising, expanse, extend, extension, force, grow, increase, lengthen, lie, lie down, motility, motion, move, movement, physical exercise, physical exertion, pull, snap, spoil, straight, straightaway, strain, tense, tense up, widen, workout
Part of: racecourse, racetrack, raceway, track


What Is Considered Upper Class In The US?
What salary is considered upper class in NYC?
A household income of $2,000,000 is needed for an upper class lifestyle..
What is considered upper class in America?
What is considered rich in the US?
What percentage of Americans make over 100k?
Is 200k a year rich?
What are the 5 social classes?
What is high class salary?
The 2018 piece from Pew reported that, in 2016, the median income for the upper-income class was $187,872. While for the middle class, it was $78,442, and for the lower class, it was $25,624 (in 2016 dollars; figures reflect a three-person household).
What is top 5 percent income in US?
Is 500k a year rich?
What is the top 1%?
How much money does the average American have in the bank?
What is considered upper class 2019?
What is top 10 percent income in US?
Top 10% of individual earnings started at $125,105.00 in the United states in 2019.
Is 200k a good salary in NYC?
Is 500k a good salary in NYC?
$500,000 annually, even considering NYC expenses, would be rich, and closer to Top 1 Percent territory than Middle Class. Meaning one could live quite well on $500K.
Is 150k a good salary in NYC?
According to U.S. Census Bureau's 2013-2017 American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, the median individual income in New York City is $50,825. Inflation would bring this number a little higher, but not that much higher. So yes, 150k is a good salary in NYC even before bonus.
Is making 50k a year good?
What is a good net worth by age?
What percentage of Millennials make over 100k?
38%About 38% of millennials earning $100,000 a year or more think they're middle class, according to an INSIDER and Morning Consult survey. The survey polled 4,400 Americans — 1,207 of them identified as millennials, defined by the survey as people ages 22 to 37 (237 respondents did not select a generation).
Is 120000 per year a good salary?