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Though there are many diet programs claiming to be "God's way" to healthy living, and while some of them are based on biblical principles, and even have proven effective for weight loss, What Would Jesus Eat? is the first to note the obvious health benefits of what Jesus ate. In this comprehensive program, Dr. Don Colbert reveals the sensible approach to healthy eating laid out by the ultimate role model. Readers will discover:
 * Why foods forbidden in the Old Testament are unhealthy
 * Jesus's favorite foods, including "fast foods" and dessert
 * The health benefits of foods Jesus ate, and the health risks of foods He avoided
Also included are Dr. Colbert's tools to effectively follow the plan: recipes, nutritional information, and practical advice, including how to follow Jesus's model of eating with foods readily available today.
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CamRuler lets you measure (almost) anything that you can take a photo of. Now you don't need to carry a ruler around just to get a measurement - your phone's got you covered.
CamRuler produces measurements by utilizing a reference object of known dimensions in the image you wish to measure. The app comes pre-loaded with common objects such as:
-Coins and paper currency (US, CAN, UK, EU, AUS, MEX)
-Common paper sizes (8.5x11, Legal size, business card, index card)
All you need to do is take a photo (or have someone send you one) with your chosen reference object in it.
You can also create your own custom objects of known dimensions (so if your country's currency isn't pre-loaded, you can add it).
Another measurement option is using a custom reference length, which can be used to get distance measurements from maps with scale bars, as well as length measurements on microscope photos (micrographs and electron micrographs) given a length reference. CamRuler's custom reference length mode also works well if there is an image of a ruler in the photo.
CamRuler allows users to choose between many common units of measurement, both metric and imperial:
-Metric: nanometers, micrometers, millimeters, centimeters, meters, kilometers
-Imperial: inches, feet, yards, miles, nautical miles
You can also set a custom scale (architectural scale) for whatever you are measuring - things such as blueprints, designs, scale models and get the relevant measurement. CamRuler comes pre-loaded with common scales and also allows you to set your own.
CamRuler allows you to set a label for your measurements and save them as a screenshot to your phone's camera roll. You can also save images for future measurement.
CamRuler allows you to take new photos or use images in your phone's camera roll. This makes it easy to ask someone to send you a photo from a remote location - then you can measure it on the fly. Pretty useful!
Limitations: The measurements you make must be in the same plane (or as close as possible) as the reference object you select. Also, measurements will be more accurate when the reference object takes up more space in the image.
The accuracy of the measurements provided by CamRuler depend on the user's ability to correctly target the reference object. While it's possible to get accurate measurements with CamRuler, the measurements should be considered an estimate only, and should not be used where precision is required. Using a quarter as a reference object, accuracies within a millimeter can be achieved.
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If you ever go to Mallorca the first thing you'll see when you look down from the plane are windmills. When you take a bus or taxi from the airport you'll see about a million more windmills. When you google "Why does Mallorca" it autocompletes "have so many windmills?" So we're here to answer that question.
In our town of Manacor I don't think I could count how many windmills there are. In one block alone there are at least 10. The vast majorities of the windmills here and in Palma don't have their spokes/vanes/blades anymore. Also most don't have their coned top. Most look like they're falling apart like in this picture.
Even without blades or a roof they used to be windmills. And the questions are: why are there so many windmills all over Mallorca? Are they all the same? Are they still in use? How long have they been here?
How long have they been here?
The concept of windmills were probably brought over by the Romans or Moors. So a long time ago. They've changed a lot since then to have a unique Mallorcan flare. Some had a steering pole so you could change the direction to the wind. Some were painted blue and white which has become the traditional coloring of them. In the 1600s they were so important that millers got together and created a guild. The guild owned all of the repair tools so everyone had to work together (and couldn't buy their own stuff individually). This guild chose Saint Lawrence as their patron saint and some windmills have his image on them.
Some were covered in cotton or wool which made a great impression on Pope Pius IX who visited Mallorca in the 1850s/1860s. Maybe. This could just be a rumor.
Are they all the same?
No, there are 2 kinds: Flour and water windmills.
Probably the vast majority of windmills in Manacor are former flour mills. They've been written about since the 1400s. They were probably around before then (Romans/Moors probably brought them to the island) but maybe no one wanted to write about them. The ones still around probably date from between the 1600s-1800s. You can tell, the stairs are worn down severely from people walking up and down for hundreds of years.
The World Monument Fund says there used to be around 900 on the island but 200 have probably been lost – but First Mallorca says over 3,000 flour mills are on the island (this feels more accurate when you look around) 600 are considered "classical." On a short walk through Manacor we counted over 15.
The base of these mill is called the cintell and it's actually a small house. It serves as the foundation of the windmill as well as the home of the miller and his family. Most of the former flour mills in Manacor are now homes.
Some are remodeled and others are dissolving from age. When we were looking at apartments there were at least 3 listings for windmill homes. They're gorgeous, obviously with arched ceilings and intricate stone work.
Some have the coned top intact. Most still have the cylindrical stone tower above them – while others have chopped the whole tower off and continue living in the stone base. There are many guilds and groups "Friends of the Windmills" which will help you remodel your windmill at little to no cost to you. Additionally some tourist taxes have gone into remodeling the windmills.
The tower used to hold the millstones. Some of the remolded versions online have been converted into bedrooms.
The vanes were made of metal and would be covered with cotton or wood to make sails. I've never seen one that still has fabric on the sails.
People deposited their grain at the top, the wind would turn the sails which would turn a driveshaft. There were two millstones inside the tower, one was fixed and the other is connected to the driveshaft which turned with the wind. The grain would be milled into flour between the stones. As more grain is added it would push the finished product down onto ramps where it could be bagged.
In the 1890s the railway made the grain mills less important since you could just bring food anywhere on the island. According to Mallorca Incognita the last one stopped milling in 1964. 500+ years is a pretty good run for any piece of technology.
These were used to extract water from underground wells or reservoirs. This water was usually for irrigating crops.
These are the most common windmills you'll see in the Palma area. First Mallorca says there are around 2,500 water extraction windmills. They can have a platform below them but many just stand directly on the ground.
The tower can be square or rounded – the top may have angles to it. There are modern versions with metal blades (that are still in use in agricultural areas like Pla de Sant Jordi). In short there are loads of different kinds of windmills – you can see a whole list here.
The first water mill dates back to 1845. It wasn't actually made to irrigate agriculture. It was made, as Trump would say, to drain the swamp. There was a swampy bit of land and a Dutch engineer was like "I can fix that." A local man figured he could use it to actually irrigate something so he tweaked the design to have wooden blades but no real sails – called a ramell (after a flower in Catalan). Every man since then took a look at the design and made tweaks to the blades or the shapes. One was even close-able like an umbrella if it got too windy.
At the best of times they could pump 40,000 liters and hour which is way too much and ended up causing people to dig deeper and deeper each year. They were still being used until the 1970s. Three things happened almost at once that killed off the mainstream use of the water mill
- The 60s and 70s was the beginning of the tourism boom for Mallorca. Tourism began bringing more people than the island could provide water or food for. So there was a push for electric mills.
- Underground aquifers were ruined by sea water and it wasn't worth it anymore to get underground water.
- Franco died in 1975 and the whole country underwent a giant political remodel. Many people moved after his death so many mills and farms were just abandoned.
So these mills didn't last as long as the flour mills. They barely made over 100 years.
So in short why are there so many windmills all over Mallorca?
People need to eat and drink. Mills provided water to crops and mills crushed the crops into delicious flour to make bread. We didn't always have railroads or boats to bring things over and people needed to grow their own food.
The only reason you can still see them is because they're extensively (and expensively) remodeled – some say this is only done to please tourists. And some people blame the tourists for destroying the mills in the first place. If you want to be accurate: wind and water are destroying the mills which is ironic because they were designed to use wind to get water.

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Mexican Redknee (Brachypelma smithi)
The Mexican Redknee Tarantula is probably the most popular of all pet tarantulas. Native to the Pacific desert of Mexico, it is known to be one of the longest living tarantula species, with females living up to 30 years in captivity. Whether you're a beginner or an advanced hobbyist, you can't go wrong with a Mexican Redknee Tarantula. Due to this spider's gentle nature, colorful appearance, large body size, and long life, it is easy to see why the Mexican Redknee Tarantula is such a desired animal in the hobby.
Range: Pacific desert scrubland of Mexico
Diet: Spiderlings will eat pinhead crickets, and other small insects. Adults eat crickets, other large insects such as lobster roaches.
Size: 5 to 5.5 inches when fully grown.
Growth: Slow Growth
Temperature: 75° to 80° Fahrenheit
Humidity/Water Requirements: 50 to 60%. All tarantulas that have at least a 3" legspan may drink from a shallow, wide water dish. Spiderlings will require light misting to drink droplets of water.
Temperament: Docile and easy to handle. May flick urticating hairs when disturbed.
Housing: Spiderlings can live in a small clear plastic deli-container with air holes poked with a pin. Use a small amount of substrate such as vermiculite, peat moss or coco fiber. Adults will live in a Large Terrestrial Cage Floor space is more important than height. No decorations are really needed, but you can add a log, or cork bark. Always house tarantulas seperately.

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Let's find possible answers to "Japanese emperor" crossword clue. First of all, we will look for a few extra hints for this entry: Japanese emperor. Finally, we will solve this crossword puzzle clue and get the correct word. We have 1 possible solution for this clue in our database.
- "Princess Ida" follow-up operetta, with "The"
- "Tit-Willow" opera (with "The")
- Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, with 'The'
- Ruler in a Gilbert and Sullivan title
- Gilbert and Sullivan operetta (with "The")
- The _, Gilbert and Sullivan work featuring Ko-Ko and Nanki-Poo
- Gilbert and Sullivan emperor


Best Practices for Creating NLP Test Cases
Creating NLP Test Cases
The Functionize NLP Test Creation system is highly advanced and is specifically designed to understand test cases. It can cope with unstructured tests, but it is far better to provide clear, unambiguous test cases.
The following advice will help you create better test cases for the system to process.
 1. Review your test plan before submitting it and ensure it meets the guidelines above.
 2. Remove any test steps that are obsolete and/or unnecessary.
 3. Ensure that verification actions are included for each step.
 If the test step is "Open the URL" the next step should check that the page opened correctly. For instance, "verify the page title is login" or "verify the login form is displayed".
 If the test step is "enter username 'test' and password 'password', then click on the submit button", the next step should check whether the 'test' user is correctly logged in. For instance, "verify the username 'test' is displayed top right".
 If the test requires a long form to be filled in, you should add intermediate verification steps. For instance, on an address form, after the street, town, and postcode fields have been entered, verify that the postcode field displays a valid postcode. It will also help to capture a screenshot of the input steps for later verification.
 4. Double-check every URL in the test case.
 In particular, the initial URL used during test job creation must be exactly correct. Pay particular attention to any variables being passed in the URL.
 5. Don't leave logical gaps in the flow.
 Our system is intelligent, but it isn't a human! If there are any missing steps, it won't know what to do. For instance, a human will just dismiss a popup warning message about weak passwords, but the NLP system won't.
See also: Effective Test Case Writing in NLPKeywords Used by the NLP System and Operators Used to Test Dynamic Data.
Format for Submitting NLP Test Cases
Functionize NLP Test Cases need to be submitted in a particular format.
 1. The test plan should be a spreadsheet with a minimum of three columns with headers given in CAPITALS as below:
 a. STEP
 b. TEST DATA
 2. The TEST DATA and EXPECTED RESULT columns can be empty, but must be present. Without these, the system won't be able to read your test case.
 3. The document must be either a CSV (.csv) or excel file (.xlsx).
 4. Test cases must not contain any blank rows.
 5. Any instructions or comments relating to the test case should be added as rows above the three mandatory headers listed above. These rows must use a double forward slash '//' to indicate they are not part of the actual test.
 6. Remove any unicode or special characters that may not load or display properly.
Note: If the system is unable to identify the correct column headers, or if they are not written correctly, you will be brought to a mapping modal to let our system know which columns contain the correct information. Use this to tell the system what the correct columns are.


Definition of:Microdrive
An ultra-miniature hard disk from Hitachi Global Systems. The Microdrive was introduced by IBM in 1998 and acquired by Hitachi in 2002. It contains a single disk platter the size of an American quarter that holds up to 8GB. Using one or two GMR heads, the entire mechanism is built into a Type II CompactFlash form factor.
Size Matters
The tiny elements inside such a small drive offer an advantage. Because the actuator has 50 times less inertia than one used in a larger drive, it can ramp up to full speed in half a second. As a result, the drive can stop spinning when data are not being accessed, which conserves power in handheld devices. See actuator and CompactFlash.
The Microdrive
A marvel of electromechanical technology, the Microdrive platter stops rotating to conserve power and can ramp up to full speed in half a second.


Question: How To Tie A Bag To A Motorcycle?
How much can you carry on a motorcycle?
How do you carry large items on a motorcycle?
Here's how you can have it all.
 1. A Backpack. This is the simplest solution.
 4. Top Trunk.
 5. Built-In Storage.
 6. Hard Luggage.
 7. Straps.
How do you carry groceries on a motorcycle?
How do you carry water on a motorcycle?
Carry them in PVC pipe attached to skid, tool-tube side of bike, or down low inside pannier racks. You could even fit quite a bit inside some Wolfman Rolie or Aerostich tank panniers. Many pannier racks will carry RotoPax, Kolpin, or similar water containers down low. Use the cross-brace.
You might be interested: Often asked: How To Carry Extra Fuel On Motorcycle?
How do you pack a motorcycle?
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 1. Stay balanced. The most important thing to have in mind when packing is to keep both sides balanced.
 2. Packing for two.
 3. Learn to prioritize.
 4. Heavy on the Bottom.
 5. Pack Small.
 6. Reusable items.
 7. Spread the Load.
 8. Small but Essential Things.
How much weight can a 250 motorcycle carry?
Does weight matter on a motorcycle?
What should I carry on my motorcycle?
10 Things You Should Always Carry On a Motorcycle Ride
 - Ear Plugs. If you ride without ear plugs then don't expect to have much hearing left as the years go by.
 - Towel for cleaning.
 - Tool kit.
 - Cell (Smart) phone.
 - Tire Gauge.
 - Fuses.
 - Bulbs.
 - First Aid Kit.


Exploring Guangzhou: 4 Interesting Things To Do
There are many cities around the world known for being busy trade destinations and Guangzhou happens to be one of them.
Despite the busyness within the trade area of this city, the rest of the streets have quite a different atmosphere, which is laidback and calm. Visitors can spend their time in this city exploring sights, both old and new, while admiring how past and current traditions and thoughts blend together seamlessly.
Here are 4 things that everyone must do while visiting Guangzhou:
1. Go to the Top of Canton Tower
things to do in Guangzhou: Canton Tower
Canton Tower is the tallest building within Guangzhou and the second tallest one in the entire country. Those who venture to the top will find themselves four hundred and fifty meters in the air on the observation deck, as they see panoramic views of the city. The best time to visit this tower is at night, as the views include the magic from the city being lit up.
2. Visit Shamian Island
things to do in Guangzhou: Shamian Island
The trade industry was important on this island until the middle of the 19th century, and while some of that history is still present, visitors can tell that the colonial influence is everywhere. As people wander around the island, they will see how some areas have been influenced by one country, while other areas have been influenced by other countries. The French Catholic Church is one of the main attractions on the island, as are the row of houses that used to be known as the Thirteen Factories.
3. Visit the Chimelong Zoo
things to do in Guangzhou: Chimelong Zoo
This zoo is also a safari park, circus, amusement park, water park, golf center, and resort, so people will find something that they love when they visit! Everyone can either ride in a cart or walk past animals that are allowed to roam freely within the three hundred and twenty acres of this park and zoo. While the animals are wild, visitors are allowed to interact with a few of them. Although there are many animals, the most popular one is the pandas, and the only area of the country that has more than they do here is Chengdu. There is also a crocodile farm with at least one hundred thousand crocodiles that many people are fascinated by. The amusement park has some amazing rides, as does the waterpark, so visitors may want to plan on spending at least a day here.
4. Take One of the Pearl River Cruises
things to do in Guangzhou: Pearl River Cruises
The Pearl River is the third largest river in the country and one of the best ways for visitors to see the city of Guangzhou is to take a cruise along this river. While the daytime cruises are wonderful, most people will prefer the evening ones when the city is lit up bright under the nighttime sky. A few of the places that cruisers will see include the Nanfang Mansion, the White Swan Hotel, the White Goose Pool, and the Guangzhou Bridge.
These four things are the highlights of this fabulous city, but there are many other attractions that everyone will want to visit when they are there. These four things only touch upon the beauty that is everywhere in Guangzhou and there is plenty more waiting to be discovered.
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Use Tab Groups to organize a lot of tabs
Tab Groups (also known as Panorama) are an easy way to organize a lot of tabs. With Tab Groups, you can visually group related tabs, switch between groups and quickly search through all of your tabs. This article will have you juggling dozens of tabs in no time.
Why should I use Tab Groups?
If you're a tab addict, regularly ending up with more tabs than fit on the Tab Strip, Tab Groups were made for you. They're also great for grouping tabs by task and then switching between them. Try out the steps in the rest of this article – you'll quickly see how useful they are.
How do I create a Tab Group?
If you don't already have a number of tabs open to work with, do it now.
 1. Enter the Tab Groups view by using the keyboard shortcut, Command + Shift + ECtrl + Shift + E.
 2. When you enter the Tab Groups view for the first time, you'll see thumbnail previews of all of your tabs in one group. To make a new group, simply drag one tab out of the group and then drag a second one on top of it. A box will be drawn around them.
 - You can continue adding tabs to that new group and you can create more groups.
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 3. When you are done, just click on a tab to exit the view. You will be returned to Firefox, the tab you clicked on will be active and only the tabs in that group will be visible.
Tip: You can add a Tab Group button to your toolbar to give you easy access. See Customize Firefox controls, buttons and toolbars for instructions.
Panorama button
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How do I switch between Tab Groups?
Switching between tab groups is easy. Just enter the tab groups view by clicking Command + Shift + ECtrl + Shift + E, then click on the tab group you want to view. The tab you clicked on will be active and only the tabs in that group will be visible.
 - You can also use the keyboard shortcut, Ctrl + 'control + ' allows you to go to the next Tab Group and Ctrl + Shift + 'control + shift + ' to the previous Tab Group.
Try it out: Tab Groups are great for grouping tabs by task. For example, you might have a group of tabs related to searching for a gift and another group for paying your bills online. Try creating groups for things you normally do online and use Tab Groups to switch between them. It's an easy way to stay organized.
How do I search through my tabs?
Quickly find that tab – it's much easier than finding a needle in a haystack.
 2. Click the search button on the right side of the window to bring up the search box and then just begin typing the name of the tab you're trying to find.
 - Or just start typing and a search will happen automatically.
 3. As you type, the tabs that match your search will be highlighted. Just click on a tab to select it and be returned to Firefox.
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 - If you have more than one Firefox window open, you may see tabs from other windows that match your search listed at the bottom of the window. Clicking one of those will switch you to that Firefox window, tab and group.
How do I organize my Tab Groups?
Tab Groups can easily be resized, rearranged and named. When you're done with a group you can close it and get rid of all of its tabs at once.
 - Resizing Tab Groups – Click and drag the resize handle at the bottom-right corner of a group to make it bigger or smaller. As you resize the group the tabs will get bigger and smaller accordingly.
 - If you make the group small enough, the tabs will get stacked on top of one another. Below this stack, a preview button will appear. Click the preview button to see what tabs are in the stack without changing the size of the group.
 - Rearranging Tab Groups – Click and drag on an empty area along the sides or bottom of a group to move it around the screen.
 - Naming Tab Groups – Click next to the pencil icon at the top of a group and type in a name for it. Then just hit ReturnEnter or click on some other area of the window.
 - Closing Tab Groups – Each tab group has a close button in the upper-right corner. Clicking it will close that group and all of its tabs.
 - If you've closed a tab group by accident, you can click the Undo Close Group button to restore it before leaving the Panorama view.
Pinned Tabs in Tab Groups
When you are using Pinned Tabs with Tab Groups, they will be represented by their site's icon on the right side of each tab group.
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Angus Australia
Contractural arachnodactyly (CA)
Congenital contractural arachnodactyly (CA) also known as 'Fawn calf syndrome' was first identified in Victoria in 1998.
The condition causes development defects within the calves, which are typically born alive, with most surviving to maturity. CA calves appear visibly abnormal with restricted movement caused by reduced elasticity of the connective tissue. Calves will display restricted movement within their front legs, their hind legs will be set back behind them (hyperextension) and will display an upward arching of their spine.
The visible symptoms of the condition become increasingly difficult to detect as the animal grows and the ability for these features to improve over time, is an important characteristic of diagnosing the condition.
CA is controlled by a simple recessive mutation.
Further reading
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Bulk adding Firefly usernames using a CSV file
Use a CSV file to quickly and easily add Firefly usernames in bulk.
- Create a CSV file populated with the following columns (in this order):
- full name
- Open the Control Panel, then choose Users > Import Users.
- Select a group from the drop-down, then choose Import Users.
- Select Choose File, locate your CSV file and select Open.
- Choose Import Users again to upload.


¡Bienvenidos a Chapala Mexican Restaurant!
We're a family business and we first opened our doors in April of 2019 with the hope of bringing authentic and delicious Mexican food made with love to the Denver area. Thank you for coming to dine with us, and we're excited to provide y'all with the best food and service in town!
A brief history of Chapala:
Chapala is a town and municipality in the central Mexican state of Jalisco, located on the north shore of Lake Chapala, Mexico's largest freshwater lake.
Until the arrival of the Spanish in the 16th century, nomadic Amerindian tribes, including the Nahuatl, occupied the Lake Chapala region. They migrated from northwestern Mexico and gave rise to the Aztec civilization. Chapala is named after the last chief of the Nahuatl, Chapalac. Ajijic, the second largest town along the lake's northwestern shore, received its name from the Nahuatl word for "Place where the water springs forth."
Lake Chapala in southeastern Jalisco is Mexico's largest lake, occupying about 1,112 square kilometers (430 square miles). The lake provides critical habitat for several species of migratory birds, including the white pelican.
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How paintballs are made
How Paintballs Are Made
Softgels are made on special, very expensive, softgel encapsulating machines. In 1933, Robert Scherer designed and patented the first such machine. Here's how a softgel encapsulation machine works:
- Hot liquid gelatin is formed into two thin but wide gelatin ribbons. Each gelatin ribbon passes over a rotating die. The dies are designed to form a capsule of a particular size and shape, such as a paintball. Softgels can be round like paintballs, oblong, or unusually-shaped.
- Each die with its gelatin ribbon presses against the other die as the dies rotate. Each die has half the gelatin shell. As the dies meet, the fill (whatever goes inside the softgel) is injected into the area between the two gelatin sheets. The dies continue to rotate, pressing the two warm gelatin ribbons against each other and forming a filled gelatin capsule. The seam on a paintball shows where the two gelatin sheets met.
- Finally, the now-sealed gelatin capsule drops away from the rotating dies. It is not, however, ready to use when it drops form the machine. For example, when it drops down, what will become a paintball is rubbery and larger than it will be when it is ready to shoot. These bouncy, not-quite-ready softgels are gently tumbled, and then dried in trays in a climate-controlled environment. The gelatin and fill shrink as they dry.
- At RPS, technicians constantly monitor the encapsulation machines as they run. Technicians will randomly check the encapsulations to see the product meets required specifications. Technicians also check the paintballs when they're dry. Any that are not up to RPS's specifications are removed and destroyed. When ready, the paintballs are packaged to move onward toward the end consumers.
- Paintballs are made from materials such as Gelatin derived from pork skins and beef bones/hides, Poly-Ethel Glycol (PEG), Glycerin, Sorbitol, water, free fatty acids, titanium dioxide, starches, surfactants, emulsifiers and FD+C colorants. A majority of these components are naturally occurring (although processed) such as Gelatin, water and Soybean. Other materials are derivatives of other natural components such as PEG, and starches. All are non-toxic and safe for use in paintball.


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.
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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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Created by Contensis product team, last modified by r.turner on 21 Jul 2020
Components are groups of fields you can add to your content types. A component can be used as single element of a content type, or repeated. For example, an address component is a set of text fields for capturing someone's house number, street name, county, postcode, country, and so on. So, your content type could contain a single address component, or it could use multiple addresses when assigned to a composer field.
Think of components as a set of pre-defined fields that help keep your input types consistent across multiple content types.
As an example, a social component may contain the fields required to generate open graph metadata such as title, description, image, and author. Components are created using the component builder.


Question: Which Flower Symbolizes Healing?
What does a sunflower symbolize?
What does a sunflower symbolise.
Sunflowers symbolise loyalty, adoration thanks to the myth of Clytie and Apollo.
And, because of their association with the sun, sunflowers are well-known for being a happy flower and the perfect bloom for a summer flower delivery to brighten someone's mood!.
What do lilies represent?
Each different variety of lily holds a different meaning. But the most common meaning is purity and fertility. The sweet and innocent beauty of the lily flower has given it the association of fresh life and rebirth.
What is a symbol for healing?
A snake coiled around a staff is a widely recognized symbol of healing. A snake coiled around a staff is a widely recognized symbol of healing. The staff belongs to Asklepios, the mythical Greek god of medicine.
What flower symbolizes hope and strength?
GladiolusGladiolus. Remembrance, faithfulness, and sincerity all are represented by the gladiolus. Their tall, strong stems symbolize a strength of character as well.
What flower means self love?
NARCISSUSNARCISSUS: Egotism, conceit, self love, self admiration, formality, stay as sweet as you are. Also known as the birthflower for December.
Do plants have healing properties?
Plants with healing properties Several are edible (as detailed below) and none of them is poisonous. Aloe vera gel inside the leaves soothes and heals the skin, and extracts from the plant are used in everything from shaving cream to sun lotion. … Both leaves and flowers are edible and can be used in salad.
What is the most resilient flower?
Resilient flowers for spring and summerSanguisorba 'Red Thunder' If you're looking to turn heads with something a little more unusual, this Sanguisorba is just the ticket. … Salvia nemerosa 'Caradonna' … Euphorbia charcias subsp. … Amelanchier lamarkii. … Hydrangea paniculata 'Limelight' … Alchemilla mollis. … Cosmos.Apr 23, 2019
What flower symbolizes happiness?
Pink Rose. The blush colour of these buds symbolises happiness, joy, gratitude and admiration. They are a favorite in bridal, thank you and congratulations bouquets..
What flower represents healing?
PeonyPeony have long been known for their healing powers.
What plant represents healing?
Aloe Vera: Healing and Protection Unsurprisingly, Aloe vera plants are usually associated with healing and protection.
What color means friendship?
What flowers symbolize friendship?
1. Yellow rose. The yellow rose is perhaps the best known flower of friendship.
What is the most healing plant?
Nature's 9 Most Powerful Medicinal Plants and the Science Behind ThemTurmeric.Evening primrose oil.Flax seed.Tea tree oil.Echinacea.Grapeseed extract.Lavender.Chamomile.More items…•Feb 28, 2019
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Is there a symbol for joy?
Light is the symbol of joy and of life-giving power, as darkness is of death and destruction. … In our physical world we see things through the medium of light. In the symbolic world, we see not with light but with wisdom. Therefore, light is often associated with enlightenment.
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An obligation of record entered into before some court of record or magistrate duly authorized, with condition to do some particular act, as to appear at the same or some other court, to keep the peace, or pay a debt. A recognizance differs from a bond, being witnessed by the record only, and not by the party's seal.
- Law An obligation of record that is entered into before a court or magistrate, containing a condition to perform a particular act, such as making a court appearance.
- Law A sum of money pledged to assure the performance of such an act.
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Definition of Sensitivity
Sensitivity: 1. In psychology, the quality of being sensitive. As, for example, sensitivity training, training in small groups to develop a sensitive awareness and understanding of oneself and of ones relationships with others. 2. In disease epidemiology, the ability of a system to detect epidemics and other changes in disease occurrence. 3. In screening for a disease, the proportion of persons with the disease who are correctly identified by a screening test. 4. In the definition of a disease, the proportion of persons with the disease who are correctly identified by defined criteria.Source: MedTerms™ Medical Dictionary
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DANIEL KYALO1, ERIC BETT2, BERNHARD FREYER2, RHODA BIRECH3, KIBET NGETICH4
1Egerton University, Agricultural Economics & Agri-Business Management, Kenya
2University of Natural and Applied Life Sciences (BOKU), Inst. of Organic Farming, Austria
3Egerton University, Crop Horticulture and Soil Sciences, Kenya
4Egerton University, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, Kenya
The nature of marketing of high value agricultural products such as Organic products has evolved over time, resulting into well coordinated physical, exchange and facilitating functions. However, the degree of market efficiency and effectiveness of these functions is highly influenced by the nature of interactions between the actors and their attributes. The current study aimed at offering policy options for improving marketing of organic products in Kenya through an analysis of the marketing channels. First, the study identified the actors and activities involved in marketing of organic products in Nairobi urban area. Secondly, the commodity (organic fruits and vegetables) attributes, the actors and the activities were analysed with view of determining how they influence two key outcomes: transaction costs and profitability. Primary data for the study was collected through a survey among 31 traders dealing in organic fruits and vegetables within Nairobi city. The data were analysed within the Institutions Analysis and Development (IAD) Framework.
Results indicate that although transaction costs exist in the three channels identified, the nature and magnitude of such costs greatly varies across the channels depending on the number of players and their attributes. Traders incur transaction costs while searching and screening for reliable suppliers and customers, transporting the product and enforcing contracts. Furthermore, the type of transaction costs incurred within each marketing channel highly depends on the level of information asymmetry between actors, the actors' attributes and existing institutional arrangements that are necessary to maintain transactions and counter opportunistic behaviour. The nature of activities and actors within each channel was also found to influence the transaction costs. The study draws imperative policy implications that can be used to reduce the transaction costs incurred in the business of marketing organic products. Some suggested policy options include: improving market information transmission, reforms in legal framework to facilitate contract farming and improved transport infrastructure.
Keywords: Organic food products, organic marketing channels, transaction costs


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The gate is one of the first examples of architectural recycling, in fact the two arches were not originally part of the city walls but belonged to an aqueduct that Emperor Claudius had built in 52 CE where Via Labincana and Via Prenestina met. Later, the two arches were incorporated into the city walls and were given the name Porta Prenestina. Only later did it become known as Porta Maggiore as a result of its proximity to the church of Santa Maria Maggiore. Today the square in front of the gate has become a focal point of Roman traffic. Buses and trams stop here and the upper part of the gate is used as a railway bridge for trains on their way to and from Termini.
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making psamp export congestion-aware
We haven't had much discussion of PSAMP export on the list. There's a
general requirement from the IETF that new protocols be congestion
aware, using RFC 2914 as a guide. Here are some thoughts on export
requirements for PSAMP, and a proposal for making it congestion-aware
while remaining compatible with PSAMP's goal of ubiquitous support on
network elements. Comments appreciated...
-- Jen
Export of measurement records in PSAMP: In the PSAMP framework, a
device such as a passive monitor or an interface card applies
selection and sampling rules to a stream of packets and generates
measurement records that include a collection of fields for each
packet. The device exports these records for further analysis. For
example, the records generated by the interface card on a router may
be exported to a separate collection server that may reside next to
the router or elsewhere in the network. When the measurement records
traverse the network, they compete for resources with other Internet
transfers. Congestion-aware export is important to ensure that the
measurement records do not overwhelm the capacity of the network or
unduly degrade the performance of other applications.
Unreliable transport: The export of measurement records does not
require reliable export. In fact, retransmission of lost measurement
packets could consume additional network resources and would require
state on the device generating the records. The device would have to
be addressable, able to receive and process acknowledgments, and to
store unacknowledged data. These requirements would be a significant
impediment to having uniform support for measurement on high-speed
interface cards in IP routers. Instead, we propose that PSAMP devices
can support a unreliable export mechanism. Sequence numbers on the
packets or the measurement records within the packet would indicate
when loss has occurred, and the analysis of the measurement data can
account for this loss. In some sense, packet loss becomes just
another form of sampling (albeit a less desirable, and less
controlled, form of sampling).
Changing the sending rate: In congestion-aware transport, there can be
a clear separation between the algorithm that computes the sending
rate and the way the sender adapts to the new sending rate. For
example, a device could conceivably reduce the sending rate by
discarding excess records. This approach may be an appropriate
reaction to transient congestion. Or, the device could operate with a
smaller sampling rate. This may be a more appropriate reaction to
long-term congestion. Or, the device could include fewer fields in
the measurement records to reduce the volume of data that are exported
to the collection machine. In some cases, a collection server may
receive measurement records from more than one device, and could
decide to reduce the export rate at one device rather than the other
(or reduce the rate for one of the filter banks at a device rather
than the other), in order to prioritize the measurement data. This
type of flexibility is valuable for network operators that collect
measurement data from multiple locations to drive multiple applications.
Configuration of the sending rate: The collection server is the
recipient of the traffic from the PSAMP device(s). This server can
detect congestion along the path from the PSAMP device through lost
packets (which manifest themselves as gaps in the sequence numbers, or
the absence of packets for a period of time). The server can run an
appropriate congestion-control algorithm to compute a new sending
rate, and can reconfigure the PSAMP device with the new rate. This is
an attractive alternative to requiring the PSAMP device to receive
acknowledgment packets. The server can reconfigure the sending rate
using an SNMP MIB or a command-line interface. It is already
envisaged having an SNMP accessible MIB for easy reconfiguration of
sampling parameters, so this dovetails well. Implementing the
congestion control algorithm in the collection server has the added
advantages of flexibility in adapting the sending rate and the ability
to incorporate new congestion-control algorithms as they become
available. For the PSAMP standard, it would be mandatory to implement
and such export rate control in both the measurement device and the
collector. There's scope here for reusing existing rate control
algorithms with well understood properties.
Notions of fairness: In some cases, it may be reasonable to allow the
collection server to have flexibility in deciding how aggressively to
respond to congestion. For example, the PSAMP device and the
collection server may have a very small round-trip time relative to
other traffic. Conventional TCP-friendly congestion control would
allocate a very large share of the bandwidth to this traffic.
Instead, the collection server could apply an algorithm that reacts
more aggressively to congestion to give a larger share of the
bandwidth to other traffic (with larger RTTs). In other cases, the
measurement records may require a larger share of the bandwidth than
other flows. For example, consider a link that carries tens of
thousands of flows, including some non TCP-friendly DoS attack
traffic. Restricting the PSAMP traffic to a "fair share" allocation
may be too restrictive, and might limit the collection of the data
necessary to diagnose the DoS attack. In this situation, the
collection server could conceivably have a less aggressive reaction to
congestion (say, dividing the sending rate by 1.5 rather than 2 in the
presence of loss) to claim a larger fraction of the link bandwidth.
The collection server could also employ policies that allocate
bandwidth in certain proportions among streams of measurement records
from different PSAMP devices (or filter banks in a single device).
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In informal chat conversations online, I have seen Spanish speakers write the abbreviation "xq." What does this stand for, and why?
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I'd suggest you not to use them, It's a bad habit and mostly used by teenagers – Luis Carlos Nov 26 '11 at 19:02
There is a universal law that whenever you write against incorrect usage of language, you will invariably make a usage faux pas of your own for everybody to see. For instance some people would regard the omission of a full stop/period at the end of a sentence to be a bad habit. (-; – hippietrail Nov 27 '11 at 10:42
I do it when I am in a hurry, texting, lazy or feel comfortable enough with someone to use it. If is something formal I would never use it – cayerdis May 22 '12 at 4:14
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It essentially means porque
x is widely recognized as the multiplication sign. To say it one says por.
x = Por
and q is the abbreviation of que. Being just a q there are no words I can think of that are monosyllables and that start with q. So it is safe to assume it is que.
q = que
xq = porque
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"Porque" no lleva tilde. "¿Por qué...?" sí la lleva – belisarius Nov 25 '11 at 7:32
«xk» means the same as «xq», just as «k» means the same as «q» and both mean «que» (or «qué»). But «xD» has nothing to do with «por». Texting is hard. – Brian Nov 25 '11 at 8:22
xD resembles this smiley. – kodkod Nov 25 '11 at 10:46
Porqué lleva tilde cuando se utiliza la forma de la pregunta "por qué" en forma indirecta, como sustantivo. Son tres formas diferentes. Ejemplo: "Le preguntaron el porqué de su vestimenta inadecuada" – Leandro Jun 4 '12 at 23:04
In SMS/chat slang:
 - xq, xk, pq means "porque" or "por qué";
 - x means "por", because it looks like × (multiplication sign);
 - q or k means "que";
 - xf means "por fa(vor)"
 - qtl or ktl means "que tal";
 - qtpsa or ktpsa means "que te pasa";
 - = means "igual";
 - + means "mas" or "más";
 - - means "menos";
 - s means "es";
 - l means "el";
 - d means "de";
"+ o -"
"xk? ktpsa?"
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It's harder to write slang than regular spanish! :P – Alenanno Nov 25 '11 at 12:48
It's hard to write slang in any language... except owns. – Braiam Jul 30 '13 at 19:59
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The EU's usage of political conditionality for democratization: An assessment for candidates and enp's southern partners
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This article, by applying the ratings of Freedom House, analyzes the effectiveness of the European Union's usage of political conditionality for the democratization of the former and current candidate countries, and Southern partner countries in the European Neighborhood Policy. Political conditionality is the European Union's main strategy to democratize candidate countries. Due to the effectiveness of European Union's political conditionality all former candidates were labeled by Freedom House as liberal democracies before starting accession negotiations with the European Union. The European Union's usage of political conditionality with current candidates has led to democratization of many practices, such as the protection of human rights, minority rights and different cultures. This success is mainly the result of the European Union's membership incentive and, in case of non-compliance, the possibility of high domestic costs for candidates. The European Union has also used political conditionality to democratize its Southern partner countries through its European Neighborhood Policy. However, due to the lack of a membership incentive and domestic costs for these countries, political conditionality has not led to democratization, as clearly shown in Freedom House ratings for these countries since the introduction of the European Neighborhood Policy in 2004.


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Definition of Magick
THE DEFINITION OF MAGICK
From MAGICK IN THEORY AND PRACTICE
by Aleister Crowley
DEFINITION: MAGICK is the Science and Art of causing Change to occur
in conformity with Will.
POSTULATE: ANY required Change may be effected by the application of
the proper kind and degree of Force in the proper manner
through the proper medium to the proper object.
1) Every intentional act is a Magical Act.
2) Every successful act has conformed to the postulate.
3) Every failure proves that one or more requirements of the postulate
have not been fulfilled.
4) The first requisite for causing any change is thorough qualitative
and quantitative understanding of the conditions.
5) The second requisite of causing any change is the practical ability
to set in right motion the necessary forces.
6) "Every man and every woman is a star."
7) Every man and every woman has a course, depending partly on the
self, and partly on the environment which is natural and
necessary for each. Anyone who is forced from his own course,
either through not understanding himself, or through external
opposition, comes into conflict with the order of the Universe,
and suffers accordingly.
8) A Man whose conscious will is at odds with his True Will is wasting
his strength. He cannot hope to influence his environment
9) A man who is doing his True Will has the inertia of the Universe
to assist him.
10) Nature is a continuous phenomenon, through we do not know in all
cases how things are connected.
11) Science enables us to take advantage of the continuity of Nature by
the empirical application of certain principles whose interplay
involves different orders of idea connected with each other in a
way beyond our present comprehension.
12) Man is ignorant of the nature of his own being and powers. Even his
idea of his limitations is based on experience of the past, and
every step in his progress extends his empire. There is
therefore no reason to assign theoretical limits to what he may
be, or to what he may do.
13) Every man is more or less aware that his individuality comprises
several orders of existence, even when he maintains that his
subtler principles are merely symptomatic of the changes in his
gross vehicle. A similar order may be assumed to extend
14) Man is capable of being, and using, anything which he perceives,
for everything that he perceives is in a certain sense a part of
his being. He may thus subjugate the whole Universe of which he
is conscious to his individual Will.
15) Every force in the Universe is capable of being transformed into
any other kind of force by using suitable means. There is thus
an inexhaustible supply of any particular kind of force that we
16) The application of any given force affects all the orders of being
which exist in the object to which it is applied, whichever of
those orders is directly affected.
17) A man may learn to use any force so as to serve any purpose, by
taking advantage of the above theorems.
18) He may attract to himself any force of the Universe by making
himself a fit receptacle for it, establishing a connection with
it, and arranging conditions so that its nature compels it to
flow toward him.
19) Man's sense of himself as separate from, and opposed to, the
Universe is a bar to his conducting its currents. It insulates
20) Man can only attract and employ the forces for which he is really
21) There is no limit to the extent of the relations of any man with
the Universe in essence; for as soon as man makes himself one
with any idea the means of measurement cease to exist. But his
power to utilize that force is limited by his mental power and
capacity, and by the circumstances of his human environment.
22) Every individual is essentially sufficient to himself. But he is
unsatisfactory to himself until he has established himself in
his right relation with the Universe.
23) Magick is the Science of understanding oneself and one's
conditions. It is the Art of applying that understanding in
24) Every man has an indefeasible right to be what he is.
25) Every man must do Magick each time that he acts or even thinks,
since a thought is an internal act whose influence ultimately
affects action, though it may not do so at the time.
26) Every man has a right, the right of self-preservation, to fulfil
himself to the utmost.
27) Every man should make Magick the keynote of his life. He should
learn its laws and live by them.
28) Every man has a right to fulfil his own will without being afraid
that it may interfere with that of others; for if he is in his
proper place, it is the fault of others if they interfere with
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HIC – High-Income Country
High-income countries are those that have an average income per person above a figure that is worked out each year by the World Bank. For instance, in 2013 the high-income figure was 12,746 US dollars (or equivalent).
He had hiccups (HIC) after stuffing his face with ice cream. He could afford to, being from such a high-income country.
Refer to Mammoth Memory remembering numbers before trying to understand the following:
How to remember 12,746 dollars is the amount high-income countries were based on in 2013:
Try to imagine that after the high-income person finished his ice cream, he went home in a tank.
And in Mammoth Memory's numbers system:
TANK = 127
Then imagine it was rush hour and the tank got caught in a traffic jam.
In the Mammoth Memory number system:
RUSH = 46
When used together:
TANK RUSH = 12746
PLEASE NOTE: This figure is updated every year by the World Bank. As you get closer to your exam you might want to update the figures you will use. We chose 2013 as an example, to show you how easy it can be to remember specific numbers.


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Boston, Mass., Monday, April 28, 2014 –TSNE MissionWorks today awarded a series of grants to seven Massachusetts and Rhode Island-based networks to accelerate their commitments toward ending poverty in the region. The grants, made through TSNE's Inclusion Initiative program, will support the multi-sector networks in building a collaborative community of groups who will target their collective efforts at systemic issues that perpetuate economic inequality in the communities of color where they operate.
"The Inclusion Initiative grants are guided by the belief that when nonprofits, businesses, schools, civic organizations and government agencies work together and collaborate it enhances the potential for collective, lasting impact on the root causes of poverty," says Jonathan Spack, Executive Director, TSNE MissionWorks.
Inclusion Initiative grants are awarded in two stages with the first group of seven networks receiving a $28,500 grant to plan their initiative and design their network. In the second round, up to five networks will be awarded a larger implementation grants. In the first round of grants, networks were selected on their plans to address the root causes of poverty in one or more of five main areas including education, healthcare, environmental justice, community and economic development, and youth development.
"It has been 50 years since we first declared the 'war on poverty' and income inequality and poverty has continued to be persistent especially in communities of color," says Ayeesha Lane, Program Manager, Inclusion Initiative. "These grants are targeted to help close the gap and to move the needle on creating more just social systems that support racial and economic equity."
TSNE MissionWorks has awarded funding and provided technical assistance to networks of nonprofit for the past decade. This type of grant making -- multi-year funds to networks of groups -- presents what TSNE MissionWorks believes to be a more effective alternative to the conventional way of making grants which are typically one-year awards to individual organizations working separately on similar issues.
"This grant will enhance our ability to continue reaching men of color in the barbershop setting and encouraging them to become active stakeholders in their own health," says Brenda Jenkins, contributor to the Barbershop Health Network in Worcester, Mass. "Communities of color disproportionately comprise poverty stricken areas and the work funded by grants such as the Inclusion Initiative are imperative to restoring equity to the pervasive income inequality, health disparities, and other social justice issues that impact the population we work with."
"This grant will give us the opportunity to engage youth from communities of color to comprehensively analyze the causes of poverty in our city," says Frank Ramirez, contributor to the Immigrant Youth Solidarity Initiative in Boston, Mass. "The network will be able to pinpoint concrete ways in which the different sectors in the city can act to ensure poor Bostonians have the resources they need to help themselves develop and contribute to the wealth of the community."
The following networks received grant funding:
- The Barbershop Health Network - Worcester, MA
$28,500 to improve population health by employing community members to promote health resources in the community.
- P.O.W.E.R. Network (People Owning Wider Economic Resources) - Central Falls, RI
$28,500 to incubate and provide ongoing support to a diversity of worker owned co-operative businesses.
- Immigrant Youth Leadership and Solidarity Initiative - Boston, MA
$28,500 to cultivate immigrant youth leadership structures and activities that continually promotes immigrant youth leadership.
- Standing Together to End Poverty and Undo Profiling (STEP UP Network) - Providence, RI
$28,500 to build a solid infrastructure led by communities most affected by racial profiling toward shifting the debate on racial profiling in Rhode Island.
- Roxbury Food Justice Hub - Roxbury, MA
$28,500 to develop the Roxbury Food Justice Hub as both a physical space and a network of collaborative partners.
- Mattapan United - Mattapan, MA
$28,500 to improve the quality of life in Mattapan for all residents, focusing on the structural issues that impact poverty.
- Boston Tenant Coalition - Boston, MA
$28,500 to form community led democratic structures outside of the traditional authorities in Boston Public Housing.
About TSNE MissionWorks
Since its founding in 1959, TSNE MissionWorks (_URL_) has focused on building the knowledge, power and effectiveness of nonprofits, so they can better help communities leverage resources, solve problems, identify opportunities – and thrive. We use innovative models and strategies in our work to support organizations committed to social change.
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Simulation of the Production of Sulfuric Acid from a Sulfur-burning Single-absorption Contact Sulfuric Acid Plant
The purpose of this work is to develop and implement an effective knowledge on simulation of process plant in HYSYS. A theoretical examination of the simulation of Sulfuric acid process plant has been demonstrated in our work. Relationship among changes on several parameters has also been studied. The burner outlet temperature shows linearly increasing relationship with the liquid sulfur temperature. Waste energy flow shows linearly decreasing relationship with the boiler outlet temperature. Flue gas temperature initially had no regular relationship with Absorber inlet temperature, but with temperature increased more than 600 Celsius it seems to decrease linearly. Flu gas pressure has no effect on Absorber inlet temperature. The mass flow of Sulfuric Acid for storage decreases linearly with the increasing temperature of moist air. The molar enthalpy of Sulfuric Acid for storage increases linearly up to 500 Celsius, and after this temperature the increase is associated linearly with higher slope. In this design HYSYS has been successfully used to design every sub-process of the sulfuric acid plant in one integrated environment. Peng-Robinson was used for liquid and vapor phase respectively as fluid package and HYSYS properties were used for simulation.
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Birthing Reproductive Justice: 150 Years of Images and Ideas
Stop Forced Sterilization Stop Forced Sterilization
Reproductive Justice -- the right to have children, not have children, and parent our children in healthy and safe environments -- is a movement and perspective that arose in the 1990s. Articulated and led by women of color with a more encompassing social vision, reproductive justice usually incorporates both a framework of human rights and an awareness of the intersectionality of women's identities and struggles against sexism, racism, homophobia, and economic marginalization.
This exhibit provides a historical context for the emergence and antecedents of reproductive justice. Given that women's lives have never been reducible to one dimension of their reproductive health, this exhibit traces a longer history of reproductive justice, illustrating many facets of experiences, debates, and policies related to pregnancy, birth, birth control, and raising children.
The exhibit is held in conjunction with the conference, Reproductive Justice: Advocates, Academics, Activists in Ann Arbor, a Michigan Meeting.


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|Department||Department of Architecture and Town Planning||Supervisor||Professor Emeritus Edna Shaviv|
The research is involved with the development of a theoretical basis for knowledge based systems in design. A concept of 'design interpretation' is formalized for the definition of desired characteristics of expert systems for design. A new approach for dual mode interpretation between graphic and verbal interaction is proposed and developed. A new representation scheme for complex architectural knowledge termed "The Generation and Refinement Scheme of a Design Prototype" is developed. PRODS - a prototype based expert system Shell for design, which utilizes these ideas is implemented. Hybrid representation, and a knowledge based interpreter which provide communications between the different representational schemes are employed. Two applications of PRODS are developed and demonstrated. PREDIKT - a graphic verbal dual interpretation expert system which is capable of both generation and evaluation, and PROUST - an expert system for the generation and refinement of a design prototype.


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From Middle English solein, from Anglo-Norman solein ("alone"), from sole ("single, sole, alone"), from Latin sōlus ("by oneself alone"). The change in meaning from "single" to morose occurred in Middle English.
having a brooding ill temper
sullen (plural sullens)


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I want to prove or disprove (A-B)'=B'-A'.
So, let x be an element of (A-B)'
Then x is not an element of A-B
This is where I get confused...
Do I say x is an element of A', x is an element of -B'?
these are not proofs that the claim is false, however, to disprove something, you must give a counter example
To have that (A-B)' IS equal to B'-A' THIS must hold for all A AND B.
However if this equality does not hold then there must be an A or B or both such that :
(A-B)' IS not equal to B'-A' AND Plato already gave you an example.
Perhaps an example not using Nos is the following:
Let B= Φ ( the empty set), and if substitute Φ ΙΝ (Α-Β)' we have:
( A-Φ)'= (A)'= A' BECAUSE A-Φ=Α.Αnd substituting Φ in B'-A' we have:
Φ'-A' = U- A' =A BECAUSE Φ'=U WHERE U is the set of which A, B are subsets.
Hence we have A'= A NOT true.
But we can give a proof in propositional calculus without using a counter example by the following procedure:
Let xε( A-B)' <===> ~xεΑ v xεB as it was shown
Let xε(B'-A') <===> ~xεB & ~xεA' <====> ~xεB & xεA.
Now put xεA=p and xεB=q. So if we want (A-B)' = B'-A' W must have,by the axiom of extensionality :
xε(A-B)' <====> xε(B'-A') or ~xεΑ v xεB <=====>~xεB & xεA or
~p v q <=====> p & ~q which means that ~p vq logicaly implies p & ~q and p & ~q logicaly implies ~p v q,which means that ;
The conditional ~p v q ------> p & ~q must be a tautology and,
The conditional p & ~q ------->~p v q must also be a tautology.
Now by forming the true tables of the above we see that none of the above is a tautology.
Now by a theorem in propositional logic that states:
A formula is a theorem ( hence provable ) of the propositional logic if and only if it is a tautology.
And the fact that the above two conditionals are not tautologies we conclude:
~p v q <=====> p & ~q is not provable,hence xε(A-B)' <====> xε(B'-A') is not provable and,
(A-B)' Is not equal to B'-A'
Note ~xεΑ x does not belong to A, AND ~p means not p
For a mathematical statement it is totally meaningless.
I think that is a perfect example why "Symbolic Logic" is dieing as a separate subject.
The American Symbolic Logic Society meets at the joint meeting of the American Mathematical Society and The Mathematical Association of America. Over the last thirty years I have tried to attend sessions of the Logical Association, but lately the average session has no more that five in attendance


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Why do shocks form?
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I have completed my undergraduation in aerospace engineering. Inspite of studying all subjects there is one basic question which is left unanswered for me..Why do shocks form? Can anyone answer it please?
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The short answer is that the speed of sound is the fastest the air can get out of its own way, so if you try to move air faster, it builds up and gets out of the way at the fastest speed it can: the speed of sound.
Slightly longer: An airplane (or anything else moving through air) is continuously disturbing the air all around it - building a pressure profile - and this disturbance propagates and creates itself at the speed of sound. When the airplane reaches the speed of sound, the air in front of it can no longer get away from the plane to build that pressure profile because to do that, it would have to move faster than the speed of sound. So it piles-up at the leading edge and propagates away along a straight line, who'se angle is determined by the speed of the object vs the speed of sound. That's the shock wave.
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Oscillation Significance software identifies cycling problems in a plant and ranks them according to importance. The software uses a combination of statistical and frequency-domain information to calculate a single, meaningful measure of significance for each process parameter. Drill-down reporting ranks every process parameter in the plant by oscillation significance. Oscillation Detection software analyzes every process variable in a system, looking for patterns of cyclical behavior. It then identifies the source of oscillation to be valve problems, tuning, or load disturbances. Oscillation Significance further refines these assessments by using a combination of loop variability, oscillation detection, and percent of power by frequency. The resulting measure of oscillation detection can be ranked directly, or in combination with economic criteria. A list of process parameters ranked by oscillation significance is then displayed in a drill-down report. Performance Supervision software oversees the optimization of an entire plant.
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This delightful little box showcases 27 timeless etiquettes from the traditions of the Prophet Muhammad (S), and gets your child to adopt them. Here's how:
Playing miming and charades games SHOW your child the effects of good manners so they can see their effects for themselves.
Active engagement through play means your child is immersed in a positive environment that encourages the best of behaviour and makes it the norm.
Each card has a pair so a memory game can be played to increase the versatility and fun so your child can enjoy continuous learning of polite manners.
A reference game is included for each of the manners so your child can feel the spiritual connection from their newly formed good habits.
There are 27 lofty characteristics presented in this box so your child will have comprehensive coverage of what it takes to become a well-rounded polite individual.
Each card has a vivid illustration and clearly titled cards in both English and Arabic so your child can relate to the context of each manner and gain an instant understanding of its effects.
The cards are produced on thick card which is laminated on one side making them durable for long-term use.
The cards measure 8cm in diameter making them ideal for little hands, yet large enough to showcase each manner.
Some of the manners covered in this game include:
Kindness to parents
Knocking before entering
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Sharing (food and other items)
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Decision-making problems in water resources are often associated with multiple objectives and multiple stakeholders. To enable more effective and acceptable decision outcome, it is required that more participation is ensured in the decision making process. This is particularly relevant for flood management problems where the number of stakeholders could be very large. Although application of multi-objective decision-making tools in water resources is very wide, application with the consideration of multiple stakeholders is much more limited. The solution methodologies adapted for multi-objective multi-participant decision problems are generally based on aggregation of decisions obtained for individual decision makers. This approach seems somewhat inadequate when the number of stakeholders is very large, as often is the case in flood management.
The present study has been performed to have an overview of existing solution methodologies for multi-objective decision making approaches in water resources. Decision making by single and multiple stakeholders has been considered under both deterministic and uncertain conditions. It has been found that the use of fuzzy set theory to represent various uncertainties associated with decision making situations under multi-objective multiple-participant environment is very promising. Coupled with multi-objective methods (e. g. compromise programming and goal programming), fuzzy approach has also the ability to support group decisions, to reflect collective opinions and conflicting judgments.
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Overview, Multiple objectives, Multiple stakeholders, Decision-making, Flood management
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Hardness and Conductivity of Die Forged ZYK530 Magnesium Alloy
Keywords:heat treatment, die forged ZYK530 Mg alloy, hardness, conductivity
The relationship among the microstructure, hardness and electrical conductivity of the as-forged ZYK530 Mg alloy after heat treatment was analyzed and studied using a microscope, X-Ray Diffractometer, eddy current conductivity meter, and Vickers microhardness tester, to explore optimum heat treatment process of ZYK530 Mg alloy. The results show that: with the prolongation of holding time, the electrical conductivity and microhardness show the same change trend, both of which show an oscillatory upward trend, and then decrease in an oscillatory downward trend after reaching the peak value. There is a linear positive correlation between the conductivity and the hardness, and the fitting results of the conductivity and hardness are in good agreement with the measured results; combined with the actual production, when the heat-treatment is 480 ℃ × 8 h + 220 ℃ × 3 h, the highest hardness is 79.2 HV, the electroconductivity is 36.2%IACS, and the comprehensive performance is the best, which is the best heat treatment process.
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In order to schedule a task, a component needs a pointer to the Scheduler, which is usually set as a component property. The component schedules a new task by calling addScheduledJob on the Scheduler. The Scheduler executes the job as scheduled.
When the Scheduler executes a job, it calls performScheduledTask on the object that performs the task, which must implement atg.service.scheduler.Schedulable. Typically, the component that schedules the task is also the Schedulable component that executes it, but this is not strictly required.
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All of this information is encapsulated in a ScheduledJob object, which is passed to the Scheduler's addScheduledJob() method.
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Previous Article: Doubly Linked List Next Article: Deletion of a Node from Doubly Linked List.
Insertion of a NodeBefore we discuss about how to insert a NODE let us discuss few rules to follow at the time of insertion.
- Check the location into which the user want to insert a new NODE. The possible locations where an user can insert a new node is in the range of 1 <= loc <= (length of list)+1. Let us say the length of the list is 10 & the user want to insert at location 12 (sounds stupid).
- As we know we can traverse Bi-Directional in case of Doubly Linked Lists so we have to take care of PREV and NEXT variables in the NODE structure. We should also update the neighboring Nodes which are affected by this operation. If not we might break up the List somewhere or the other by creating a BROKEN LIST.
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- Adding a Node at the start of the Empty List
|Figure 1: Empty List and the newNode we want to add|
- In HEAD - FIRST variable points to newNode (head->FIRST = newNode).
- In newNode - NEXT and PREV points to NULL as we don't have any other Nodes in the List.
- Increment the LENGTH variable in HEAD once insertion is successful to maintain the count of number of Nodes in the List.
HEAD->FIRST = newNode newNode->PREV = NULL newNode->NEXT = NULL increment(HEAD->LENGTH)
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THE LOST PALM WEAVERS OF SONORA
Join the search in for the descendants of Opata palm weavers and explore the surviving tradition.
The Opatas were probably the largest aboriginal group in what is now Sonora, Mexico but by the 1950s anthropologists could not locate a single speaker of the native language. While the people may be extinct, the Opatas left behind numerous traditions. Join the search in Buena Vista, Sonora for the descendants of Opata palm weavers and explore the tradition of native palm weaving that has survived through the centuries. The women still weave in "hookies" - small underground cellars that provide the cool and humid climate needed to maintain the elasticity of the palms for weaving.


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International Festivals are common in all countries. However countries hosting international festivals are unaware of the expectations and behavior of travellers related to their food choice behavior before their visit. A study was conducted with specific reference to Rainforest World Music Festival (RWMF), Sarawak, Malaysia, to explore the food choice behavior of international travellers relating to neophobic behavior. The study followed interpretive research philosophy and exploratory study design with phenomenological interpretations, case studies and Delphi method. The research design integrated a longitudinal design during 2016 to 2017 period to develop a food choice consumer behavior model with triangulated tools and methods, identified causative factors related to consumer food choices. The study followed purposive sampling with a sample of 148travelers during the festival and data collection was done with the triangulated tools of indepth interviews, content analysis and observation following phenomenology method. The investigators came up with a thematic model in relation to food choice behavior of RWMF travelers, by extending theoretical and practical contributions.
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Steelworkers have always understood that union activists are human rights activists. We are a leading voice in the fight for justice, dignity and respect for all.
Steelworkers celebrate diversity and believe everyone is entitled to non-discrimination, regardless of race, religion, gender, age or sexual orientation.
- 7 February 2013 African Heritage Month February is African Heritage Month. It is an opportunity for Steelworkers, labour and community activists to celebrate the contributions of African Canadians to our multicultural society and to recommit to the struggle to end racism, violence and the economic apartheid that exists today for people of colour.
- 8 February 2012 Ken Neumann Statement on Black History Month February is Black History Month, an occasion to delve into the history of Black Canadians and recognize the contributions African Canadians and Caribbean Canadians have made to our union, our communities and our country.
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Relationship of skin surface area to body mass in the immature rat: a reexamination
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Skin surface area (Ab) was measured in the rat beginning at birth mass and extending over a range of body mass (m) from 5.0 to 49.3 g. Area of each animal was determined using an elastic impression material. The best-fit relationship between Ab and m over the entire range of mass was Ab = 6.88m0.736. Results suggest, however, that the standard mass exponent of two-thirds, for estimating Ab of adult animals, could also be used for immature animals weighing 14 g or more. In rats weighing less than 14 g, the mass coefficient of the Meeh-Rubner equation varies with m, indicating that the two-thirds exponent is inappropriate for use with very young animals.


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All tutorial i found use some file xml, txt, or php with echo. to give vars to AS3 is there way to do it without echo or file. Say i query PHP page.php from flash with AS3 somehow and process response from page.php
var loader:URLLoader = new URLLoader();
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loader.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE, completeHandler);
loader.addEventListener(IOErrorEvent.IO_ERROR, loaderIOErrorHandler);
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That works, but how do i make it query php and process its response?
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Etc. Basically, all you can do is an AJAX-like get request with flash, then return the data to flash.
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How To Roll A Tulip?
How do you roll a rosebud joint?
How to roll a rose blunt
 1. Step 1: Grind up your bud.
 2. Step 2: Arrange three rose petals in an overlapping row on a baking sheet.
 3. Step 3: Toast your rose petals.
 4. Step 4: Once the petals are done toasting, line up some ground flower down the center of your row of petals.
How do you roll an elaborate joint?
Sprinkle in your bud, and with your thumbs directly against the glue strip, roll up tightly. When the glue touches the inside of your paper, carefully but firmly lick the outside of the joint where it meets the glue strip (yes, it'll still seal).
How do you roll a joint European style?
Our favorite way to roll a joint and eliminate excess paper is a European rolling technique referred to as rolling 'inside out' or 'backroll'. If you have never tried rolling a rice paper, now is the time.
 1. Flip the Paper.
 2. Arrange and Roll as Usual.
 3. The Inside Out Tuck.
 4. Seal in One Smooth Motion.
 5. Remove the Excess.
How do you roll perfectly?
Take out your rolling paper and hold it so the glue side is facing your feet and the fold is in your direct sight. Fold the paper gently in the opposite direction and roll it between your fingers gingerly until it retains the shape you need.
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Can u smoke eucalyptus?
Yes, we can smoke eucalyptus leaves. For medicinal purposes, eucalyptus leaves are most often used. Eucalyptus leaves contain up to 6% of valuable tannins, bitterness, organic acids, and other compounds. Eucalyptus has an expectorant, analgesic, healing effect – which is very important for smokers.
Can you burn rose petals?
Burning rose petals in a cauldron is a good substitute for burning a white sage smudge stick. Plus, I've noticed that the roses add their own positive energy to whatever space you 're cleansing. Drinking rose tea is a great way to kick back and get magickal.
How do you roll a joint if you can't roll?
How to roll a Joint ( When you can ' t roll a Joint )
 1. Wrap your paper around the chopstick, glue-side facing up.
 2. Lick the glue, keeping the paper stabilized.
 3. Roll the chopstick away from you, wrapping the paper around it.
 4. When it's all the way around (but not too tight) lick the edge and press your hand around the chopstick.
 5. Wiggle the rolled paper out of the chopstick.
Can you use tissue paper to roll a joint?
Tissue paper makes terrible rolling paper because it burns too fast. In an emergency the paper of a brown paper bag works best. But yeah it's probably not like good for you or whatever. Tbh no paper is safe to smoke but you 're better off using something like an apple.
Is Twaxing a waste?
One of the quick and easy ways to smoke concentrates is through a process called twaxing or T-waxing. While this method is easy, it does tend to waste a bit of concentrate compared to other methods.
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How do you roll a tight spliff?
The secret to getting a tight and cylindrical joint is to grab the flower-filled paper by both ends, pinch the tops of the paper with your thumbs and forefingers, and rub your fingers together in an up-and-down motion. By doing so, you effectively push the flower into a tight little log the same width as the filter.
How do you roll a small spliff?
Stand the joint upright and use a toothpick to pack the bud down as far as you can. Push the filter up from the bottom if it sticks out at all. Tightly roll the excess paper and cut it off before you light. Tip: for extra small joints I sometimes cut a rolling paper in half and use smaller filters so I can roll two!
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Rebates on invoices: how to deal with GST and QST?
April 16, 2020 | Marie-Hélène Tremblay
The current economic circumstances straining the liquidity of Canadian businesses will no doubt result in suppliers being required to grant rebates to recipients. This leads to the question as to whether suppliers are required to issue a credit note to the recipient and to adjust their GST/QST filings.
Surprisingly, suppliers are not required to issue a credit note in such circumstances. However, if the supplier chooses to issue a credit note, then the credit note must include the following information :
 1. a statement or indication that the document is a credit note;
 2. the name of the supplier (or the name under which the supplier does business) or the name of the intermediary (or the name under which the intermediary does business) as well as the GST and QST registration numbers of the supplier or the intermediary;
 3. the name of the recipient (or the name of the recipient's business) or the name of the recipient's duly authorized agent or representative;
 4. the date of issue of the credit note;
 5. the amount of the adjustment, refund or credit of GST/QST in respect of which the credit note is issued.
A supplier opting to issue a credit note for which the GST/QST was charged but not yet collected must subtract the portion of GST/QST that was calculated on the amount by which the consideration is reduced. If the supplier has already charged and collected the full amount of the tax from the recipient, the supplier is required to reimburse the recipient that portion of the tax that is commensurate to the amount of the reduction.
What should a recipient do when it is entitled to a rebate from a supplier who has chosen not to issue a credit note? If the recipient has already paid the GST and QST to the supplier, the recipient can request a refund of the GST/QST from the tax authorities within two years from the date the rebate was granted by the supplier. Of course a refund is only relevant to the extent that the recipient is not otherwise able to recoup the excess tax via the input credit mechanism or if the input credits have not yet been claimed by the recipient.
The rules governing credit notes can be quite subtle and thus a case-by-case analysis should be conducted to ensure there are no missteps with regard to GST/QST.


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Have you seen what acid dye can do? After doing a good deal of reading about how you only need the primary colors of acid dyes and that by mixing the primary colors you can make any color with acid dye, I decided to venture out in my own usual way. Instead of opting for the primary colors and carefully weighing and measuring everything to build a color, I decided to use the pre-mixed colors and "break" them into their component colors. The results are more fun than you can imagine!
The rules are there for a reason, but what is the reason? Pre-dissolving the dyes is necessary regardless of color, as no one wants to have dye granules in their yarn or fiber. Heating the dye pot is needed to activate the dye. The two aspects that can be manipulated to get amazing results is the distribution of the acid in the dye pot, and the pre-wetting of the fiber. These are rules that are in place to give uniform results within the batch and to make it possible to repeat colors from one batch to the next. This is a great tool for mass production, but for small batch artistic dye work, it may not be the best way.
I use food grade citric acid in my dye pot. It takes a scant tablespoon to four gallons of water. The citric acid is sold in most health food stores in a white granulated form. To achieve a broken dye, add the citric acid to the pot and stir minimally. This will allow the acid to dissolve without being evenly distributed through the dye pot. The variations in the ph within the dye-bath will cause certain colors to be taken up more readily than others. For example, using ProChem Violet 818, it breaks into a very dark purple, a blue, and a deep mauve.
The other factor that can be manipulated when dyeing protein fibers is pre-wetting the fiber. Leaving a portion of the yarn or roving floating on the top of the soak water and only wetting it as it is placed into the dye pot, will cause an uneven take-up of the dye solution. The resulting yarn or fiber will be various shades of the same color. If you combine this technique with the layered dye bath, the results are phenomenal!
It just proves that while most rules are there for a reason, some can be broken to achieve amazing results!


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Definition of cranial flatulation :.
(krā'nē-əl flăch'yə'lā'shən)
 1. 1. (n.) Condition of the brain to cease functioning mid-sentence, frequently occurring during important meetings where one must impress others, leaving the user of said brain with a blank stare.
 Notes: Also: brain fart, brain cloud, brain cramp
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When one substance is dissolved into another, a solution is formed. This is opposed to the situation when the compounds are insoluble and one of them precipitate like sand in water. In solution, all of the ingredients are uniformly distributed. No residue is left in the bottom. The mixing is referred to as miscibility, whereas the ability to dissolve one compound into another is known as solubility. However, in addition to mixing, both substances in the solution interact with each other. When something is dissolved, molecules of the solvent arrange themselves around molecules of the solute.
So, the answer to your question, "a substance that dissolves into another substance is what?", it is a solute. The substance that it dissolves into is the solvent. Together they make a solution.


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Based on available archaeological, written and iconographic sources, the article gives a picture of Germanic infants and juveniles. Here are analysed the Germanic burials of children and immature individuals in the mid-Danubian region from the 1st to 4th cent. BC. The territory under study comprises southwest Slovakia, Moravia and Lower Austria. Graves with anthropological classification of skeletal remains - infants, juveniles or individuals at the turn of infants/juveniles were included into the analyses. The territory under study provided us with 120 graves of infants and juveniles, 115 of them were cremation and 5 inhumation burials. In one case a common grave of a child and juvenile was excavated, in three other cases children were buried with adult individuals. Graves from settlements are presented in the article as well and grave goods are comparable with those from graves situated on necropolises. Grave equipment is confronted with age of deceased children, their evolutionary stage and specificities. Special attention is paid to clothing fittings, occurrence of weapons and artefacts of everyday use in children's burials. Cases, when an individual of juvenile or juvenile/adult age could be a parent, i.e. could have own children, can occur among the juvenile burials.
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An analysis of Growing Forest Partnerships in Guatemala
This report provides an overview and analysis of the background, context and development of the Growing Forest Partnerships initiative in Guatemala.
A GFP country since 2009, Guatemala's efforts have focused on building forest community partnerships, strengthening the capacity of forest communities and improving finance instruments to benefit smallholder and forest communities, all through the development of strong partnerships. At the start of the GFP programme in Guatemala, four thematic areas were identified as core areas to which GFP activities should respond in order to generate positive economic, social and environmental impacts in the country. These areas have served to guide the evolution of GFP in Guatemala and include governance, financing instruments, institutional strengthening and capacity development.


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Definition of national bank in English:
1 another term for central bank.
- In Serbia 1992 the national bank issued single bank notes of 500 billion Serbian dinars.
- Of course national banks cannot file for bankruptcy.
- A supporter of the Glorious Revolution, he was engaged during the Nine Years War in government finance and pressed upon the government the establishment of a national bank to help finance the war.
1.1(In the US) a commercial bank which is chartered under the federal government and is a member of the Federal Reserve System.
- All national banks and member banks of the Federal Reserve System are required to join.
- The second major feature of campaign finance regulation is bans on contributions by corporations, national banks, unions, Federal government contractors, and foreign nationals.
- Calling itself the Federal Reserve, so as to seem official, it replaced the national bank system.
Definition of national bank in:
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==Coat of arms==
The golden lion in the left of the coat of arms is the symbol of the [[Electorate of the Palatinate]]. The red dragon in the right is the symbol of the [[Waldsassen Abbey]], and symbolizes the margravate of Diepolding. Only the upper part of the dragon is shown (while the monastery had the full dragon as their symbol), to symbolize that the status of the monastery was reduced in 1803 from an imperial monastery to a subordinate of the Palatinate. The blue bar in the bottom right is the symbol of the landgraves of Leuchtenberg, parts of the historically owned by them was included into the district in 1972.