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Set up a GET workflow action
GET link workflow actions drop one or more values into an HTML link. Clicking that link performs an HTTP GET request in a browser, allowing you to pass information to an external web resource, such as a search engine or IP lookup service.
Note: During transmission, variables passed in URIs for GET actions are URL encoded. This means you can include values that have spaces between words or punctuation characters. However, if you are working with a field that has an HTTP address as its value, and you want to pass the entire field value as a URI, you should use the $! prefix to keep Splunk software from escaping the field value. See "Use the $! prefix to prevent escape of URL or HTTP form field values" below for more information.
Define a GET workflow action
 1. Navigate to Settings > Fields > Workflow Actions.
 2. Click New to open up a new workflow action form.
 3. Define a Label for the action.
 The Label field enables you to define the text that is displayed in either the field or event workflow menu. Labels can be static or include the value of relevant fields.
 4. Determine whether the workflow action applies to specific fields or event types in your data.
 Use Apply only to the following fields to identify one or more fields. When you identify fields, the workflow action only appears for events that have those fields, either in their event menu or field menus. If you leave it blank or enter an asterisk the action appears in menus for all fields.
 Use Apply only to the following event types to identify one or more event types. If you identify an event type, the workflow action only appears in the event menus for events that belong to the event type.
 5. For Show action in determine whether you want the action to appear in the Event menu, the Fields menus, or Both.
 6. Set Action type to link.
 7. In URI provide a URI for the location of the external resource that you want to send your field values to.
 Similar to the Label setting, when you declare the value of a field, you use the name of the field enclosed by dollar signs.
 Variables passed in GET actions via URIs are automatically URL encoded during transmission. This means you can include values that have spaces between words or punctuation characters.
 8. Under Open link in, determine whether the workflow action displays in the current window or if it opens the link in a new window.
 9. Set the Link method to get.
 10. Click Save to save your workflow action definition.
Example - Google search from field values
Here's an example of the setup for a GET link workflow action that sets off a Google search on values of the topic field in search results:
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In this example, we set the Label value to Google $topic$ because we have a field called topic in our events and we want the value of topic to be included in the label for this workflow action. For example, if the value for topic in an event is CreatefieldactionsinSplunkWeb the field action displays as Google CreatefieldactionsinSplunkWeb in the topic field menu.
The Google $topic$ action applies to all events.
The Google $topic$ action URI uses the GET method to submit the topic value to Google for a search.
Example - Provide an external IP lookup
You have configured your Splunk app to extract domain names in web services logs and specify them as a field named domain. You want to be able to search an external WHOIS database for more information about the domains that appear.
Here's how you would set up the GET workflow action that helps you with this.
In the Workflow actions details page, set Action type to link and set Link method to get.
You then use the Label and URI fields to identify the field involved. Set a Label value of WHOIS: $domain$. Set a URI value of _URL_
After that, you can determine:
 - whether the link shows up in the field menu, the event menu, or both.
 - whether the link opens the WHOIS search in the same window or a new one.
 - restrictions for the events that display the workflow action link. You can target the workflow action to events that have specific fields, that belong to specific event types, or some combination of the two.
When you define fields for workflow actions, you can escape these fields so that they can be passed safely to an external endpoint using HTTP. However, in certain cases this escaping is undesirable. In these cases, use the $! prefix to prevent the field value from being escaped. This prefix prevents URL escape for GET workflow actions and HTTP form escape for POST workflow actions.
Example - Passing an HTTP address to a separate browser window
You have a GET workflow action that works with a field named http. The http field has fully formed HTTP addresses as values. This workflow action opens a new browser window that points at the HTTP address value of the http field. The workflow action does not work if it opens the new window with an escaped HTTP address.
To prevent the HTTP address from escaping, use the $! prefix. In Settings, where you might normally set URI to $http$ for this workflow action, instead set it to $!http$.
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ABSTRACT: Ensuring the quality of multiple-choice exams administered to small cohorts: A cautionary tale
INTRODUCTION:Multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are a cornerstone of assessment in medical education. Monitoring item properties (difficulty and discrimination) are important means of investigating examination quality. However, most item property guidelines were developed for use on large cohorts of examinees; little empirical work has investigated the suitability of applying guidelines to item difficulty and discrimination coefficients estimated for small cohorts, such as those in medical education. We investigated the extent to which item properties vary across multiple clerkship cohorts to better understand the appropriateness of using such guidelines with small cohorts.METHODS:Exam results for 32 items from an MCQ exam were used. Item discrimination and difficulty coefficients were calculated for 22 cohorts (n = 10-15 students). Discrimination coefficients were categorized according to Ebel and Frisbie (1991). Difficulty coefficients were categorized according to three guidelines by Laveault and Grégoire (2014). Descriptive analyses examined variance in item properties across cohorts.RESULTS:A large amount of variance in item properties was found across cohorts. Discrimination coefficients for items varied greatly across cohorts, with 29/32 (91%) of items occurring in both Ebel and Frisbie's 'poor' and 'excellent' categories and 19/32 (59%) of items occurring in all five categories. For item difficulty coefficients, the application of different guidelines resulted in large variations in examination length (number of items removed ranged from 0 to 22).DISCUSSION:While the psychometric properties of items can provide information on item and exam quality, they vary greatly in small cohorts. The application of guidelines with small exam cohorts should be approached with caution.

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Noun: carouse ku'rawz
 1. Revelry in drinking; a merry drinking party
 - carousal, toot, booze-up
Verb: carouse ku'rawz
 1. Engage in boisterous, drunken merrymaking
 "They were out carousing last night";
 - roister, riot
Derived forms: caroused, carousing, carouses
Type of: jollify, make happy, make merry, racket, revel, revelry, wassail [archaic], whoop it up


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It is hardly to believe that Russia has its own Indian tribes but that fact is true. There is a population of about 1500 people who are originally Indians who live in Kamchatka peninsula. They are some kind of mix between Indians and Eskimos. They are called Itelmens. Some scientific studies have revealed that Itelmens are related to a Tlingit tribe in Alaska and they also have some common customs and tradition.
Itelmens are not only indigenous tribe which lives in Russia but they are considered as most authentic one. Their community of about 1500 people is better educated than the other indigenous communities but their life still remains pretty primitive. Here you are watching a photos of an exhibition in a Moscow based photo centers which was made in order to improve the knowledge about existence of Indian culture on Russian soil.

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Abstract: While teaching auditing using cases is regarded as an effective approach, spatial separation of students and teachers in online contexts can restrict the application of case teaching. This study examines an undergraduate auditing course implemented to address this challenge by integrating case teaching with ePortfolio assessment. Students' written ePortfolio submissions and scores were analysed. Results show that despite spatial separation of the online learner from peers and teachers, integrating case teaching with ePortfolio assessment elicits learner behaviour desirable in online auditing courses. This approach enables online learners' self-directed engagement as compared to instructor-led case teaching in conventional teaching contexts. Based on a new pedagogical approach for teaching auditing trialled in reduced (or absence of) face-to-face interaction, this study informs course design in auditing. It demonstrates that active student engagement, which presupposes an instructor's role to facilitate student involvement in case discussions, can be implemented in online teaching of auditing.
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From a Notification to a Movement: Exploring a MENA Activism Toolbox [Bread&Net 2020 Session]
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Hobby horses as a hobby
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Hobby horses as a hobby
Location Finland
Tags hobbyhorses, crafts, sports, hobbies, children, young people, riding, keppihevoset, lapset, nuoret, harrastukset
Practitioners and people who know the tradition well
Thousands of children and young people all around Finland are hobby horse enthusiasts. They are usually of school age or older, and the nature of the hobby usually depends on the enthusiast's age and the aspect of the hobby they are interested in. Commonly, people who no longer feel like they play with hobby horses but instead participate in the hobby regularly and in a goal-oriented way are considered to be hobby horse enthusiasts. There is no accurate information about how many enthusiasts the hobby has, because only a few have reported on listings or are members of an association. According to the most optimistic estimates, Finland alone may have more than 10,000 enthusiasts.
Hobby horse activities are promoted by the Finnish Hobbyhorse Association (Suomen Keppihevosharrastajat ry).
Practising of the tradition
Hobby horse eating orange leaves.
Hobby horse enjoying fall. Photo: Kht Kultatähti.
Hobby horses represent an extremely versatile hobby, and everyone can pick the parts they want, creating a hobby they like best. Essential parts of it include making the hobby horses, riding, communality, and competitions. The hobby mimics riding live horses, and in fact, you can practise all aspects of riding with a hobby horse.
Hobby horses as a hobby are based on the enthusiasts' own initiative, which makes the hobby very free-form. There are no hard and fast rules: anyone can enjoy the hobby in the way they like. Hobby horses are also suitable for people who cannot or do not want to ride. Others organise competitions, training events and coaching.
Almost all hobby horse enthusiasts make hobby horses in the course of their hobby. You can make a hobby horse in any way you can imagine: sock horses are made out of socks, felt horses are felted, and traditional fabric horses are sewn out of fabric. Fabric horses are often divided into two-and three-piece horses, depending on whether a middle piece has been used to make the hobby horse or not. The horses are also divided into those with and without a mouth. Many enthusiasts focus on making and selling hobby horses, and they try to create horses that are as realistic as possible.
You can practise any kind of equestrian sport with a hobby horse. Traditionally, the most popular sports have been show jumping and dressage.
Hobby horse enthusiast jumping over a hurdle.
Show jumping. Photo: Peltohaan talli.
In show jumping, the horse and the rider jump over a set show-jumping course, and faults are received for any railings that are knocked over. The classes can be judged based on time or style. In dressage, participants are judged on the ability of the horse and the rider to complete a predetermined programme as accurately and realistically as possible, just like riders with live horses.
In addition to competitions, hobby horse enthusiasts also organise coaching events and camps for each other in different parts of Finland. Most events are organised by children and young people, and at other times, they are organised by clubs or associations. The Finnish Hobbyhorse Association organises Finnish national championships in show jumping and dressage for hobby horses every year.
Enthusiasts keep in touch with each other via social media, and they meet at events and competitions. Online shows and competitions are also an important part of the hobby.
The background and history of the tradition
Children have played with hobby horses for millennia. In the late 1900s, the game started to become a hobby in small concentrated areas in different parts of Finland. In the early 2000s, hobby horse enthusiasts started to gather together in online discussion forums and websites. An unofficial hobby horse association was established in 2004, and it was later registered as Suomen Keppihevosharrastajat ry (the Finnish Hobbyhorse Association). As social media became more popular, hobby horses spread out further and further over the internet, and the general public became more aware of them.
The transmission of the tradition
Many enthusiasts riding their hobby horses.
Hobby horses at Narinkkatori. Photo: Pompeii Sporthorses.
Most of the hobby horse activities take place online, where the enthusiasts meet, share tips and agree on meetings. For the younger generations, social media is a natural channel for sharing information and learning about the hobby, while also passing on the hobby horse tradition. Hobby horse competitions, camps, lessons and coaching play an important part in passing on skills and knowledge. The Finnish Hobbyhorse Association also offers its members training and information about the hobby.
The future of the tradition
The number of hobby horse enthusiasts has grown rapidly in the recent years, and that number shows no sign of diminishing. With the lists it keeps, the Finnish Hobbyhorse Association aims to map the number of enthusiasts and offer a hub where they can meet. The enthusiasm of hobby horse enthusiasts is also increased by the annual show jumping and dressage championships for hobby horses; the association has organised them since 2012.
The community/communities behind this submission.
Bibliography and links to external sources of information
The community/communities behind this submission.
The Finnish Hobbyhorse Association: Suomen Keppihevosharrastajat ry
Bibliography and links to external sources of information
Online register for hobbyhorses and wooden horses in Finland
Internet forum for hobbyhorse enthusiasts in Finland
Sinimaaria Kangas, Lucia Stenger 2016: Keppareiden kyydissä - Keppihevosharrastuksen ABC.
Venla-Maria Uutela 2015: Keppari - Keppihevosten maailma. Pieni Karhu.
Venla-Maria Uutela 2013: Keppihevosten varusteet. Pieni Karhu.


Why are religious Jews scared of dogs? Whenever I walk mine past an observant family, all the kids hide behind their mother's skirt in terror. Is there some curse on dogs?
I know exactly how your dog feels. I often get a similar reaction from Jews. While many observant Jews are scared of dogs, many unobservant Jews are terrified of rabbis. There's something in common between dogs and rabbis that make us both objects of trepidation. And it's not the facial hair.
People fear the unfamiliar.
Most religious homes do not have pets. Perhaps because families with many kids are less likely to seek non-human companionship, perhaps because it can be tricky to care for animals on Shabbat, or perhaps it's just a cultural thing, but other than the odd goldfish, pets are rare in observant communities.
So those who are unaccustomed to canine company are often scared of dogs. People are scared of rabbis for the same reason. Both dogs and rabbis are loved by those who know them, and instill fear into those who don't.
But that's where the similarity ends. The underlying causes of these two fears are very different, almost opposite. The fear of dogs (cynophobia) comes from the fear of being bitten. Fear of rabbis (rabbinophobia) comes from the fear of being inspired.
What many Jews fear the most is that if they learn a little bit about Judaism they might like it. And if they like it they might want more. And if they want more they may have to live more Jewishly. This means change - and change, even for the better, is scary.
The cure for cynophobia is to play with a few dogs and see that there is no basis for your fear. But the cure for rabbinophobia is to look into Judaism and to actually let your greatest fear come true - you will like it, and you'll want more.


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Today Tuesday 19th April 2016, the National Assembly welcomed the St. Peter Claver School from Punta Gorda District to its Chamber for a tour. The group consisting of 60 standard six students, 4 teachers and 6 parents arrived at 3:30 P.M. They were escorted up and seated in the gallery where the presentation took place. The presentation was conducted by Mrs. Eudice, Clerk Assistant and Ms. Ingrid, Parliamentary Officer 1 where by they were given a brief description of the historical background of the National Assembly, the composition of the House of Representatives, the Senate, and the functions of the legislative branch of government.
The students also had the pleasure to see the Mace and were given a brief history of its historical background of the design and the significant role it plays in the sitting of the House of Representatives.


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Find instead of search – Fiarch it, the intelligent technical search engine
Find components specifically with a search engine for engineers and designers
Find instead of search is the motto under which the technical search engine Fiarch It was developed by the software manufacturer CADENAS from Augsburg. The search engine was especially designed to find 3D CAD components and offers engineers the possibility to precisely find the desired part under millions of components.
fiarch.it: Object search by sketch, reference model and word
The name "fiarch" says it all: On the one hand it's a slur of "find instead of search" and on the other hand - as the Urban dictionary tells us– also the slang term for "fetch":
The search engine is not only able to detect objects via full text search in more than 6000 manufacturer catalogs and product websites, but also allows to find the desired object with the Geometric Similarity Search via a sketch or by comparing it to a 3D CAD model similar to the object.
In the latter case only an already existing CAD model has to be exported in 3D STL format and then uploaded.


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Top 10 Places to Visit Before They Disappear From the Earth
Traveling around the world to see different sites is one of the most enjoyable things in your life whose benefits cannot be ignored. The experience helps you discover skills that you didn't know you had, it gives you a sense of accomplishment among other benefits. Luckily, there are innumerable places in the world where you can visit and explore. However, some of these destinations are under threat due to neglect and climate change.
For this reason, you need to prioritize such destinations that demand more urgency to visit. Here is a list of these places that you need to visit before they disappear from the earth.
Antarctica is the southernmost continent of the earth and also the driest and coldest continent. It is also a windswept and frozen continent, and as a result, there are no permanent inhabitants. Unfortunately, this unique continent is slowly thawing.
Though there are efforts to try and spare the continent, it is likely that they will minimize the sails and cruises in the continent. Therefore, make an effort to visit Antarctica before it disappears.
#2. The Alps, Europe
The Alps in Europe are one of the best areas for winter sports fans and hikers. Unfortunately, it is likely that this will not continue for a long time since the Alps are significantly affected by the many climate changes.
This is especially because unlike other mountain ranges, the Alps in Europe are at a lower altitude. Since the Alps losses about 3% of the ice per year, it is likely that there will be no more glaciers on the mountain by the year 2050.
#3. Alaska, U.S.A.
Alaska is not only the largest but also most sparsely populated state found in the U.S. states. It is well known for its mountains, forests and diverse terrain of open spaces. Additionally, Alaska has been known as the coldest biome in the world.
However, the Alaska regions have been seen to have a dramatic rise in temperature. The rise in temperature is mainly due to global warming. The increase in temperature in Alaska is way higher than other parts of the world. Therefore, it is likely that the Alaskan tundra will be wholly destroyed within such a short time.
#4. Glacier National Park, U.S.A.
Both local and outdoor visitors have the national glacier park as their most favorite due to its gorgeous lakes and hiking trails spanning alpine meadows. For this reason, it is frustrating to hear that this beautiful park is losing its glaciers.
Initially, there were about 150 glaciers but have now reduced to 25. It is, therefore, likely that there will be no glaciers left by the year 2030. Therefore, make it your priority to visit the national glacier park before it is too late.
#5. Mount Kilimanjaro, Tanzania
The Mount Kilimanjaro found in Tanzania is well known for its beautiful snow-capped top. However, like other glaciers around the world, it is unfortunate that the beautiful snow on top of the mountain is also being destroyed by global warming. According to scientists, the mountain has lost about 85% of the snow that covered the mountain back in 1912.
Additionally, hikes around the mountain have been reduced since the trek is now more popular. It is, therefore, likely that these legendary glaciers will have disappeared entirely within twenty years.
The Maldives have stunning snorkeling sports, five-star resorts and pristine beaches that have lured tourists and honeymoon goers to enjoy them. It is, therefore, unfortunate that there is no bright future for this remarkable place. This is because the Maldives is the world's lowest-lying country with an attitude of about 1.5 meters.
For this reason, the Maldives are in great danger due to the rising sea levels. According to scientists, the Maldives will be completely submerged within the next 100 years.
#7. The Great Barrier Reef, Australia
The Great Barrier Reef in Australia is one of the most biodiverse places in the world. It is home to numerous species of fish, about 600 islands and many coral reefs. Unfortunately, due to coral bleaching and global warming, more than half of the reef has disappeared in the last about three decades. Additionally, pollution and climate change have also led to starfish outbreaks, acidification, and extreme weather. It is believed that the remaining part of the Great Barrier Reef could be destroyed by the year 2030.
#8. Venice, Italy
Venice has been a major source of attraction for many years due to its many beautiful sites. It is also known to be one of the most romantic cities in the world. However, it is important that you visit the city soon because it has shown signs of sinking over the years.
# 9. The Dead Sea
The Dead Sea is found at the lowest point of the earth and is one of the most interesting and intriguing lakes in the world. It is one of the world's saltiest bodies and also known to have mad that is great for the skin. Its high salt levels have attracted visitors from around the world and also allow them to float without effort.
However, both geological and human factors have led to the demise of the Dead Sea. For instance, human activities such as industrial mineral extraction and agricultural activities have posed a danger to the Dead Sea. It is likely that the Dead Sea will have completely dried up within the next 50 years.
# 10. The Amazon Rainforest
The Amazon Rainforest is a vast tropical forest which is known to be the world's largest forest. It is also the source of the Amazon River which is by far the world's largest river. The Amazon forest is a home for more than a third of the earth's animal species and plants. It contains millions of species of birds, insects, and plants, some of which have not yet been scientifically discovered.
Unfortunately, over the last few decades, the Amazon rainforest has been used for industrial agriculture, illegal logging and primarily for mining leading to its destruction. Therefore, hurry and enjoy the adventure of this vast forest before it is too late.
Additionally, severe floods have also led to the disappearance of the canals found around the city. The sinking of the city is also expected to continue since the North Pole continues to melt. Despite various attempts to save the city, climatologists are not sure these will save the city.


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In previous optimization-based methods of 3D planar-faced object reconstruction from single 2D line drawings, the missing depths of the vertices of a line drawing (and other parameters in some methods) are used as the variables of the objective functions. A 3D object with planar faces is derived by finding values for these variables that minimize the objective functions. These methods work well for simple objects with a small number TV of variables. As N grows, however, it is very difficult for them to find the expected objects. This is because with the nonlinear objective functions in a space of large dimension, the search for optimal solutions can easily get trapped into local minima. In this paper, we use the parameters of the planes that pass through the planar faces of an object as the variables of the objective function. This leads to a set of linear constraints on the planes of the object, resulting in a much lower dimensional null space where optimization is easier to achieve. We prove that the dimension of this null space is exactly equal to the minimum number of vertex depths that define the 3D object. Since a practical line drawing is usually not an exact projection of a 3D object, we expand the null space to a larger space based on the singular value decomposition of the projection matrix of the line drawing. In this space, robust 3D reconstruction can be achieved. Compared with the two most related methods, our method not only can reconstruct more complex 3D objects from 2D line drawings but also is computationally more efficient.
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| The Pribilof Island Shrew lives in maritime tundra on St. Paul Island, and almost nothing is known about its biology. A small shrew was collected by Russian explorers in 1840. They said it came from "Unalaska," which may have meant Unalaska Island, Alaska. However, none have been found there since. A species similar to the one the Russians described (and named) was later found on St. Paul Island, one of the Pribilof Islands, now part of Alaska, and given a different name; it occurs in relative abundance there. This raises many unanswered questions: did a shrew that is now extinct once live on Unalaska Island? Are there two species, or just the one we know as the Pribilof Island shrew?
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Merriam, C.H., 1895. Synopsis of the American shrews of the genus Sorex. North American Fauna, No. 10, 57-98.
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Why Are My Messages Being Sent As Text And Not IMessage?
Why is it green when I text another iPhone?
The green message background indicates the traditional SMS text message.
It actually means a message that you have sent to someone else is through SMS message service instead of Apple iMessage.
Blue message background means the message is sent via iMessage technology..
What does it mean when your iMessage goes from blue to green?
If you have an iPhone and you use the Messages app to contact an Android, BlackBerry or Windows Phone user, iOS recognizes there's no iMessage at the other end and switches (downshifts?) into SMS mode. Your indication that has happened? Green word bubbles instead of blue. … iMessage isn't activated on your device.
Why won't my green texts go through?
They might not have service, or might have their phone in Airplane Mode. … What this means is that if you've exceeded your phone plan's data limit, or you're out of range of LTE or Wi-Fi, iMessage won't work. Your phone will likely resend the text as a green bubble SMS.
Why are one of my texts green?
If both devices have iMessage turned on and to send as SMS when iMessage is not available, the the green messages are indicative of iMessage not being available on one or both devices. Restart both devices (press the HOME and power button until the Apple logo appears then releasae).
How do I stop sending Imessages to a non iPhone?
1. Switch off iMessage on your iPhone.Go to the settings section of your iPhone and tap on Messages: … Now switch off iMessage. … Now check that you're getting texts the regular SMS way and not via iMessage any longer. … Go to iCloud in the settings of your MacBook. … Sign in to iCloud.More items…•
What does it mean when your iMessage says sent as text message?
This is because your iPhone has sent your message as an SMS over your mobile network, rather than iMessage on an internet connection. …
Does iMessage turn green when phone is off?
Does green text on iPhone mean blocked?
Blue or Green has nothing to do with being blocked. Blue means iMessage, i.e., messages sent through Apple, Green means messages sent through SMS. Do Not Disturb will not turn them to green as they are delivered but no sound or notification goes through while Do Not Disturb is on.
How do you know if a text message was delivered on iPhone?
Answer: A: If you're sending an iMessage (they're blue and they only go to other iOS/MacOS users), you will see a delivered indicator under the message once it has been delivered. If the person you're sending the message to has the Read Receipt feature enabled, "Delivered" will change to "Read" once it's been read.
Why are my Imessages sending as text messages to one person?
It could be possible that the person has either blocked you and if this is not the case then, try point 2. Sign Out Of iMessage and Sign Back In. Head back to Settings -> Messages and tap to open 'Send & Receive'. … Sign back in using your Apple ID and try sending an iMessage to one of your friends with an iPhone.
How can I tell if my text message was delivered?
Now when you send a text message you can tap and hold the message and select "View message details". On some models, it may be under "View report". The statuses will show "Received", "Delivered", or may simply show the time of delivery.
How do you send a text message on iPhone instead of iMessage?
Open the Settings application by tapping the "Settings" icon on your iPhone's home screen.Tap the "Messages" row to open the Messages screen.Tap the switch next to "iMessage" so that it reads "Off." Your iPhone will now send all messages in text message format instead of using the iMessage service.
How do you know if a green text message was delivered?
You can tell if your message has been sent via iMessage in Apple's messaging app because it'll be blue. If it's green, it's an ordinary text message and doesn't offer the read/delivered receipts. iMessage only works when you're sending messages to other iPhone users.
Will a green text message say delivered?
Meanwhile Android (among literally anything else besides iPhone) will display green indicating it's not an iMessage connection. … This could be because the person is in an area without Wifi or they could even have turned off imessages. On iPhone, text messages don't usually say delivered, only imessages do.
Can I turn off Imessages for one contact?
But if you'd like to send Text Messages to a single contact, you have a couple options. Disable iMessage when messaging your contact, then re-enable it when your conversation is over or you'd like to use iMessage again. To do this, visit Settings > Messages, then toggle off iMessage.


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The Heritage of Sophia Street
When we think of Fredericksburg history as it relates to Sophia Street, we immediately bring to mind a few specific remaining structures and sites as we see them today: The Toll House at the foot of Rocky Lane; the present Half Way house at Wolfe and Sophia Streets, once an early tavern. The Center for the Creative Arts, referred to as the Silversmith's House; and the Sandstone Warehouse at the bridge at Sophia and William Streets.
If any other structure of eighteenth century vintage stood on Sophia Street, it no longer stands today. For that matter, did any eighteenth century structure ever face Sophia Street?
The Toll House in its relationship to the ferry served a special purpose and may have faced the river, but it was remote from primary areas of warehouse activity.
The present Half Way House, which could be Fredericksburg's earliest standing structure, obviously faced up river and for good reason. A visit to its basement level reveals huge sandstone fireplaces at either end of the building. The riverside fireplace is filled in while the Sophia Street or west end has been converted to an entrance necessitating the removal of the chimney. This magnificent eighteenth century tavern no doubt once resounded with the then nearby activity of the wharf and the warehouses that packed in merchants, sailors and warehousemen. Perhaps someday it may be restored to its original splendor and play an informative role in Sophia Street and waterfront history.
The Center for the Creative Arts, or Silversmith's House, obviously faced George Street for practical access to the commercial activity of the river and the more negotiable George Street. Assuming that the tunnel beneath George Street was there during the late eighteenth century, ships must have anchored at the river entrance to the tunnel in order to load and unload merchandise or slaves.
The gable end of the Center for Creative Arts now fronts on Sophia Street as does the Half Way House. With the nineteenth century development of Sophia Street, new structures naturally fronted on this growing area of activity and those of the eighteenth century converted their front entrances to the now more practical approach to the town--Sophia Street.
The Center, a very important historical attraction, has many fine historical features. Its sandstone basement floor and walls, its ghost story, its silversmith relationship -- all contributed to its historic value. As time went by, the sandstone warehouse at William and Sophia Streets no longer used its riverfront loading areas at the lower and earlier levels of the building. Instead, the William and Sophia Street entrances served the upper levels as these were constructed later.
It appears that Caroline Street was the more heavily urbanized area of eighteenth century Fredericksburg as commerce and development bypassed Sophia Street until it was sufficiently filled and broadened to serve as a negotiable street. The precipitous Sophia Street banks resulted from incessant fill which covered up much early riverfront history.
The transition of commerce from riverfront to Caroline Street and then, to a degree, back to Sophia Street, presents an intriguing picture of early Fredericksburg history. Other structures that may have paralleled those still standing are lost beneath fill and time. The sandstone structure beneath the Briar Patch Antiques* on Sophia Street, supporting the frame building above, is a unique example of early riverfront warehouse activity. Its recent exposure while remodeling was taking place revealed large riverfront entrances with huge sandstone lintels, characteristic of such riverfront warehouses. The building erected on it actually saved it from total oblivion and its brief appearance presented a fascinating glimpse into early waterfront history.
We must remember that even though Sophia Street was mapped in the early eighteenth century, structures at that time faced the river which was the practical and negotiable route of commerce.
This article originally appeared in the Fredericksburg Times magazine and was later reprinted in Fredericksburg Underground: Archaeological History, with Roy G. Butler, pp. 118-121.
*The Briar Patch Antiques was a few doors down from the Old Stone Warehouse. Today, it also houses an antique shop.


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ArcGIS Enterprise on Amazon Web Services and the AWS Management Console
The Amazon Web Services (AWS) Management Console is a web application that you can use to administer the Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) instances and other resources that you have created on AWS. Typically, you use ArcGIS Enterprise on Amazon Web Services deployment tools to create deployments and then you use the AWS Management Console to prepare resources and accomplish advanced administrative tasks such as adjusting security group rules or attaching more storage to your instances.
For information on which browser version to use with AWS Management Console, see the AWS documentation.
Advanced users who require more specialized configurations can create deployments using the AWS Management Console. In many cases, you can create EC2 instances using an Esri ArcGIS Enterprise Amazon Machine Image (AMI), which includes ArcGIS Enterprise software. Or, if you require a different operating system, for example, you may create EC2 instances from a different AMI and install and configure ArcGIS Enterprise on these instances.
Creating a deployment using the AWS Management Console is a multistep process that requires architectural planning and an understanding of Amazon Web Services.
The following is a summary example of a basic workflow to deploy ArcGIS Enterprise using the AWS Management Console and an Esri AMI. The approach you take may vary based on your deployment needs.
 1. Prepare to deploy on AWS.
 - Create an Amazon account and make sure it includes EC2 access.
 - The first time you use a new Amazon Machine Image, accept AWS Marketplace terms.
 - Create Amazon security groups for ArcGIS, configuring at least one security group that allows remote access.
 - For ArcGIS Enterprise deployments on a single EC2 instance, configure an Amazon Elastic IP address and map a fully qualified domain name to the IP address. Create the Elastic IP address in the same Amazon region as your deployment.
 - For deployments that include multiple machines (multiple EC2 instances), create Elastic Load Balancers (Classic) in the same Amazon region as your deployment. Create CNAME DNS mappings for each load balancer.
 2. Launch an AWS instance to create a base ArcGIS Enterprise deployment or a highly available portal and connect to the instance to license software.
 3. Create the ArcGIS Server roles you require and federate them with the portal.
 - Launch an EC2 instance for each federated server site you require. Use the same Esri AMI you used to create the portal.
 - Federate each site with the portal.
 4. If your users will publish services that reference registered data, set up a place to store your data on AWS.
 5. Move your data to AWS.
 6. Customize security on your AWS instances.
 7. Configure the ArcGIS Enterprise portal to meet your organization's needs.
 8. Prepare your production environment.
This help system describes many of the steps summarized above. Another helpful resource is the Amazon Web Services documentation, which explains how to use the AWS Management Console and how to program with Amazon Web Services.


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The Queen in Ireland: Why royal visit had to wait
The Queen is the first British monarch to visit what is today known as the Republic of Ireland in 100 years, but is this a sign of the end of centuries of resentment, asks historian Diarmaid Ferriter.
When the Queen's grandfather, King George V, arrived in Dublin in July 1911 he subsequently recorded his "feelings of joy and affection" inspired by the "wonderful reception" he was given by people lining the streets.
Over the course of the next decade, however, the political situation in Ireland was transformed, as were Anglo-Irish relations. It was the events of these tumultuous years, incorporating the War of Independence of 1916-21 and the quest for an Irish Republic, that meant 100 years would have to pass before the next visit.
Historically, the enthusiasm with which royals such as Queen Victoria, King Edward VII and King George V were greeted surpassed expectations and hostile nationalist opinion....
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The Link Between Manly Traits And Male Fertility
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The Link Between Manly Traits And Male Fertility
The Link Between Manly Traits And Male Fertility
According to the results of a new study, women tend to get more attracted to fertile males at the time of their ovulation to enhance their chances of successful conception. One must understand the theory of survival of the fittest to understand this concept. Traditionally, high testosterone levels are associated with more manly features and superior semen quality (or fertility). The idea is derived from prior researches in which it was identified that manly traits such as strong built, broad shoulders etc. are linked to high testosterone levels and genetic proficiency.
High Testosterone Levels and Manly Characteristics:
There are several parameters that help women in identifying fertile men; such as:
1. Masculine Built:
Men with high testosterone levels have strong bones and higher muscle mass due to anabolic activity of testosterone. This explains why masculine characteristics such as facial construction, built and other physical features are found to be more appealing to women in a heterosexual relation, especially at the time of their ovulation.
According to a new study reported in the PloS One (2) investigators suggested that high testosterone levels in men are associated with higher handgrip strength (HGS) scores. Based on the results obtained from Tanzanian population, it was identified that males with higher HGS have high serum testosterone levels and superior quality sperms, which makes them more likely to impregnate their partner in case of a successful sexual encounter.
2. Body Hair:
Former studies have shown that women are more allured towards men who are bigger and have more hairs. Even in animal kingdom, having more hair is considered as a sign of masculinity and hairy males tend to attract their companioTestosterone Levels Imagen towards them. For example male peacock's tail feathers are sign of their machismo.
To test this hypothesis, investigators conducted a study to see if women are attracted to hairy men or clean-shaved men. To obtain consistent and non-biased results, investigators used 15 male faces that were modified by a computer software to obtain five looks (such as clean shaved, light beard, light stubble and heavy stubble).
Based on the results of the data obtained from 60 women, it was discovered that women are most attracted to men with light beard, followed by men with stubble. The results of the study were reported in the peer reviewed journal Personality and Individual Differences (3).
3. Body Odor:
Besides facial features and body hair, certain other characteristics (such as sweat odor) can also have a huge impact on the women at the time of ovulation. High testosterone levels are associated with bigger sweat glands and ducts (and higher secretion of sweat) due to increased basal metabolism. At the time of ovulation, hormonal fluctuations tend to influence the mood, behavior and bodily responses to sexual stimuli. According to a new study reported in the Evolution and Human Behavior journal (4), the sense of smell and taste heightens in the fertile women during ovulation. This greatly improves the chances of men who secretes pheromones (or male scent in sweat).
4. Male Voice:
As crazy as it may sound, scientists actually decided to investigate the possible link between male's voice and sperm count. In order to test the theory to explore if sexy deep voices are associated with the quality of semen, scientists asked few young men to get their voice recorded and also collected their semen samples. Later on, the quality of sperms from the collected semen sample were examined and the recorded voices were played in front of few women. Researchers asked the women to rate those voices on the basis of sex appeal and attraction. As per researcher's expectations, the deeper voices were perceived as more captivating, but surprisingly, the attractive and muscular voice pitch does not found to be very strong associated with the quality of semen.
In short, manly traits may or may not be associated with high testosterone levels, but is very strongly linked to fertility in men.
1. Cunningham, M. R., Barbee, A. P., & Pike, C. L. (1990). What do women want? Facialmetric assessment of multiple motives in the perception of male facial physical attractiveness. Journal of personality and social psychology, 59(1), 61.
2. Atkinson, J., Pipitone, R. N., Sorokowska, A., Sorokowski, P., Mberira, M., Bartels, A., & Gallup Jr, G. G. (2012). Voice and handgrip strength predict reproductive success in a group of indigenous African females. PloS one, 7(8), e41811.
3. Neave, N., & Shields, K. (2008). The effects of facial hair manipulation on female perceptions of attractiveness, masculinity, and dominance in male faces. Personality and Individual Differences, 45(5), 373-377.
4. Thornhill, R., Chapman, J. F., & Gangestad, S. W. (2013). Women's preferences for men's scents associated with testosterone and cortisol levels: Patterns across the ovulatory cycle. Evolution and Human Behavior, 34(3), 216-221.
5. Simmons, L. W., Peters, M., & Rhodes, G. (2011). Low pitched voices are perceived as masculine and attractive but do they predict semen quality in men?. PloS one, 6(12), e29271.


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Pronunciation: en-de-vêr • Hear it!
Part of Speech: Verb, intransitive
Meaning: To try hard, attempt, to take pains, to make an effort.
Notes: Today's Good Word is spelt endeavour in Jolly Old, like labour and colour. This word was immortalized on the ship that carried Captain James Cook on his "voyage of discovery" around the globe in the late 1660s. This trip made such an impression on history that we placed her name on the fifth and final NASA space shuttle to be built. The verb may be used as a noun, as in, "His work was a monumental endeavor." An endeavor is an extraordinary attempt; any lesser attempt is just a try.
In Play: As viewers of the British mystery series Inspector Morse will know, the good inspector preferred to be called just "Morse", without revealing his Christian name. Toward the end of the series we learned why: his father was an admirer of Captain Cook and in his fervor had named his son, Endeavour. Remember that endeavor means "to try hard": "Susan Liddy-Gates endeavored to retrieve the money Hans Opp had taken from his clients in a Ponzi scheme, but failed to do so."
Word History: Today's Good Word comes from the French phrase se mettre en devoir de faire quelque chose "to make it one's duty to do something". Devoir came from Old French dever "duty, obligation", in turn from Latin debere "to owe". The neuter past participle of debere is debitum, which also served as a noun meaning "thing owed". English borrowed its terms debit and debt from this word, even while it was borrowing its French grandchildren. Debere originally meant "to deprive someone of something", because it came from Latin de- "away, un-" + habere "to have". (We shall endeavor now to offer Chris Berry the show of gratitude he so deserves for submitting today's extraordinarily Good Word through the Alpha Agora.)


In a recent survey by United Educators, it is clear that more colleges and universities than ever are implementing ERM as a way to prepare for and respond to risks and opportunities. Preparation for one of the most significant risks to these institutions, unfortunately, is not as prominent. Reputational risk is emerging as a top risk for colleges and universities due to its increasing likelihood, quickness to spread, and the high impact such a risk can have on an institution. This article assesses ERM practices at colleges and universities, describes reputational risk factors, and provides the best practices for identifying, prioritizing, and mitigating reputational risks.
ERM in Higher Education
Higher education institutions have historically been slow to adopt ERM policies and practices. However, over the past few years this has changed with 70% of institutions reporting a formal ERM process and structure in place in 2017. Board integration in the ERM process is also reportedly increasing as 69% of surveyed institutions in 2017 say that they are discussing institutional risk to the full board. Though this increase is promising, much of the responsibility of discussing risk is still falling on the audit committee with only 14% of institutions having board risk committees.
When addressing who is responsible for leading ERM within these institutions, the responses vary. Approximately 40% of respondents believe the responsibility falls on the CFO or the Chief Administrative officer and another 19% believe the responsibility falls on one of these two and is shared with another senior leader. Assigning responsibility for ERM and reputational risk is task that should be taken with great consideration as university leadership is highly scrutinized and individuals in these roles often are connected to the root causes of reputational risk events.
Reputational Risk in Higher Education
The top four reputational risks in the past three years are identified, and described by their risk factors, in descending order.
 1. Campus Climate
 1. Diversity and inclusion of student body
 2. Diversity and inclusion of senior management
 3. Controversial speakers
 2. Sexual Assault/Title IX
 1. Prevention and response to student-on-student sexual assault
 2. Title IX compliance
 3. Academic Programs
 1. Quality and integrity of academic programs
 2. Quality of students and faculty
 3. Faculty conduct
 4. Integrity of researchers and federal grant administrations
 4. Student Behavior
 1. Greek organizations
 2. Campus safety
 3. Student mental health
 4. Inclusion of international students
Going forward, the top three reputational risks of the future were identified as:
 1. Business Model
 2. Sexual Assault/Title IX
 3. Campus Climate
Interestingly, the top reputational risk that institutions believe they face in the future is sustaining the business model of universities and colleges. High tuition, large tuition discounts, and diminishing state support are all factors that test the viability of the current business model.
Managing Reputational Risks in Higher Education
When managing reputational risks, it is essential to take guidance from the ERM framework, especially the governance and culture aspects. To successfully manage their reputational risks, higher education institutions must build their governance and culture to set the tone at the top, engage leaders in risk management, enforce accountability, and demonstrate desired behaviors surrounding reputational risk. Identifying, assessing, and managing reputational risks can help ensure that when reputational risk events occur, the impact is less devastating.
Institutions can take steps to promote the identification of reputational risks by allocating resources and developing capabilities relating to the specific management of these risks. The connection between managing reputational risk and high performing institutions is a key indicator that spending energy and resources on reputational risks is more than worth the costs. High performing institutions are more likely to have a formal ERM process and structure, to proactively manage reputational risk, to know when a reputational risk event has occurred, and have a better understanding of reputational risk outcomes. However, despite this preparedness, only 57% of high performing institutions believe that they can withstand a major reputational risk event.
Best Practices for Managing Reputational Risks
There are seven key practices to best manage reputational risks.
 1. Understand the institution's current reputation through social media mentions and rankings in guidebooks.
 2. Assess the culture of the institution and make clear the mission and values of the institution.
 3. Assigned ownership of the institution's reputational risks and create specific line of communication between leaders.
 4. Consider the institution's programs, people, or areas that are highly esteemed and perceived to be above the rules.
 5. Obtain a collection of all risks and understand how non-reputational risks may affect reputational risks.
 6. Communicate the risk portfolio and mitigation plans with the Board on a regular basis, conveying the resilience of the institution should a risk event occur.
 7. Create and maintain a risk monitoring system to proactively identify potential risk events.
While colleges and universities are making progress in terms of establishing ERM policies and practices, there is still a gap in the preparedness of institutions and the probability of reputational risk events occurring. Even more concerning is the devastating impact that reputational risk events have on institutions. To improve their preparedness for such events, and promote long-term success, institutions should move toward governance, culture, and practices that help identify, prioritize, and manage reputational risks.
Link: United Educators "ERM and Reputational Risk: More Talk Than Action?"
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How to Copy a File to Multiple Directories in Linux
While learning Linux, it is always the norm for newbies to keep on typing several commands to accomplish a simple task. This is understandable especially when one is just getting accustomed to using the terminal.
However, as you look forward to becoming a Linux power user, learning what I would refer to as "shortcut commands" can significantly reduce time wasting tendencies.
In this article, we will explain an easy way, using a single command to copy a file into multiple directories in Linux.
In Linux, the cp command is used to copy files from one directory to another, the easiest syntax for using it is as follows:
# cp [options….] source(s) destination
Alternatively, you can also use the advanced-copy command, which shows a progress bar while copying large files/folders in Linux.
Consider the commands below, normally, you would type two different commands to copy the same file into two separate directories as follows:
# cp -v /home/aaronkilik/bin/ /home/aaronkilik/test
# cp -v /home/aaronkilik/bin/ /home/aaronkilik/tmp
Copy Files to Multiple Directories
Copy Files to Multiple Directories
Assuming that you want to copy a particular file into up to five or more directories, this means you would have to type five or more cp commands?
To do away with this problem, you can employ the echo command, a pipe, xargs command together with the cp command in the form below:
In the form above, the paths to the directories (dir1,dir2,dir3…..dirN) are echoed and piped as input to the xargs command where:
 1. -n 1 – tells xargs to use at most one argument per command line and send to the cp command.
 2. cp – used to copying a file.
 3. -v – enables verbose mode to show details of the copy operation.
Copy File to Multiple Locations in Linux
Copy File to Multiple Locations in Linux
Try to read through the man pages of cp, echo and xargs commands to find useful and advanced usage information:
$ man cp
$ man echo
$ man xargs
That's all, you can send us questions in relation to the topic or any feedback through the comment form below. You may also want to read about the progress command which helps to monitor the progress of (cp, mv, dd, tar, etc.) commands that are presently running in Linux.
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14 thoughts on "How to Copy a File to Multiple Directories in Linux"
 1. Very interesting article, so in:
 the output from echo is appended to the "cp -v {source-file}"-command. What if we wanted to switch source and destination, so copy from multiple sources into a single destination? How to proceed then (preferably with a one-liner)? Something like copying sys_info1sh and into the tmp-directory:
 ## echo /home/aaronkilik/test/ /home/aaronkilik/tmp/ | xargs -n 1 cp -v?????????????? /home/aaronkilik/bin/
 So I/we need to take the output from echo and prepend (instead of appending it) to the "cp -v"-command – how do achieve this?
 2. Nice article. I often have to move files to another system to multiple dir. I use SCP for that. e.g. scp /source/dir/file1 file2 file3 @:/target/dir
 3. Thanks for the info! In turn, some for you: The article AN is used before singular, countable nouns which begin with vowel sounds. Thus "…an easy way…"
 4. Nice article, I think xargs option "-n 1" – tells xargs to use 1 argument per command line at a time. (single line input to xargs has two whitespace separated arguments)
 5. You aways come up with something great, I can just wait to see what you have for next week. I follow you all the time and this is just another example of content sharing.
 6. an other (simpliest?) solution :
 for dir in dir1 dir2 dir3
 cp -v file1 file2 file3 $dir
 for…do…done is basment of shell power
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Human Intruder Detection (HIDS)
Monitoring the baggage system at the airside/landside boundary to prevent unauthorised or accidental intrusion thus creating a secure airside zone.
The landside/airside boundary is meant to be a barrier that prevents unauthorised people being where they shouldn't however due to the way an airport operates there must be holes in that boundary to allow or people or bags to travel back and forth. Whilst personnel access can be easily monitored/controlled the challenge with baggage handling is identifying human intrusion whilst allowing bag movement without false alarming.
Using an Artificial Intelligence (AI) based belt monitoring system is a new way to tackle the problem of human (and child) intrusion through the baggage system.
With machine learning algorithms at the heart of the solution, and using multiple technologies, the system has been taught the difference between bags and humans and over time the system continues to learn the difference between what is a bag and what is a human, getting more and more accurate.
This means that it is not affected by any of the problems associated with just thermal based systems such as hot bags causing false alarms and needing regular recalibration or light curtain based systems which won't detect a human attached to a bag or underneath a bag. The system can also be applied to detect other anomalies within the baggage system such as bags left lying around, multiple bags in a single tray or bags falling off trays from tilt tray sorters.
The system is easily deployed to cover the baggage system using off the shelf components and architecture. As with other Saconsys solutions we believe that in order to maintain uptime and control costs we teach and support the airport to maintain the equipment – this means no costly maintenance contracts or waiting for engineers to attend site.
The system is also scalable meaning that you can add as you go along rather than having to make a large investment on day one.
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What do you think what is record?
Our electronic definitions web site has answer for that as well:
is a collection of related items of data treated as a unit for processing (e.g. one
line of an invoice may form a record). This is called a logical record where
it is necessary to distinguish it from the record as held in computer storage
which may also include control information (the physical record).
Other electronic terms related to record
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Sites often require the functionality to create orders to be fulfilled repeatedly on a specific schedule, or to construct and save orders to be placed at a later date. You can use ATG Commerce to support these requirements through the use of scheduled orders.
In ATG Commerce, a scheduled Order object (of type scheduledOrder) maintains the schedule information for the scheduled order, and a template Order object maintains the order information for the scheduled order. The template Order object is a typical Order in the orderRepository, but it has a state of TEMPLATE. When a scheduled order is placed, the template order is cloned, and the cloned order is checked out and sent to Fulfillment. Consequently, the template Order is never processed, but simply serves as a prototype.
Template orders must include enough information, such as all necessary shipping and payment information, to process the cloned Order without further user interaction. A previously processed order or even the user's shopping cart (once the shipping and payment information has been specified) can be used to create a template order.
This section describes the ATG Commerce framework that supports scheduled orders and includes the following subsections:
For an example implementation of scheduled orders, see the Scheduling Orders section of the My Account chapter in the ATG Business Commerce Reference Application Guide.
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- Plesk for Linux
When creating a directory via Plesk File Manager, the operation fails with:
PLESK_ERROR: Error occurred during /bin/mkdir command
PLESK_ERROR: filemng failed: filemng: Error occurred during /bin/cp command.
The following error appears in
CONFIG_TEXT: Disk quota exceeded
- On creating a file with Plesk File Manager, the following error is shown:
CONFIG_TEXT: Unable to create /httpdocs/file.html: Failed to copy files storage to destination path. stderr: filemng: Cannot open destination file '/var/www/vhosts/example.com/httpdocs/file.html.l3J8rf' System error 122: Disk quota exceeded stdout: filemng: Cannot open destination file '/var/www/vhosts/example.com/httpdocs/plesktest.html.l3J8rf' System error 122: Disk quota exceeded
Hard disk quota of the subscription's system user has been reached.
Go to Domains > example.com > Web Hosting Access.
Increase the value of hard disk quota in the Hard quota on disk space section.
Apply the changes.


What is Homenetmen
Homenetmen is the abbreviation of the first letters of the Armenian words for "Armenian General Union for Physical Education and Scouts".
Homenetmen is a Non-Governmental Organization that runs operations both in scouting and sports. Homenetmen consists of 108 chapters and units in 24 countries around the world.
Established in 1918, Homenetmen has a global structure. The organization's Armenian branch is called Homenetmen-HASK (Armenian National Scouts Organization) and represents the country's national scouting movement. As such, Homenetmen-HASK is a member to the World Organization of the Scout Movement.
Homenetmen Membership is open to all Armenians, regardless of their gender or faith.


Allowed incoming accounts
You can specify the accounts that are allowed to access the audit store database. By configuring these accounts, you can control which collector computers can connect to the audit store database and which management databases have access to the data stored in the audit store database.
Your account must have Manage SQL Login permission to configure the incoming accounts.
To configure allowed accounts:
 1. Open Audit Manager.
 2. Expand the installation node, then expand Audit Stores and select a specific audit store name.
 3. Select a database under the audit store, right-click, then select Properties.
 4. Click the Advanced tab.
 5. Click Add to add a collector or management database account. For example:
 6. Select an authentication type.
 - If you select Windows authentication, you can browse to select a computer, user, or group to add.
 - If you select SQL Server authentication, you can select an existing SQL Server login or create a new login.
Connections should use Windows authentication whenever possible. However, computers in an untrusted forest cannot connect to an audit management database using Windows authentication. To allow connections from an untrusted forest, add a SQL Server login account as the incoming account for the management database.


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Find and Replace Basics
Bluefish offers a wide range of find and replace methods in the Edit menu, also available through the contextual menu within a document. Here we will explore the most basic ones. For advanced find and replace methods, see Section 5, "Find and Replace".
10.1. Searching for a word within a whole document
Choose the Edit → Find... (Ctrl+F) menu item. A Find dialog will be displayed. Enter the word (or string) to search for in the Search for: field. Then click OK.
If the search is successful, the document window scrolls up to the first occurrence of the string to search in the document and highlights it.
Below is an example of a search applied to a mediawiki document.
To find a subsequent occurrence of the string, use the Edit → Find again (Ctrl+G) menu item. If no further occurrence is found, a dialog will be displayed notifying you that no match was found.
10.2. Setting limits to the search scope
You may want to search for a string from the cursor location till the end of the document. Here is an example to search all name == occurrences within a python script from a given location.
Procedure V.2. Searching from selection
- Put the cursor where you want to start the search from in the document window
- Open the Find... dialog
- Enter your search string in the Search for: field
- Choose Current position till end from the Starts at: pop up menu
- Click OK.
Here is the result:
Notice that the search does not take into account the occurrence of the same string at line 50, since it is outside the search scope.
You can also limit the search scope to a selection range. In that case, highlight the selection before the search, and choose Beginning of selection till end of selection from the Starts at: pop up menu in the Find dialog.
10.3. Case sensitive search
By default, the search process is case insensitive. If you want to make it case sensitive, just check the Match case box in the Find dialog.
Here is the result applied to a ruby script:
Notice again that the result does not catch the XML string at line 45, since the search string was xml and case sensitive search was requested.
10.4. Overlapping searches
It may occur that the document contains some kind of palindrome you want to search for. The "normal" find process does not retrieve all occurrences of that kind of string.
In this case, you have to check the Overlap searches box in the Find dialog to retrieve all occurences of the string.
The search (with Ctrl+F, then Ctrl+G) will give the following results:
10.5. Retrieving previous search strings
Notice that the pop up menu to the right of the Search for field in the Find dialog allows you to retrieve previous search strings. They are listed in reverse order by search history, providing quicker access to the most recent searches.
10.6. More on find
For an explanation of the Bookmark results box of the Find dialog, see Section 4.1, "Generating several bookmarks at once".
You will find details on Find Again and Find from Selection in Section 5, "Find and Replace".
For a quick way of switching from HTML entities to other types of encoding and changing letter cases, see Section 5.1, "Special find and replace features".
10.7. Replacing features
The Edit → Replace... (Ctrl+H) menu item works the same way and has all the features, the Edit → Find... (Ctrl+F) menu item offers.
The Replace dialog is also accessible through the contextual menu within a document.
For the features common to the Find dialog, see 10.1, "Searching for a word within a whole document".
Here we will explain the features unique to the Replace dialog.
10.8. Retrieving previous replace strings
As for the Search for field's pop up menu, the Replace with field's pop up menu allows you to retrieve previous strings used for replace, the most recent ones being at the top of the list.
10.9. Changing letter case when replacing
If you want to change letter case when replacing, use the Replace type pop up menu.
The default choice is Normal, that is the case is not changed.
With the Uppercase replace type, the search string will be replaced with its uppercase translation.
Likewise, with the Lowercase replace type, the search string will be replaced with its lowercase translation.
Notice that in this case, the Replace with field is deactivated, thus not taken into account even if you have entered some string in it.
10.10. Choosing strings to replace
It may occur that you do not want to replace all search strings retrieved by the search process, but only some of them.
In this case, check the Prompt before replace box. A Confirm replace dialog will appear for each retrieved string where you can choose to Skip this string, i.e. leave it as it is, Replace it, Replace all strings within the search scope, or Close the dialog, i.e. cancel the process.
If you want to replace only the first occurrence of a search string, check the Replace once box instead.
10.11. More on replace
For further explanation on replace features within Bluefish, see Section 5, "Find and Replace".


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Cibernàrium is present throughout the city
1. Cibernàrium 22@ Building: located in the district of Sant Martí, welcomes specialized and advanced technology training.
2. Cibernàrium Nou Barris: welcomes the basic technological training.
3. Barcelona public libraries: they welcome the basic technological training and courses to promote the scientific and technological vocations.
4. La Xarxa d'Ateneus de Fabricació Digital: they receive various basic and specialized and advanced technology training activities and courses for the promotion of scientific and technological vocations.
5. Antena Plaça Catalunya (Movistar Centre): there you can enjoy for free different basic technological activities and masterclass in order to improve your digital abilities.
6. Other spaces: spaces provided by some partners such as universities, educational centers, research centers and institutes, etc.


Koko wa Ima kara Rinri desu Episode 2 English Subbed
Koko wa Ima kara Rinri desu
Takayanagi is a mysterious high school teacher, who teaches ethics. His students look innocent, but they have serious problems like being bullied and harming themselves. Takayanagi tosses out words & ideas in ethics and philosophy to his students. The words written in the ethics textbook seem boring, but the words by such figures like Socrates affect the students to deal with their own problems and lives. (Source: AsianWiki) ~~ Based on a manga of the same name
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Background: Although it is well-recognized that hospitalization often precipitates functional decline in older patients, there have been few studies to examine these functional changes carefully over multiple points in time. Objective: To describe functional trajectory during and 6 months posthospitalization and to ascertain the predictors that signal different classes of functional trajectory, using latent class analysis. Methods: A cohort study was conducted on 286 older hospitalized patients who were admitted to five surgical-medical units at a tertiary medical center in Northern Taiwan. Results are reported of 241 participants who completed all four scheduled assessments during hospitalization (within 48 hr after admission and before discharge) and 3 and 6 months postdischarge. Functional trajectory was measured using the Barthel index over four time points, and decline was defined as a reduction on the Barthel index scores. Demographics, comorbidities, visual impairment, medications taken, cognitive status, nutritional status, oral health, depressive symptoms, social support, surgical diagnosis, and length of stay were assessed as the predictors of functional trajectory classes. Results: Most (74.3%) participants developed functional decline during hospitalization, and 32.0% had persistent functional impairment at 6 months posthospitalization. Three functional trajectory classes (good, moderate, and poor) were identified, and gender, age, comorbidities, cognitive status, nutritional status, oral health status, and length of stay were associated with different trajectory classes. Conclusion: Visualizing different classes of functional trajectory and studying predictors that signal such differences during and posthospitalization help practitioners understand how function changed and the possible ways to intervene.
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- Activities of daily living
- Acute care for the older persons
- Functional decline
- Longitudinal design


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Associations to the word «Vertex»
VERTEX, noun. The highest point of something.
VERTEX, noun. (anatomy) The highest surface on the skull.
VERTEX, noun. (geometry) The common point of the two rays of the angle, or its equivalent structure in polyhedra (meeting of edges) and higher order polytopes.
VERTEX, noun. (mathematics) A point on the curve with a local minimum or maximum of curvature.
VERTEX, noun. (graph theory) One of the elements of a graph joined or not by edges to other vertices.
VERTEX, noun. (computer graphics) A point in 3D space, usually given in terms of its Cartesian coordinates.
VERTEX, noun. (optics) The point where the surface of a lens crosses the optical axis.
VERTEX, noun. (nuclear or particle physics) An interaction point.
VERTEX, noun. (astrology) The point where the prime vertical meets the ecliptic in the western hemisphere of a natal chart.
VERTEX COVER, noun. (graph theory) a set of vertices which touch all the edges of a graph
VERTEX, noun. The point of intersection of lines or the point opposite the base of a figure.
VERTEX, noun. The highest point (of something); "at the peak of the pyramid".
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The CTOD toughness evaluation of repaired weld joints (presence of two weld deposits, complex mechanical heterogeneity and high residual stresses) requires some modifications of commonly used specimen geometry and testing procedure. This paper presents the results of the single edge bend (SENB) specimens with shallow (a/W = 0.16) and deep notches (a/W = 0.3-0.5) extracted from 20 and 30 mm thick multipass submerged arc welded (SAW) joints repaired with hyperbaric (16 bar) welding process at the toe region of the original SAW weld deposits. The results show that an acceptable toughness level can be achieved for hyperbaric repair weld metals deposited at 16 bar (160 m water depth). The repaired single-bevel joint on 30 mm thick StE 445.7 TM steel contained low toughness HAZ (LBZ) regions, whereas another repaired X-joint on 20 mm thick StE 52 steel produced high toughness. The CTOD toughness evaluation (according to BS 5762 standard and CTOD (δ5) technique) of both plates contained a series of shallow and deep cracked SENB specimens notched (through thickness and surface) at various locations of the repaired welded joints. The directly measured CTOD (δ5) values are consistent with the calculated CTOD BS5762 values. An effect of weld metal overmatching on through thickness shallow cracked SENB specimen results was observed as these specimens can produce low CTOD values despite their lower crack tip constraint.
Keywords: CTOD toughness, hyperbaric repair weld, submerged arc welding, StE steel


Dalhousie Law Journal
J. Helen Beck
Mental handicaps, self-sufficient, economic burden, potential contributors to society, employment opportunity, social service structures
Mental handicaps affect a suprisingly large part of the community. If the handicapped cannot make themselves self-sufficient, they become a great economic burden whereas they may have the potential of being contributors to society. This paper will examine aspects of the law relating to employment opportunity and certain social service structures, and question the extent to which they further a handicapped person's goal of fulfilling his employment potential. Field research was done only in the Halifax area, but the analysis is pertinent across Canada because the statutory provisions, social services and social assistance structures found in Halifax are on the whole similar to those found across Canada.


How Zella Got Her Name
Kimberly Maynor
Zella is named after her grandmother, Zenaren Zimmarue Blevins. Zella's mother, Sarahann Susie Sulvanus (spelling? ) Day, was forcibly kidnapped from her mother, Zimmarue, by Catherine'Caty' Harris and Ambrose Day because Zimmarue was a Cherokee. Zella wrote a letter detailing how the Day's plotted the kidnapping since Myron Sulvanus Day, Zella's grandfather, died 3 months before Susie was born. The excuse, they didnt want Susie "raised indian". Zella was given her grandmother's middle name.
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About Spicy Shrimp And Long Beans Balado
Spicy Shrimp And Long Beans Balado is a food made from basic ingredients of fresh shrimp, long beans and red chili. Especially Shrimp are large and fresh. The term Balado is derived from the Padang language, West Sumatra, Indonesia, which means food using red peppers are mashed. These foods are eaten together with rice and vegetables. In addition to shrimp and red chili, other commonly used ingredients are Long beans, Lime or Tomato, and Onion. Its spicy flavor makes Balado Shrimp And Long Beans is much preferred by people who like spicy. And now the term Balado is not only used by people in the Western Sumatera but also throughout Indonesia.
The existence of chili and lime or tomatoes make this dish contains many vitamin C and Provitamin A. Fresh shrimp will certainly be a source of animal protein and minerals that are needed by the human body. Thus Spicy Shrimp And Long Beans Balado cuisine are very healthy and nutritious to be a side dish with rice and vegetables.
How to Make Spicy Shrimp And Long Beans Balado :
- 500 g of fresh shrimp
- 10 Long beans
- 100 grams of red chili
- 20 grams red cayenne pepper
- 4 cm Turmeric
- 10 pieces of red onions
- 2 pieces of Lime or 3 large Tomatoes.
- Cooking oil to taste
- The salt according to taste
How to make :
- Clean Shrimp and remove the head
- Clean Long Beans, cut to taste.
- Blend turmeric and salt. Mix with shrimp that have been cleaned earlier. Allow for 15 minutes for the seasoning to soak in the shrimp.
- Boil red chili, red cayenne pepper, and tomato
- After the red chili, red cayenne pepper and tomato boiled, then mashed.
- Add onion and salt. Puree again.
- Fried shrimp that have been flavored it all.
- Prepare the skillet. Enter the cooking oil then heat.
- Slice three of red onion put in hot oil in the pan.
- After the yellowish onion, enter the red chili, red cayenne pepper, and tomato that has been mashed earlier. Add a little water. Stir until cooked. If you do not use tomatoes, can use lime to taste sour.
- Add long beans that have been cut.
- Add shrimp that have been fried earlier. Stir slowly. Spicy Shrimp And Long Beans Balado ready to serve.
Serving method :
Put the Spicy Shrimp And Long Beans Balado in a clean, dry dish. Serve with rice and vegetables


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Overview - TOUCH2 LEARN TEXTURE CARDS
Touch2 Learn Texture Cards are an excellent learning tool that contains five sets of cards (45 cards), each with its own texture and theme. Each set has cards for the numerals 1-9 and is designed to help you teach number recognition, numeral/quantity association, counting and vocabulary. The back of the cards show the numeral with TouchPoints and Touching/Counting Patterns. Perfect for tactile/kinesthetic learning.
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Income mobility can be viewed as a first-order Markov process, with a matrix of transition probabilities which measure how individuals move from an income status in time t to a new status in time t+1. Direct estimation of transition matrices is difficult, since time series panel data are unavailable and limited data on the distribution of income do not suffice to determine the coefficients mathematically, let alone provide enough degrees of freedom for estimation. In this paper, we show that maximum entropy econometrics offers a feasible way to estimate transition matrices using distributional data from Colombia. Using a cross-entropy estimation method, we make efficient use of prior information about the structure of the transition matrices and how they vary with age. The approach is very flexible, allowing the use of "information" in a variety of forms such as inequality constraints, errors in measurement, and prior estimates. Under weak assumptions about the error generation process, we can derive test statistics based on the likelihood ratio measuring the significance of the estimation. The model fits the data well in that the predicted and actual distributions for period t+1 are close. The results show that there is a large degree of upward mobility in Colombia, especially at the bottom of the income distribution and for the younger age cohorts.
International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI)


Action Games
Chubby Bunny Game
Summary: A hilarious action game that involves stuffing marshmallows in your mouth and trying to yell, "Chubby Bunny!"
Ages: 10 and up. Recommended number of players: 3 and up. Messiness factor: Have a trash can and paper towels ready for a marshmallow mess. Materials required: A few bags of medium to large sized marshmallows.
Chubby Bunny
Chubby Bunny is a simple yet hilarious game that involves adding marshmallows to players' mouths, one at a time, and getting players to yell the words "Chubby Bunny."
How to play: Have three or more players go to the front of the room. Have paper towels or a large trash can ready, as this game can end up being a bit messy. Open up a bag of medium to large sized marshmallows. Give a marshmallow to each player, and have them insert it into their mouth. Do not let them chew or swallow the marshmallow. After each player has inserted a marshmallow in their mouth, each player takes turns screaming, "Chubby Bunny!"
If each person is successful in yelling the words with the marshmallow in their mouth, they survive and continue playing the game. Give each player another marshmallow. They must insert this marshmallow and yell "Chubby Bunny!" again. This process continues, and each player's mouth will start to become full of marshmallows. As long as the player can yell "Chubby Bunny" successfully without losing any marshmallows out of their mouth, they keep playing. When a person is unable to yell "Chubby Bunny," they are out of the game.
Warning: Be careful! This game can lead to choking if improperly played. Always supervise players. Safety first!
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Kiss That World Podcast | Sustainability + Conservation + Environmentalism
Oct 30, 2018
Carter Brooks is a climate artist, philosopher, and philosopher of climate art. And how does one become a philosopher of climate art? For Carter the journey started with math, he was a whiz in high school and even wrote his own program for solitaire. He went to Yale for his undergrad and worked for several years before being struck by the immediacy and enormity of the climate crisis and went back to school for his masters. He knew this problem could not be solved in his lifetime, and after grieving reevaluated everything that he thought was important.


When you think of traditional corporate video production there is a stereotype of the video being boring and dull. Now in the past this was correct. Corporate video production used to not be very engaging, simply a tool for brand awareness.
However, the video production landscape has changed. Video is now more engaging and the key to moving your audience, through appealing to their emotions.
Through creative and experimental ways, the increase in businesses connecting to an audience on an emotional level has become highly prevalent. Today authenticity and personal corporate videos are rewarded over the standard facts and figures of a product or service.
How Effective Is Emotion In Corporate Video Production?
Using the right balance of emotion throughout the corporate video production process makes for a compelling watch. If you can bring tears to an audience members eyes or make them laugh you connected with them.
And if you connected with them on a human level chances are they are going to converse with others about your video and share it online. This is what you want, to improve your reach but also to start a conversation.
Humans are social creatures and the art of storytelling is to create something that resonates with people, something they can relate to. The greater the emotional impact, the greater the success rate of your video.
What Are The Most Effective Emotions To Evoke?
With different business models different emotions to target will be relevant. You first have to consider what type of emotions you wish to elicit in a consumer. Positive emotions like happiness tend to evoke a more positive response.
Content Marketing Agency Fractl created a study analysing what the most popular emotional responses revolving around viral content.
Their study found the top ten emotional responses to viral content were:
 1. Happiness
 2. Surprise
 3. Admiration
 4. Satisfaction
 5. Hope
 6. Love
 7. Happiness for
 8. Concentration
 9. Pride
 10. Gratification
The bottom emotional responses to viral content were:
 1. Hate
 2. Reproach
 3. Resentment
 4. Gloating
 5. Shame
 6. Anger
 7. Remorse
 8. Depression
 9. Annoyance
 10. Disappointment
3 Examples Of Effective Emotional Marketing In Corporate Video
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At Estivus we know how important it is to convey emotion within your corporate video. Our video production service based in Dublin works in a way that conveys just that.
If you are ready to make the move to using corporate video to connect with your audience on a human level then pick up the phone and call us today on 01 _PHONE_. Alternatively, you can email [email protected].
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Why do they want to change the date of Australia Day?
The move led to the dispossession of Indigenous peoples from the land they had inhabited for thousands of years up to the arrival of the First Fleet. Forty-one per cent of those surveyed believed changing the date of Australia Day would be important in improving the lives of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders.
What day do they want to change Australia Day to?
More than half of 5,000 people surveyed on a youth social media platform want Australia Day changed from 26 January as debate flares again over the national day.
Why should we keep the date of Australia Day?
Saving the date means continuing to celebrate a date that's painful for many people. Changing the date or canceling the date doesn't address the trauma and disadvantage that started at colonisation and still affects Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people today.
Why Australia Day is really held on 26 January and the push to change the date?
Observed annually on 26 January, it marks the 1788 raising of the British flag at Sydney Cove by Arthur Phillip following days of exploration of Port Jackson in New South Wales by the First Fleet.
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Has the date of Australia Day ever changed?
The states and territories agreed to celebrate Australia Day in 1988 on 26 January, rather than with a long weekend. Aborigines renamed Australia Day, 'Invasion Day'.
What was the original date of Australia Day?
Australia Day – 30th July
On July 30 in 1915, the first official Australia Day was held, which was actually to raise funds for the World War I effort. Ellen Wharton-Kirke, from Manly NSW, made the suggestion to Premier Sir Charles Wade, reportedly due to the enlistment of her three sons.
Who found Australia?
What is the controversy over Australia Day?
The first fleet of British convicts arrived in Sydney on Jan. 26, 1788, but Aboriginal groups mourn what they call "Invasion Day." Australia's national day is controversial because it is held on a date marking British colonization.
Why did Triple J change the date?
2017–present: Announcement of date change
In 2017, Triple J announced that they would be holding 2018's Hottest 100 on January 27, instead of the traditional date of January 26. Triple J cited "growing dialogue around Indigenous recognition and perspectives on 26 January.
Was Australia Colonised or invaded?
What are the traditions of Australia Day?
Article The Best Aussie Traditions for Australia Day
 - Enjoy a BBQ. The perfect and traditional way to celebrate Australia day is with a barbeque. …
 - Head to a local park. …
 - Wear your Aussie gear. …
 - Cool down at the beach. …
 - Watch the fireworks. …
 - Aussie food. …
 - Throw a street party.
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When was Australia named?
On 12 December 1817, Governor Lachlan Macquarie recommended to the British Colonial Office that the "Australia" be adopted as the name of the continent still being referred to as New Holland. Finally, in 1824, the British Admiralty agreed that the continent should be officially called Australia.
How old is Australia?
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Located just north of the present City Hall, the
natural spring-fed Collect Pond was the main source of fresh water
for New York City until the Croton Aqueduct system was opened.
The African American burial ground was adjacent
to Collect Pond, along with the city armory and a tannery. Gunpowder,
animal slaughter, and burial sites must not have made for a pleasant
A canal was built to drain the now fetid pond,
and that canal later was paved over to form Canal Street. On early
maps of the city, such as the Montresor map of 1767, one can see
the low marshy ground, which demanded drainage.
John Fitch is said to have tested his steam
engine in Collect Pond in 1793, and there are numerous commemorative
maps attesting to his experiments, which predated the work of Robert


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Melbourne: If reading and re-reading text was still not enough for you to remember it during exams, researchers have devised a new font to help make the process bit more reliable.
Researchers at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) have developed a new font which tricks the human brain into using deeper cognitive processing to remember the text written in it.
As Cnet reports, the font, ironically called Sans Forgetica, is a sans serif style typeface which slants to the left, an usual design principle in typography, and has holes in it.
The unusual features are exactly what make the font use cognitive psychology and make one better remember the text written in it. The psychological learning principle is known as 'desirable difficulty' making the obstruction (holes) work towards better memory retention.


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Dear East Penn Parent/Guardian,
If you have not done so already, I invite each of you to complete the Comprehensive School Climate Inventory (CSCI) survey. The survey is designed to assess perceptions of school climate, including feelings about safety, relationships, learning, the environment, and communication within the school.
The survey should take approximately 20 minutes to complete and must be completed in one sitting. Your feedback is important to helping our district understand and improve the specific climate issues in our schools. The link to the survey was emailed to you by your child's building principal today. The window closes tomorrow, April 12.
Thank you for your support!
Dr. Michael Schilder