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How an incident's due date is calculated
Answer ID 2215 | Last Review Date 01/03/2020
What is an incident's relative due date (incidents.rel_due) and how is it calculated?
Service Level Agreements, Response Time
When an incident is created, an initial due date is calculated. This value only changes when the response requirements associated with the incident are changed due to the application of a service level agreement (SLA) or if the RECALC_INCIDENT_DUE configuration is set.
The relative due date is calculated by taking the incident's time of creation and adding the response time (from response requirements) associated with the incident. In addition, the due date takes into account the work hours that are configured in the Default Response Requirements table or the hours configured in the applied SLA.
For example if RECALC_INCIDENT_DUE is set to 0, the incident's response time is 45 minutes and the incident comes into the system at 9:00am on 10/10/07, the due date will be 10/10/07 at 9:45. This value does not change regardless of customer updates to the incident and/or additional responses. The value only changes if the response requirements change.
Similarly, if the work interval is configured to be 8:00 to 17:00 on Monday through Friday, and the response requirement is 540 minutes (9 hours). If an incident comes in at 3:00pm on Friday, the date due will be 3:00pm on Monday because the work intervals are taken into account when calculating the date due.
When incidents are created outside of business hours, the time the incident remained in the queue until the business hours begin is not counted against the due date. For example: Business hours are M-F 8:00 to 17:00. The response time is three hours. An incident submitted on Saturday at 15:00 would be due Monday, 11:00 am.
Note that the Resolution Time that is configured for the response requirements or an SLA is never used in calculating the date due value. Both the Response Time and the Resolution Time are based on the created time stamp of when the incident is initially created in the system.
For examples of when the RECALC_INCIDENT_DUE is enabled, see Answer ID 4729: Description of RECALC_INCIDENT_DUE configuration setting
For additional information, refer to the 'Configuring resolution due calculations' section in online documentation for the version your site is currently running. To access Oracle B2C Service manuals and documentation online, refer to the Documentation for Oracle B2C Service Products.
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Current Population of Rajasthan state is estimated to be 80,782,495 (8 crores). Get details on population growth, sex ratio and literacy rate in Rajasthan.
Population of Rajasthan 2021
Population of Rajasthan - Rajasthan with a population of 80,782,495 people is ranked as 7th populous state of India. Nearly ninety percent of Rajasthan's population is Hindu with Muslims making up the largest minority with eight percent of the populations. Jains - the merchant and traders from Rajasthan constitute a significant presence. Schedule Castes (ST) and Schedule Tribes (ST) form about seventy percent and twelve percent of the state population respectively. The population of the tribes in Rajasthan is nearly a double of the national average, with original inhabitants Bhils and the Meenas forming the largest group. Lesser known tribes like Sahariyas, Damariyas, Garasias, Lohars still form an important groups.
The Bhils are largely concentrated in the area around Chittorgarh, Udaipur and Dungarpur in the south corner of the state constituting a formidable 39 percent of the state's tribal population. Regarded as warriors with fine inherent guerilla tactics, their archery skills find mention in the Hindu epics of Mahabharata and the Ramayana. With improved communication and rapid growth in the economy, the Bhil's of living is slowly changing from their original hunting and gathering existence to one near the mainstream.
Population of Rajasthan
After the Bhils the Meenas are the second largest tribal group and the most widely spread throughout eastern Rajasthan. Most Meenas are cultivators and worship Lord Shiva. Another nomadic community is Rabari or Raika, of which there are two groups - Camel breeders (Marus) and the sheep breeders (Chakias). The Gurjars in the eastern part of the Rajasthan including Jaipur, Alwar, Bharatpur and Kota region dominate.
There are various local dialects and region variations in Rajasthan and Marwari, the predominant language of Rajasthan. Hindi, the official language of Rajasthan is spoken by majority. English is widely spoken by people engaged in the hospitality industry and business.
Current Population of Rajasthan in 2021
Population of Rajasthan is increasing at a steady rate on annual basis. The vibrant state of Rajasthan is currently home to 80,782,495 people in 2021. Comparing with last year population of Rajasthan, whihc was projected to be 79,536,709, there has been an increase of over a million people in the state. However, this figure was recorded to be at 78,356,812 in 2019. The state adds more than 1 million people in its population every year. Rajasthan recorded a population of 74,791,568 in the year 2016. Population growth in Rajasthan is descent at 1.7% annually. Thus, Annual growth of Population in Rajasthan is considered to be descent if compared with other states of India.
Sex Ratio of Rajasthan
The sex ratio in Rajasthan is not a great indicator of its overall growth and development. Present sex ratio of 926 females for 1000 males is less as compared to other states in India like Kerala and Karnataka. According to latest figures, there are only 10 districts in Rajasthan where sex ratio exceeds 900. In fact Rajasthan's sex ratio has declined in the last two decades which causes a serious concern for Government and Agencies.
Literacy Rate in Rajasthan
The current literacy rate of state at 67.1% is less as compared to overall literacy rate of India which stands at 74%. Government has played a major role in bringing the Literacy rate of state up as it was pretty low in the last two decades.
Most Populated Cities in Rajasthan
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|This project proposal describes the automation of a four steering wheel lawn mower robot called spider lawn mower SLM robot. The SLM faces four issues studied in this research: slippage conditions and cutting grass edge following, multi-mobile robot formation control, a body detection within the grass in front of the robots path and auto-repeating the same known tasks.|
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Counselling and Career Guidance Cell
The Counselling & Career Guidance Cell, is an integral part of IIMS, is a student support service intended to help students adapt and make the best of their learning environment.
College is a time of transition, change and new experiences for students. Among college bound individuals, a constellation of stressors is frequently experienced. Stress may arise from challenging course loads, problems in managing ones' time and personal finances, tension related to examinations and challenges in creating and maintaining satisfying interpersonal relationships; potentially leading to increased levels of depression, anxiety, academic failure and emotional exhaustion.
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Students can come for counselling on any matter that might be troubling them. Some of the common problems among the college students are as follows:
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Counselling service provides a confidential environment where the students can express themselves relating to problems that may be painful or uncomfortable. Counselling helps the student to explore the situation and find solution or answer for a problem. Through counselling an attempt is made to assist the student to organize himself/herself better, to attain a more satisfying and resourceful way of living. The Students' Counsellor who is the coordinator of the cell, may be contacted at _EMAIL_


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Because of the amount of information that needs to be processed for each student, rostering more than 80 students in a single class or more than 500 students in a single account will lead to issues with your teacher account, such as:
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Because of the large geographic area served by the PJM Interconnection utility group, there is a greater potential for summertime demand peaks to occur involving Buckeye Power and Firelands. Even though very hot weather may not be present in Ohio, Firelands members may be affected by load management efforts to reduce high demand elsewhere in the PJM Interconnection utility group to keep power costs as low as possible for all consumers in the group.
Peak demand is very costly and continues to be a growing concern for all electric utilities. New generation facilities are needed, but what will they cost? Global climate change issues and greenhouse gas laws require special treatment and scrutiny for any new power plants. This means the cost of constructing future new generation facilities will be extremely expensive, and whatever the cost, consumers will pay the bill.
Cooperative electric loads have grown to the point that the excess generation capacity built decades ago has been used up. Buckeye Power's current generation mix includes base load coal-fired generation, natural gas-fired peaking units, hydroelectric generation, livestock waste digesters producing bio-gas for generation, and a wind turbine farm. This generation portfolio helps ensure that Ohio co-op members will have sufficient power supply beyond 2020.
Like those co-op members in the 1970s who paid for generation capacity they "grew into" over several decades, we take advantage of opportunities today to ensure our power supply for tomorrow and for the next generation. "The power we generate at our own plants is less expensive than power we may have to buy from the energy markets," said Firelands General Manager April Bordas. "If we can keep our energy demand lower, we don't have to buy the 'high-priced stuff' from outside markets, and we all save money."
Ohio's electric cooperatives offer load management programs to encourage their members to help reduce high demand during very hot, humid summer weather and at other times when high demand occurs. In addition, Buckeye Power continues to investigate various renewable energy options to add to its generation portfolio.

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An ETL import graph is build on logical dependencies of the jobs to each other. So typically a SQL transformation job depends on all the previous jobs that create the tables used in the query. But once there are a certain number of jobs, dependencies often get a bit more complicated and some of them become redundant in the process. A simple example can be seen in the dependency graph from figure, where the three red edges are redundant.
To speed up the ETL data pipeline, you should try to run jobs in parallel. Obviously, not all jobs can run at the same time in most cases, since there are dependency constraints between the jobs and limits of the servers capacity (number of processors and/or IO bandwidth). So assuming the server allows you to run n jobs in parallel, often there is the situation that the dependencies give you the option to run any of a set of m different jobs with m > n.


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By default, the Windows command console doesn't support output coloring. The Console component disables output coloring for Windows systems, but if your commands invoke other scripts which emit color sequences, they will be wrongly displayed as raw escape characters. Install the Cmder, ConEmu, ANSICON, Mintty (used by default in GitBash and Cygwin) or Hyper free applications to add coloring support to your Windows command console.
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Whenever you output text, you can surround the text with tags to color its output. For example:
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// white text on a red background
The closing tag can be replaced by , which revokes all formatting options established by the last opened tag.
It is possible to define your own styles using the Symfony\Component\Console\Formatter\OutputFormatterStyle class:
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If the terminal doesn't support true colors, the nearest named color is used. E.g. _TAG_ is degraded to red or _TAG_ is degraded to yellow.
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How does one correctly destroy a body before the geom associated with
it? I have a base class with a dGeomID and a derived class with a
dBodyID. Since the derived classes destructor is called first,
dBodyDestroy is called before dGeomDestroy.
This results in a access violation in collision_kernel.cpp:
dxGeom *dGeomGetBodyNext (dxGeom *geom)
return geom->body_next; //right here, where geom is a bad pointer
I've tried calling dGeomSetBody(mGeomID, 0) prior to dBodyDestory,
hoping to decouple the two. But then it dies in dxGeom::bodyRemove().
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The military art of Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan wrote his name in the military history of the world with many military commanders, warlords.
In general, the history of military art of Azerbaijan is very old. The head of Girdman state Javanshir was distinguished also with military skills. Between 816-837 our well-known warlord Babek had defeated 6 armies of Arab invaders. These victories were possible just because of strategy realized by him as a military leader. Our rulers and warlords like Shamsaddin Eldaniz in early Middle Ages, his son Muhammad Jahan Pahlavan, Kara Yusuf, Uzun Hasan won the battles thanks to special military tactics realized by them. The founder of the Safavides Shah Ismail Khatai within 14 years could capture 14 regions with less force.
Certain Azerbaijani military men participated at some wars and conflicts either in XIX or XX century were distinguished with some tactics and specific military strategies
The general from the Bakikhanovs in Baku, the Shikhlinski and the Vekilovs in Gazakh, the Javanshirs in Garabakh, Kengerli in Nakhchivan, Javadkhans in Gyanja and from other regions spread all over the world glory-glory of Azerbaijani people.
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Ten thousand year old boats found on Britain's hillsides
Price: Free! Words: 4,040. Language: English. Published: July 1, 2014. Category: Nonfiction » History » History of things
On the hillsides of Britain are chalk and stone remnants of monuments that are between five and ten thousand years old. These monuments are curious for they are long and thin in shape, surrounded by moats and our ancestors placed their dead inside for their last journey - the problem is these symbolic images were built thousands years before ships were supposedly invented.


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Materials and Techniques - Types of Inks
Anatomical Study of a Seated Male Nude, Henry Fuseli, about 1770-8. Museum no. E._PHONE_
Anatomical Study of a Seated Male Nude
Henry Fuseli (_PHONE_)
Ink on laid tracing paper
Width 13 cm x height 30 cm
Museum no. E._PHONE_
The fact that the ink is brown and is eating into the paper suggests that it was iron-gall ink.
Design for a Stained Glass Window, Hans Baldung, first half of 16th century. Museum no. D._PHONE_
Design for a Stained Glass Window
Hans Baldung (called Grien) (about _PHONE_)
First half of 16th century
Black and brown inks and red chalk on laid paper
Width 31.5 cm x height 42.9 cm
Museum no. D._PHONE_
Most of this drawing is executed in iron-gall ink which has turned brown. The figure in the front has remained black and is therefore likely to be drawn with carbon ink.
The Banquet of Anthony and Cleopatra, Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, 18th century. Museum no. D._PHONE_
The Banquet of Anthony and Cleopatra
Giovanni Battista Tiepolo (_PHONE_)
Bistre wash over black chalk on laid paper
Width 33.5 cm x height 23.5 cm
Museum no. D._PHONE_
The undissolved brown particles characteristic of bistre ink are clearly visible.
Cupid Dipped in Wine, Illustration to the Sixth Ode of Anacreon, Henry Pierce Bone, 1821. Museum no. E._PHONE_
Cupid Dipped in Wine, Illustration to the Sixth Ode of Anacreon
Henry Pierce Bone (_PHONE_)
Sepia wash over pencil on wove paper
Width 42.4 cm x height 32 cm
Museum no. E._PHONE_
This sketch was drawn at a meeting of the Sketching Society, the rules of which were that the subject should be executed in the medium of sepia. It is testimony to sepia's extensive tonal range. Were the washes in different colours rather than in shades of brown we would be inclined to call them water-colour.
Self-portrait, Charles Ginner, about 1920. Museum no. E.3308 -1980
Charles Ginner (_PHONE_)
Indian ink on laid paper
Width 10.2 cm x height 10.2 cm
Museum no. E.3308 -1980
The ink's slight shine is typical of Indian ink.


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What are the regulated professions?Print
Regulated professions are professions which require possession of specific professional qualifications. In other words, to work in a regulated profession one must meet the conditions set out in the legislation of a given country. In practice this means that to perform work in regulated professions one requires certificates, licenses and other certification types, without which a person cannot effectively seek employment in a specific position.
At present the number of regulated professions inPoland is large – there is 380 of them. Such professions inPoland include, among others: attorney, solicitor, architect, estate agent, tour guide, tourist guide, doctor, nurse, midwife, dentist, dental assistant, psychologist, physical therapist, paramedic, a masseur, pharmacist, librarian, employment agent (broker), crane operator, scaffolding fitter, welder, taxi driver, and many others.


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In the article SAP HANA Modeling Introduction
and SAP HANA Calculation View
we explained the basics of SAP HANA data modeling. We also learnt how to create modeling views in Build Your First SAP HANA Model in 10 Minutes
In this article we will explain what is Analytic privilege in HANA and how does it work.
What is Analytic Privileges?
Analytic privileges control access to SAP HANA data models.
Analytic privileges are used to grant different users access to different portions of data in the same view
depending on their business role.
It allows us to maintain row-level access
Why do we need Analytic Privilege?
SQL privileges implement authorization at object level only. Users either have access to an object, such as a table, view or procedure, or they do not.
While this is often sufficient, there are cases when access to data in an object depends on certain values or combinations of values. Analytic privileges are used in the SAP HANA database to provide such fine-grained control of which data individual users can see within the same view.
Suppose there is a calculation view which contains the sales data of all the regions like Asia, Europe and America.
The regional managers must have access to the calculation view to see the data. However, managers should only see the data for their region. The manager of America region should not be able to see data of other region.
In this case, an analytic privilege could be modeled so that they can all query the view, but only the data that each user is authorized to see is returned.
Important Facts about Analytic Privileges:
- Analytic privileges are intended to control read-only access to SAP HANA information models, that is
- Attribute views
- Analytic views
- Calculation views
- Analytic privileges do not apply to database tables or views modeled on row-store tables.
Create and Manage Analytic Privilege.
Here is the sequence of steps to achieve this
- Create Analytic Privilege and assign restriction for region "Asia".
- Assign the Analytic Privilege to User to restrict the data on HANA Views.
SAP HANA System Privileges Required to Create/Manage Analytic Privilege:
To create analytic privileges, the system privilege CREATE STRUCTURED PRIVILEGE is required.
To drop analytic privileges, the system privilege STRUCTUREDPRIVILEGE ADMIN is required.
In the SAP HANA modeler, repository objects are technically created by the technical user _SYS_REPO, which by default has the system privileges for both creating and dropping analytic privileges.
The database user requires the package privileges REPO.EDIT_NATIVE_OBJECTS and REPO.ACTIVATE_NATIVE_OBJECTS to activate and redeploy analytic privileges in the Modeler.
Steps to Create an Analytic Privilege:
We need to create the modeling view first which will be used in the Analytic Privilege.
Create a calculation view by following the article Create a calculation view in 10 minutes.
The output of the calculation view is
Let us see how we can restrict the output only for "Asia" region.
Right click on the package and select "Analytic Privilege"
Specify Name and label for the Analytic Privilege
Select the calculation view and click on Add button. Then click on "Finish".
Click on Add button as shown below and select the column REGION_NAME.
Now we need to assign the restriction. Click on the add button as shown below and select the value "Asia".
Save and activate the analytic privilege.
The analytic privilege is ready. Now we can assign this analytic privilege to any user.
Assign Analytic Privilege to a User:
: You must have authorization to create/assign privileges to a user.
Go to Security -> Users. Right click and create a new user. Specify user name and password.
Click on the "Analytic Privileges" tab and add the analytic privilege created in previous step.
You also need to assign following privileges required to get access to modeling views.
- Execute & Select access on _SYS_BI
- Execute & Select access on _SYS_BIC
- Execute on REPOSITORY_REST
Done!! We have created an analytic privilege and assign that to a user.
Now add the same HANA system using new user. Open the data preview of the same calculation view. It will show only the data for region "Asia".


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Conclusive Presumption Law and Legal Definition
Conclusive Presumption or absolute presumption or irrebuttable presumption of law refers to presumption which cannot be overcome or changed by any additional evidence or argument. It refers to rules of law and are usually mere fictions. Modern courts repudiate conclusive presumptions when they are not fictions. For example, a child below 7 years of age is incapable of committing a felony.


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Examples of scheduled monuments
Below are examples of scheduled monuments, ranging from early prehistoric to modern monuments.
Early prehistoric monuments
Despite recycling of stone for later uses, early prehistoric burial
sites such as this chambered cairn still contain important and unique information about burial practices
around 5000 years ago.
Later prehistoric monuments
Around 2000 years ago people in northern and western Scotland lived in substantial stone houses, often with defensive qualities. Here a submerged causeway leads from the shore to an island dun.
For a time in the 2nd century AD, the Antonine Wall was the north-west frontier of the Roman empire.
Early medieval monuments
The Picts of the 4th to 7th centuries AD built forts in many parts of Scotland, here reusing masonry from a nearby Roman fort.
Later medieval monuments
Later medieval churches were at the heart of their communities. Along with their graveyards they can tell us about changing religious beliefs and how this was reflected in the church architecture and burial practices.
It can be difficult to identify the remains of medieval settlements, but deserted settlements are characteristic of much of post-medieval Scotland. This fermtoun appears to contain at least eight separate units or farmsteads, pre-dating the transition to the dispersed farmsteads of the post-Improvement era.
We now recognise the cultural significance of the military remains of the 20th century.
In Scotland, seven wrecks dating from the First World War are scheduled in Scapa Flow, Orkney. Scottish Ministers can also designate wrecks under the Protection of Wrecks Act 1973.


UART-based connections
Renode allows connecting boards into a network using UART devices that exchange data.
Creating a hub
UART devices can be connected together using UART hubs.
To create a hub named uartHub, execute:
(monitor) emulation CreateUARTHub "uartHub"
Connecting UART devices
In order for UART devices to be able to communicate, they must be connected to a common UART hub.
Exactly as in the case of the wired network, use connector to connect them together:
(monitor) mach set 0
(machine-0) connector Connect sysbus.uart uartHub
(machine-1) mach set 1
(machine-1) connector Connect sysbus.uart uartHub
Disconnecting UART devices
You can also disonnect a device from a hub with:
(machine-1) connector Disconnect sysbus.uart uartHub
Running the simulation
The UART hub is created in a paused state, which means it won't transfer any data between devices. To enable the communication it must be started first. It happens automatically when starting the whole simulation, with:
(monitor) start
or can be triggered manually, with:
(monitor) uartHub Start
From this moment on data sent to sysbus.uart on machine-0 will be received by sysbus.uart on machine-1 and vice versa.
You can also stop a hub at any moment, with:
(monitor) uartHub Pause
In order to ensure the determinism of the simulation, bytes sent over an uartHub are buffered and delivered to the receiver at predefined times. Please, note that this might lead to slight delays in the communication. The maximum delay is controllable by the quantum parameter. For details on how the synchronization works and how to configure it, refer to the synchronization section of the documentation.


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Query API reference
This applies tov2.25
Interana's API gives you a way to extract summarized and aggregated data for use in downstream processes, data warehouses, dashboards, or reports. For some customers, Interana is one of several analytics processes they run and consolidation of these various analyses in a single report or dashboard is important. Other customers need aggregated data from Interana to feed into separate processes. With the advent of the API, users can now run queries outside of the Interana front end.
The Interana external API is a REST API that allows integration with Interana outside of the standard interface. The API is deployed automatically as part of an Interana cluster installation. The first version of the API provides basic functionality for single measurement and time series queries.
Single Measurement Queries
Single measurement queries are queries that return a single result set. An example of a single measurement query is a Table view query that extracts a site's top users based on the count of user events. Only one table of results is returned for the given time range.
Time series queries are queries that return a result set for every data point in the query's time range. In Interana Explorer, time series queries are rendered using the Time view.
The API currently supports one endpoint: query. The query endpoint allows the user to make queries against Interana. The URL path to the query endpoint is:
https:///api/v1/query
The query endpoint must be accessed with the GET http method.
Authentication and authorization
All requests to the API must be over SSL (https protocol).
The API uses a token based authentication model. Tokens can be created or revoked by Interana support, or you can generate your own API tokens. Tokens must be passed in the Authorization header of each request to the API in the following format:
Authorization: Token
Every user account is authorized to make requests to the API, as long as they use a valid request token.
Requests to the query endpoint must be sent with the GET HTTP method. The required query parameter defines the query to be executed on Interana. It is a JSON object that is URL-encoded and passed as a parameter to the request.
Object format
The query object has the following format:
Name Type Required Description
dataset string yes The name of the dataset that you want to use.
start int yes The start time for the query. Represented as milliseconds since UNIX Epoch time.
end int yes The end time for the query. Represented as milliseconds since UNIX Epoch time.
timezone_offset int no Milliseconds offset from UTC, used for day alignment. This defaults to the configuration of your Interana instance, or Pacific daylight time if the instance is not configured (PDT = -7hr\*60m / hr\*60s / m\*1000ms / s = -25200000 ms).
queries array yes A list of objects containing details about the query. For most basic queries, this list will only contain one element (see queries).
group_by array no
An array of strings listing the columns to group by. Applies to all query objects.
The response will return the columns in the same order that you specify in the group_by.
max_groups int no The number of groups to return if group_by is specified. Defaults to 10.
order_by string no Specify the order in which results are returned. See order_by for more information.
sampled boolean no Whether to run a sampled query. The default is true.
compute_all_others boolean no When group_by is specified, whether to compute the "All others" group. Defaults to false.
 "Type" refers to the JSON type of the property. See for more information.
Name Type Required Description
type string no The type of query to run. Select single_measurement (the default value) or time_series.
measure object yes An object defining an aggregation to measure (see measure).
filter string no Filters to apply to the query. This uses the Advanced filter syntax.
You can use the advanced filter syntax with the API to reference per-actor metrics in queries. The API does not support ratio metrics.
Name Type Required Description
aggregator string yes
The aggregation to measure.
One of: "count_star", "unique_count", "sum", "avg", "min", "max", "P1", "P5", "P10", "P25", "P50", "P75", "P90", "P95", "P99"
column string yes The column that you want to measure.
Name Type Required Description
type string No Specify what you want to order by. Select measure to order by the query measure, or select count_star to order by the count of events.
direction string No Specify the sort order, either asc (ascending) or desc (descending).
The API will return the http status code 200 for successful requests to the query endpoint, along with a JSON object containing the results of the query.
Object format
The query result object format is:
Name Type Description
columns array An array of column objects
rows array An array of row objects
Name Type Description
label array or string A description of the column
type string
The type of the data in the column. Specify "array", 'number'', or ''time_series''
See Data types for more information.
Name Type Description
values array The data corresponding to the defined columns. The order of elements in this array corresponds to the order of elements in the columns array. The length of this array will always equal the length of the columns array. The type of data will match the type defined in the corresponding column object (see Data types).
properties object A map of properties for the result. For time_series queries, this includes information about the time bucketing used to calculate the result. If no properties are applicable, this field will be omitted. See row properties, below.
row properties
Name Type Description
rate string Select ''day'', ''week'', or ''month''
resolution int The time between data points, in milliseconds
window int The length of the time window, in milliseconds. The window must be greater than or equal to the resolution setting.
Data types
The type property of column objects describes the type of data that will appear in each row. The following table describes the JSON format of the possible type values.
Name Type Description
number number
array array
time_series array An array of time_series objects
Name Type Description
timestamp int The timestamp of the data point in milliseconds since UNIX Epoch time
value number The value of the data point
properties array See time_series properties
time_series properties
Name Type Description
event_count int
The number of events used to compute the value. This is the number of events scanned in the time window (window).
For unsampled queries, this should equal the number of events that exist in that particular time window.
object_count int
The number of unique objects used to compute the value.
For unsampled queries, object_count will equal value. For example, if you run an unsampled Count Unique of user_id that scans 500 events in the time window (the event_count), and count 20 unique users, the object_count and value will be 20.
If you run a sampled Count Unique of user_id that scans 24 events in the time window (event_count), and counts 10 unique user_ids (object_count), the value returned is scaled accordingly (because of sampling) and returns 120 as the estimated unique user count for that time window.
Examples: single measurement and time series
Single measurement queries
In this single measurement example, the query is looking for the number of unique userids, grouped by artist, from April 25, 2016 to April 30, 2016.
The same query can be executed in the API with the following request and response calls. Note that start and end times are specified as milliseconds since epoch and timezone_offset is relative to GMT.
Request: single measurement
 "dataset": "Music",
 "start": 1461567600000,
 "end": 1461999600000,
 "timezone_offset": -25200000,
 "queries": [ {
 "type": "single_measurement",
 "measure": {
 "aggregator": "unique_count",
 "column": "userId"
 "filter": "('artist'!= \"*null*\")"
 } ],
 "sampled": true,
 "group_by": ["artist"],
 "max_groups": 5,
 "compute_all_others": false
Response: single measurement
 "rows": [
 {"values": [ [ "3 Doors Down"], 31456] },
 {"values": [ [ "Justin Bieber"], 31336] },
 {"values": [ [ "OneRepublic"], 31772] },
 {"values": [ [ "Taylor Swift"], 30136] },
 {"values": [ [ "The White Stripes"], 27036] }
 "columns": [
 {"type": "array", "label": ["artist"] },
 {"type": "number", "label": "measure_value"}
Time series queries
If the single measurement query example used above is issued as a time series query, each x-axis point in the query time range returns a count of each user's events for that given time window. In other words, the query returns a separate result set for each point in the x-axis.
The time series query in the example below looks for the number of events between April 29, 2016 12:00 am and April 29, 2016 12


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VMC Versus IMC Aviation Conditions
VMC and IMC are aviation terms used to describe meteorological conditions during flight. VMC stands for visual meteorological conditions, and IMC stands for instrument meteorological conditions. Although the two terms are often used interchangeably (even, sadly, among industry professionals) with the terms VFR and IFR, respectively, VMC is not the same as VFR, and IMC is not the same as IFR.
The Rules of VFR and IFR
As most pilots know, there are two sets of rules for flying any aircraft: VFR and IFR. VFR stands for visual flight rules, which constitute the set of regulations under which a pilot operates an aircraft in weather conditions generally clear enough to allow the pilot to see the aircraft is going. Specifically, the weather must be better than the basic VFR weather allowable in regards to the VMC, the visual meteorological conditions, as specified in the rules laid out by the most relevant aviation authority.
The term IFR stands for instrument flight rules. Generally speaking, the weather dictates whether the pilot chooses VFR or IFR
How VMC is Defined
Before we tackle the meaning and importance of VMC, it's worth noting that there are actually two types of VMC. For your purposes, we're going to look at the meteorological conditions and not the airspeed associated with an engine failure during multi-engine flight. This situation is denoted with a large "V" and a smaller'mc': Vmc.
The definition of VMC, according to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is meteorological conditions expressed in terms of visibility, distance from cloud, and ceiling equal to or better than specified minima. Because the FAA is the national authority in regards to regulating all aspects of civil aviation in the U.S., their rules and regulations will always prevail.
The terms VMC and VFR are often used interchangeably, although VMC refers to the actual weather conditions and VFR refers to the flight rules surrounding those conditions.
For example, the prevailing visual meteorological conditions must be at least equal to what is required for visual flight rules (VFR). However, just because a flight is conducted legally under VFR conditions that does not mean that the pilot will be in VMC the entire flight, as this article explains. Losing visual references (and inadvertently entering IMC) can happen even while maintaining VFR flight. Also, a pilot can fly in VFR conditions while flying on an IFR flight plan, but the opposite is not true: A pilot cannot fly in IFR conditions on a VFR flight plan (at least not intentionally.)
How IMC is Defined
The definition of IMC, according to the FAA, is meteorological conditions expressed in terms of visibility, distance from clouds, and ceiling less than the minima specified for visual meteorological conditions (VMC).
IMC is any meteorological condition that doesn't qualify as visual meteorological conditions, or weather conditions worse than VMC.
The terms IMC and IFR are often used interchangeably, although IMC refers to the actual weather conditions and IFR refers to the flight rules surrounding those conditions.
All flights in IMC must be conducted by an instrument-rated pilot and under an IFR flight plan.


module NLP.GenI.Automaton
 ( NFA(..),
 addTrans, lookupTrans,
 automatonPaths, automatonPathSets,
 numStates, numTransitions )
import qualified Data.Map as Map
import Data.Maybe (catMaybes)
import NLP.GenI.General (combinations)
\end{code} This module provides a simple, naive implementation of nondeterministic finite automata (NFA). The transition function consists of a Map, but there are also accessor function which help you query the automaton without worrying about how it's implemented. \begin{enumerate} \item The states are a list of lists, not just a simple flat list as you might expect. This allows you to optionally group your states into ''columns'' (which is something we use in the GenI polarity automaton optimisation). If you don't want columns, you can just make one big group out of all your states. \item We model the empty an empty transition as the transition on Nothing. All other transitions are Just something. \item I'd love to reuse some other library out there, but Leon P. Smith's Automata library requires us to know before-hand the size of our alphabet, which is highly unacceptable for this task. \end{enumerate} \begin{code}
-- | Note: there are two ways to define the final states.
-- 1. you may define them as a list of states in finalStList
-- 2. you may define them via the isFinalSt function
-- The state list is ignored if you define 'isFinalSt'
data NFA st ab = NFA
 { startSt :: st
 , isFinalSt :: Maybe (st -> Bool)
 , finalStList :: [st]
 -- see chapter comments about list of list
 , states :: [[st]]
finalSt :: NFA st ab -> [st]
finalSt aut =
 case isFinalSt aut of
 Nothing -> finalStList aut
\end{code} \fnlabel{lookupTrans} takes an automaton, a state \fnparam{st1} and an element \fnparam{ab} of the alphabet; and returns the state that \fnparam{st1} transitions to via \fnparam{a}, if possible. \begin{code}
 where subT = Map.findWithDefault Map.empty st (transitions aut)
\end{code} \begin{code}
addTrans :: (Ord ab, Ord st) => NFA st ab -> st -> Maybe ab -> st -> NFA st ab
addTrans aut st1 ab st2 =
 aut { transitions = Map.insert st1 newSubT oldT }
 where oldT = transitions aut
 oldSubT = Map.findWithDefault Map.empty st1 oldT
 newSubT = Map.insertWith (++) st2 [ab] oldSubT
\end{code} % ---------------------------------------------------------------------- \section{Exploiting automata} % ---------------------------------------------------------------------- \fnlabel{automatonPaths} returns all possible paths through an automaton. Each path is represented as a list of labels. We assume that the automaton does not have any loops in it. Maybe it would still work if there were loops, with lazy evaluation, but I haven't had time to think this through, so only try it unless you're feeling adventurous. FIXME: we should write some unit tests and quickchecks for this \begin{code}
-- | Not quite the set of all paths, but the sets of all transitions
--- FIXME: explain later
automatonPathSets aut = helper (startSt aut)
 transFor st = Map.lookup st (transitions aut)
 helper st = case transFor st of
 Nothing -> []
 Just subT -> concat [ (next (catMaybes tr) st2) | (st2, tr) <- Map.toList subT ]
 next tr st2 = case helper st2 of
 [] -> [[tr]]
 res -> map (tr :) res
\end{code} \begin{code}
numStates, numTransitions :: NFA st ab -> Int
numStates = sum. (map length). states


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VOR stands for VHF Omnidirectional Range. It is a navigation beacon intended for civil use and provides a user with a radial to/from the station. It works on frequencies between 108.00 and 117.95 MHz.
VOR/DME station PEK (Beijing):
source: Wikimedia, author: Yaoleilei
TACAN stands for TACtical Air Navigation, a military system that is similar to VOR but with higher accuracy. It works on frequencies between 960 and 1215 MHz.
Part of the TACAN is DME (Distance Measurement Equipment), which works in the same frequency band. The DME used in TACAN is the same that can be used by civil aircraft. Due to the higher frequency the system is more accurate and the antenna is much smaller and therefor easier to deploy (e.g. on a ship, on a battlefield).
(source: wikimedia, US Air Force, Camera Operator: SENIOR AIRMAN JONNA N. WILSON)
A VORTAC combines the VOR and TACAN in one location. Civil users will use the VOR signals which have the same performance as ordinary VOR signals. In addition they use the DME from the TACAN. Effectively a VORTAC is like a VOR/DME.
Military users only use the TACAN, for them a VORTAC is the same as a TACAN.
source:Wikimedia, author: Hans-Peter Scholz Ulenspiegel


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An example of thorough is the inspection that your mechanic does on your car.
Origin of thoroughMiddle English thoruh, thuruh, an emphatic variant, variety of through, through
- passing through: now chiefly in comb.: thoroughfare
- done or proceeding through to the end; omitting nothing; complete: a thorough checkup
- that is completely (the thing specified); out-and-out; absolute: a thorough rascal
- very exact, accurate, or painstaking, esp. with regard to details: a thorough researcher
- Exhaustively complete: a thorough search.
- Painstakingly accurate or careful: thorough research.
- Absolute; utter: a thorough pleasure.
Origin of thoroughMiddle English thorow through, thorough from Old English thuruh from end to end, through ; see terə-2 in Indo-European roots.
(comparative more thorough, superlative most thorough)
- painstaking and careful not to miss or omit any detail
- The Prime Minister announced a thorough investigation into the death of a father of two in police custody.
- He is the most thorough worker I have ever seen.
- The infested house needs a thorough cleansing before it will be inhabitable.
- utter; complete; absolute
- It is a thorough pleasure to see him beg for mercy.
Old English Ã¾uruh.
- (obsolete) Through. [9th-19th c.]
A disyllabic form of Old English Ã¾urh ("through").


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Spanish Glossary: M
market: 1. (noun) In Spanish cultures, a traditional market is where vendors gather to sell their goods. Markets may be open or under a roof, and they offer a less formal shopping environment than typical supermarkets or grocery stores. Prices are usually negotiable. 2. (verb) To advertise and sell an item.
mood: 1. A characteristic of a verb that indicates the manner in which the action occurs. 2. A characteristic of a person that indicates the overall emotional state of that person.


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Hello, This is regarding Multi-crrier IM measurement for GSM Base station. I am using MXA (N9020A) for this measurement. ACP mode under spectrum Analyzer is used for this measurement. Noticed thata there two methods for the ACP measurment, IBW method and RBW method. What are the differnce between them. Can somebody point me some literature on this?. Is this ACP method valid only for WCDMA and LTE?. I mean is this ACP screen is valid for measuring GSM multi-carrier IM?. For the following configuration 6 GSM carriers and the offset is 2.8 MHz. IBW method with IBW of 100 KHz, RBW/VBW 100 KHz Span 25 MHz. I am sseeing a spike in the 2.8 MHz offset (around 5 dB higher than nornal IM signal) with ACP screen. But with normal swept SA method with above seetings, the spike is not there. Just wondering is this ACP method adding anything.
The difference between the Resolution Bandwidth (RBW) method and Integrated Bandwidth (IBW) method is that the RBW method tunes to each offset and sets the resolution bandwidth to a value close to the bandwidth of the offset and sweeps the offset in zero span. The average power is then computed from the time domain trace and the relative power to the carrier is calculated.
The integrated bandwidth method integrates the power in each of the offsets and calculates the relative power to the carrier. The integration technique is discussed in detail in App Note 1303.
This RBW method is primarily used for cdmaOne and cdma2k where there is a 30 kHz offset close to the carrier. This offset is small relative to the span so the IBW method variance is large due to the small number of trace points in this narrow offset. The IBW method is recommended in almost all other cases including WCDMA and LTE.
I would also recommend the N9071A GSM/Edge application which has been updated to handle multi-carrier signals and automates these measurement. More information is available here:
Hello, Thanks for the reply. I do have N9071A-3FP installed in my MXA. The version is 1.3.48804.23899. Is it latest?
Regarding the Multi-Carrier IM measurement, I am using the ACP screen in the SA mode. I have 6 GSM carriers spaced at 2.8 MHz. In the "offset limits" tab, I am entering offset freq as 2.8 MHz (I am interested only for offset A=2.8 MHz). There are two options for measuremnt, IBW and RRC Weighted. What is the "RRC Weighted method"? As per 3GPP method, The IM productes should be measured in 100 KHz RBW and the carrier also at 100 KHZ RBW. So, I am selecting 100 KHz as IBW. Under the offset BW, I am selecting RBW=100 KHz and VBW=100 KHz. Is this set up correct?. I am confused about the IBW and RBW settings here. Appreciate your help.


Load Balancing SQL with NetScaler
Scaling the Data Tier with Citrix NetScaler DataStream Technology
Native support and intelligence of SQL transactions is the key to extending the scalability, availability, and security benefits that the ADC brings to the web tier to the data tier, as noted in Sunil Potti's blog. Similar to the benefits of HTTP load balancing, a data tier load balancer should provide these key benefits:
 - A native SQL proxy like solution to perform SQL connection management and offload for database scale up scenarios to increase SQL connection limit.
 - A TDS protocol and SQL transaction intelligent load balancer that can accurately monitor backend server status including slave replication backlog to
 optimally distribute load in database scale out setups.
 - High Availability that can address both Master/Master and Master/Slave replication deployments to complete the database scaling solution. Both scaling approaches also need advanced, clustering-like automated IP failover for lower cost high availability with commodity hardware.
 - Database security encompassing transaction activity logging tied to user logins for compliance purposes to be generated from a central location to
 simplify record management.
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Leveraging its expertise in web applications, NetScaler with DataStream technology is the first ADC that justifiably addresses data tier challenges.
With DataStream technology, NetScaler introduces the industry's first "true" load balancer for data that offers native SQL protocol, data format and
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 - SQL Content switching (read/write split): NetScaler can interpret SQL transactions and decipher between "select", "drop", "insert", "update" and other SQL statements and perform a split between read and write transactions. Splitting the reads and writes simplifies application server deployments by offloading the decision making and policy enforcement to NetScaler.
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 regular expressions.
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Background: Associations between levels of sedentary behavior and depressive symptoms independently and in combination with different levels of physical activity remain unclear. Purpose: This study aimed to examine independent and combined associations of physical activity (PA) and sedentary behavior (SB) with depressive symptoms among Japanese adults. Method: An Internet-based survey collected data on depression levels (Center for Epidemiologic Studies Depression Scale), self-reported time spent in PA and SB (Japanese short version of the International Physical Activity Questionnaire), and sociodemographic variables from 2,914 adults in 2009. Binary logistic regression analyses were conducted to examine the odds ratios (ORs) for being depressed (depression scores ≥16) according to independent PA levels (none, insufficient, sufficient), SB levels (low, moderate, high), and nine combinations of PA and SB categories. Results: After adjusting for potential confounders, sufficient PA level was found to be related to lower risk of depressive symptoms independently (OR = 0.61), whereas no significant associations were observed between SB levels and depression. In the combined associations, adults in the sufficient PA/high SB (OR = 0.44), sufficient PA/moderate SB (OR = 0.56), and sufficient PA/low SB (OR = 0.57) categories were significantly less likely to have depressive symptoms in comparison with the no PA/high SB category. Conclusion: Meeting physical activity recommendations is associated with a lower risk of depressive symptoms, regardless of time spent in total sedentary behavior. These results suggest that promoting physical activity may be an effective strategy against depressive symptoms among Japanese adults.
ASJC Scopus subject areas
- Applied Psychology


text: The tsB5 isolate of herpes simplex virus type I (HSV-1) enters host cells more rapidly than does KOS, an independent isolate of HSV-1, and this rate-of-entry determinant is located between prototypic map coordinates 0.350 and 0.360 (1). The nucleotide sequence of strain tsB5 has now been determined between prototypic map coordinates 0.347 and 0.360. Comparison of the tsB5 sequence to the homologous KOS sequence revealed that the rate-of-entry difference between these two HSV-1 strains may be due to the single amino acid difference observed within these sequences (0.350 to 0.360). A cell fusion determinant in tsB5 is located between coordinates 0.345 and 0.355 and to the left of the rate-of-entry determinant (1). Nucleotide sequence analysis revealed a second amino acid difference between tsB5 and KOS at coordinate 0.349. The cell fusion determinant was tentatively assigned to this location.


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| < July >
|Normal Max/ High Temperature
|Min/ Low Temperature
|Number of Wet Days (probability of rain on a day)
|Average Sunlight per day
|Average Daylight per day
|Sunny (Cloudy) Daylight Hours
|Sun altitude at solar noon on the 21st day.
- The average temperature in Felixstowe, England in July is very mild at 17.5 °C (63.5 °F).
- Afternoons can be warm with average high temperatures reaching 21 °C (69.8 °F).
- Overnight temperatures are generally mild with an average low of 14 °C (57.2 °F).
- The average daily temperature variation/ range in July is 7 °C (12.6 °F).
- The weather in July is a little parched with rain occasionally. A mere 47mm (1.9in) of liquid is deposited across an average of 12 days.
- The heavens above Felixstowe, England are fine with on balance a detectable 6:36 of magnificent sunshine per day.
- The shortest day is 15:33 long and the longest day is 16:38 long with an average length of 16:11.
- There are approximately 9:20 per day when bright sunshine is absent due to cloud, haze or the sun being too low on the horizon to register.
- It is sunny approximately 41.4% of daylight hours and cloudy 58.6% of daylight hours.
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Navigate to July Weather in Locations Surrounding Felixstowe, England:
- Hull, England, Uk - 227.2 kms (141.2 miles) NNW
- Waddington, Uk - 185.2 kms (115.1 miles) NW
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- London, England, Uk - 125.8 kms (78.1 miles) WSW
- London-Gatwick, Uk - 134.8 kms (83.8 miles) SW
- Brighton, England, Uk - 162 kms (100.7 miles) SW
- Bournemouth-Hurn, Uk - 255.6 kms (158.8 miles) WSW


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Starting in 1995, Frank Kovac took ten years constructing a mechanical globe planetarium of his own design despite having no prior engineering experience. The Kovac Planetarium in Monico Wisconsin is only the fourth of its kind ever built as well as being the largest in history at 4000 pounds and 22 feet in diameter.
What makes the design special is how it simulates the motion of the stars through the night sky. Traditional planetariums use a centrally located star projector that has full range of motion to manipulate the star field. Kovac's design moves the entire globe above and around the audience, shifting positions of the thousands of stars he meticulously scribed using glow-in-the-dark paint. [via StoryCorps]


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The platform/terrace knob was common before the Qin Dynasty (221-206 BCE). To increase literacy the mainland Chinese have, since the 1950s, used "simplified" characters. As a result one simplified character may be used for more than one traditional Chinese character, leading to confusion. One modern mainland Chinese author translates this knob shape as a "table knob" because the traditional character 檯, pronounced "tai," means table or desk. The traditional character 臺, also pronounced "tai"—and the one that should be used for this knob (as can be seen by the shape), means a platform or terrace. Both use the the simplified character 台 pronounced "tai." Since the two words are pronounced the same and differ only in the addition of the "wood" radical for the word "table" I suppose it is easy to see why they chose the same simplified character for both. In spoken context they would probably not be confused.
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How do I have vim and a console in the same window? For example, I am splitting up the vim window into multiple windows (vertically or horizontally). What I want is to have the code window on the left side, and the interpreter or console or whatever on the right side, so I can easily switch between them. How does that work? Is there something there for this?
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You probably are looking for GNU Screen.
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This is the most powerful of them all, as you can do n-way splits of any console application in both horizontal and vertical panes. – Mies Nov 21 '09 at 0:43
Oh yeah, for a vertical split, press Ctrl+a |. It follows the same behavior at horizontal splits. – Mies Nov 21 '09 at 0:45
Thanks, this is exactly what I wanted. – hyperboreean Nov 21 '09 at 1:50
Is there a way to actually tell to screen to resize it 70-30 or 60-40%? – hyperboreean Nov 21 '09 at 1:54
You can press Ctrl+a, then :, then type resize N or resize +N where N is the number of lines you want the height to be or +N is the number of lines you want to add to the current height (or -N to decrease). – Dennis Williamson Nov 21 '09 at 3:07
Don't forget the vim quickfix commands for the edit-compile cycle (see :help quickfix and :help make).
Maybe it's a radical suggestion but consider using a tiling window manager. In the following screenshot you can see vim in the left column, with the quickfix window opened, and on the right an xterm used to launch and test the application. The window manager used is called wmii.
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+1 for wmii, best... window manager... ever :). It's like being on the command line with windows. – chmeee Apr 15 '10 at 12:33
You can also try tmux, which is an alternative to GNU screen and is actively developed. You can set screen like shortcuts and have a nice configurable status bar.
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Check the nice configurable status bar with tmux powerline – Atropo Nov 30 '12 at 8:07
You can use the VIM-Shell patch. This way, you don't have to remember to create a screen session for Vim before editing.
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Instead you just have to remember to patch Vim... – womble Nov 21 '09 at 0:47
Yes, but one usually edit files more often than compiling Vim. – Mikael S Nov 21 '09 at 1:10
Or just reflexively run everything in screen -- it's how I work now. If I'm not in a screen session, it is highly unusual. – David Mackintosh Nov 21 '09 at 1:29
If you don't use vim-specific features (but rather use only vi-compatible commands), you might try vile, a vi clone with intelligent multiple buffer handling, more similar to emacs.
This also has the advantage of allowing you to use your editor inside a screen session without removing your use of any other screen windows.
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You could try the Conque Shell plugin. Haven't tried this yet myself but it's got a high (1:3) rating-to-download ratio, and claims to do just what you want. The actual rating is pretty decent, especially since it's only been around since 2009-09, and only hit version 1.0 in February. The advantage of using this over the VIM-Shell patch is that you don't have to patch vim; you just install the plugin in your ~/.vim directory.
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You may also be interested in trying the Dynamic Virtual Terminal Manager. It does something similar to the screen features highlighted in a previous answer, but is in my opinion easier to work with. Here are some of the default keybindings:
Ctrl+G C Create a new shell window
Ctrl+G X Close focused window
Ctrl+G J Focus next window
Ctrl+G K Focus previous window
Ctrl+G G Organize windows in a grid layout
Ctrl+G T Organize windows in a vertical stack tiling layout
Ctrl+G B Organize windows in a horisontal stack tiling layout
Ctrl+G M Maximize current window (display one window at the time)
Ctrl+G. Minimize current window (show only window title)
DVTM also supports mouse integration; simply click on a terminal window in order to select it. Screenshots are available at the website linked above.
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The programme is based on a model of change (suggested in the theory model within the scheme programme) and covers:
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- family involvement (where appropriate).
Young people are referred to this programme through a youth Referral Order, which means that they have been charged with the offence of arson. They are required to attend all sessions with their case worker.
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What is horseback archery? And where can I do this?
Horseback Archery
There is something magical about archery. The precision at which archers release their arrows to hit the intended targets is a joy to watch. Now, imagine the thrill of seeing an archer shoot targets while riding a horse at high speed. That's horseback archery. However, to excel in this sport, you must have high levels of agility, coordination, balance, and have a good connection with your horse.
Where can I do Horse Archery?
Horseback arching is growing in popularity. In different states, you will find regional competitions for horseback archers. You can always participate in these competitions as they will enable you to interact with other horse archers while gauging your skills against them.
You can also join the Mounted Archery Association of the Americas (MA3), which is the body responsible for the National Ranking Systems of horse archery in the United States. The rankings are based on results garnered from live competitions, and it includes all horse archers in the US, irrespective of their affiliation.
Some of the areas where MA3 competitions are held include;
 - Eagle Point in Oregon
 - Bluff Park farm in Alaska
 - Soldier Follow in Midway, UT
The benefit of joining an association like the MA3 is that you get exposure to different events, competitions, and clinics. The more you participate in these activities, the more you improve your sport and grow as an athlete. You also get the chance to become part of a community that shares a common interest, and you can even create long-lasting friendships with other horse archers.
If you are a pro in horse archery, you can also be selected for major events such as the IHAA and WHAF World Championships, where you get to compete with horse archers from other parts of the world.
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The difficulty of Doing Archery on a Horse
Shooting an arrow while standing on the ground requires a lot of precision and accuracy to hit the intended target. Now, can you imagine what it takes to hit a target while on the back of a horse that is galloping at top speed? Indeed, it's not easy. Horseback archers are never stationary when shooting their arrows. This means that the distance from their target keeps on changing, and they must maintain a vision of the target; otherwise, they will lose their focus and shoot aimlessly.
As a horse archer, you also don't have the luxury of looking down at your bow as you nock your arrow on the string. Instead, you must rely on your instincts and touch, which is not easy, especially for a beginner.
Again, there is no arrow rest as you shoot, and it takes lots of practice to master the art of shooting with an arrow that is not steady.
Preparing Your Horse for Horseback Archery
The relationship between a horse archer and their horse is crucial to their success in this sport. Typically, it takes about two years to train a horse for horseback arching properly. This process will involve daily feedings and practice riding to ensure that the horse fully understands and appreciates the sport.
You should also incorporate frequent fun rides and fun shoots so that the horse does not get bored doing the same things over and over again. A change of scenery once in a while will also ensure you and your horse have a happy and healthy relationship. Before your horse adapts to the sport, you will need to be patient with them because learning takes time and consistency.
Additional Skill Required to Excel in Horse Archery
As a horse archer, both hands are used to hold the arrow and the bow. You might ask – how will I control my horse then? Typically, you must learn to gallop your horse and maintain proper balance without using your hands. You will need to master that skill, but the good thing is that with the right training and practice, you will be good to go. Again, this also calls for the need to foster a good relationship with your horse.
Bottom Line
The popularity of horseback archery is growing every day. With more competitions, both regionally and internationally, being organized, the future certainly looks bright for horse archers. If you are aiming to get in this sport, focus on improving your skills, engage in different events and competitions, and you will surely go far.
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This program will lead the participant through the quality improvement (QI) process from start to finish by providing fundamental principles and practical applications of QI science to assist with any QI project. Coursework in this program is entirely asynchronous.
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text: In this paper, the effects of rotation on the distribution of a layer of oil on a bearing raceway are analyzed in relation to the geometry of the raceway. The research is motivated by the need to understand the behavior of grease lubricated bearings. Some specific aspects of grease lubrication can be understood by approximating the contact as a starved lubricated elastohydrodynamic lubrication contact. In such a contact, the shape and thickness of the inlet layer of oil, supplied to the contact on the running track, are of crucial importance to the film formation and contact performance. Small changes in the distribution of lubricant on the rolling track, as a result of reflow or redistribution, may have a large (local) effect on the film thickness inside the contact. Starting from the Navier–Stokes equations, the free surface thin layer flow equation for axisymmetric rotating surfaces is derived. For the case of bearing applications, it is shown that a simple quasilinear equation can be derived for the layer thickness, as a function of location and time, which can be solved analytically. Experiments have been carried out, measuring the changes of a layer of oil on rotating raceways in time in relation to the rotational speed and the raceway geometry. It is shown that the simplified model accurately predicts the thin layer flow, except in a region near the outflow boundary, where the effect of the boundary condition on the layer shape is crucial. This is further illustrated by results of numerical simulations.


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Can you wear your Apple Watch as a nurse?
Nurses can wear Apple watches if the hospital allows nurses to wear watches in general. In fact, Apple watches have many benefits for nurses, such as the hands-free option to use Siri for timing, reminders, and important messages.
Can you wear smartwatch on ankle?
There is no reason you cannot wear a fitness tracker on your ankle. For most fitness tracker manufacturers including Fitbit the known set of patterns are derived from when the tracker is worn on the wrist. If you wear it on your ankle they might not be able to identify the activity as easily and accurately.
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The Apple Watch can accurately detect hypertension and sleep apnea, a new study suggests. This new study shows the Watch can detect sleep apnea with a 90 percent accuracy and hypertension with an 82 percent accuracy.
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Welcome to Fitbit Charge 3, the significant upgrade to the bestselling Charge 2 device. The new tracking feature called Sleep Score beta (SpO2) detects sleep disturbances that could indicate health issues like allergies, asthma, or sleep apnea.
Is there an app that detects sleep apnea?
To be used directly by consumers, SleepCheck is a smartphone app which uses clinically accurate algorithms to assess a person's risk of OSA by analyzing their breathing and snoring sounds during sleep. The app requires no accessories or hardware other than the user's smartphone.
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The Fitbit ECG app can't detect heart attack, blood clots, stroke or other heart conditions. If you think you're having a medical emergency, call emergency services. The Fitbit ECG app is not intended for use by people under 22 years old.
Can Apple Watch detect if you die?
Will it sense if you have died? Leo says no, there isn't. It'll detect that you have a low pulse and give you a warning, but so far, there is not a "phone home" from the watch if you die.
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The ECG recording or Samsung Health Monitor app never looks for signs of a heart attack. It is not intended to replace traditional methods of diagnosis or treatment.
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Can Samsung watch measure blood pressure?
Use your Samsung Watch to help measure your blood pressure using My BP Lab 2.0*. You can now monitor your blood pressure any time, anywhere and track your history straight from your watch.
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As part of the integration Fitbit users can now download the Cardiogram app and use it to monitor heart rate and sleep tracking. Users will also have access to Cardiogram's detection technology, which has been validated in identifying hypertension, sleep apnea and atrial fibrillation.
How does watch know I'm sleeping?
Watches. To determine sleep quality, many smartwatches and wrist trackers monitor movement and heart rate throughout the night through the use of sensors.
Which arm should I wear my Fitbit on?
Wear it on your non-dominant wrist Most people wear watches on their non-dominant wrist. Your fitness tracker is like a watch (and, in some cases, it is a watch), and should also be worn on your non-dominant wrist. That's your left wrist if you're right-handed, and your right wrist if you're left-handed.


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1. DMX (Digital Multiplexing)
Data multiplexing is a programming protocol commonly used in lighting products. This protocol includes 512 channels, each with 256 values. Usually, a single channel is used to control the function of an automated lamp.
2. 8-bit DMX
DMX control channel parameters.
3. 16-bit DMX
A parameter that uses two DMX control channels, usually used for fine adjustment of horizontal and vertical control.
4. Damage
A term used to describe the light beam projected by the lamp in the air.
5. Ballyhoo
The motion effect of a programmed automated light looks like these lamps move randomly in a defined area.
Bump button
A button on the light console that can generate an action when pressed and released. Also known as point control keys.
6. Digital Light
A Digital lamp, a kind of remote control lamp, uses a non-mechanical (usually video output) way to create and change the lamp output.
7. Dimmer
Dimmer, a device used to control the brightness of incandescent lamps.
8. Flyout
Fly out and program the movement of the automated lighting fixture moving vertically from one position to another. For example, a typical FLYOUT CUE is to move the light beam from the stage to the audience area.
The luminous flux of lamps with the same power may be completely different because of their different light effects. For example, ordinary lighting bulbs are only 101m/W, while metal halogen lamps can reach 801m/W.
9. Color temperature
Color temperature means that the color emitted by the light source is the same as the color of the light radiated by the black body at a certain temperature. The temperature of the black body is called the color temperature of the light source and is generally measured in Kelvin. For example, 3200k and 5600k. The color temperature is high and the color of the light is cold: the color temperature is low and the color of the light is warm: when the color temperature is moderate, the light is close to white. Under normal sunlight in nature, the color temperature of light is generally higher than that of artificial lamps. Normally, the color temperature of sunlight is about 5600k, while the color temperature of the studio and performance lamps is about 3200k. (Thermal light source). However, the recent cold light source lighting in TV studios is a transformation of traditional light sources. The cold light source has a high color temperature, low energy consumption, and low heat generation. When performing indoor and outdoor photography, the color temperature conversion is simple and the picture is natural. Of course, the cold light source has higher performance requirements for the dimmer.
In modern light control, a new concept of the channel has been created. It refers to a collection of control loops on a fixture. Specifically: the functions of a certain lamp need to be controlled separately (for example focusing, strobe, color change, etc.), and the collective output circuit of the dimmer station is the channel.
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Poy Sang Long
The Poy Sang Long (Shan: ပွႆးသၢင်ႇလွင်း; lit. "Festival [of the] Crystal Sons") is a rite of passage ceremony among the Shan peoples, in Myanmar (also known as Burma) and in neighbouring Northern Thailand, undergone by boys at some point between seven and fourteen years of age. It consists of taking novice monastic vows and participating in monastery life for a period of time that can vary from a week to many months or more. Usually, a large group of boys are ordained as novice monks at the same time.
It can also be observed in neighbouring Thailand, where Shan immigrants have brought over the traditions from Myanmar. The ceremony goes on for three days, as the boys (dressed up like princes in imitation of the Lord Buddha, who was himself a prince before setting out on the religious path) spend the entire time being carried around on the shoulders of their older male relatives. On the third day, they are ordained, and enter the monastery for a period of at least one week, and perhaps many years.
See also
- "The Poy Sang Long Festival" in Chiangrai Magazine
- "The Poy Sang Long Festival" by Thanapol Chadchaidee
- Poi Sang Long Festival in Chiang Dao
- Shan Tradition Rules in a Northern Thai Town Sai Silp, The Irrawaddy, April 2007
- "Shan - Rites of Passage - Sang Long" in Chiang Mai
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Australia has a national system for removing from sale, distribution and consumption foods that may pose a safety hazard to consumers. Outlined below is how to check what foods have recently been recalled and how to initiate a recall.
If you suspect a problem with a food product, it should not be eaten and you should make a complaint to the appropriate authority. Please refer to Food Safety Fact Sheet 36 – Making a complaint about a food business, to find the appropriate authority to which you should direct your complaint.
It is a legal requirement under Chapter 3 of the Food Standards Code for food manufacturers, wholesalers, distributors and importers to have a written food recall plan. While nearly all recalls are voluntarily initiated by food businesses, Queensland Health has the power to order the recall of food. All food recalls must be notified to Food Standards Australia New Zealand.
If a food business believes it may need to remove a product(s) from sale or distribution, or notify the public because the food product could be a safety hazard to consumers, you should:
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Navigation and Search in XAML
Most of ReSharper's navigation and search features are also supported in XAML. You can find the detailed information on these features in the corresponding topics of the Navigation and Search section. In the main topic of the section, you can also find the feature matrix and check what exactly is supported in XAML.
In this topic, you can find some examples of using navigation and search features in XAML:
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Various "Go To..." features help you navigate to different parts of your XAML file or to other
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