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PURPOSE Several studies have examined the association between diabetes mellitus (DM) and prostate cancer (PCa) risk and progression, however nearly all of these studies have compared diabetic versus non-diabetic men. We sought to investigate the role of glycemic control, as measured by HbA1c, on PCa aggressiveness and prognosis in men with DM and PCa from the Shared Equal Access Regional Cancer Hospital (SEARCH) database. METHODS We identified 247 men in SEARCH with DM and a recorded HbA1c value within the 12 months prior to radical prostatectomy between 1988 and 2009. We divided these men into tertiles by HbA1c level. The associations between HbA1c tertiles and risk of adverse pathology and biochemical recurrence were tested using multivariate logistic regression and Cox proportional hazards models, respectively. RESULTS Median HbA1c level was 6.9. On multivariate analysis, HbA1c tertiles were predictive of pathological Gleason score (P-trend = 0.001). Relative to the first tertile, men in the second (OR 4.68, P = 0.003) and third tertile (OR 6.60, P < 0.001) were more likely to have Gleason score ≥4 + 3. HbA1c tertiles were not associated with margin status, node status, extracapsular extension or seminal vesicle invasion (all P-trend > 0.2). In the multivariate Cox proportional hazards model, increasing HbA1c tertiles were not significantly related to risk of biochemical recurrence (P-trend = 0.56). CONCLUSION Men with higher HbA1c levels presented with more biologically aggressive prostate tumors at radical prostatectomy. Although risk of recurrence was unrelated to HbA1c levels, further studies are needed to better explore the importance of glycemic control on long-term outcomes in diabetic men with PCa.
- Prostate cancer
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The Vineyard Movement is a combination renewal and church-planting movement which can also be considered a Christian denomination. While often considered charismatic, they prefer the term empowered evangelicals to reflect their roots in traditional Evangelicalism, as opposed to historic Pentecostalism (though they sometimes describe themselves as the radical middle between the two). Vineyard philosophy has also played a key role in the development of transformationalism.
Some stuff about Enacted Inaugurated Eschatology should go here.
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Graceful Tree Conjecture is one of my favorite open problems (See this earlier post). Trees with diameter 4 and 5 are known to be graceful a decade ago.
One of my advisees, Matt Superdock, made progress towards proving that all diameter 6 trees are graceful. Matt is an undergraduate senior in our Mathematics Department. He proved that an interesting class of diameter 6 trees are graceful. His thesis is available here.
I hope his work motivates more researchers to make progress towards resolving Graceful Tree Conjecture, particularly for diameter 6 trees. Matt's work really tests the limit of current techniques. Perhaps we need new techniques/insights to prove that all diameter 6 trees are graceful.
Graceful Tree Conjecture (GTC) is one of my favorite open problems. I posted it on Open Problem Garden couple of years back. I enjoy reading papers related to graceful labeling and try to keep as up-to-date as possible with the progress towards GTC. Here is a brief introduction to GTC.
Graceful Labeling : Label the vertices of a simple undirected graph (where and ) with integers from to. Now label each edge with absolute difference of the labels of its incident vertices. The labeling is said to be graceful if the edges are labeled through inclusive (with no number repeated).
A graph is called graceful if it has at least one such labeling. This labeling was originally introduced in 1967 by Rosa [Rosa'67]. The name graceful labeling was coined later by Golomb. It is easy to see that stars and paths are graceful. Some known graceful graphs are paths, stars, complete bipartite graphs, prism graphs, wheel graphs, caterpillar graphs, olive trees, and symmetrical trees, gear graphs, rectangular grids.
Gracefully labeled graphs have applications in coding theory and communication network addressing. Look at this paper [Basak'04] for an application in MPLS Multicasting. The following conjecture is due to Kotzig, Ringel and Rosa.
Graceful Tree Conjecture (GTC) : All trees are graceful.
Ringel's Conjecture : If is a fixed tree with edges, then complete graph on vertices decomposes into copies of.
Exercise : The existence of a graceful labeling of a given graph G with n edges is a sufficient condition for the existence of a cyclic decomposition of a complete graph of order 2n+1 into subgraphs isomorphic to G. In particular, GTC implies Ringel's conjecture.
A caterpillar graph is a tree such that if all leaves and their incident edges are removed, the remainder of the graph forms a path. Here's a cute exercise. There is an elegant inductive proof.
Exercise : Prove that all caterpillar graphs are graceful.
Open Problems :
- Graceful Tree Conjecture (GTC) is still open. There are couple of papers on arxiv claiming to have settled GTC. I went through the proofs and found some mistakes.
- As an intermediate problem, prove that all lobster graphs are graceful. This is also an open problem. Some special cases of lobsters (eg : lobsters with perfect matching) are proved graceful [Morgan'02].
- Complexity of graceful labeling is open. A related problem called harmonious labeling was shown to be NP-complete.
- Improve approximate factors of relaxed graceful labeling [Bussel'02].
- [Rosa'67] Alex Rosa, On certain valuations of the vertices of a graph. Theory of Graphs, (1967) 349–355
- [Bussel'02] Frank Van Bussel: Relaxed Graceful Labellings of Trees. Electr. J. Comb. 9(1): (2002)
- [Morgan'02] David Morgan: All Lobsters with Perfect Matchings are Graceful. Electronic Notes in Discrete Mathematics 11: 503-508 (2002)
- [Basak'04] Ayhan Basak, MPLS Multicasting Using Caterpillars and a Graceful Labelling Scheme, Eighth International Conference on Information Visualisation (IV'04), pp.382-387, 2004

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The ability to dispose of an acute intravenous potassium load was examined in glucocorticoid-replaced adrenalectomized rats and in rats made insulinopenic with somatostatin. Adrenalectomy resulted in a significantly greater rise in plasma potassium concentration compared with controls (1.46 ± 0.11 vs. 0.92 ± 0.05 mEq/l, P < 0.001) despite the excretion of an identical percentage (47%) of the administered potassium load in 2 hr. Somatostatin-induced insulinopenia (insulin levels decreased from 37 ± 5 to 20 ± 3 μU/ml) was also associated with a significantly greater increment in plasma potassium concentration (1.51 ± 0.20 mEq/l, P < 0.001) compared with controls, despite the excretion of a similar amount (39%) of the administered potassium load. In animals with combined adrenal and insulin deficiency, the rise in plasma potassium concentration occurred earlier and remained elevated for a more prolonged period of time compared with animals with either adrenalectomy or insulinopenia alone. Conclusion. During acute potassium loading in the rat, insulin and adrenal hormones play an important role in maintaining normal potassium homeostasis, primarily by enhancing potassium uptake by extrarenal tissues.
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Shell Scripting case
A case construct helps us to simplify nested if statement. You can match several variables against one variable. Each case is an expression matching a certain pattern.
Look at the above snapshot, you can write one pattern or more than one pattern together according to the situation. Let's see an example to understand it more clearly.
Look at the above snapshot, we have shown a script to show the capital of different states. States Punjab and Haryana are written together as they share same capital.
Look at the above snapshot, user can enter a state name and script will display its capital respectively.


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hours apart to avoid increasing aluminum absorption.
You may need more calcium if you are taking the following anticonvulsants:
If you are taking the following medications, you should take your calcium supplement at least 2 hours before or after your dose of medication because calcium interferes with the absorption (and vice versa):
Do not take extra calcium except on the advice of a physician if you are taking
Do not take calcium together with high-dose vitamin D except on the advice of a physician if you are taking
calcium channel blockers
You may need extra calcium if you are taking:
- Ideally, you should take calcium at a different time of day from these other minerals because it may interfere with their absorption.
It may be advisable to wait 2 hours after taking calcium supplements to eat soy (or vice versa).
A constituent of
called phytic acid can interfere with the absorption of calcium.
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I searched a lot, read many blogs, articles, tutorials, but until now did not get a working example that I could use face book account to log into my application.
I know that i have to use OAuth, get tokens, autorizations, etc...
Anyone can share a example? (on GAE/JAVA)
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Here is how I do it on App Engine:
Step 1) Register an "app" on Facebook (cf. _URL_ ). You give Facebook a name for the app and a url. The url you register is the url to the page (jsp or servlet) that you want to handle the login. From the registration you get two strings, an "app ID" and an "app secret" (the latter being your password, do not give this out or write it in html).
For this example, let's say the url I register is "_URL_
2) From a webpage, say with a button, you redirect the user to the following url on Facebook, substituting your app id for "myfacebookappid" in the below example. You also have to choose which permissions (or "scopes") you want the ask the user (cf. _URL_ ). In the example I ask for access to the user's email only.
(A useful thing to know is that you can also pass along an optional string that will be returned unchanged in the "scope" parameter. For instance, I pass the user's datastore key, so I can retrieve the user when Facebook passes the key back to me. I do not do this in the example.)
Here is a jsp snippet:
<%_USER_ import="java.net.URLEncoder" %>
 String fbURL = "_URL_ + URLEncoder.encode("_URL_ + "&scope=email";
3) Your user will be forwarded to Facebook, and asked to approve the permissions you ask for. Then, the user will be redirected back to the url you have registered. In this example, this is "_URL_ which in my web.xml maps to the following servlet:
import org.json.JSONObject;
import org.json.JSONException;
import java.io.BufferedReader;
import java.io.InputStreamReader;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.net.URL;
import java.net.URLConnection;
import java.net.URLEncoder;
import javax.servlet.ServletException;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse;
public class SignInFB extends HttpServlet {
 public void service(HttpServletRequest req, HttpServletResponse res) throws ServletException, IOException {
 String code = req.getParameter("code");
 if (code == null || code.equals("")) {
 // an error occurred, handle this
 String token = null;
 try {
 String g = "_URL_ + URLEncoder.encode("_URL_ "UTF-8") + "&client_secret=myfacebookappsecret&code=" + code;
 URL u = new URL(g);
 URLConnection c = u.openConnection();
 BufferedReader in = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(c.getInputStream()));
 String inputLine;
 StringBuffer b = new StringBuffer();
 b.append(inputLine + "\n");
 token = b.toString();
 if (token.startsWith("{"))
 throw new Exception("error on requesting token: " + token + " with code: " + code);
 } catch (Exception e) {
 // an error occurred, handle this
 String graph = null;
 try {
 String g = "_URL_ + token;
 URL u = new URL(g);
 URLConnection c = u.openConnection();
 String inputLine;
 StringBuffer b = new StringBuffer();
 b.append(inputLine + "\n");
 graph = b.toString();
 } catch (Exception e) {
 // an error occurred, handle this
 String facebookId;
 String firstName;
 String middleNames;
 String lastName;
 String email;
 Gender gender;
 try {
 JSONObject json = new JSONObject(graph);
 facebookId = json.getString("id");
 firstName = json.getString("first_name");
 if (json.has("middle_name"))
 middleNames = json.getString("middle_name");
 middleNames = null;
 if (middleNames!= null && middleNames.equals(""))
 middleNames = null;
 lastName = json.getString("last_name");
 email = json.getString("email");
 if (json.has("gender")) {
 String g = json.getString("gender");
 if (g.equalsIgnoreCase("female"))
 gender = Gender.FEMALE;
 else if (g.equalsIgnoreCase("male"))
 gender = Gender.MALE;
 gender = Gender.UNKNOWN;
 } else {
 gender = Gender.UNKNOWN;
 } catch (JSONException e) {
 // an error occurred, handle this
I have removed error handling code, as you may want to handle it differently than I do. (Also, "Gender" is of course a class that I have defined.) At this point, you can use the data for whatever you want, like registering a new user or look for an existing user to log in. Note that the "myfacebookappsecret" string should of course be your app secret from Facebook.
You will need the "org.json" package to use this code, which you can find at: _URL_ (just take the.java files and add them to your code in an org/json folder structure).
I hope this helps. If anything is unclear, please do comment, and I will update the answer.
Ex animo, - Alexander.
I want to add a few tidbits of information, my apologies if some of this seems a bit excessive.
To be able to log in a user by his/her Facebook account, you need to know which user in the datastore we are talking about. If it's a new user, easy, create a new user object (with a field called "facebookId", or whatever you want to call it, whose value you get from Facebook), persist it in the datastore and log the user in.
If the user exist, you need to have the field with the facebookId. When the user is redirected from Facebook, you can grab the facebookId, and look in the datastore to find the user you want to log in.
If you already have users, you will need to let them log in the way you usually do, so you know who they are, then send them to Facebook, get the facebookId back and update their user object. This way, they can log in using Facebook the next time.
Another small note: The user will be presented with a screen on Facebook asking to allow your app access to whatever scopes you ask for, there is no way around this (the less scopes you ask for, the less intrusive it seems, though). However, this only happens the first time a user is redirected (unless you ask for more scopes later, then it'll ask again).
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I don't see you validating the signed_request property to verify if the user/request is actually valid, but apart from that, those are indeed the steps to be taken... – Marcelo Mar 6 '12 at 11:01
Alexander, with this code, if the user was logged into facebook, and open my GAE, it will auto-check the facebook account? or the user will always need to click somewhere to "Authenticate"? – LeandroRezende Mar 6 '12 at 12:39
You can do two things with this code. (1) Allow new users to click "sign up with facebook" and (2) allow existing users to log in just by clicking a "log in with your facebook account". They can both click the same link, and when the servlet above is run, you can check the database and see if you have a registered user with this facebookId. If so, you can log that user in. If not, you can create a new user, and store the facebookId. Yes, if the user is logged into facebook and has approved any permissions, this code will log the person in, without having to click anywhere. – yngling Mar 6 '12 at 12:55
A small additional note: You can of course also allow existing users of your app to log in with Facebook (i.e. updating their user object with their facebookId). This can for instance be done by passing the user's datastore key in the state parameter I briefly mention, then letting the servlet above grab it and update the user with the facebookId (or you could use the session to detect the user instead). – yngling Mar 6 '12 at 13:35
Alexander, thx for all your ideas, tonight i will try to make it work on my APP – LeandroRezende Mar 6 '12 at 19:25
You can try face4j _URL_ We've used it on our product _URL_ and have open sourced it for anyone to use. It works well on GAE.
There is an example on the wiki which should help you integrate login with facebook in a few minutes.
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jasonhyer wrote:One issue we are finding as people are starting to use LDS Tools is that some people cannot sync despite repeated attempts to do so. One possibility is that there is a problem with the LDS Account. You can do the following to determine if it is an LDS Account issue.
[color=black]On a regular computer, go to a web browser and do the following:[/color]
1. Go to _URL_
2. Log-in using your LDS Account when prompted
3. Open file downloaded or read the text in your browser and copy the six digit number at the end of the text (your unit number)
4. Take the unit number and put it in the following command (replacing with their unit number):
Is that json output going to remain available to end-users with LDS Account credentials, or will it be restricted to Community developers?


Swarmmy Chair
The Swarmmy Chair is built up based on
Through the process of attract the swarm.
The swarm will drop the trail.
We use the Path of the swarm particles as the base to
build up the mesh.
The concept is that we build up the powerlines first,
then we set up the starting points for the swarm to them
attract to the powerlines.
The growing effect is like how the nature grows things.
The result could be rough or smooth based on the parameters of the mesh.
For the Line Based
rough mesh:
smooth Mesh:
Base on the Line, it can be some kind of the customize chair,
which designers and user can put their ideas to build up their
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CTSA: introduction: computer system
A computer system called the Company Tax System or COTAX supports CTSA.
- continues the support previously provided by the CTPF system for CTPF accounting periods,
- provides equivalent support for CTSA,
- has a built-in system of Help, Instructions and Training (HINT), which includes an Online Company Tax Manual (COM)
- like the other Revenue national systems, is managed by the Department in partnership with EDS.
If an office that does not have access to COTAX needs such access it should raise thematter, in the first instance, with the CT help desk (This content has been withheld because of exemptions in the Freedom of Information Act 2000).


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It is possible for virtual machine guests to bypass the software expiration timers for paid software. This example shows one way to do this on VMWare. A simpler method is for the user to "revert to snapshot".
How can a software publisher still protect their content and enforce the expiration of the software installed on virtual machines? What can be done to maintain the state of elapsed time in spite of attempts by the user to modify the system time?
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DRM is a notoriously difficult problem to solve. One should always assume that whatever code is in the hands of an uncontrolled client can never be fully protected.
One solution to the simple "rollback snapshot" bypass will be to have the client "dial home" to a server once in a while. Another good method can be to tie the license key to a user account and have the user authenticate whenever he wants to use the software.
However, this can still be bypassed by reverse engineering the binary and removing the portion of code that dials home. This is an unavoidable problem unless you want to host the bulk of the application on your servers and simply let the client be a "dumb client" that displays whatever the server tells it to. If this is acceptable to you, you might want to looking into providing a SaaS business model.
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Moltrup Church
Moltrup Church is mentioned for the first time in 1460 and is the highest positioned church in Southern Jutland. The church is dedicated to Saint Chrysogonus, whom the residents of the parish always believed to be "Æ Krejselmand".
The church has two church bells, one of which was founded by Claus Asmussen in 1689. The legend says that during war, the bell had to be removed and melted into canons, which the residents did not particularly liked. Therefore, they removed the bell and put it in a waterhole in the village of Bramdrup. The waterhole was known was "Klokkedal" (bell valley) up until the 1960s. Today, there is a residential neighborhood called "Klokkedal" on the spot.
There is a figure of Saint Chrysogonus in the church, which was previously placed in a catholic altar. Originally, the figure has a sword in its left hand, but this was later replaced with a twisted cane, which makes him look more like a lord out on a stroll. The reason for the current appearance is most likely that the locals have always called the figure "Æ Krejselmand" - who, according to legend, was the lord of the medieval castle Krejsel. The castle most likely dates back to the early middle ages and today is preserved as a rampart in Krejsel Forest.
The church is usually open during daytime, but if not, access to the church can be arranged by inquiry to digger Jens Chr. Nørgaard Jensen tlf. +45 21 75 86 88.


How to Create a Mirror of the Desired Window
Available in:Actual Window Manager, Actual Multiple Monitors.
 1. Open the desired window.
 2. Click with the right mouse button to the icon of Actual Window Manager in the system tray and select Configure...
 3. Go to the Multiple Monitors -> Mirroring in the left menu of the opened window.
 4. Click to the Add a New Item button on the toolbar.
 5. Check the Window box in the Source Parameters section.
 6. Select the window opened in the step 1 with one of the two ways:
 1. Window Selector - just select the desired running window.
 2. Window Finderjust drag the crosshair icon to the desired window
 7. Set desired parameters in the Mirroring Settings section.
 8. Click to the Apply Button.


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Traveling Luck for Sambilong Island, Tawi-Tawi, Philippines
Where is Sambilong Island?What's around Sambilong Island?
Wikipedia near Sambilong Island
Where to stay near Sambilong Island
The timezone in Sambilong Island is Asia/Manila
Sunrise at 05:46 and Sunset at 18:09. It's Dark
Latitude. 5.1211°, Longitude. _PHONE_°
Satellite map around Sambilong Island
Loading map of Sambilong Island and it's surroudings
Geographic features & Photographs around Sambilong Island, in Tawi-Tawi, Philippines
- populated place;
- a city, town, village, or other agglomeration of buildings where people live and work.
- Luuk Talay (3.9km)
- Lapid-Lapid (6.2km)
- Mandulan (7.2km)
- Kulit Kima (7.4km)
- Sanga-Sanga (10.8km)
- Tengultengul (11.1km)
- Look Pandan (11.2km)
- Silubbog (12.2km)
- Malassa (12.6km)
- Lakit-Lakit (12.9km)
- Tongput (13.3km)
- Montay-Montay (14.5km)
- Lato-Lato (14.5km)
- Ungus-Ungus (15.5km)
- Tarawakan (16.2km)
- Paniongan (16.3km)
- Ipil (16.3km)
- Karungdung (17.1km)
- Tong Pettong (17.2km)
- a tapering piece of land projecting into a body of water, less prominent than a cape.
- Pike Point (1.9km)
- Maria Point (4.3km)
- Nanka Point (4.6km)
- Batu Point (5.5km)
- Carmen Point (8.6km)
- Bugut Lapit Point (9.1km)
- Masatong Point (12.3km)
- Ingatan Point (13km)
- Tihi Point (13.1km)
- Tihi Point (15.2km)
- Sinabon Point (15.2km)
- Panijugan Point (15.2km)
- Titi Point (15.2km)
- Pamahabaan Point (16.6km)
- Maangit Point (17.8km)
- a tract of land, smaller than a continent, surrounded by water at high water.
- a surface-navigation hazard composed of consolidated material.
- Takut Mataha Reef (3.5km)
- an open way with improved surface for transportation of animals, people and vehicles.
- Tarawakan Road (16km)
- a small coastal indentation, smaller than a bay.
- Sinabon Cove (17.7km)
- a conspicuous, isolated rocky mass.
- Shell Rock (14.4km)
- a land area, more prominent than a point, projecting into the sea and marking a notable change in coastal direction.
- Malasa Point (13.9km)
- an area dominated by tree vegetation.
- Lambus Lambus (1.9km)
- second-order administrative division;
- a subdivision of a first-order administrative division.
- Bongao (9.1km)


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Pelican Beach Resort
There are over ten diverse cultures present in Belize, many of which still place great importance on traditional activities and practices that span generations. These traditions are often rooted in practicality and provide great benefits to those that keep them going.
In southern Belize, two of the most prominent cultural groups are the Garifuna and the Maya. These groups still continue with many daily practices started by their ancestors.
- Schedule a "Garifuna cultural experience", on a cassava baking day near a small farm. Learn how to grate the manioc root, strain, sieve, and bake on an open hearth. Then enjoy the finished cassava biscuit with Serre la Sus - fresh fished sauteed in coconut milk with mashed plantains.
- Pass by a neighborhood wake, "9 night" or "Dugu" and share in the honoring of Garifuna ancestor spirits via drumming and song. A "9 night" is similar to a wake and is held as a memorial usually 9 nights after someone has been buried.
- Garifuna songs and dances are vehicles for teaching newer generations about their history. These dances are filled with meaning, and an evening of entertainment can be arranged with a local dance group.
Visit the village of Maya Center at the entrance to the Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary and:
- Shop at the Women's Craft Cooperative, where Mayan women sell souvenirs crafted from materials found in the nearby tropical forest
- Visit the Maya Museum and learn more about the rich history of the Maya in Belize
- Walk the medicinal trails inside the sanctuary itself, and learn the myriad uses for some of the herbs and plants that grow within the Cockscomb Basin.


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This 1,303-acre preserve located in the towns of Sullivan, Nelson, and Stoddard, provides vital habitat for several endangered natural communities.
Abutting more than 13,000 acres of protected lands (including the Andorra Forest), Otter Brook Preserve provides critical wetland and riparian habitat for wildlife. The preserve protects significant portions of the headwaters of Otter Brook, as well as parts of the watershed for Sullivan's largest and most productive aquifer.
The Nature Conservancy of New Hampshire established the Otter Brook Preserve in 1999. Located in Nelson, Stoddard, and Sullivan, the preserve offers excellent landscape scale conservation value due to its extensive core forest, adjoining conservation land, wetlands, and wildlife habitat. The preserve supports exemplary natural communities, including pristine ponds and acidic fens, and has excellent recreational and scenic value.
At nearly 15,000 acres, the Andorra Forest/Otter Brook conservation area is one of the largest contiguous forest blocks in Southwestern New Hampshire. It is this type of landscape scale conservation that will make a significant impact on the preservation of New Hampshire's most special places.
The Conservancy and its hardworking volunteers have established a 4.8-mile trail system at this relatively new preserve. The trail winds through diverse forest types to bring visitors to Bolster Pond and Brook, Otter Brook, Ellis Reservoir, and several other cultural features on the preserve.
Click here to download a trail map (.pdf, 594 kb).


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Novgorod First Chronicle
||This article relies largely or entirely upon a single source. (September 2011)|
The Novgorod First Chronicle (Russian: Новгородская первая летопись) or The Chronicle of Novgorod, _PHONE_ is the most ancient extant chronicle of the Novgorod Republic. It reflects a tradition different from the Kievan Primary Chronicle. As was first demonstrated by Aleksey Shakhmatov, the later editions of the chronicle reflect the lost Primary Kievan Code (Начальный Киевский свод) of the late 11th century, which contained much valuable data suppressed in the later Primary Chronicle.
The earliest extant copy of the chronicle is the so-called Synod Scroll, dated to the second half of the 13th century, first printed in 1841 and currently preserved in the State Historical Museum. It is the earliest known manuscript of a major East Slavic chronicle, predating the Laurentian Codex of the Primary Chronicle by almost a century. In the 14th century, the Synod Scroll was continued by the monks of the Yuriev Monastery in Novgorod.
Other important copies of the Novgorod First Chronicle include the Academic Scroll (241 lists, 1444), Commission Scroll (320 lists, mid-15th century), Trinity Scroll (1563), and Tolstoy Scroll (208 lists, 1720s).


Friday, July 17, 2015
How Many Monks?
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how many monks riddle
There's a monastry of fifty monks that have taken a vow of silence. They go through the same routine every day. They wake up, pray. They go to lunch, their only meal of the day, were they all sit round a big circular table, and eat a simple meal. Then they go back to their rooms and pray. Then they fall asleep.
One day, the head monk of the area comes to visit. He's a bit different - he's allowed to talk and has a life outside the monastry. He tells them that there is currently a plague ravaging the land. People everywhere are dying. The disease manifests itself as red blotches on the forehead. The blotches are the only manifestation of the disease for three months, whereupon the next stage starts, a horribly painful death.
The head monk tells them that at least one of their midst will have the disease, probably more. Anybody with the disease should kill themselves, to save all of the pain and suffering. By killing themselves, they will restrict the movement of the disease, and will go to heaven. Anybody with the disease will show the first symptoms within a month. The chief monk then leaves. He returns two months later, to find that all of the infected monks have killed themselves, and they all did it on the same day.
Bear in mind the following:
 - They have no mirrors or any other way of seeing themselves
 - The blotches appear only on the forehead and cannot be seen by the monk
 - Infected monks feel no different - the only manifestation of the first part of the disease are the blotches.
 - The monks cannot talk to each other or in any other way communicate.
 - Any monks with the disease will display the blotches within a month of the head monk leaving.
 - At least one monk definitely has the disease.
 - The monks only see each other once per day, at lunch, when they are all sat round the round table.
 - These monks are brighter than the average monk....
How did they know whether or not they were infected and why did they all kill themselves on the same day?
How Many Monks? Puzzle Solution
The way they work this out and the reason it happens on the same day is as follows. It is important to note that not only are the monks intelligent but they all know all their fellow monks are as well.
Start with one monk:
He knows he is the only one who can have the disease so he kills himself on
day 1.
Then two monks:
They know that either one of them has the disease or both do. If monk1
doesn't see the mark of the disease on monk2 then he will realise that he
must have it so will kill himself. If he sees the mark then he knows that
monk2 will following the same reasoning and kill himself. If the next day
the other monk is still alive then he realises that the other monk must have
seen the mark on him and so they both have the disease and he must kill
himself. Both follow the same reasoning and kill themselves on day 2.
Three monks:
If only one of the monks has the disease he will see no mark on the other
two and so diagnose himself. He will kill himself on day one. If two monks
have the disease then they will each see one monk with the mark and one
without. When they see each other again the next day they will deduce that
the monk they see with the mark would only not have killed himself if he
could see someone else with the mark. They know it is not the third monk so
it must be them. Both diseased monks follow the same reasoning and kill
themselves on day two. If all three monks have the disease then they are all
in the same position as the healthy monk in looking on in the previous
example. Each of them can see two diseased men. When they haven't both
killed themselves on day two there can be only one reason - the viewing monk
must have the mark as well. All taking the same reasoning they all kill
themselves on day three.
And so on...
N monks all with the disease will all kill themselves on day N.
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Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
Chapter 2: A Peck of Owls
Where a Vietnamese word has been borrowed from Chinese, the original Chinese character is shown in parentheses.
群 qún = 'crowd, bunch, group'.
猫头鹰 māotóuyīng = 'cat-headed hawk' = 'owl'.
|A bunch of owls|
= 'cat-headed hawk' = 'owl'.
大隊 dàduì = 'large body, specifically batallion, regiment, group, or brigade (depending on organisational context)'.
|A contingent of owls|
Fukurō no tsubute
|ふくろう fukurō =
の no = connecting particle
つぶて tsubute = 'throwing stones' (or stones so thrown).
|Pelted with owls|
|Vietnamese||Một bầy cú||một
= 'one, a'.
bầy = 'flock, pack'.
cú = 'owl'.
|A flock of owls|
There is no problem saying 'a flock of owls' in CJV, but the word play involved in this little slip of the tongue (Uncle Vernon meant to say 'a pack of owls' but said 'peck of owls' instead) is not so easy to reproduce. (See Wordplay: '...a peck, I mean, a pack of owls').
Alas, the 'peck of owls' must be sacrificed for the prosaic 'bunch of owls' in the Mainland Chinese version, a 'large body or contingent' of owls in the Taiwanese version, and a 'flock' or 'pack' of owls in the Vietnamese.
The Japanese translator comes up with the most ingenious translation. The word つぶて tsubute means 'throwing stones' and can also refer to the stones that are so thrown. The Japanese title thus means 'Owl stone(s)', with the implication that the owl or owls come pelting at you like stones. This is no doubt exactly how Uncle Vernon felt about the owls that kept bringing letters to Harry.


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Curving Ergo Crosswalk
Can tweaking the design of a common pedestrian crossing result in fewer accidents?
One of the shortlisted entries in the Seoul International Design Competition 2010 that stood out was the 'Ergo Crosswalk' by Korean designer Jae Min Lim. In his project, Jae tweaks the traditional shapes of Zebra crossing into curves to reflect how people jaywalk on roads.
He believes that by carving out a wider road area, there will be fewer accidents involving pedestrians. Moreover, the Zebra stripes will have built-in LEDs that glow red or green to indicate when it is safe for people to cross. The designer says:
"When people cross roads, they tend to take the fastest shortcut. they sometimes do it intentionally, but mostly it is an unconscious act. this kind of action violates the traffic regulations and sometimes threatens the safety of the pedestrians. The 'ergo crosswalk' is a design that makes people follow the law, as well as consider their habits or
unconscious actions. it will encourage pedestrians to follow the lines of the cross walk and protect them
from any potential danger. If regulations cannot force people to follow the law, wouldn't it be more reasonable to
change the law and fulfill the main purpose of keeping the safety and convenience of the pedestrian…"


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Lesson 8 (pusaq ñiqin yachay)
As we grew up, more and more complex became the language we used.
Till now in this course very little complex sentences have been used.
But also in Quecha complex sentences may be built.
In this lesson I will cover the construction: if (when) ………then,
..... in different forms.
In Quechua the basic construction depends on the following traits:
- the subjects of both parts of the complex
cause-effect relation, or concurrence in time.
The primary forms are –pti, -spa and –stin.
I. -pti is used when the subject is
different and there is a cause-effect relation. If (when) you want, I
will come back here: munaptiyki, kutimusaq. Kuti-y is
to come back and –mu gives the meaning "to here". The form –pti
is always used with a personal suffix. Kuti-mu-pti-nku ri-saq,
means: I will go when they come back here. The form with –pti
comes first in the sentence. So, there is the condition up front and the
consequence or effect of the condition behind. I earlier used as a
model sentence: utkayta rimaptiyki, mana hapiyta yachanichu,
means: When you speak fast, I cannot understand. So –pti can
also be understood as an –ing form: you "speaking" fast, et cetera.
Another example: rimaptiyku runasimita, Cuscopi runakuna
kusikunku, people in Cusco are glad when we speak Quechua, (litt.
Speak-ing-we(excl), Cusco-in men glad-self-they).
Waqa-sa-pti-n llaki-ku-rqa-ni, I became sad, when she/he was
weeping. Waqa-y means to weep and waqe is a tear. Llaki-ku-y
means to be sad. –ku, meaning self, making the verb
Wañu-pti-y, pitaq waqanqa? Who will weep when I die? Wañu-y
is to die and waqa-y is to weep. (So litt. die-ing-I, who weep-future form-he?)
II. -spa is used when the subject of both
sentences is the same. Because of that a personal suffix is optional.
One of the sentences already indicates the subject. Rimaspa(y)
runasimita kusikuni: I am glad when I speak Quechua. Or: Runasimita
yachaspa(yki), imatataq ruwanki?, what will you do (for a living)
when you know Quechua? Note that ruwanki is the present tense,
but also the future tense.
III. -stin expresses the concurrence in
time of the actions in both sentences expressed, without any
cause-effect relation. For instance: puristin takisani, I am
walking while singing. With –stin no personal suffix is used. Because
of the simultaneousness, the infix –sa, the ing form, is often used. Waqastin
mikusarqaniku, while weeping we were eating.
IV. Of these forms also exist a more complex form
explicitly expressing a condition for the cause-effect relation: In case
you want, I will do (it): qam munapti-yki-qa, ruwasaq. -qa,
giving the meaning of the condition. Runasimita yachakusqa
tukuspaqa, imatataq ruwasaq, What will I do, when I have learned
Quechua? Tuku-y means to have ended, so when something is done.
(lit. Quechua learned done-ing, what-and do-will-I).
V. Combined with –m or –mi, the
form gets the meaning of because: ni-pti-n-mi, ruwasaq, because
he/she said (it), I will do it. Ni-y is to say. Or: Ni-spa-m
ruwa-nqa, because he says so, he will do it. Ni-pti-n-mi
mana-chu ruwa-nki-man?, would you not do it, because he says (it)?
(lit. say-ing form-he, not (rhetorical) do-you-would?
VI. Combined with –pas, the form gets the
meaning of although: ni-pti-y-pas, mana ruwa-nki-chu, although I
say (it), you will not do (it), or ni-spa-pas, ruwa-nqa,
although he says it, he will do it.
There are some other forms to build complex sentences:
VII. The form –na-personal suffix-kama has the same meaning as –stin, so at the same time. Taki-ku-saq
sama-na-n-kama I will sing while he is resting.
VII. This form can also mean: until. Taki-ku-sa-n-kama
tia-ku-saq, means: until he sings, I will sit here.
VIII. The form –na-personal suffix-rayku
means to express the purpose. This is expressed with verbs that have
motion incorporated in itself: ashka yacha-ku-na-n-rayku Lima-ta
ri-rqa, to learn much, he went to Lima.
Hamu-ra-ni willa-wa-na-yki-rayku: I have come so you can
inform me. Willay is to inform –wa to me, lit:
come-did-I inform-to me-(na=untranslatable)you-because.
IX. With other verbs the form to express the purpose
is: –na-persnal suffix-paq.
Rima-sa-nku taki-na-nku-paq: they are talking (about) what
they will sing.
Taki-sa-ni kawsa-na-y-paq: I sing to live. (I sing so I have
a living). I am a singer.
Yacha-ku-sa-ni rima-na-y-paq runa-simi-ta: I am studying so
(with the purpose) I will be able to speak Quechua.
Llamkasani yachanaykipaq runasimita: I am working so that
you can learn Quechua.
Mana llamkasanichu samanaykipaq punchawnintin: I do not work
so you can be lazy (to rest) all day long.
Asisani kusikunaykipaq: I am laughing so that you will be
With these forms one can build most complex sentences.
Ending (simikuna tukunaypaq)
This is my version of a simplified course in Quechua. I stated before
that this course is by no means complete, but with the accompanying
exercises, I believe that in one month and one hour a day, you should
get on your feet in this language. Thereafter it is up to you to either
take classes or buy some books.
This course will be updated and improved in time. So you might visit
my site again to see where improvements are made.
To end I will give a list of some useful books, along with my
Introduction to Quechua, Language of the Andes, by
Judith Noble and Jaime Lacasa; Passport Books, Lincolnwood (Illinois),
Comment: This is the first book that I got to learn Quechua. The section on grammar is insufficient, but the model
sentences are, when learned by heart, for a beginner a great help. I recorded this book
into my iPod to listen to it whenever I could and wherever I was. The
book comes with 1 cassette that is useful for proper pronunciation. My
critique afterwards is that it contains much "spanquech". It mixes
Spanish and Quechua in a way that is not always helpful for learning the
language proper. (The book is written in 5-vowel)
Quechua, manual de enseñanza, Clodoaldo Soto Ruiz,
3era ed. Lima IEP, 2006. (Lengua y Sociedad 4).
Comment: The book is in Spanish and comes with 2 MP3 discs of in
total about 10 hours of spoken texts and exercises. The grammar is
presented rather casual. The book is mainly practical. My critique is
also that the spoken texts and exercises are spoken too fast for a
beginner. The rather poor sound quality does not help either. The big advantage of this book are its endless exercises, boring in the beginning, very rewarding in the end! (The book is written in 3-vowel)
PS: the problem of the CD's that the language is spoken to fast can be cured by downloading from the internet an audiobook maker program. with such a program one may listen to the exercises (on the same pitch) but they are played slower.
Rimaykullayki. Unterrichtsmaterialien zum Quechua Ayacuchano,
Sabine Dedenback-Salazar Sáenz. Utta von Gleich, Roswith Hartmann,
Peter Masson, Clodoaldo Soto Ruiz, Dietrich Reimer Verlag Berlin, 4e
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Taking food to and from the Pacific islands
It is very important to keep food safe while taking it between New Zealand and the Pacific Islands. Food is often shared so if it's not safe, it can make many people sick. Food can go bad and make people sick if it is kept warm for more than two hours. The total time of a trip, including time travelling to and from the airports at either end of the flight, time at the airports and during the flight is long enough for food to go very bad.


A: Citrix XenDesktop supports deployments to Active Directory (AD) environments where user and computer accounts exist in a single AD forest (at all forest and domain functional levels). XenDesktop can also support deployments to AD environments where user accounts are in different forests from the computer accounts of XenDesktop controllers and all virtual desktops. For this second situation, the domain or domains containing the XenDesktop controller and all virtual desktops must trust the domain or domains containing the user accounts. This trust can be a forest trust or an external trust. The situation where XenDesktop controllers and virtual desktops are in separate forests is also supported (at all forest functional levels, and at domain functional levels above Windows 2000 Native) when a bi-directional trust exists between the two domains.


The Invention Of A Handheld Electric Mixer
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In the beginning of time mixers were not electrical like they are now a days really easy for people to use. The egg beaters were hand cranked, Hand cranks don't require electricity, there is a handle you hold it with and a little knob that you twist so it could mix the ingredients together. In 1856, a Maryland Tinner named Ralph Collier was the man who invented hand cranked egg beaters. The hand cranked egg beaters were used by hand nothing electrical in them, but a more years went by people started inventing so much more mixers and they were electrical of different kind. A handheld electric mixer is basically an electrical mixer that has a handle and someone holds it while the mixer is mixing the eggs and other things. Mixers are of course something used in the kitchen and only the kitchen. People or chiefs use it for baking because it makes the dough in a better smoother texture than if it was hand mixed. A classical American mixer brand is Dover stamping company, the company bought the patent egg beaters in 1859. An American man named Rufus Eastman invented the first mixer which was in 1885. The first man to invent electric mixer was named Herbert Johnson that was in 1908. His whole idea started from basically watching television, there was a baker who was making dough with a spoon that is how his idea was formed. There were electrical mixers before but they were hand mixers that used electricity. The electric mixes he made were mostly for bakers with experience and
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DeWalt manufactures a wide range of cordless tools, including drills, powered by rechargeable battery packs. Most of the Dewalt batteries are lithium ion types which are lighter and last much longer than nickel-based batteries. However, every so often it's necessary to recharge your power tool battery pack, so you need to know how to operate the DeWalt drill battery charger.
Insert the plug on the end of the wire from the DeWalt drill battery charger into an electrical socket. It needs to be an electrical socket that produces 110/120 volts, which is the standard voltage in most household outlets.
Insert the battery into the Dewalt battery charger so it fits securely. It can only be inserted in one direction, so you can't get it wrong.
Turn on the DeWalt battery charger. The red LED flashes to confirm the battery charger is charging your battery. Wait until the red LED stops flashing and glows continuously, which means the battery is fully charged and ready for use.
Use the "Tune-up" button on your DeWalt battery charger to equalise the cells in the battery pack. Insert the battery into the charger as before and turn it on. Wait for the red LED to flash then press the "Tune-up" button. The LED stops flashing and then flashes quickly three times before it resumes flashing as before. Your battery is getting tuned.
Wait until the LED glows continuously to indicate the tune-up is complete. The cycle can take eight hours to complete, so only do this when you don't need to use your drill.
Your DeWalt battery charger automatically senses the condition of your batteries and charges them appropriately. For example, if your battery is too cold or too hot, it adjusts the way it is charged and the LED light flashes either quickly or slowly. If your battery needs replacing, the LED light flashes very quickly. If there is something wrong with your power supply the LED flashes twice quickly then pauses and repeats the two quick flashes, and so on.


Can you close a script?
There's lua_openscript myscript.lua but is there a close function or is it file:close?
You seem to have a misunderstanding of what lua_openscript does. It opens the file and reads it, and then automatically closes it. It takes the resulting string and runs it through the compiler. The compiler turns this into bytecode, which is then loaded into the runtime environment, and stays there until the environment is shut down(client disconnecting or map switch, for example ).
What do you mean by close?
lua_openscript is a command to load the script file and run it once the script is done executing (by reaching the end of the file) that's it. There's nothing to "close".
Darn. Ninja'd.
(client disconnecting or map switch, for example ). is there a way I can for close it?
Again, you misunderstand. At the most simple level, this is what the game is doing:
RunString( file.Read( "filename.lua", "LUA" ) )
file.Read automatically closes the file after reading it.
What are you trying to accomplish? I can most likely help you solve whatever problem you have in a different way.
he probably means undoing whatever the script did, like removing hooks and timers.


. Place the ball of flour onto your work surface and knead it for approximately 5-7 minutes, until it becomes smooth and elastic. Use a clock or watch to keep track of the approximate time you spent kneading. Note the amount of time you spent kneading in your lab notebook so you can knead for the same amount of time in later trials. If you are unfamiliar with kneading, this is the process of pressing down on the dough ball with your palms, and then pulling it back up again and rotating it slightly with your fingertips. This cycle is repeated over and over again.
Side-by-side photos showing the pushing (with the palms) and pulling (with the fingertips) process of kneading.
Figure 4. These photos show the pushing and pulling process of kneading.
 1. Repeat steps 3–4 for your other two bowls of flour. Be sure to knead all the flours for the same amount of time. At the end of the kneading process, you should have three smooth-looking elastic balls of dough.
 2. Place your three balls of dough back in their small bowls and let them rest and relax for about 10 minutes.
Photo showing three smooth, elastic balls of dough in three, small bowls.
Figure 5. This photo shows how the balls of dough will look after kneading.
 1. Now it's time to find out how much gluten is inside those balls of dough. If you thought kneading was icky and gooey, brace yourself for the next step! Place your strainer in the sink. Some strainers are "stand-alone," meaning they have legs to support them inside the sink, while others need to be placed over a bowl or propped against the edge of the sink. Either way, make sure your strainer is over a sink where the faucet can reach it.
 2. Take one of the balls of dough to the sink and cup it in your hands over the strainer. Let cold water run on it as you gently pull and stretch it apart, as shown below. The water will wash away the water-soluble parts, like the carbohydrates, but will leave behind the insoluble protein, the gluten, that you developed while you were kneading. The starch that is being washed away will look like a milky liquid. Continue rinsing your ball of dough until very little milky liquid is coming out and only a sticky, stringy ball remains.
Side-by-side photos showing how to rinse, stretch, and knead the balls of dough under running water inside a strainer to extract the gluten.
Figure 6. These photos show how to rinse off the ball of dough inside a strainer.
 1. Rinse off your strainer to remove any debris, and repeat step 8 for the other two balls of dough. At the end of the rinsing process, you should have three balls of gluten.
 2. Measure the diameter of each ball of gluten with a ruler. Record your measurements in a data table, like the one below, in your lab notebook.
This photo shows a ball of gluten resulting from the extraction process being measured with a ruler.
Figure 7. This photo shows the measurement of the diameter of one ball of gluten.
 1. Repeat steps 1–10 two more times so that you have a total of three trials for the three different types of flour.
 2. Average the diameters of your balls of gluten for each type of flour and record the averages in your data table. Which type of flour produced the smallest diameter gluten ball, on average? Which produced the largest? Does this make sense based on the type of foods that each flour is used to create?
Gluten Ball Diameter Data Table
Flour Type Pastry Flour (example) All-purpose Flour (example) Whole Wheat Flour (example)
Trial 1: Gluten Ball Diameter (cm)
Trial 2: Gluten Ball Diameter (cm)
Trial 3: Gluten Ball Diameter (cm)
Average Gluten Ball Diameter (cm)
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 - Use a kitchen scale, such as the Fast Weigh MS-500-BLK Digital Pocket Scale, 500 by 0.1 G, available from Amazon.com, to evaluate the gluten balls, based on weight, rather than diameter.
 - Choose one type of flour and create three equally sized balls of dough from it with different degrees of kneading: no kneading, 5 minutes of kneading, and 10 minutes of kneading. Rinse the three balls of dough and evaluate the gluten balls that are created, either by weight or by diameter.
 - Select one type of flour and make doughs with different additives, such as salt, sugar, or oil. Compare the development of gluten within these doughs.
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The Basketball Academy is embedded in the Health and Physical Education curricula of the Australian Curriculum. The program provides quality experienced coaching in a dynamic and supportive environment.
Flinders University's functional screening program and testing is provided to increase player performance and durability through a strength and conditioning program.
In partnership with Flinders University and Basketball SA, Springbank Secondary College is developing a High Performance Basketball program which aims to include:
- Personal learning plan with a basketball and pathway focus
- Opportunity to apply for a scholarship sponsored by Basketball SA
- Strength and conditioning
- Coaching and accreditation
- The use of technology to assist skill acquisition
- Sports nutrition
- Injury prevention
- Performance development and analysis


text: This correspondence presents a novel hierarchical clustering approach for knowledge document self-organization, particularly for patent analysis. Current keyword-based methodologies for document content management tend to be inconsistent and ineffective when partial meanings of the technical content are used for cluster analysis. Thus, a new methodology to automatically interpret and cluster knowledge documents using an ontology schema is presented. Moreover, a fuzzy logic control approach is used to match suitable document cluster(s) for given patents based on their derived ontological semantic webs. Finally, three case studies are used to test the approach. The first test case analyzed and clustered 100 patents for chemical and mechanical polishing retrieved from the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). The second test case analyzed and clustered 100 patent news articles retrieved from online Web sites. The third case analyzed and clustered 100 patents for radio-frequency identification retrieved from WIPO. The results show that the fuzzy ontology-based document clustering approach outperforms the K-means approach in precision, recall, F-measure, and Shannon's entropy.


Main Content
Reset Function
Executes contents on a model reset event
 - Library:
 - Simulink / User-Defined Functions
 - Reset Function block
The Reset Function block is a pre-configured subsystem block that executes on a model reset event. By default, the Reset Function block includes an Event Listener block with Event set to Reset, a Constant block with Constant value set to 0, and a State Writer block.
Replace the Constant block with source blocks that generate the state value for the State Writer block.
Conditionally executed subsystem blocks with output ports are fully supported within Reset Function blocks.
For a list of unsupported blocks and features, see Initialize, Reset, and Terminate Function Limitations.
A model can potentially have multiple Reset Function blocks with each block having a different Event name. Each of these reset events appear in the generated code as a different function.
You can select an Initialize Function, Reset Function, or Terminate Function block or a corresponding state owner block to highlight blocks related to it.
Block Characteristics
Data Types
Boolean[a] | bus[a] | double[a] | enumerated[a] | fixed point[a] | half[a] | integer[a] | single[a] | string[a]
Direct Feedthrough
Multidimensional Signals
Variable-Size Signals
Zero-Crossing Detection
Extended Capabilities


IN RPM 24 MASTER ID has now been renamed to Bypass Code, please redirect to this page for an updated article. _URL_
A master ID is a code that may represent various different things from regions to contracts. This code can be any column on your import spreadsheets/transfers. Commission items can have a master ID imported in the commission data, or a Rep ID can be assigned to a master ID.
Master IDs can be assigned to accounts groups, making it easy to apply a special rule only when the Master ID is imported.
A good example of usage of the Master ID would depends on each set of data coming into RPM, but think of it like a value on each row that you can use to set a special rate or payout. Region being a common usage, or if you wanted to group a set of commission items for internal staff.
Adding a master ID
There are two ways to add a master ID:
1. Automatic: When RPM imports a new master ID it adds it to the system (upload matrix setup).
2. Manual: On the details page of a supplier click Add a master ID


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How to Open a Jammed Freezer Drawer?
To open a jammed freezer drawer, start by wiggling the handle to check for any obstructions that may be causing it to stick.
If that doesn't work, unplug the freezer and wait for about an hour to allow it to thaw.
Be cautious to not damage the freezer while attempting to open the drawer.
If the door or drawer is still stuck after thawing, there may be a problem with the freezer itself and it's advisable to call a repairman.
Possible issues with the freezer door or drawer include a faulty gasket, hinges, latch, closure cams, or gears.
A faulty gasket can cause frost to build up, and it can be easily replaced by ordering a new one and installing it correctly.
It's essential to avoid overfilling the freezer to maintain proper air circulation and leave at least half of it full.
Check for old or spoiled food and dispose of it to create more space.
If unsure about the safety of the food, it's best to discard it.
Lastly, if the freezer door opens on its own, it may be due to a faulty gasket or latch, issues with hinges or closure cams, overfilling, or the freezer not being level.
Freezer drawers can be replaced, but they must be the same model and size.
- Wiggle the handle to check for obstructions causing the freezer drawer to stick
- If the handle wiggling doesn't work, unplug the freezer and let it thaw for about an hour
- Be careful not to damage the freezer while trying to open the drawer
- If the door or drawer is still stuck after thawing, call a repairman
- Possible issues with the freezer door or drawer include faulty gasket, hinges, latch, closure cams, or gears
- Faulty gaskets can be easily replaced by ordering and installing a new one correctly.
Did You Know?
1. The world's largest popsicle was made in 2005, weighing a whopping 17.5 tons! It was a strawberry-flavored delight measuring 21 feet in length, which is more than twice the size of an average freezer drawer!
2. Did you know that before the invention of freezers, people used to store food in iceboxes? These early refrigerators relied on large blocks of ice to keep food cool, and the ice would need to be replenished regularly.
3. The concept of freezing food for long-term storage dates back centuries. Some ancient civilizations, like the Chinese and the Romans, would use mountainside ice caves to store food during harsh winters. This frozen food would then be enjoyed throughout the year.
4. Have you ever wondered why ice cubes sometimes stick together in the freezer? This phenomenon is called "bridging" and occurs when the cubes melt slightly and then refreeze together. It's caused by the water molecules bonding together when they come into contact.
5. When a freezer drawer becomes jammed, one simple trick to open it is to use a hairdryer. By directing hot air onto the edges of the drawer, the heat can cause the metal or plastic to expand slightly, making it easier to slide open. However, make sure to be cautious and avoid overheating any surrounding materials!
Wiggling The Handle To Check For Obstructions
When you encounter a jammed freezer drawer or door, the first step is to try wiggling the handle gently. Sometimes, an obstruction such as a stray item or ice buildup may be blocking the door's movement. By applying slight pressure while moving the handle back and forth, you can check for any hindrances that might be causing the jam. If you feel any resistance, do not force the handle as it may lead to further damage. Instead, move on to the next troubleshooting step.
If the handle wiggles freely without any obstructions but the freezer door or drawer remains stuck, there may be a different underlying issue. In such cases, it is important to proceed with caution to avoid damaging the freezer.
Freezer Door Frozen Shut? Try Thawing It Out
One common reason behind a jammed freezer door is the formation of frost, which freezes the door shut. If the handle wiggling technique does not resolve the problem, it is likely due to ice accumulation. In this case, you can unplug the freezer and allow it to thaw for approximately an hour. This will give enough time for the ice to melt, restoring the door's functionality.
Bear in mind that opening the freezer door frequently or leaving it open for extended periods of time can lead to frost buildup. It is essential to maintain proper freezer habits to prevent such issues in the future. Regularly defrosting the freezer and keeping the door closed tightly will help avoid freezing problems.
Avoid Damaging The Freezer – Open With Care
While attempting to open a jammed freezer door or drawer, it is crucial to exercise caution and prevent any potential damage to the appliance. Forcing the door open or using excessive strength may result in broken hinges, damaged gaskets, or other mechanical problems. These situations can be expensive to repair and even render the freezer unusable.
If you are unable to open the door or drawer after trying the aforementioned methods, the best course of action is to contact a professional repair service. They possess the necessary expertise to handle such situations without causing further harm to the appliance.
- Exercise caution when opening a jammed freezer door or drawer.
- Using excessive force can lead to broken hinges, damaged gaskets, or other mechanical problems.
- Contact a professional repair service if unable to open the door or drawer after attempting these methods.
Calling A Repairman For A Stuck Door
If you have exhausted all the quick-fix options and the freezer door or drawer remains stubbornly jammed, it is time to reach out to a qualified repairman. Persistent door jams may indicate a more serious problem with the freezer itself. Attempting to fix the issue without proper knowledge and experience can lead to further damage or void any warranty that may be in place.
When contacting a repairman, be prepared to provide them with detailed information about the jammed freezer drawer or door. They will be able to diagnose the problem accurately and provide you with the necessary solutions. Remember that safety should always come first, and it is better to seek professional help than risk causing irreversible damage.
Possible Issues With Freezer Door Mechanisms
Several factors can contribute to a freezer door or drawer getting stuck. Common culprits include faulty gaskets, hinges, latches, closure cams, or gears. These components ensure smooth operation and airtight seals, which are essential for preserving the freshness and quality of your frozen goods.
A faulty gasket, for instance, can allow warm air to infiltrate the freezer, causing frost to accumulate over time. Luckily, replacing a gasket is relatively easy. By ordering a new one and installing it according to the manufacturer's instructions, you can restore the integrity of the freezer's seal and prevent future jams from occurring.
It is important to note that freezer drawers can also be replaced, but it is crucial to ensure that the new drawer matches the model and size of the existing one. Mismatched accessories may not fit properly, leading to functionality issues and potential damage to the freezer.
Easy Fix For A Faulty Gasket
A faulty gasket is a common cause of freezer door jams and compromised insulation. Replacing a faulty gasket is a simple fix that can be easily accomplished. Here are the steps to follow:
Order a new gasket that is specifically designed for your freezer model.
Unplug the freezer to avoid any electrical hazards.
Gently remove the damaged gasket by detaching it from the anchor points around the door. Take note of how the old gasket was installed for guidance during the installation of the new gasket.
Carefully align the new gasket along the door, ensuring that it fits snugly into place.
Reattach the new gasket to the anchor points using the appropriate fasteners or adhesive, following the manufacturer's instructions.
Perform a quick test by closing and opening the door. You should notice a notable improvement in the ease of use and the freezer's overall performance.
Encountering a jammed freezer door can be frustrating, but with the right troubleshooting steps, it can be resolved without causing further damage. By checking for obstructions and trying to thaw out the freezer door, if necessary, you can often alleviate the issue. However, if the door remains stuck or you suspect a more significant problem, it is best to contact a professional repairman.
Remember to maintain proper freezer habits, such as avoiding overfilling and regularly defrosting, to prevent future jams. With these tips and a little patience, you can keep your freezer accessible and functioning smoothly for years to come.
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How do you open a stuck freezer drawer?
To open a stuck freezer drawer, start by unplugging the refrigerator and allowing the freezer to defrost completely. This typically takes around 24-48 hours. Once defrosted, carefully open the freezer and ensure that any moisture is wiped dry, paying close attention to the rails that the drawer sits on. Afterward, it is important to let the freezer air dry for another 24 hours before plugging the refrigerator back in. This will help prevent any future sticking issues and ensure smooth operation of the drawer.
How do you open a jammed freezer door?
To open a jammed freezer door, try pressing your finger into the inside corner of the door seal to alleviate some of the suction created. This can help release the door and make it easier to open after closing. Additionally, if the door has just been closed and is difficult to open, it is advisable to wait for approximately one minute. This allows the pressure to equalize and makes it easier to open the door without excessive force.
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Everyone loves birds. They are majestic and inspiring. They are dedicated parents. Their sweet songs fill the air with life. They're also a great way to learn about nature and science.
"Imagine a school class having fun and learning about biology by playing a game of Bird Bingo or Habitat Scavenger Hunt," said Les Fruits de Mer President Jenn Yerkes. "We're excited to make that possible by offering a free training program for teachers and educators. It can be used in the classroom and outdoors and it was made for the Caribbean."
BirdSleuth Caribbean is a set of fun lessons and activities that uses birds to teach youth about nature and science. BirdSleuth Caribbean has been specially adapted for the region, so kids learn about the birds and habitats that they can see around them. It's designed for students 9-13 years old. The program contains lessons, activities and learning games that can be done in the classroom and outdoors.
Les Fruits de Mer will be hosting free training in the BirdSleuth program with instructor Binkie van Es. Participants will enjoy hands-on training and receive materials to bring back to their class or youth group. On each training day, 4-5 different games and activities will be taught.
"It's an amazing feeling to see kids fall in love with birds and science through the BirdSleuth program," explained BirdSleuth instructor Binkie van Es. "Birds are the perfect gateway to a love of nature and a passion for learning. The activities are a lot of fun for teachers, too!"
The training will be at Amuseum Naturalis at The Old House on two Saturdays: September 22 and Sept 29, from 9am-1pm. It will be bilingual in English and French. It is free, and lunch will be served after each training session. If you are interested, please contact [email protected]itsdemer.com to reserve your spot in the free training.


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A transect is a path along which one counts and records occurrences of the phenomena of study (e.g. plants).
It requires an observer to move along a fixed path and to count occurrences along the path and, at the same time (in some procedures), obtain the distance of the object from the path. This results in an estimate of the area covered and an estimate of the way in which detectability increases from probability 0 (far from the path) towards 1 (near the path). Using the raw count and this probability function, one can arrive at an estimate of the actual density of objects.
The estimation of the abundance of populations (such as terrestrial mammal species) can be achieved using a number of different types of transect methods, such as strip transects, line transects, belt transects, point transects and curved line transects.
New Urbanist town planners use the term transect to refer to the continuum of land uses from an urban core to a rural boundary. General New Urban transect classifications (from highest to lowest density) are: urban core, urban centre, general urban, suburban, rural, and natural.
See also
- Buckland, S.T., Anderson, D.R., Burnham, K.P and Laake, J.L. 1993. Distance Sampling: Estimating Abundance of Biological Populations. London: Chapman and Hall. ISBN 0-412-42660-9 Online version
- Line Lex Hiby, M. B. Krishna 2001. Transect Sampling from a Curving Path. Biometrics. 57(3):727-731
- Transect applied to regional plans. September 2000. New Urban News
- Transect. Duany Plater-Zyberk & Company (DPZ). Undated
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There are certain words that are almost never seen without a certain other word nearby, like an extremely shy person who is afraid to go out in public without their best buddy along to give moral support. For example, you never see a CABOODLE out on its own; it only appears if there's a KIT there to accompany it. In this quiz, each clue contains one of these "shy" words, and the answer is the other word that it wants as an escort.
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Workshop at Université de Lille
'Health, consumption, and markets' (Santé, consommation et marchés): Søren Askegaard IVL/SDU participated in a Roundtable with the title 'Innovation of the concept of health and definition of tools'.
In both France and many other countries, the effects of market and managerial thinking in the healthcare area have been described thoroughly by healthcare professionals, journalists, researchers, and patients in the last few years.
In this workshop the participants will consider various forms of pressure that the healthcare system is influenced by today because of marketization: economic rationality, implementation of technology and digitalization, focus on scalation and quantity rather than human quality, and political and democratic demand for efficiency.
From a cross-disciplinary perspective, they aim to study the ways in which social relations in the healthcare sector are structured by practices and conventions that stem from the management and business area.


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Page 46, Exercise 107, end of chapter XV.
The sencence :The Germans, with (their) sons and daughters, are hastening with horses and wagons.
is translated as :Germani cum filiis filiabusque cum equis et carris properant/maturant.
in the answer key.
Why is the cum used? I interpreted the English sentence as: The Germans along with their sons and daughters are fleeing by means of
horses and wagons. So doesn't that make the equis et carris
ablatives of means, which according to D'Ooge should not have a cum preceding them. So shouldn't the second cum be absent in the snetence?
One explanation I could think of is that the horses and wagons are also ablatives of accompaniment, but why not means?
Could someone please help me out here.


} \ln(t) dR(t) $$ $$ = \int_x^{2x} \frac{dt}{t} + [R(t)\ln t]_x^{2x} - \int_x^{2x} \frac{R(t)}{t} dt = \ln 2 + O( \ln x \sup_{x < t \leq 2x} R(t) ). $$ If $\hat F(s)$ denotes the Mellin transform of $dF(x)$, then with the notation $$ S(x):=\sum_{p \leq x} \frac{\ln p}{p} $$ we have $$ \hat F(s) = \int_{1-}^\infty x^{-s}dS(2x) - \int_{2-}^\infty x^{-s}dS(x) = (2^s-1)\sum_p \frac{\ln p}{p^{s+1}}, \quad \Re s>0. $$ In particular, if $\zeta(s)$ has a zero on $\Re s=\sigma\geq\frac{1}{2}$, then $\hat F(s)$ has a pole on $\Re s=\sigma -1$. Note that on the real segment $s\geq-\frac{1}{2}$, the only singularity of $\hat F(s)$ is $s=-\frac{1}{2}$, coming from the difference between $\sum (\ln p)p^{-s}$ and $\sum\Lambda(n)n^{-s}$. Hence by a well-known principle (see Theorem 11.8 in Bateman-Diamond: Analytic number theory), for a certain $c\in\mathbb{R}$ we infer the two-sided estimates $$ F(x)-\ln 2-c x^{-1/2} = \Omega_\pm(x^{\sigma-1}). $$ This implies, by our initial calculation, $$ R(x) = \Omega(x^{\sigma-1}/\ln x). $$ Here we can take $\sigma=\frac{1}{2}$. In the unlikely case that RH fails, we can choose a larger $\sigma$ and replace $\Omega$ by $\Omega_\pm$. Probably, with more work, we could replace $\Omega$ by $\Omega_\pm$ for $\sigma=\frac{1}{2}$ as well.
EDIT 1. I inserted the term $c x^{-1/2}$ to account for the pole at $s=-\frac{1}{2}$.
EDIT 2. I deleted the comment regarding a possible multiple zero of $\zeta(s)$, since the corresponding zero of $-\zeta'(s)/\zeta(s)=\sum\Lambda(n)n^{-s}$ is always simple.
EDIT 3. Here is a very recent and closely related arXiv preprint.
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Thanks to David very interesting remark and GH for the calculation of R(x). I like to present my reasoning why I thought on the Merten's theorem could imply PNT. I would have put it as a comment but due to the length, I am writing as a reply. In all likely hood, I must have committed an error somewhere hence I am reaching the ridiculous conclusion that Merten's theorem implies PNT. I would appreciate if someone tell me where I went wrong.
Let $s(n)$ be a strictly increasing sequence, $s(1) \ge 2$, such that $$ S_s(x) = \sum_{s(r) \le x}\frac{1}{s(r)} = \ln\ln x + C_s + R_s(x). $$ where $C_s$ is a constant that depends only on $s$ and $R_s(x) = o(1)$ is the error term which depends on $s$ and $x$. Let $A=\{[s(1)],[s(2)], [s(3)], \ldots \}$ where [.] denotes the greatest integer function. Let $a(r) = 1$ if $r \in A$ and $a(r) = 0$ if $r \notin A$. Then $N_s(x) = \sum_{r \le x} a(r)$ is the number of elements of $A$ in the interval $(0,x)$. Using Abel's summation formula we obtain $$ \sum_{s(r) \le x}\frac{1}{s(r)} = \frac{N_s(x)}{x} + \int_{s(1)}^{x} \frac{N_s(t)}{t^2}dt = \ln\ln x + C_s + R_s(x) $$ Differentiating under the integral sign with respect to $x$, we obtain $$ \frac{N_s'(x)}{x} - \frac{N_s(x)}{x^2} + \frac{N_s(x)}{x^2} = \frac{1}{x\ln x} + R_s'(x) $$ Simplifying the above equation and integrating both sides, we obtain $$ N_s(x) = \int_{s(1)}^{x}\frac{dt}{\ln t} + \int_{s(1)}^{x} tR_s'(t)dt $$ Without loss of generality, we can define $s(1) =2$ as this will only effect the constant term $C_s$ and not $R_s(x)$. Hence we have $$ N_s(x) = \int_{2}^{x}\frac{dt}{\ln t} + E(x) = Li(x) + E(x). $$ Thus any sequence $s(n)$ satisfying $S_s(x) = \ln\ln x + C_s + R_s(x)$ must have a density function which is asymptotic to the logarithmic integral. We can verify this with the sequences $n\ln n, n\ln n + n\ln\ln n, nH_n$ etc; where $H_n$ is the harmonic number. Also we have found the explicit relationship between the error term in $S_s(x)$ and that of $N_s(x)$ which is $$ E(x) = \int_{2}^{x} tR_s'(t)dt $$
In case of prime numbers, $N_s(x) = \pi (x)$ and Merten's theorem shows that primes satisfy the condition on $S_s(x)$. This gives $$ \pi(x) = \int_{2}^{x}\frac{dt}{\ln t} + E(x). $$
This shows that the fact that $\pi(x) \sim Li(x)$ is a consequence of $S_p(x) \sim \ln\ln x$ and it is not a unique property of primes. In fact it is a common attribute of a general family of sequences which grow at the same asymptotic rate in their dominant term. Primes happen to be just one sequence in this family. What differentiates primes and other members of this family of sequences form each other is difference in their respective error terms $E(x)$ or in terms of $S_s(x)$ the difference in their respective constant terms $C_s$ and their error terms $R_s(x)$. Therefore the correct way to interpret Merten's theorem is that for prime numbers, the constant term in $S_p(x)$ is $$ C_p = M = \gamma + \sum_{k=2}^{\infty} \frac{\mu (k)\ln \zeta(k)}{k} \simeq 0._PHONE_ $$ because if it were any other constant, then we know that we are dealing with some other sequence and not the sequence of primes even though the dominant term in asymptotic expansion of the sum of the reciprocal of the sequence would still be $\ln\ln x$ and its density would still be asymptotic to $Li(x)$.
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First a minor note: $R$ and $N$ aren't actually differentiable functions; they have jump discontinuities at integers. But you can fix that by replacing $R'(x)$ by $(R(x+h)-R(x))/h$ where $h$ is much smaller than $x$ but much larger than $1$. I'll refer to $R'$ below, but what I really mean is "the size of $(R(x+h)-R(x))/h$" for $h$ in the right range. – David Speyer May 4 '12 at 16:50
The problem is that $R$ small does not force $R'$ small. In the scenario of my answer, $R(x) = O(1/\log x)$. Between $9 \times 10^k$ and $10 \times 10^k$, the function $R$ changes by $\log \log (10 \times 10^k) - \log \log (9 \times 10^k) \approx c/\log 10^{k+1}$, where $c$ is a constant I don't care to work out. So $R' \approx c/(10^k \log 10^{k+1})$ or $R'(x) \approx c/(x \log x)$. For $10^k < x < 9 \times 10^k$, you get $R'(x) \approx d/(x \log x)$, for a different constant $d$. (continued) – David Speyer May 4 '12 at 16:57
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The names given in these Trees are only a selection from many. Most of them are either guests at Bilbo's Farewell Party, or their direct ancestors..... A few other names of persons concerned in the events recounted are also given. In addition some genealogical information is provided concerning Samwise the founder of the family of Gardner, later famous and influential.
The figures after the names are those of birth (and death where that is recorded). All dates are given according to the Shire-reckoning, calculated from the crossing of the Brandywine by the brothers Marcho and Blanco in the Year 1 of the Shire (Third Age 1601).
The Family Trees of Appendix C are:
- Baggins of Hobbiton
- Took of Great Smials
- Brandybuck of Buckland
- The Longfather-tree of Master Samwise
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You can set up your smart system to notify you of any event that occurs with your door/window sensor. If you haven't already entered your notification information, such as your email address or text number, you need to do that now.
If you have a Vera3, click here to set your notification preferences.
If you have a VeraLite, click here to set your notification preferences.
When your notification preferences have been set, find the door/window sensor on your Dashboard and hover your mouse over the top right of the device's box so that the "wrench" icon appears to make changes, as shown:
Click the wrench icon, and when the window appears, choose the "Notifications" menu as shown below. This is where you'll set up your notifications.
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Words under the lens: English word "THATCHED" is
from Turkish "OT ÇATIDI"
The following picture shows a replica of an iron-aged "thatched" roof in a Butser Ancient Farm,
A replica Ironage thatched roof, Butser Ancient Farm,
The English word THATCHED is described as being from "thatch: a roof covering of straw, reeds, palm leaves, or a similar material." [From
The word THATCHED, rearranged as "T-CHATHDE", (where the Greek letter H can be an H, I, or E as required for restructuring words of Turkish), is the restructured and anagrammatized form of the Turkish expression "OT ÇATIDI" meaning "it is roof made of grass, leaves, straw, reeds, etc.". This Turkish definition is the same as the above dictionary definition for the English word THATCHED.
Turkish word OT means "grass, plant", ÇATI means "roof" and ÇATIDI means "it is roof".
This is another example showing how many English language words, like the words of all other so-called "Indo-European" languages, were made up from Turkish words and descriptive phrases by way of altering, restructuring and disguising. Those linguists who search for the truth about the makeup of languages should take note of this. The Turkish language was the original mathematically structured mother/father language that was used as a linguistic data base for most other languages.
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The primary, secondary and advanced Leaders Award for STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics)
The Leaders Award for STEM is a Primary Engineer programme open to students from 5 to 19 years old. It is a fantastic way to increase their awareness of the breadth of opportunities open to them within STEM subjects. We help students to develop vital literacy and communication skills, and give them the chance to speak directly to professionals from different fields in STEM.
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The Leaders Award for STEM is designed to work on two levels: firstly, to encourage children to discover the motivation, inspiration and career paths of engineers and scientists, and secondly, to actively support others with STEM activities. The award is annual and presents itself as a perfect opportunity to study the influences on students and their career options.


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You can help foster resilience to piracy
We can help seafarers be more resilient to pirate attacks. This is the view of Dr. Michael Stuart Garfinkle of SCI who has published the first clinical study of piracy's effect on seafarers.
Better coordination to enhance resilience, identifying resources available to seafarers and improved access to those resources would go a long way to reduce seafarers' suffering from the long-term effects of trauma, he said. In an article published by the Seamen' s Church Institute of New York and New Jersey, Garfinkle writes:
Maritime piracy represents the single greatest risk to the seafaring community—not because of its prevalence, but because of the potential magnitude of traumatic experience. Resilience describes how we get through the stressors of everyday life, how we survive tragedy and how we recover from traumatic experience. If we think of traumatic experiences as those that interrupt our ability to think, disturb our feelings and make us feel overwhelmed, resilience is the counterforce that minimizes the impact of trauma. Extensive trauma, both in terms of length and intensity, especially tests resilience. Where there are direct threats to life, outcomes tend to be worse.
As a process, resilience is possible at the individual and community level. An individual can be supported in coping, in using available help from loved ones and professionals and in returning to purpose in life. Many seafarers come from supportive families and communities, and the literature on resilience and surviving traumatic experience suggests that acceptance by peers improves outcomes.
You can help foster resilience by accepting a person's temporary weakness due to difficult experience.
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Given that Thanksgiving has the reputation for being a day of Herculean food consumption, here's a rather strange World War II propaganda cartoon that visualizes such gustatory excess. In the 1942 short "Food Will Win The War," an overexcited narrator begins yelling about how bridges of butter, flour blizzards, and Brogdingnagian obese children will destroy the German army. Wars are won and lost on tubers the size of the Rock of Gibraltar. The statistics get crazy at 1:40.
See also: Weird early Disney educational cartoons and World War I food propaganda, which suggested that the Germans were eating quartz.
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The Norwegian Cancer Society (NCS) is a voluntary, non-profit civil society organisation which works for cancer prevention and control in Norway and internationally. It contributes to targeted efforts in cancer information, prevention, advocacy, research, care, and international cooperation.
The Norwegian Cancer Society's main objectives are to ensure that:
- fewer people develop cancer
- more people survive cancer
- people affected by cancer have the best quality of life
The activities of the Norwegian Cancer Society are funded thanks to the generous contributions of its members, bequests, and allocations form the national lottery funds".


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Frank Raynor (1922- ), scientific instrument technician, spent most of his career working on instrumentation to support British nuclear research. He initially worked as an electrician before joining the nuclear instrument group at the Atomic Weapons Research Establishment at Aldermaston. In the 1950s he worked on instrumentation at the British nuclear weapons tests in Australia and the Pacific, including thefirst, Operation Hurricane, and the later Grapple series of H-bomb tests. In 1958 he moved to the Atomic Energy Research Establishment at Harwell to design equipment for research scientists. He was later transferred to the Culham nuclear laboratories where he headed the Electronics Service Group which built prototype equipment for manufacture by contractors and provided support services for nuclear scientists. After his retirement in 1986 he continued a lifetimes' interest in electronics and enjoyed exploring the British countryside.
- Birth name: Frank Raynor
- Born: 1922 Lincolnshire, UK
- Occupation: Technician
- Disciplines: Scientific Instruments
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King Manor Museum and Park in Jamaica was once the home of Rufus King (_PHONE_), a distinguished lawyer, statesman, and gentleman farmer. The son of a wealthy lumber merchant from Maine, King graduated from Harvard in 1777. He suspended his law studies to serve in the Revolutionary War in 1778. Two years later, King was admitted to the bar in Massachusetts. He served as a member of the Confederation Congress from 1784 to 1787, where he introduced a plan that prevented the spread of slavery into the Northwest Territories. King was a delegate to the Constitutional Convention in 1787, and made his most famous contribution to American history as a framer and signer of the Constitution.
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20th Century Mining Entrepreneurs
The expensive mining techniques of the 20th century often required a great deal of money to extract and process precious metals. Mining entrepreneurs were the individuals who gathered the money (capital) and formed the companies to back mining ventures. Some men who ventured into mining became fabulously wealthy and famous. Others lost everything and their names are forgotten in history. Some did both--became rich, then poor.
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Nevada State Museum


Portugal Population 2021
Population Portugal 2021 is 10 276 697 people. Portugal ranks 90 in terms of population in the world - 0.13% of all inhabitants of the Earth. The capital of Portugal is Lisbon, the official currency is the Euro (EUR). Chislennost.com has used information from reliable sources. Find out the population of a country, city, district at Chislennost.com.
 1. Population rank
 2. Life expectancy
 3. Age
 4. Total area
Population of Portugal
10 276 697 people Flag of Portugal Flag of Portugal Data in July 2021
Population rank, Life expectancy, age and total area Portugal
Population rank Portugal 10 276 697 people
Male population 48.5%
Female population 51.5%
Life expectancy Portugal
Life expectancy Male 75.3
Life expectancy Female 82
Median age Portugal 43.9 age
<15 years 16.2%
15 - 65 years 65.8%
>65 years 18%
Total area
Total area Portugal 92120 km2 (#109 in world)
Population density 111.56 per km2
The site chislennost.com uses information from official sources and is updated every month. Some data may differ due to the lack of the latest census.
⚡ When was the population counted?
The population count in Portugal was carried out in 2021.
⚡ What place does Portugal occupy in terms of population on Earth?
Portugal takes 90st place in the ranking of the population of countries on Earth.
⚡ Which city is the capital of Portugal?
The capital of Portugal is the city of Lisbon with a population of 547 733 people.


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the ocean, kelp would react to the turbulence created by ocean currents. The
tube attributes associated with many preset brushes have turbulence attributes
turned on for interesting visual effects. Turbulence attributes
can be increased from their default settings to make the kelp sway
back and forth, providing additional realism when used in an animation.
To increase the turbulence on the kelp
- In the scene view, select the kelp stroke.
- Open the Attribute Editor,
select the Kelp tab, and expand the Tubes
> Behavior > Turbulence section.
- In the Turbulence section,
set the options as follows:
Type: World Force
- Interpolation: Smooth
over Time and Space
- Click the Play Forward button on the
Animation Time Slider to see the turbulence effect on the kelp (You
don't need to set specific keyframes).
The kelp animates as
if it were affected by ocean currents.
- Press the Stop button to cancel the animation
You can adjust the turbulence
settings while viewing the playback. If the frame range is too short,
you can modify it to suit your needs.