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Kitesurf in Sardinia
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Kitesurf in Sardinia
What is kitesurf?
Kitesurf is the water sport that most increases regarding the number of people that practice it. It was born from the union of two amongst the most known water sports: windsurf and wakeboard. It is considered a trend now and in the near future.
This sport was spread by French and Hawaiian people at the end of 90' years and now you can see people kitesurfing almost in every beach or lake worldwide. Their colored sails zip through all water surfaces in the world where there is a bit of wind.
 Kitesurf is based on a very simple principle: it uses the wind as a propeller. The kitesurfer, using a bar with two ropes 30 meters long, move the kite to obtain the speed and direction desired. The boards are similar to those used by wakeboarders, and today there are many different types of boards to satisfy even the most discerning kitesurfer.
The pleasure this sport gives is to water plan, draw by the wind.
Why so many people practice kitesurf?
Kitesurf is probably so attractive because…it is easy to learn. It is much easier to learn than windsurf or wave surf. Probably kitesurf attracts always more people because you can learn pretty quickly how to water plan, jump and perform aerial manoeuvres.
The kite has a strong vertical traction, what allows not only to reach high speed but even take off sucked in by the wind, the main emotion kitesurfers look for.
Another advantage of this sport is the fact that the equipment needed is not awkward and it is easy to be transported in the car luggage compartment, with no need to carry boards over the top of the car. It has a big advantage over windsurf, which equipment includes tree, goose-neck and extensions.
The kite can be fold and fits into a backpack. The kitesurf board is not bulking and the ropes can be rolled around the bar.
There are different kite models, but with 2 you can cover most of the wind conditions and practice kitesurf with no problems.
Are there different types of windsurf?
There are more styles. To ride big waves it is necessary to use a mono direction board, similar to the ones used by surfers. To make some acrobatics moves the board needed is the bi direction one that are better when there are no big waves.
Water planning is called freeriding, while the kitesurf style that consider jumps and acrobatic evolutions is called freestyle. The kitesurf practiced over the waves is called wavestyle and the one on calm waters wakestyle.
What is necessary to practice kitesurf?
It is necessary to take 12/14 lessons to acquire the basic knowledge one needs for a safe and autonomous practice. Even if it is not mandatory, it is warmly recommended attend a course because kitesurf is an extreme sport anyway and, even if the equipment are safe, there are many pitfalls, especially regarding others.
Kitesurf gives fun even with low wind. The perfect wind for a beginner is the one between 12 and 14 knots. A more expert athlete is able to use, together with the right equipment, winds between 8 and 40 knots.
There are many kitesurf schools that lends the necessary equipment to practice it during the lessons and thereafter one can simply rent or acquire the equipment for him/herself.
To practice kitesurf you need:
 1. A complete kite, what means the kite plus the bar and ropes;
 2. A kitesurf board;
 3. A trapeze;
 4. Safe equipment (protection vest, helmet, diving gear, etc)
Where and when is it possible to practice kitesurf in Sardinia?
Sardinia offers the possibility to practice kitesurf from April to October. There are two locations that offer excellent position both for the wind and the local structure to facilitate the practice of this sport.
Kitesurf in north Sardinia
In north Sardiia, the reference is Porto Pollo. This cute bay has a favorable position regarding the wind that allows the practice of this sport at any level.
To reach Porto Pollo it is better to arrive or land at Olbia (port and airport) and stay in one of the beautiful hotels that are nearby Porto Pollo.
It could be the ideal occasion to a father and son vacation, as Luci di La Muntagna hotel offers a special promotion for a parent travelling with a child. The hotel is located in the famous Porto Cervo and have a wonderful panorama above the marina.
Otherwise Abi D'Oru hotel, on Marinella beach, close to Porto Rotondo and Olbia.
A third solution could be La Coluccia hotel, in Santa Teresa Gallura.
Kitesurf in south Sardinia
In south Sardinia, the best place for kitesurf is Chia. It is a wonderful beach with perfect conditions for practicing water sports such as kitesurf.
The choice here goes to Aquadulci hotel, close to Su Giuddeu (400 m), a very beautiful beach known for its sand dunes.
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Making Homelessness Applications for Single Refugees
When receiving leave to remain, refugees commonly become homeless.
With demand for housing high, it can be difficult to prove that individuals have a priority need for accommodation. Yet many single refugees suffer from mental and physical health conditions that make them more vulnerable. If this vulnerability is exacerbated by being homeless, councils may have a duty to house them.
Providing an overview of how to support single refugees through a homelessness application, the training will include:
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Executive Assistant to the Spokesperson
Taku River Tlingit First Nation
Posted On: Jan 1, 2023
Advertised Until: Mar 1, 2023
Hours: 72hr pay period
Wage: $25-$35 hourly
Availability: Full Time
Location: Atlin, BC
Contact Name: Taku River Tlingit First Nation
Apply With: Resume
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POSITION: Executive Assistant to the Spokesperson
- Provides comprehensive and confidential administrative support to the Spokesperson.
- Oversees the arrangement and scheduling of the Spokesperson's calendar.
- Coordination and planning of all internal and external meetings for Spokesperson
- Prepares all meeting agendas, supporting documents, and records meeting minutes and subsequent decisions for any meetings involving the Spokesperson such as the Joint Clan, CDC, Community and Manager's meetings, etc.
- Books all travel for Spokesperson aligned with organizational policies.
- Post-travel reconciliation of expenses with receipts and submits to Finance for processing and reimbursement.
- Design, prepare, edit, and format internal and external communication, including newsletters, memos, emails, presentations, etc.
- Conducts data analysis and prepares weekly and monthly reports as directed.
- Setup remote calls/virtual meetings through audio-visual tools such as Zoom and TRTFN's teleconferencing system.
- Answers inquiries from members and the public, providing appropriate information and forwarding to the applicable department.
EDUCATION, SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE:
- Post-secondary education in Business Administration or related field
- Minimum 3 years of experience in an office administrator position in a First Nations environment
- Experience and knowledge of First Nation culture and working with First Nations and citizens is essential.
- Excellent interpersonal, communication, and presentation skills
- Intermediate to advanced proficiency in MS Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Publisher)
- The capability to foster and maintain strong relationships both internally and externally.
- Proven experience in project management, with the ability to complete assignments on time, high standard, and within budget.
- Able to work independently with minimal day-to-day supervision as well as working within a collaborative team framework.
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- Included after 3 months of probationary period.
- Benefits include extended medical, eyewear, dental coverage as well as an RRSP matching plan.


Working with recurrence relations in SAS
Many textbooks and research papers present formulas that involve recurrence relations. Familiar examples include:
 - The factorial function: Set Fact(0)=1 and define Fact(n) = n*Fact(n-1) for n > 0.
 - The Fibonacci numbers: Set Fib(0)=1 and Fib(1)=1 and define Fib(n) = Fib(n-1) + Fib(n-2) for n > 1.
 - The binomial coefficients (combinations of "n choose k"): For a set that has n elements, set Comb(n,0)=1 and Comb(n,n)=1 and define Comb(n,k) = Comb(n-1, k-1) + Comb(n-1, k) for 0 ≤ k ≤ n.
 - Time series models: In many time series models (such as the ARMA model), the response and error terms depend on values at previous time points. This leads to recurrence relations.
Sometimes the indices begin at 0, other times they begin at 1. Working efficiently with sequences and recurrence relations can be a challenge. The SAS DATA step is designed to processes one observation at a time, but a recurrence relation requires looking at past values. If you use the SAS DATA step to work with recurrence relations, you need to use tricks to store and refer to previous values. Another challenge is indexing: most SAS programmers are used to one-based indexing, whereas some formulas use zero-based indexing.
This article uses the Fibonacci numbers to illustrate how to deal with some of these issues in SAS. There are several definitions of the Fibonacci numbers, but we'll look at the definition that uses zero indexing: F0 = 1, F1 = 1, and Fn = Fn-1 + Fn-2 for n > 1. In this article, I will use n ≤ 7 to demonstrate the concepts.
Recurrence relations by using arrays
The SAS DATA step supports arrays, and you can specify the indices of the arrays. Therefore, you can specify that an array index starts with zero. The following DATA step generates "wide" data. There is one observation, and the variables are named F0-F7.
data FibonacciWide;
array F[0:7] F0-F7; /* index starts at 0 */
F[0] = 1; /* initialize first values */
F[1] = 1;
do i = 2 to 7; /* apply recurrence relation */
 F[i] = F[i-1] + F[i-2];
drop i;
proc print noobs; run;
You can mentally check that each number is the sum of the two previous numbers. Using an array is convenient and easy to program. Unfortunately, this method is not very useful in practice. In practice, you usually want the data in long form rather than wide form. For example, if you simulate time series data, each observation represents a time point and the values depend on previous time points.
Recurrence relations by using extra variables
In the DATA step, you can use the concept of "lags" to implement a recurrence relation. A lag is any previous value. If we are currently computing the n_th value, the first lag is the (n-1)th value, which is the previous observation. The second lag is the (n-2)th value and so forth. One way to look at previous values is to save them in an extra variable. The following DATA step uses F1 to hold the first lag of F and F2 to hold the second lag of F. Recall that the SUM function will return the sum of the nonmissing values, so sum(F1, F2) is nonmissing if F1 is nonmissing.
data FibonacciLong;
F1 = 1; F2 =.; /* initialize lags */
i=0; F = F1; output; /* manually output F(0) */
do i = 1 to 7; /* now iterate: F(i) = F(i-1) + F(i-2) */
 F = sum(F1, F2);
 F2 = F1; /* update lags for the next iteration */
 F1 = F;
proc print noobs;
 var i F F1 F2;
Recurrence relations by using the LAG function
The DATA step supports a LAGn function. The LAGn function maintains a queue of length n, which initially contains missing values. Every time you call the LAGn function, it pops the top of the queue, returns that value, and adds the current value of its argument to the end of the queue. The LAGn functions can be surprisingly difficult to use in a complicated program because the queue is only updated when the function is called. If you have conditional IF-THEN/ELSE logic, you need to be careful to keep the queues up to date. I confess that I am often frustrated when I try to use the LAG function with recurrence relations. I find it easier to use extra variables.
But since the documentation for the LAGn function includes the Fibonacci numbers among its examples, I include it here. Notice the clever use of calling LAG1(F) and immediately assigning the new value of F, so that the program only needs to compute the first lag and does not use any extra variables:
/* modified from documentation for the LAG function */
data FibonacciLag;
i=0; F=1; output; /* initialize and output F[0] */
/* lag1(F) is missing when _N_=1, but equals F[i-1] in later iters */
do i = 1 to 7;
 F = sum(F, lag(F)); /* iterate: F(i) = F(i-1) + F(i-2) */
proc print noobs; run;
The values are the same as for the previous program, but notice that this program does not use any extra variables to store the lags.
Recurrence relations in SAS/IML
Statistical programmers use the SAS/IML matrix language because of its power and flexibility, but also because you can vectorize computations. A vectorized computation is one in which an iterative loop is replaced by a matrix-vector computation. Unfortunately, for many time series computations, you cannot completely get rid of the loops because the series is defined in terms of a recurrence relation. You cannot compute the n_th value until you have computed the previous values.
The easiest way to implement a recurrence relation in the SAS/IML language is to use the DATA step program for generating the "wide form" sequence. The PROC IML code is almost identical to the DATA step code:
proc iml;
N = 8;
F = j(1, N, 1); /* initialize F[1]=F[2]=1 */
do i = 3 to N;
 F[i] = F[i-1] + F[i-2]; /* overwrite F[i] with the sum of previous terms, i > 2 */
labls = 'F0':'F7';
print F[c=labls];
The program is efficient and straightforward. The output is not shown. The SAS/IML language does not support 0-based indexing, so for recurrence relations that start at 0, I usually define the indexes to match the recurrence relation and add 1 to the subscripts of the IML vectors. For example, if you index from 0 to 7 in the previous program, the body of the loop becomes F[i+1] = F[i]+ F[i-1].
Linear recurrence relations and matrix iteration
The Fibonacci sequence is an example of a linear recurrence relations. For a linear recurrence relation, you can use matrices and vectors to generate values. You can define the Fibonacci matrix to be the 2 x 2 matrix with values {0 1, 1 1}. The Fibonacci matrix transforms a vector {x1, x2} into the vector {x2, x1+x2}. In other words, it moves the second element to the first element and replaces the second element with the sum of the elements. If you iterate this transformation, the iterates generate the Fibonacci numbers, as shown in the following statements:
M = {0 1, /* Fibonacci matrix */
 1 1};
v = {1, 1}; /* initial state */
F = j(1, N, 1); /* initialize F[1]=1 */
do i = 2 to N;
 v = M*v; /* generate next Fibonacci number */
 F[i] = v[1]; /* save the number in an array */
print F[c=labls];
You can use this method to generate sequences in any linear recurrence relation. Previous methods work for linear or nonlinear recurrence relationships. The SAS/IML language also supports a LAG function, although it works differently from the DATA step function of the same name.
This article shows a few ways to work with recurrence relations in SAS. You can use DATA step arrays to apply relations for "wide form" data. You can use extra variables or the LAG function for long form data. You can perform similar computations in PROC IML. If the recurrence relation is linear, you can also use matrix-vector computations to apply each step of the recurrence relation.
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 Most children first encounter a recurrence relation in school when arithmetic sequences are introduced. For example, the arithmetic sequence
 1, 5, 9, 13,....
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How to send two different DocRead tasks from the same base document
It is really easy to use DocRead to assign an item that has been stored in a SharePoint document library or list to groups of users who then must acknowledge the completion of the item leaving an audit trail to prove exactly who has completed what task and when. DocRead allows you to select several SharePoint Groups / Active Directory groups and individuals who will all receive the same instructions and will all be asked to complete the same task.
However if you need two groups of employees to read / complete the same information, but with slightly different requirements then this is also easy to arrange without having to duplicate the initial document or save details in multiple locations by using a link to the document.
For example:
1) If you need Group A to read a document and take an associated quiz but also need Group B to read exactly the same document but who do not need to answer the quiz.
2) If Group C are required to read an item, but it only needs to be recommended to Group D and you wish email messages to contain appropriate messages to be sent to both groups.
How to create two DocRead tasks from the same item
1) Save the item in the required SharePoint library or list.
2) Create a link to the document, this is shown in more detail in the post here.
3) Use DocRead message templates to ensure the email notifications and messages the user receives in the DocRead task window are appropriate for the task.
4) Attach surveys created with DocSurvey as necessary.
5) Repeat steps 2, 3 +4 to create as many iterations as you need.
6) Assign each link to the document (with the correct messages) to the correct group(s) of users.
7) Ensure the item is checked in, approved as necessary and a major version has been created, then wait for the DocRead timer job to run (or process reading tasks manually on the site) for the tasks to be created. Remember after the tasks have been created you may need to wait a little while longer for the associated emails to be sent (this will depend on the settings you have used for the email notification schedule timer jobs).
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I am working on a project that will involve having several RPi kiosks set up across a college campus. In the rare event that someone might accidentally/maliciously disconnect the power cord from one of the RPis, the associated kiosk would obviously stop working.
I would like to automatically get email notifications if this happens so that I would be aware of it immediately, but I don't know how to do this or even if it is possible. Any ideas?
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 this is called a "dead man's switch". if it's web-accessible there are a lot of options. but to tell that something is dead you need a nondead device watching it. dead servers don't talk. – tedder42 Jun 4 '16 at 0:35
It's certainly possible, but it'll require additional hardware. Once the RPi loses power, that's it. Just like your desktop, there's no magical way for the RPi to do anything (like send a notification) once the power is gone.
You could add a small UPS to the RPi. There are a few that are even designed specifically for the RPi, like this one. If the power goes out, the UPS will send a notification to the RPi. Then the RPi can handle sending a message across the network. If you're fast enough, the RPi may never experience downtime. If you're not fast enough, the RPi can gracefully shutdown.
Alternatively, you could add microcontroller to monitor the power and send a message if needed. Something like this should be able to run off a battery for along time.
I think the best and simplest option though would be to ping the RPi on a set schedule. Since your RPi is a network attached kiosk, you obviously can contact it through said network. Why not just setup a handshake every 1/5/60/whatever minutes? This could be as simple as a script on your server or even desktop workstation that just pings a list of IPs/Hosts and then notifies you which ones don't answer.
 1. Create an AWS account.
 2. Create a tiny text file that just contains something like "hello" or "alive"
 3. Create a S3 bucket for your project. Copy your tiny text file N times into that bucket, once for each Pi that you need to keep status on. Use unique filenames like pi1, pi2, pi3,..., piN.
 4. On each pi, create a simple shell script run by cron every minute that grabs that pi's text file via wget or curl.
 5. Enable S3 access logging
 6. On a separate Pi or an EC2 instance, write a script that regularly downloads the S3 logs and checks to see that all of the pi files have been recently accessed. Note that S3 access logging isn't instantaneous, so you may have a 20-30 minute lag before you discover that one of your Pis is down.
There are commercial server monitoring services like New Relic, but they may be too expensive for your application.
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Chinoiserie Drag: Masquerading as the Oriental Other.
 Chinoiserie Drag: Masquerading as the Oriental Other makes an important and innovative contribution to the understanding of the gender and racial performance of the oriental other. In order to develop an analysis of the subversive use of hegemonic representations of gender and race I formulate the idea of chinoiserie drag. A survey of the colonial project of chinoiserie provides a historical context and grounds my investigation, whilst queer theory helps frame my approach. I identify chinoiserie drag as a performance based on a 'fanciful interpretation' of East Asian people, creating drag acts that lampoon the oriental other. Throughout the chapter I demonstrate how, by performing a racialized gender, Zoe is able to employ chinoiserie drag to enact agency by authoring her own identity. The concept of chinoiserie drag creates new knowledge formation enabling an understanding of how hegemonic representations of race are usurped by the parodic performance of race.
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Němčice and Pistiros: Glass Beads as Historical Markers in the Third Century BC
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The largest known collection of La Tène glass from Němčice in Moravia dating to the 3rd and 2nd centuries BC also includes glass beads originating in southeastern Europe and the Mediterranean. As in Pistiros, the beads could have been related to the same events of a military, trade or other nature. The relative scarcity of imported beads in Němčice is explained by the glass‑working activities at this site, which covered the needs of the local population.
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ABEL: An interactive tool for probabilistic argumentative reasoning. Most formal approaches to argumentative reasoning under uncertainty focus on the analysis of qualitative aspects. An exception is the framework of probabilistic argumentation systems. Its philosophy is to include both qualitative and quantitative aspects through a simple way of combining logic and probability theory. Probabilities are used to weigh arguments for and against particular hypotheses. ABEL is a language that allows to describe probabilistic argumentation systems and corresponding queries about hypotheses. It then returns arguments and counter-arguments with corresponding numerical weights.
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AHK: How to Code a KML to Excel Exporter
I accidentally opened up a KML file in Notepad once. There are no words in the English language to describe that specific form of horror. It's generally brought on by questions like: "Did I just delete every other file in my C drive?" or "How the shit did I disable my keyboard? That script wasn't even sending keystrokes???"
Or when the IT guy at work remote accesses your computer, fixes the problem, then says, "Oh, hey, I can see you" and then HANGS UP.
I have no webcam on my work computer, guys. NO WEBCAM.
It appears my ADD has hijacked this post. Attempting to refocus.
My point is that I panicked for no reason.Well, not no reason. I mean, look at this:
But when I stopped to really look at it, I realized the innards of a KML are surprisingly readable. It's literally latitude and longitude with some headers in tags. That's it.
So today, in keeping with my recent VBA post, I am forgoing the lovely graphics once again and plowing my way through a script that is, in reality, only useful to me.
You're welcome.
Step 1: Understanding the Problem
See all these points in Google Earth? Plotted them at random. Here's a breakdown of what I want from the KML file:
Step 2: Prepping the File
Let's start off by prompting the user for the KML file in question.
A quick review of AHK functions will get you to FileSelectFile, alls you gotta do is change the output variable to something memorable and filter for KMLs.
I talked about FileRead in a Web Scraper post a while back. Basically, this is how we get the computer to push text into a single variable that we can chop up.
After a long shouting match with my laptop, I discovered FileRead won't read a KML. So before we continue, we have to turn the.kml into a.txt using FileCopy.
Step 3: Trimming the Variable
InStr() is really helpful here. Since we know the latitude and longitude will immediately follow the word "coordinate," we can have the script search for that and then plug the Occurance value into a variable that jumps up by two with each loop–one for and one for .
Setting the return value of InStr to a variable allows you to plug that into StringTrimRight and StringTrimLeft easily enough.
Step 4: Save It Into A CSV
Using FileAppend, you can throw each set of coordinates into a.csv. The only frustrating thing here is remembering to escape any commas or n's for new lines with the ' key.
The Code
In the interest of not staying up all night writing a GUI while binge watching ridiculously old episodes of Unsolved Mysteries, I'm posting the code as is.
Minus the GUI, the copied.txt and destination. csv files have to be manually inserted (they're on the Desktop below), as well as the loop count for the number of points.
FileSelectFile, TheFile,,, KML to Convert, (*.kml)
FileCopy, %TheFile%, c:\Users\Desktop\KML.txt
FileRead, FileContent, c:\Users\Desktop\KML.txt
Occ := 1
loop, #
FoundPos := InStr(FileContent, "coordinates", false, 1, Occ)
StringTrimLeft, TrimContent, FileContent, FoundPos
FoundPos := InStr(TrimContent, "coordinates", false, 1, 1)
StringTrimRight, AllTrimContent, TrimContent, StrLen(TrimContent) - FoundPos + 3
FileAppend, %AllTrimContent%','n, c:\Users\Desktop\KMLTest.csv
Msgbox, Done
That's all. Roll credits. I'm thinking I'll post a One Lovely Blog Post at some point this week, and if not, Processing next weekend.
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 1. Noooooo. When you say things like that, you make me think it's easy even for me, but what's actually going to happen is I'll spend the next 14 hours beating my computer senseless instead of sleeping… I'll try it this weekend and let you know how it goes 🙂
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 1. You know, I've had others suggest that I clean up the language. But programming makes my brain think in expletives. And since GifGuide is more of a progress journal (I write as I break down problems–my posts expand and contract a lot as I plow through), it's just always seemed natural to not filter. That being said, I COMPLETELY understand the awkwardness of referencing a blog filled with rage rants, and I absolutely would not recommend it for children. Sidenote: I really did like your nominees–always looking for more tech oddballs on WordPress. Until next time ECG 🙂
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 2. Oh, the "others" were all in real life–you're definitely the first WordPresser. What's funny is that it's pretty evenly split among brick-and-mortar people I've shown. The main argument against profanity is that if I ever tried to set the blog up on its own to sell a few ads (to at least cover my coffee expenses), who on EARTH is going to back a foul-mouthed amateur. The main argument in favor is who on EARTH is going to back an amateur at all. My main argument is that I have to take out my frustration SOMEWHERE. Better on the interwebs than smashing my computer with a mallet. Hey ECG, is there any chance that you go by the name Panda?
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 1. HOLD IT, you just gave me an AMAZING idea for profanity web scraper to figure out if there's a correlation between the amount of swearing in the post and the programming language and/or functions I'm using in a particular script. Or if the TYPE of swearing switches. To use as a sort of rage gauge, you know? Then I can track my progress over time by looking at whether it's increasing or decreasing–I mean I have a year's worth of posts. To be honest, I sort of thought they all had some cursing, but I've never actually gone through to see. It just occurred to me that this is going to be quite disheartening if the numbers indicate that my anger levels aren't on a downward trend. Surely, you'd think the more exposure to programming, the less frustrated I'd be? Huh. Imma look into this and get back to you.
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The process of introspection invokes the inward reflection of thoughts, emotions, beliefs and perceptions. Searching within for the finer details and examining what they mean can lead to a deeper understanding of one's own mental state. Considered a source of knowledge, it has been a subject of philosophical discussion for thousands of years. However, it is acknowledged that not all of mentality is available to be discovered by introspection. The intricate details in the piece come from the degradation of material that creates the colour.
With Hindsight | Losing Perspective | Gaining Insight


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Workshop 1: Overview of the situation and needs analysis
Director of the Institute for Adult Education of Republic of Srpska, Mr Goran Zmijanjac reading the workshop material
Group work: Needs analysis
Workshop 2: Results of the analysis and defining recommendations
Group work: Discussing strengths and weaknesses and defining recommendations
By carefully listening to the needs of ministries of education in those administrative units that have regulated the field of adult education legally, but also in those who are still in the process of adoption of the law, and with the aim of improving the framework conditions for adult education, DVV International – Country Office B&H in 2018 organised two meetings/workshops on the topic „Laws and Regulation in the Field of Adult Education".
Overall objective of the meetings was to improve implementation of the adult education system through a comprehensive analysis and understanding of adopted laws and regulation in different administrative units of B&H, their comparative analysis in the context of legal solutions and their practical application, in order to identify advantages and disadvantages, and agree on eventual needs for changes of legislation or procedures of their implementation.
The meetings were held on 25th and 26th of October in Tarčin and 22nd and 23rd of November in Jahorina, and the participants were legal associates and contact persons for adult education within the ministries of education from in total 11 administrative units of Bosnia and Herzegovina (9 cantons of Federation of B&H, Republic of Srpska, and District Brčko).
Based on the analysis of all existing laws and regulation, and their implementation and applicability in practice, eleven key recommendations for improvement of the field of adult education for the following period were defined, in which one suggests to the competent authorities that it is necessary to:
Participants of the second meeting, each for its administrative unit, also defined necessary steps by following the mentioned recommendations, whereby the realisation of all the steps defined is planned for the period December 2018 - December 2019.


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Mission: To develop responsible citizens who can be harbingers of change in the society
The community outreach initiatives at IMT Hyderabad started off in 2011 by PAHEL a volunteer student
cell. The Community Connect Cell was established in 2018, with the objective of sensitizing the students
towards the society so as to bring about positive change in the communities and address real life
The Cell has envisaged its activities under the
following four headings of Abhiyaan, Nirmaan,
Sahayam and Sambbad towards fulfilment of its
Some of the initiatives undertaken
- Around 25 villages in the Samshabad Mandal were surveyed as part of baseline survey to identify the key challenges. The survey was conducted by teams of first year students who interacted with the villagers to understand their issues in areas like health, education, employability and infrastructure.
- Twenty students worked with NGO's like GMRVF, Tharuni, BVIC over two terms on projects like Social Media fund raising Campaigns, generating B2B selling opportunities for products made by rural artisans, analyzing learning effectiveness of skill training programs.
- IIEMS First Aid Medical Training Workshop was conducted for students and faculty
- Drives were conducted by PAHEL including blood donation, fund raisers, Haritha haram (Plantation) and visits to schools


gRPC on HTTP/2 Engineering a Robust, High-performance Protocol
In a previous article, we explored how HTTP/2 dramatically increases network efficiency and enables real-time communication by providing a framework for long-lived connections. In this article, we'll look at how gRPC builds on HTTP/2's long-lived connections to create a performant, robust platform for inter-service communication. We will explore the relationship between gRPC and HTTP/2, how gRPC manages HTTP/2 connections, and how gRPC uses HTTP/2 to keep connections alive, healthy, and utilized.
gRPC Semantics
To begin, let's dive into how gRPC concepts relate to HTTP/2 concepts. gRPC introduces three new concepts: channels1, remote procedure calls (RPCs), and messages. The relationship between the three is simple: each channel may have many RPCs while each RPC may have many messages.
Channel mapping
Let's take a look at how gRPC semantics relate to HTTP/2:
gRPC on HTTP/2
Channels are a key concept in gRPC. Streams in HTTP/2 enable multiple concurrent conversations on a single connection; channels extend this concept by enabling multiple streams over multiple concurrent connections. On the surface, channels provide an easy interface for users to send messages into; underneath the hood, though, an incredible amount of engineering goes into keeping these connections alive, healthy, and utilized.
Channels represent virtual connections to an endpoint, which in reality may be backed by many HTTP/2 connections. RPCs are associated with a connection (this association is described further on). RPCs are in practice plain HTTP/2 streams. Messages are associated with RPCs and get sent as HTTP/2 data frames. To be more specific, messages are layered on top of data frames. A data frame may have many gRPC messages, or if a gRPC message is quite large2 it might span multiple data frames.
Resolvers and Load Balancers
In order to keep connections alive, healthy, and utilized, gRPC utilizes a number of components, foremost among them name resolvers and load balancers. The resolver turns names into addresses and then hands these addresses to the load balancer. The load balancer is in charge of creating connections from these addresses and load balancing RPCs between connections.
Resolvers and Load Balancers
Round Robin Load Balancer
A DNS resolver, for example, might resolve some host name to 13 IP addresses, and then a RoundRobin balancer might create 13 connections - one to each address - and round robin RPCs across each connection. A simpler balancer might simply create a connection to the first address. Alternatively, a user who wants multiple connections but knows that the host name will only resolve to one address might have their balancer create connections against each address 10 times to ensure that multiple connections are used.
Resolvers and load balancers solve small but crucial problems in a gRPC system. This design is intentional: reducing the problem space to a few small, discrete problems helps users build custom components. These components can be used to fine-tune gRPC to fit each system's individual needs.
Connection Management
Once configured, gRPC will keep the pool of connections - as defined by the resolver and balancer - healthy, alive, and utilized.
When a connection fails, the load balancer will begin to reconnect using the last known list of addresses3. Meanwhile, the resolver will begin attempting to re-resolve the list of host names. This is useful in a number of scenarios. If the proxy is no longer reachable, for example, we'd want the resolver to update the list of addresses to not include that proxy's address. To take another example: DNS entries might change over time, and so the list of addresses might need to be periodically updated. In this manner and others, gRPC is designed for long-term resiliency.
Once resolution is finished, the load balancer is informed of the new addresses. If addresses have changed, the load balancer may spin down connections to addresses not present in the new list or create connections to addresses that weren't previously there.
Identifying Failed Connections
The effectiveness of gRPC's connection management hinges upon its ability to identify failed connections. There are generally two types of connection failures: clean failures, in which the failure is communicated, and the less-clean failure, in which the failure is not communicated.
Let's consider a clean, easy-to-observe failure. Clean failures can occur when an endpoint intentionally kills the connection. For example, the endpoint may have gracefully shut down, or a timer may have been exceeded, prompting the endpoint to close the connection. When connections close cleanly, TCP semantics suffice: closing a connection causes the FIN handshake to occur. This ends the HTTP/2 connection, which ends the gRPC connection. gRPC will immediately begin reconnecting (as described above). This is quite clean and requires no additional HTTP/2 or gRPC semantics.
The less clean version is where the endpoint dies or hangs without informing the client. In this case, TCP might undergo retry for as long as 10 minutes before the connection is considered failed. Of course, failing to recognize that the connection is dead for 10 minutes is unacceptable. gRPC solves this problem using HTTP/2 semantics: when configured using KeepAlive, gRPC will periodically send HTTP/2 PING frames. These frames bypass flow control and are used to establish whether the connection is alive. If a PING response does not return within a timely fashion, gRPC will consider the connection failed, close the connection, and begin reconnecting (as described above).
In this way, gRPC keeps a pool of connections healthy and uses HTTP/2 to ascertain the health of connections periodically. All of this behavior is opaque to the user, and message redirecting happens automatically and on the fly. Users simply send messages on a seemingly always-healthy pool of connections.
Keeping Connections Alive
As mentioned above, KeepAlive provides a valuable benefit: periodically checking the health of the connection by sending an HTTP/2 PING to determine whether the connection is still alive. However, it has another equally useful benefit: signaling liveness to proxies.
Consider a client sending data to a server through a proxy. The client and server may be happy to keep a connection alive indefinitely, sending data as necessary. Proxies, on the other hand, are often quite resource constrained and may kill idle connections to save resources. Google Cloud Platform (GCP) load balancers disconnect apparently-idle connections after 10 minutes, and Amazon Web Services Elastic Load Balancers (AWS ELBs) disconnect them after 60 seconds.
With gRPC periodically sending HTTP/2 PING frames on connections, the perception of a non-idle connection is created. Endpoints using the aforementioned idle kill rule would pass over killing these connections.
A Robust, High Performance Protocol
HTTP/2 provides a foundation for long-lived, real-time communication streams. gRPC builds on top of this foundation with connection pooling, health semantics, efficient use of data frames and multiplexing, and KeepAlive.
Developers choosing protocols must choose those that meet today's demands as well as tomorrow's. They are well served by choosing gRPC, whether it be for resiliency, performance, long-lived or short-lived communication, customizability, or simply knowing that their protocol will scale to extraordinarily massive traffic while remaining efficient all the way. To get going with gRPC and HTTP/2 right away, check out gRPC's Getting Started guides.
 1. In Go, a gRPC channel is called ClientConn because the word "channel" has a language-specific meaning.
 2. gRPC uses the HTTP/2 default max size for a data frame of 16kb. A message over 16kb may span multiple data frames, whereas a message below that size may share a data frame with some number of other messages.
 3. This is the behavior of the RoundRobin balancer, but not every load balancer does or must behave this way.


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Issue: Should restrict the webpage from submission and moving to the next, till the child window gets closed.
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Browser: firefox.
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retValue = window.open(child_url,',',"Height=400px,Width=670px,status:no,top=190px,left=200px");
Clicked on one link in the page and opened up the child window from the firefox browser using the window.open command. But just after the click of the link, along with the opening up of the child window, the main page is also getting submitted and moved to the next page.
The same logic in ie works fine. In ie am using showModalDialog() which works without any issue.
NB: Hoping for an alternative way, which is something other than giving if conditions to the page submission line.
Could someone pls help... thanks in advance
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I would recommend that you move up to the jQuery modal dialog. It's browser-independent, and your user will understand that he is interacting with a modal dialog that must be closed before proceeding. With a separate window or tab (your current solution), it's too easy for the user to get lost and click away from the browser altogether.
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Like the works of some of her contemporaries' novels, Jane Austen's 19th century writings are often referred to as realistic novels. Her books, such as Pride and Prejudice, use fiction to depict as closely as possible the day-to-day experiences of people in a particular time and social class. The characters in realistic novels are complex beings with multifaceted emotions who are faced with plausible, everyday challenges of their era and station in life. Other novelists of the 19th century whose works are classified in the realism category include George Eliot and Leo Tolstoy.
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Literary realism is a branch of literature which set out to reflect society as it was, to get as close to the bone of real life as it could. It often depicts more humble or banal events than Romantic writers. So most of Jane Austen's novels are realist because they are fairly mundane; they depict fairly ordinary people, usually woman, doing fairly ordinary things. There are few locked room mysteries, no strange and mysterious happenings, or insane wives. The women do ordinary things like get married and the men are fairly ordinary men.
If you compare Pride and Prejudice to a novel like Jane Eyre, the differences become clear: no secret insane wives imprisoned in the home, no misplaced identities and no Byronic heroes.
In a way it could be described as less 'exciting' than Romantic novels but it is a truer reflection of society because it relies less on stylization and more on holding a mirror up to society.
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The photo above shows guttation on native strawberry. It's a funny-sounding word, but an interesting phenomenon. The drops on the leaf margins are not dew, but the result of a process called guttation. Guttation occurs at night, when plants accumulate excess water through their roots, but transpiration through stomata on leaf surfaces has stopped. The excess water is released through pores on the leaf margins. Plant is native wild strawberry, or Virginia strawberry, Fragaria virginiana, and photographed on 25 March 2012 in our Biodiversity Garden. Native wild strawberry is an incredibly fast-growing and spreading, sun-loving ground cover with pretty white and yellow flowers and delicious edible fruits. Plant it this season instead of non-native ground covers, such as the invasive periwinkle, Vinca minor.
Life Cycle of a Strawberry Patch
Updated 12 April 2012 Posted by Nina Zitani, 22 December 2011 All photos by Nina Zitani
The strawberry patch in our Biodiversity Garden is the subject of a mini photo-documentary. Every few weeks I'll photograph the same patch and post it here, in order to track the changes it undergoes throughout the year. Plant is native wild strawberry, Fragaria virginiana.
12 April 2012
25 March, morning, water droplets on leaf margins are the result of guttation, not dew
2 March 2012
6 February 2012, early morning hard frost
3 February 2012, Approximately two feet of snow has come and gone
19 January 2012, Fresh snow covers the strawberry patch
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7 am, October 28th 2011, first frost of the season

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Capturing Double the Joy: Working With Multiples in Newborn Photography
Welcoming multiple newborns into the world is a special occasion that calls for a unique approach in newborn photography. Whether you're photographing twins, triplets, or more, the opportunity to capture their bond and individuality is both challenging and incredibly rewarding. In this blog post, we will explore some essential tips and techniques for working with multiples in newborn photography.
1. Preparation is Key:
Working with multiples requires careful planning and preparation. Before the shoot, communicate with the parents to understand their expectations and desires for the session. Discuss the poses, props, and themes they have in mind. Additionally, consider the logistics of the shoot, such as the space available, lighting, and safety measures.
2. Safety First:
When it comes to working with multiple newborns, safety is paramount. Always have an assistant or parent present to ensure the infants* well-being. Use spotter hands or composite techniques to capture images where the babies appear to be positioned together but are actually supported individually. Never force a pose or put any newborn at risk. Patience and gentle handling are essential.
3. Timing is Everything:
Scheduling a newborn session for multiples requires careful consideration of their sleep and feeding patterns. Coordinate with the parents to find a time when the babies are typically calm and content. Ensuring that the infants are well-rested and well-fed will make the session smoother and increase the likelihood of capturing those precious sleepy moments.
4. Individual and Bonding Shots:
While it's important to capture the bond between multiples, remember to document their individuality as well. Begin the session with individual portraits of each baby, highlighting their unique features. Then move on to capturing images that showcase their connection, such as cuddling together or holding hands. These shots will beautifully depict the special bond between siblings.
5. Props and Settings:
Opt for props and settings that complement the multiples' connection while also highlighting their individual personalities.
Choose colors and textures that work well together and reflect the parents' preferences. Consider using matching or coordinating props, such as blankets, wraps, baskets, or hats, to create a cohesive and visually appealing composition.
6. Patience and Flexibility:
Working with multiples can be challenging, as there may be times when one baby is awake and the other is asleep, or when they both become fussy simultaneously. Be patient and flexible throughout the session.
Allow breaks for feeding, changing, and soothing. Remember, babies are unpredictable, and your ability to adapt to their needs will greatly contribute to a successful shoot.
7. Capture Candid Moments:
Some of the most memorable shots come from capturing candid moments of interaction between multiples and their parents. Encourage the family members to engage with their babies, creating opportunities for genuine emotions and expressions. These candid shots will add a touch of authenticity and warmth to the final collection.
Working with multiples in newborn photography presents a unique set of challenges and opportunities. By preparing thoroughly, prioritizing safety, and being flexible, you can create a memorable and heartwarming collection of images that celebrate the bond between these precious little ones. Remember, each multiple has their own individuality, and capturing their unique personalities alongside their connection will result in timeless photographs that the family will treasure for years to come.
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Simple technique appears to be safe and effective, review suggests
By Robert Preidt
MONDAY, Oct. 15 (HealthDay News) -- A technique called the "mother's kiss" is a safe and effective way to remove foreign objects from the nostrils of young children, according to British researchers.
In the mother's kiss, a child's mother or other trusted adult covers the child's mouth with their mouth to form a seal, blocks the clear nostril with their finger, and then blows into the child's mouth. The pressure from the breath may expel the object in the blocked nostril.
Before using it, the adult should explain the technique to the child so that he or she is not frightened. If the first attempt is unsuccessful, the technique can be tried several times, according to a review published in the current issue of the CMAJ (Canadian Medical Association Journal).
For their report, researchers in Australia and the United Kingdom examined eight case studies in which the mother's kiss was used on children aged 1 to 8 years.
"The mother's kiss appears to be a safe and effective technique for first-line treatment in the removal of a foreign body from the nasal cavity," Dr. Stephanie Cook, of the Buxted Medical Centre in England, and colleagues concluded. "In addition, it may prevent the need for general anesthesia in some cases."
Further research is needed to compare various positive-pressure techniques and test how effective they are in different situations where objects are in various locations and have spent different lengths of time in the nasal passages, the researchers noted in a journal news release.
The U.S. National Library of Medicine has more about foreign objects in the nose.
SOURCE: CMAJ (Canadian Medical Association Journal), news release, Oct. 15, 2012
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Muscat de Mireval is a lesser known wine and the is smallest sweet wine appellation in the south of France. These vineyards are located on the slopes of the Massif de la Gardiole, at the edge of the Vic La Gardiole lagoon close to the community of Mireval. The soils were formed during the Jurassic period and have a high content of limestone fragments. The chalky Jurassic soil with its ancient alluvial deposits and rounded stones is protected from the weather by the 230 metre-high mountain and is influenced by the nearby Mediterranean sea.
The wine is made with the Muscat Blanc à Petits Grains grape which was recommended as an elixir for life under the Roman Empire and by doctors during the Renaissance. This source of well-being was even recognised by the Tax Office under the old regime, as Languedoc Muscats were exempt from taxes as they were considered "medicinal". The famous French Renaissance writer, doctor and humanist Rabelais was a great admirer of Mireval wines.


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The history of the Obertauern skiing region
Skiing on historic grounds in the Salzburg region of Austria
The history of Obertauern starts long before the first skiers discovered the dreamy slopes in the region. About 2400 years ago Celtics settled at the border between the Pongau and the Lungau district. With the arrival of the Romans, the Roman State roadwas created, which lead via the Tauern pass and connected Italy with Juvavum, today's Salzburg region. From approximately 100 B.C the Romans used the road via the pass for frequent merchant's traffic.
After the breakdown of the Roman Empire at around 500 AD, mainly Bavarian tribes settled in the region of Obertauern. Until the early middle ages Bavarian Lords reigned over the Tauern Mountains, the region of Salzburg only became independent in the 13th century. The first documented mention of the Radstadt Tauern mountains is dated in the year 1207. A document from the year 1224 confirms the existence of the little church by the Tauernscharte. In the year 1517 two taverns are first mentioned at the Tauern. The first written proof of tourism in Obertauern mentions the "twee hosts at the Tauern Mountain". Those are still known to this day as the taverns Gasthof Schaidberg and Gasthof Wisenegg.
During the high time of baroque in Salzburg, the region Obertauern also experienced a boom: 1764 was the year the very first post office in Untertauern was opened, which was responsible for the letter exchange across the Alps for years to come.
The first tourists in Obertauern were – how could it be different – skiing folk. Although it was mentioned for the first time in 1902, tourism only came to flourish after the end of World War 1. In the 1920s the skiing tourists still embarked on the strenuous ascent on foot to Obertauern, and enjoyed the following descent on skies even more. Interestingly the first tourism in Obertauern was not connected to the winter season, as most tourists poured into Obertauern during the summer months. Between 1925 and 1927 the first Tauern races for cars and motor cycles took place.
The birthday of winter tourism for Obertauern is on the 8th December 1929. On this day the first regular winter schedule started via the Tauern pass. World War 2 marked a cornerstone for the development of winter sports in Obertauern. From 1948 until into the 1960s ski and piste fun still meant hard work: the pistes were trampled hard by skiers, who received 3 free rides per hour for their efforts. By 1950 the first tow lifts were installed, as well as the first avalanche protection buildings. Between 1952 and 1961 the first set of modern cable cars and tow lift facilities were erected.
In 1962 the transformation was complete: Obertauern was the official name of the township and was entered into the history books. In the following year the first motorized snow cat in Austria started running in Austria's Obertauern.
The skiing primary school of Obertauern was getting famous, after including next to 7 main subjects the subject of skiing into the school's regular schedule.
Fame of a different kind honoured Obertauern in the year 1965: The Beatles produced parts of their legendary movie "HELP" in front of the dreamlike backdrop of Obertauern. Two years after this, the modern snow cats change the way pistes are groomed and built and to make wider ski runs possible with extensive territory changes. From then on more tourists were able to enjoy the winter fun in Obertauern. Through the connection of all lift facilities in 1969 the first form of the nowadays Tauern Loop Trail was created. Not much later than that Obertauern came to fame as a modern and popular winter sports destination, with its reputation reaching far beyond the borders of Austria.
In 1985 the first snowmaking machines in Obertauern were introduced. From now on skiing tourists had guaranteed snow during the whole of the winter season. Between 1991 and 1998 the building of a floodlight station made an international furor and resulted in well filled pistes – until late in the night.
Obertauern became a stronghold of alpine ski sports: with 100 kilometres of extremely well cared for pistes, 26 modern lift facilities, artificial snowmaking facilities and a touch and go ski pass system. On top of that bridges over the Katschberg A road make sure that you experience uninterrupted skiing fun in Austria. Equipped with the latest infrastructure, the region of Obertauern in Austria presents itself as a world famous skiing region and one of the best ski areas in Austria, not to mention one of the most popular.


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To determine the prevalence of prediabetes and diabetes among rural and urban Malaysians.
RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODS
This cross-sectional survey was conducted among 3,879 Malaysian adults (1,335 men and 2,544 women). All subjects underwent the 75-g oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT).
The overall prevalence of prediabetes was 22.1% (30.2% in men and 69.8% in women). Isolated impaired fasting glucose (IFG) and impaired glucose tolerance (IGT) were found in 3.4 and 16.1% of the study population, respectively, whereas 2.6% of the subjects had both IFG and IGT. Based on an OGTT, the prevalence of newly diagnosed type 2 diabetes was 12.6% (31.0% in men and 69.0% in women). The prediabetic subjects also had an increased prevalence of cardiovascular disease risk factors.
The large proportion of undiagnosed cases of prediabetes and diabetes reflects the lack of public awareness of the disease.


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The serious natural disasters such as flood and earthquake break out in a short time. Remote sensing such as airborne SAR can acquire the image of the disaster area quickly. But the airborne SAR remote sensing image has the property of large volume data, so the processing needs very large computer memory and strong computation ability. In this paper, based on the analysis of the SAR image processing procedure, we study the SAR image processing method using computer parallel computation technology, which is based on the parallel computer cluster operation and the large virtual computer memory sharing technology. We also introduce the application of the SAR image parallel processing system in the disaster monitor and assessment to validate the high efficiency of the system and the feasibility of our research.
Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium, 2003. IGARSS '03. Proceedings. 2003 IEEE International (Volume:7 )
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The volume of an expanding sphere is increasing at a rate of 12cubic feet per second. When the volume of the sphere is cubic feet, how fast, in square feet persecond, is the surface area increasing?
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(A) 8
(B) 6
(C) 8π
(E) 10
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A consistent direct-iterative inverse design method for the Euler equations
Brock, Jerry S.
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A new, consistent direct-iterative method is proposed for the solution of the aerodynamic inverse design problem. Direct-iterative methods couple analysis and shape modification methods to iteratively determine the geometry required to support a target surface pressure. The proposed method includes a consistent shape modification method wherein the identical governing equations are used in both portions of the design procedure. The new shape modification method is simple, having been developed from a truncated, quasi-analytical Taylor's series expansion of the global governing equations. This method includes a unique solution algorithm and a design tangency boundary condition which directly relates the target pressure to shape modification. The new design method was evaluated with an upwind, cell-centered finite-volume formulation of the two-dimensional Euler equations. Controlled inverse design tests were conducted with a symmetric channel where the initial and target geometries were known. The geometric design variable was a channel-wall ramp angle, 0, which is nominally five degrees. Target geometries were defined with ramp angle perturbations of J10 = 2 %, 10%, and 20 %. The new design method was demonstrated to accurately predict the target geometries for subsonic, transonic, and supersonic test cases; M=0.30, 0.85, and 2.00. The supersonic test case efficiently solved the design tests and required very few iterations. A stable and convergent solution process was also demonstrated for the lower speed test cases using an under-relaxed geometry update procedure. The development and demonstration of the consistent direct-iterative method herein represent the important first steps required for a new research area for the advancement of aerodynamic inverse design methods.
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Departmental Mission
The University of Oregon Department of Intercollegiate Athletics will provide an outstanding collegiate experience to our student-athletes while enabling them to pursue excellence in the classroom, the community and their lives while competing at the highest level in their chosen sport.
Our department is committed to the following principles:
 - Strive to recruit student-athletes who are academically prepared and make every effort to help each meet their academic commitments.
 - Provide academic support services so that our student-athletes will receive the best educational experience, including obtaining their degree.
 - Create a supportive family atmosphere where student-athletes feel connected to their peers, the community and the University.
 - Ensure that student-athletes will become responsible, contributing citizens through career counseling, development of life skills and community service opportunities.
 - Provide facilities and medical staff to enhance the physical fitness and wellness of all student-athletes.
 - Require all members of our department to demonstrate and promote the highest standards of integrity, leadership, sportsmanship, ethical behavior and a true respect for equity and diversity.
 - Maintain a quality comprehensive intercollegiate athletic program that is self-sufficient and self-sustaining in harmony with the mission and goals of the University.
 - Operate in accordance with all rules and regulations set by the University, the PAC-12 Conference and the NCAA.


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Cost of Raising a Child in China
ID-10055547The Chinese economy has been flourishing at a rapid rate. However along with the steady economic progress, the cost of living in China has also been growing over the years. The higher cost of living in China is such a stark reality for its citizens that when in 2013 the Chinese government eased up on 'one child policy', it raised concerns among the people.
If the cost of raising children in China is a matter of anxiety for its citizens, how does it affect the expatriate community in China?
The concerns
Bringing up kids is not an easy thing to do, even when parents do not have any financial or personal problems. There are a million things that could go wrong or there is always a nagging feeling at the back of parents' mind if they are doing all they can for their children. This is a part of parenting. However, the parenting anxieties could double if you are living the life of an expat and need to raise your kids in a foreign country. The concerns could more than double if you are living in a country like China where the cost of living is very high and expats face language barriers as well as strong cultural traditions.
If you are raising children in China, you must already be aware of the problems and concerns of being a new parent in a foreign country. After the announcement by the Chinese government allowing couples to have a second child if one spouse is an only child, there have been a flurry of surveys and opinions running rampant in the media. To some Chinese couples the announcement means nothing, as they believe raising one child has been tough enough. So how does higher cost of living affect foreigners raising their children in China.
The expenses
In all the surveys conducted, the high cost of education has been cited as the number one concern by parents. The figures floating around indicate that the cost of one kindergarten semester alone costs about 10,000 yuan. While middle class families are spending about 100,000 yuan for education alone and well-off families up to 300,000 and this doesn't include university cost; this calls for serious planning and savings on the part of parents who are raising their children in China.
Other expenses like food and insurance for kids also run into thousands of yuan. And let's not forget the hospital bills if you are giving birth in China. So if you are a new parent who would be raising children in China or giving birth to your first kid in China, it would help you a great deal if you to research and plan for the things you wish to have for your child and to save money accordingly. Every family's budget is different, so each family's plan will look different.
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For dragons to breath fire is certainly possible to have happened. Today fireflies produce light, eels produce electricity and the bombardier beetle can produce fire. The bombardier beetle has a canon near his rear end where he can blast his enemies with chemicals that are 212 degrees Fahrenheit: the temperature of boiling water. How does the beetle do that? This beetle has compartments where he stores fiery chemicals. When these chemicals unite they explode. If a tiny beetle can possess such a sophisticated mechanism in its rear, then a dinosaur or dragon could also have had a similar mechanism that would allow it to breathe fire to defend itself.
In fact, some of the dinosaurs have compartments in their heads that are connected to their nasal passages. The Tyrannosaurs Rex has a head the size of a car but his brain was the size of a baseball. The rest of his head was full of these compartments connected to his sinuses. If he had these special chemicals stored in these hollow compartments, it is possible that he could have been a fire breathing dragon.
In addition, legends of fire breathing dragons have circulated around the world for centuries and throughout history. They are depicted in artwork and literature. Almost all cultures have dragon legends despite having had no contact with each other.
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Dissecting: Composite Cylinder Parts
Dissecting: Composite Cylinder Parts
One of the frequent questions we are asked at Aburi is "what are the composite cylinder parts?". Today we have decided to answer all you need to know about the fibreglass cylinders components.
The short answer is: the cylinder has 3 parts, the cylinder itself (or belly), the valve and the casing. No Secret!
However, this usually would not satisfy our most meticulous customers. Therefore a composite cylinder is made of the following parts:
1) The in liner: Is a blow moulded HDPE container to hold the liquid gas inside
2) The pressure vessel: Made out of glass fibre winding with Epoxy, helically wound on the inner bottle. Together this provides the ultimate strength to the cylinder.
Fibre winding with a bonding Epoxy is the most crucial part of the composite cylinders. They are crucial because the winding has a direct impact on the strength of the cylinder as also bursting pressure.
3) The Bung Housing: To make it suitable to use valves
There are two types of bung housing being used by the main manufacturers in the composite cylinder business
 - Brass Bung Housing: Are lighter in nature (by weight) and also are lighter on use. Being brass, a softer material cannot take higher torque.
 - Steel Bung Housing: Steel Bung are heavier and due to their hardness can take higher torque.
Due to the different types of valves being used by gas distributors, steel bung housing is preferable. As Brass Bung is a softer material, the max torqueing possible is about 120 Nm and gas distributors have to use a valve that is non-standard. Some manufactures prefer this to retain the customers, however, this results in a logistic issue of carrying not only two different valves, but also educating the online worker at the gas filling station to take notice and use the correct valve for the right cylinder, which could result in a problem, if the incorrect valve is used.
4) Outer casing: The ergonomically designed casing's basic function is to ensure that the pressure vessel is safe guarded from severe drops, and to prevent direct exposure to metal objects that can result in the fibre wound container to get flaws, and for ease of carrying and handling.
Finally, the aesthetics are decided between the buyer and seller. The buyer usually is a gas distributor and the seller is the composite cylinder manufacturer. Normally, the gas distributor would only need to brand the cylinder with the company's colours, logo and contact details.
We hope you enjoyed the blogpost and to learn more about this great product, composite LPG cylinder, click here!


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9th Canadian Science Policy Conference
Because 2017 is Canada's 150th Anniversary, the CSPC themes are being structured within the following context:
 - How effectively have we used science-based knowledge to meet Canada's challenges over the past 150 years and also today?
 - How should we use science-based knowledge more effectively over the next 50 years to meet Canada's challenges?
The five themes of CSPC 2017 are:
 1. What are Canada's likely challenges in the next 50 years, and how can scientific knowledge be used to solve them?
 2. How does Canada get the new scientific knowledge it needs?
 3. How do we strengthen the environment for the production and integration of new scientific knowledge?
 4. How can we more effectively bring new and existing scientific knowledge to bear on Canada's challenges?
 5. How do we engage the public in Canada's science system?
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Use of RNA:DNA ratios for assessing secondary production of planktonic food webs effects of temperature, salinity, food and heavy metals /
Abstract (Summary)Acartia tonsa is a dominant copepod in coastal waters and is an important link in the food web between microplankton and higher trophic levels. RNA:DNA ratios have been used to describe growth and nutritional condition of field collected copepods and to show strong correlation between group egg production and RNA:DNA ratios. A method was developed using a sensitive, nucleic acid fluorescent dye and automated microplate fluorometer to measure RNA, DNA and RNA:DNA ratio of individual A. tonsa. RNA, DNA, RNA:DNA ratios and egg production were all significantly higher in copepods fed Thalassiosira spp. compared to starved copepods. There was a general trend toward an increase in RNA:DNA ratios with increase in egg production, but due to the high degree of variation in both RNA:DNA ratios and egg production of individual copepods no significant correlation between RNA:DNA ratios and egg production was found. Significant differences in the RNA:DNA ratios between fed (7.2) and starved (3.4) copepods were found after 2 days. In the future this assay may be applied to other species of copepods sampled directly from the field, to provide an index of the health of planktonic food webs in nature.
School Location:USA - Texas
Source Type:Master's Thesis
Keywords:copepoda rna dna marine plankton
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Find when a value doesn't exist OR if it net value equals 0
I have a spreadsheet containing Sales Orders that are made up of part numbers for new systems purchased and part numbers for the education purchased to train that new system. I want to be able to identify those Sales Orders where there is no education included. There are 2 scenarios when this can occur:
1). If there was no Education included in the order at all. In which case there are no education part numbers showing up against that Sales Order.
2). If Education was originally included but was then removed. This is represented as 2 separate rows in the spreadsheet. The first shows a positive value and the second shows a negative value with the net result equaling zero.
I want to be able to create a field in the spreadsheet that can identify these 2 scenarios and fill in the value "No Education Included" and for all other use the field "Education Include".
Below I have included 2 tables. The first demonstrates an example of what I have now and the second is what I am trying to achieve. Please note that the Part Number names vary greatly and the ones included in the table below are just examples. Any help would be greatly appreciated.


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Wednesday, May 9th, 2012 8:05 am
A new tool for free hazardous materials (hazmat) training, the Electronic Learning Community (ELC) was created to provide a flexible and inexpensive means for emergency first responders to receive high quality training. The goal of the project is to reach underserved volunteer responders who may not have the time or resources to receive training on hazmat, and specifically, hydrogen and hydrogen fuel cell incidents. The Hydrogen Response Considerations course has been developed as the first subject to pilot this ELC concept and is open to anyone.
The ELC is made possible through a cooperative agreement between the International Association of Fire Chiefs (IAFC) and the Department of Transportation' s (DOT) Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA). Funding was provided by DOT's Research and Innovative Technology Administration (RITA).
The goal of the ongoing partnership between IAFC and DOT is to expand awareness of critical information and issues related to hazmat, and enhance/improve preparedness for hazmat response for firefighters and other emergency responders.
The purpose of this project is to analyze the concept of an on-line distance learning approach for training the volunteer first responder community. Distance learning training systems were researched to determine if hazmat training could be more accessible and timely for first responders nationwide. The effectiveness of an on-line distance learning training system will be assessed during this research, with the topic of hydrogen and hydrogen fuel centers being the focus of this training.
Hydrogen is an alternative fuel gaining momentum in the economy, as was ethanol several years ago. Hydrogen training, however, is competing with a variety of other first-responder training, therefore it must be robust in order to cover various learning styles and keep users engaged. Training also must be NFPA 472-compliant to further make it worthwhile as a possibility of recertification hours for responders. It is imperative to stay ahead of the curve to comply with federal law mandates. Utilizing the standards of NFPA 472 as a framework, hydrogen training can be developed with a focus on providing awareness level training for the federal requirement can occur while saving lives.
This training system was designed to grow in capacity as the need arises to include additional topic areas. Likewise, it will grow in feature and function as technologies mature and develop. The ELC hopes to expand its available content to include topics on additional alternative energy sources, emerging technologies, and other issues important to the emergency response community. Responders can access the IAFC ELC website at _URL_ to take part in this free training opportunity.


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This report discusses the design and implementation of an OFDM modem for a simplex communication between two PCs over a frequency selective channel. First a brief introduction is
provided by explaining the backrground and the speci?cation of the project. Then the report
deals with the system model. Each block of the OFDM system is described (IFFT/FFT, cyclic
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system architecture is analysed. The transmission protocol, as well as the
are explained in details. Then, the DSP implementation is discussed. Finally, the results are
provided in the last chapter.


Why Is Paintball Fun?
Why should you play paintball?
Reasons to play paintball
 - SOCIAL. rnPaintball is a social game, it's a chance to get away from every life and spend some time with friends or developing new relationships.
 - ADRENALINE. rnPaintball provides such an adrenaline rush and a sense of adventure.
 - FUN.
Do paintballs really hurt?
Is paintball a good hobby?
Paintball is an active sport. While there are periods of sitting, hiding and waiting, there are lots of times to run, sprint, jump and move. It provides an excellent chance to get exercise and get your heart rate up. As long as you remember to stretch, then the exercise is always going to be great for your body.
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Can paintballs kill you?
How long do people paintball for?
The average game of paintball lasts around 15 minutes. There are some paintball games, such as speedball and capture the flag, that can be over in just a few minutes, and there are some specialty woodsball and rec ball games that can last up to 30+ minutes.
How do you treat a paintball bruise?
Here are some treatment tips to follow:
 1. Wash the affected area. Before administering treatment, wash a paintball bruise or welt with warm soapy water.
 2. Apply a warm or cold compress.
 3. Take over-the-counter pain medication.
 4. Elevate the affected area.
 5. Soak in Epsom salt.
 6. Topical natural remedies.
Can a 13 year old play paintball?
What hurts more a BB gun or a paintball gun?
After talking to many different airsoft and paintball players, I assessed which sport had more pain associated with getting shot. What I found: paintballs hurt more than airsoft BBs. Actually a LOT more. Both airsoft and paintball guns shoot around 300-400 fps.
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What should a girl wear to paintball?
What Girls Wear to Play Paintball
 - Sweatpants with leggings underneath.
 - Layers (tank top, long sleeve shirt, sweatshirt)
 - Padded bra or chest protector.
 - High ponytail or low braids.
 - Dark colors for camouflage.
 - Clothes that can get dirty.
 - Comfortable athletic shoes.
 - Flexible and padded gloves.
Is paintball an expensive hobby?
Yes, paintball can be an expensive sport or hobby. Paintballs themselves range in cost from 30-60 dollars per box. Many different costs go into playing paintball. It requires specific gear, clothing, and a paintball specific location.
What is the most expensive paintball gun?
Top 7 Most Expensive Paintball Guns of 2021
 - RAP4 Breda M37 8mm Paintball Machine Gun – $4,999.
 - RAP4 T68 M240 Paintball Machine Gun – $4,499.
 - Planet Eclipse Geo CSR – $1,795.
 - Planet Eclipse Geo CS1 – $1,595.
 - Dye M2 MOSAir – $1,595.
 - DLX Luxe Ice – $1,499.
 - Dye Assault Matrix DAM – $1,499.
Is paintball better than airsoft?
Can a paintball gun kill a rat?
Can a frozen paintball kill?
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Here is a solution to add columns to a list of an M3 panel in Smart Office without doing any M3 Java modifications and without writing any scripts. The advantage is zero programming. In addition, this technique is interesting when it's not possible to create custom Sorting Orders (QTTP) nor custom Views (PAVR) for an M3 program (for example Stock Location – MMS010). This technique uses a new feature of M3 called Custom Lists. To create custom lists you will need the Industry Enrichment Package IEP F09201M306 in MNS096.
In this example I will add three columns Geo code X, Y, and Z to the list of Stock Location – MMS010/B1. The values come from the fields GEOX, GEOY, and GEOZ of MMS010/F. This solution is an alternative to the solution of my previous post where I illustrated how to programmatically add columns to a list by writing a script.
The desired result is the list Stock Location – MMS010/B1 with three new columns Geo code X, Y, and Z.
To create this custom list I follow these steps:
- First, I create a new Information Browser Category in CMM310, GEOCODES in this example:
- Then, I create a new View in CMM315 where I include the desired new columns, MSGEOX, MSGEOY, and MSGEOZ in this example:
- Then, I simulate the list to select the columns to display and to select the order of the columns:
- Finally, I add the Custom List to a Mashup where List type = Custom:
With the new IEP feature and with Mashups we can now create Custom Lists in M3 by configuration only, i.e. without any programming.
For more information
To learn this technique and more, refer to the Mashup Designer Advanced training (code SMMA2) from the Lawson Learning courses.


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HOLLOW & SOLID BLOCKS
- Hollow or Solid Block is a Concrete Masonry unit used primarily in wall construction, having anyone external dimension greater than the corresponding dimension of a brick, and of such size and mass to permit it to be handled by one man.
- The height of the block does not exceed either its length or six times its width.
- Hollow Blocks have one or more cavities, which can be open or closed.
- Blocks are referred by their nominal dimensions generally having a length of 400mm, height of 200mm and widths most commonly varying from 100mm to 200mm.
- PBMA members provide a wide range of both Hollow and Solid Blocks.
- Reference Standards: IS 2185 (Part 1): 2005 Hollow And Solid Concrete Blocks – Specification (Download Key Information in pdf).


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Minnesota Department of Transportation EnvironMentor Systems
This project developed a comprehensive, multimedia "expert system" on CD-ROM that enables novices and professionals to become knowledgeable and successful in selecting appropriate plants for challenging roadside sites and landscapes in Minnesota. This interactive system helps educate users to avoid common, costly, and hazardous mistakes in landscaping. It saves time, money, and resources in making informed decisions that contribute to improved success and more sustainable landscape systems. The database correlates 650 woody and herbaceous plants with up to 49 distinct fields of query information, multiple color photos of each plant's distinguishing characteristics, and Minnesota range maps for native woody plants. The project team formed numerous collaborations and partnerships to develop this product while ensuring cost-effectiveness and the opportunity to make future project development self-sustaining. The efforts of this group and the use of this "expert system" have influenced improved transportation and the general landscaping plant selection, restoration, and management in Minnesota.
Minnesota Department of Transportation
EnvironMentor Systems Michael Max