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Hi, I have some questions I was hoping someone could answer. I am trying to model a sandwhich structure with carbon fibre skins and aluminium honeycomb core and then perform a 3 point bending test in the software if possible. 1. Could someone please explain what the reason is for selecting PCOMPP, PSOLID etc, what are the reasons for choosing one of them over another? 2. Which compersite property: PCOMPP, PSOLID, PSHELL, etc, do I need to select for the task I want to achieve (3-point bending simulation)? 3. Another question relates to my understanding of the MAT 8 card....would I be correct in saying that as MAT8 only asks for the in-plane properties, it would not be possible to get proper results for a 3-point bending test in the software? (Or does the software still work this out?) 4. Would I need to use the MAT9 card for what I am trying to do and in that case what composite property do I select, PCOMPP, PSOLID, PSHELL, etc? 4. If I select for example PCOMPP for the honeycomb properties, do I have to select PCOMPP for the carbon fibre skin properties? Regards
Good morning, I'm trying to change the material orientation in a component. I tried in different way to do the 3D mesh and I tried to use different properties. The geometry is a simple hollow cylinder. I'm using Hypermesh 2017.3. The material is defined as MAT9ORT. To check the material orientation I used Analysis->Systems->Material Orientation. Mesh methods: Method 1: 3D mesh done by using Drag elements along the cylinder axis. The material orientation is along the plane perpendicular to the cylinder axis; Method 2: 3D mesh by using 3D->Element Offset->Solid Layers. The material orientation is along the cylinder axis; Method 3: 3d mesh by converting a ply laminates using the Aerospace tool "Shell to Solid". The material orientation respected the orientation angle given during the plies creation. These material orientations remain valid only without any property assigned. When I assign a property, the orientation changes without an apparent logic. Properties: Prop. 1: PCOMPLS: modifying the THETA angle in the property card didn't cause any modification in the material orientation; Prop. 2: PSOLID: when assigned to the component, the material orientation change the direction randomly and doesn't respond to any modifications with material orientation tool.


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What is Civil Society?
Definition of a CSO
The concepts of 'civil society' and 'civil society organisation' are still debated but we use these terms as they are most widely understood internationally. Other common terms are; nonprofit organisation, charity, NGO, third sector, voluntary sector and so on.
The Centre for Civil Society at John Hopkins University defines a civil society organisation as:
"Any organisation whether formal or informal, that are not part of the apparatus of government, that do not distribute profits to their directors or operators, that are self-governing, and in which participation is a matter of free choice. Both member-serving and public-serving organisations are included. Embraced within this definition, therefore, are private, not-for-profit health providers, schools, advocacy groups, social service agencies, anti-poverty groups, development agencies, professional associations, community-based organisations, unions, religious bodies, recreation organisations, cultural institutions and many more." Statement of the Sixteenth Annual Johns Hopkins International Fellows in Philanthropy Conference Nairobi, Kenya
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text: It is known that densities in formations are usually assumed to be constant for gravity model calculations. This also implies that formations are homogeneous and isotropic. However, the formations are usually heterogeneous and densities vary depending on heterogeneity. For this reason, densities should be taken into account as variables. Some scientists consider densities as variables in each formation in model calculations. In other words, density is defined as a function of the required parameters. In fact, functional change is regular. However, density is an irregular variable that depends on the change boundaries of seismic velocity. In this study, it is aimed to take density into account as a variable by using detected seismic velocity boundaries at which seismic velocity changes for each formation. In addition to main formations in model geometry in 3D inversion calculations, another formation was defined. This additional formation has been described by using a combination of all of the change boundaries of seismic velocity present in each formation in a specific order. The density calculated for the additional formation estimated the variation of density between the change boundaries of seismic velocity. This variation is added to the mass densities that are calculated for the description number of each zone. So, lower-density layer comprising oil can be determined by this method. The reliability of the results of the method depends on the reliability of seismic velocity boundaries. Moreover, the increasing number of seismic velocity boundaries leads to the increasing resolution of density variations.

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In the summer of 2012, four Princeton students traveled to Koidu, Sierra Leone, looking for a community to partner with for a new Engineers Without Borders project. Senior Michael Showak and junior Christine Feng acted as project co-managers.
Video stills courtesy of Caden Ohlwiler, Class of 2015
Video feature: Engineers Without Borders, Sierra Leone
Posted January 28, 2013; 12:00 p.m.
Dorma is a small village in the heart of the Kono District of Sierra Leone, which was ravaged by the country's civil war that concluded in 2002. It lies about two miles from the center of Koidu, the district capital, and is surrounded by rice fields where many of its residents farm.
A group of four students working with the Princeton chapter of Engineers Without Borders (EWB-Princeton) were in Sierra Leone last summer to talk with local citizens and leaders about opening a new program. In this video EWB-Princeton participants talk about their partnership with the village of Dorma to address a few of the basic needs of the community. The students noted that the village has seen little continual effort for a redevelopment of infrastructure in the postwar decade.
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"The community lacks infrastructure that we would view as essential — clean water and basic sanitation — not from a lack of interest, but from a lack of resources and opportunity," said senior Michael Showak, a chemical and biological engineering major who served as project manager of EWB-Princeton's Sierra Leone team. "We're hoping to be able to work with them to offer our knowledge and engineering skills to assist them to reach the goals they have for themselves."
The program will work to improve quality of life in the community. Most pressing is the need for clean and consistent drinking water. To access water during the dry season, when wells often run dry, residents dig pits in the swamps where they grow their rice. Even when the well produces water, it is highly unsafe to drink.
"During our visit, we tested the well water they drink for contaminants and found high levels of bacterial contaminants — something that would never pass WHO [World Health Organization] water quality standards," commented junior Christine Feng, an operations research and financial engineering major.
Showak, who led the project along with Feng, said that the team consisting of about 20 Princeton students and a professional mentor has a number of challenges to address as they begin to design the system. Students are working on designs of wells that are operational all year long and eliminate contamination issues. The group plans to return in August to finalize technical measurements and help with the formation and training of a group of community members who will oversee the project.
"Working on an engineering project halfway around the world is a large undertaking," Showak said. "Luckily, we have great partners within Dorma who are eager to make the partnership work."
The Princeton chapter of Engineers Without Borders was established by two undergraduates in 2004 and has completed projects including a library in Ghana and a sanitation system in Peru. Although many of its 90 members are engineering majors, the chapter draws students from across the University. It is supported by the School of Engineering and Applied Science, Keller Center for Innovation in Engineering Education, Princeton Environmental Institute, Grand Challenges Program and Princeton Institute for International and Regional Studies.


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Since 2001, thousands of military children have had parents killed in combat operations in Iraq and Afghanistan. Many other children have had siblings, cousins, and other relatives die in war. Like other grieving children, military children who experience the death of someone special under traumatic circumstances can develop traumatic grief, which can interfere with their ability to grieve and to call up comforting memories of the person who died. Traumatic grief may also interfere with everyday activities such as being with friends and doing schoolwork. There are, however, unique aspects of military family loss that those who care for or work with grieving military children should be aware of. To find out more about military children and families click here.
Traumatic Grief in Military Children Information Series
This series provides culturally competent materials for educating families, medical professionals, and school personnel about how to better serve military children who are experiencing traumatic grief.
Traumatic Grief in Military Children: Information for Educators (2008) (PDF)
Traumatic Grief in Military Children: Information for Families (2008) (PDF)
Traumatic Grief in Military Children: Information for Medical Providers (2008) (PDF)
Mental Health America, Helping Children Cope With Loss Resulting from War or Terrorism
Overview of how to assist children who are coping with loss as a result of war or terrorist acts. Includes toll free number for accessing additional resources _PHONE_).
Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS)
800-959-TAPS (8277) (24-hour hotline)
Comprehensive resource for all who are grieving the death of a loved one serving our country.


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1. To rip or pull something down from a surface. A noun or pronoun can be used between "tear" and "down." The warden went around tearing down pictures and posters hanging up in prisoners' cells.
2. To dismantle or disassemble a large object or structure. A noun or pronoun can be used between "tear" and "down." After the concert, we'll need everyone on hand to help tear down the set.
3. To demolish a large object or structure. A noun or pronoun can be used between "tear" and "down." I can't believe they haven't torn that old building down yet.
4. To deride, vilify, or excoriate someone or something. A noun or pronoun can be used between "tear" and "down." The director has long been a bully, tearing down those around him who would dare to challenge his authority. I don't understand why he's always tearing my work down.
5. To travel down or along something very quickly. The kids tore down the stairs to see what Santa Claus had brought them for Christmas. The motorcycle tore down the street in an ostentatious display of speed and motor power.
1. slang Very upset or emotional. Sean has been tore down since his wife left him. A: "Did you hear that Joe died?" B: "I know, I've been tore down about it."
2. slang Intoxicated. Do you remember last night at all? You were tore down!
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. © 2015 Farlex, Inc, all rights reserved.
tear someone or something down
to criticize or degrade someone or something. Tom is always tearing Jane down. I guess he doesn't like her. It's not nice to tear down the people who work in your office. Why are you always tearing my projects down?
tear something down
to dismantle or destroy something. They plan to tear the old building down and build a new one there. They'll tear down the building in about two weeks.
tear down something
to race down something very fast. (See also tear something down.) The girls tore down the hallway as fast as they could run. They tore down the stairs and ran out the door.
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. © 2002 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
1. Demolish, take apart, as in They tore down the old tenements, or He loved to tear down old engines. [Early 1600s]
2. Vilify or discredit, as in He's always tearing down someone or other. [First half of 1900s]
The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer. Copyright © 2003, 1997 by The Christine Ammer 1992 Trust. Published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company. All rights reserved.
1. To demolish something; raze something: The city tore down the old warehouses. I put up posters, but my opponents tore them down.
2. To take something apart; disassemble something: The mechanic tore down the engine. We took out the motor and tore it down to find out what was wrong with it.
3. To make vicious and damaging statements about someone or something; denigrate someone or something: The speakers tried to change the audience's opinion, but the audience tore the speakers down.
The American Heritage® Dictionary of Phrasal Verbs. Copyright © 2005 by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company. Published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company. All rights reserved.
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a cord is tied to a pail of water. the pailis swinging in a vertical circle of a radius of 3 feet. the pailweighs 16 pounds.
a) what is the minimum speedthe pail has at its maximum hight so that no water is to spill fromit?
b)if the pail continues to move in a vertical circle but its speedincrease due to gravity what is the tension in the cord when thepail is at its lowest point?
i got part A easily but i'mhaving some trouble with part B.
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New Voices For The 4J School Board
Kudos to Eugene Weekly for having two stories in the March 18 edition on the 4J school board races. As we recover from the pandemic it will be critical that the board includes new voices and perspectives.
Two highly qualified women of color are running for the two open seats on the board. Maya Rabasa is a parent, long time volunteer in the schools and a member of the district's budget committee. Laural O'Rourke went through the system as a student and is now a parent of children who are in the 4J schools. Through their own experiences they can bring a perspective to the board that is invaluable at a time when our schools are going through great demographic changes.
In the third race, Tom Di Liberto, a retired 4J classroom teacher, is running against an incumbent. It would be incredible to have a teacher with 31 years of experience on the school board that has not had a teacher on it in decades. Yes, decades! Tom would bring a classroom perspective to the board which is sorely absent now. He is also bilingual and would greatly increase the communication with the Latinx community.
His classroom experience can highlight the effects of out of control standardized testing that is taking valuable time from teaching and has narrowed the curriculum to tested subjects at the expense of art, music, social studies etc.
Three new diverse voices on the board would be a huge plus for our students and our community.
Pete Mandrapa
Retired 4J teacher


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Do marble fireplace stain when used with gas fires?
December 15, 2010
Marble fireplaces will not typically stain when they are used with any gas fire. Marble is a popous material, however it has been used in fireplaces for many centuries.
What would make a marble fireplace stain?
1. If a gas fire causes the marble to change colour then there is usually excessive heat behind the back panel that is burning the marble. This is typically caused by an over sized builders opening. The cut out in a marble back panel is usually 16.25 inches (wide) x 22.25 inches (high). If the builders opening (opening in chimney) is much larger and has not been correctly installed then the heat behind the back panel can cause an air pocket and cause the marble to stain or change colour.
2. Marble will stain if any bleach products are applied to the surface of the stone. The polish of a marble fireplace is affected by bleach which causes irreversable staining.
3. Some harsh household multi cleaners can cause the surface of the marble to change colour as they contain strong detergents and colours. Similar discolouration would also occur on natural wood furniture.


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Preoperative splenic artery embolization for massive splenomegaly has been shown to reduce intraoperative hemorrhage during splenectomy. We describe a case of tumor lysis syndrome after proximal splenic artery embolization in a patient with advanced mantle cell lymphoma and splenic involvement. The patient presented initially with hyperkalemia two days after embolization that worsened during splenectomy. He was stabilized, but developed laboratory tumor lysis syndrome with renal failure and expired. High clinical suspicion of tumor lysis syndrome in this setting is advised. Treatment must be started early to avoid serious renal injury and death. Lastly, same day splenectomy and embolization should be considered to decrease the likelihood of developing tumor lysis syndrome.
- Mantle cell lymphoma
- Proximal splenic artery embolization
- Splenic artery embolization
- Tumor lysis syndrome
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- Radiology Nuclear Medicine and imaging


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|Biology Demonstration Manual (Peace Corps, 1993, 35 p.)|
Lesson: Les levures
Rationale: Show evidence of yeast respiration.
Materials: piece of bread
1. Show a piece of bread.
2. Explain that the holes are caused by the carbon dioxide given off by the yeast and then trapped in the bread dough before baking.
Source: Belin Sciences et Techniques Biologiques 6, p. 79.


PALMA (Proyecto Avance, Latino Mentoring Association) is a twice-weekly tutoring group that helps Latino students in the Ann Arbor area with their schoolwork, and helps adults with basic English as a Second Language instruction. Our primary goal is to help foster academic excellence by encouraging the students to learn and monitoring their progress.


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A Medium posts claims that Laser Bear Honeycomb is a best-in-class perimeter sensor. Tt's the same sensor fond aaround the bumper in its autonomous test vehicles. It features:
- Wide field of view: Where some 3D lidar have a vertical field of view (FOV) of just 30°, the Honeycomb has a vertical FOV of 95°, plus a 360° horizontal FOV. That means one Honeycomb can do the job of three other 3D sensors stacked on top of one another.
- Multiple returns per pulse: When the Honeycomb sends out a pulse of light, it doesn't just see the first object the laser beam touches. Instead, it can see up to four different objects in that laser beams' line of sight (e.g., it can see both the foliage in front of a tree branch and the tree branch itself). This gives a rich and more detailed view of the environment, and uncovers objects that might otherwise be missed.
- Minimum range of zero: The Honeycomb has a minimum range of zero, meaning it can see objects immediately in front of the sensor. This enables key capabilities such as near object detection and avoidance.
Offering this lidar to its partners, Waymo claims it helps spur the growth of applications outside of self-driving cars and also propels our business forward.
"We can scale our autonomous technology faster, making each sensor more affordable through economies of scale," said


Maharashtra, UP gets Tough Solar Targets for 2022
Maharashtra Solar Targets
The MNRE has recently handed over red-letters to solar-friendly states underlining targets and deadline for renewable energy generation and absorption. The letter pronounces Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh into the challenging solar energy targets by 2022, asserting Maharashtra to increase 30 times solar capacity to its existing
378.7 MW generating 11,926 MW.
UP also has a good start to its solar capacity generation of 140 MW and with this recommendation the state has to convince to raise its solar capacity to more than 75 times generating 10,697 MW.
MNRE Secretary Upendra Tripathy wrote to the chief secretaries of all states and Union Territories, setting out each of their targets so as to achieve the goals of 100,000 MW of solar power, 60,000 MW of wind power and a total of 175,000 MW of renewable energy (the rest coming from biomass and small hydro projects) by 2022.
With the stipulation that 8% of the power consumed by a state should come from solar sources by 2022, Maharashtra's target rises to 12,611 MW and UP's to 13,248 MW, though the shortfall could be drawn from other states.
The secretary further writes in his letter that the states have to respond with an action plan, breaking up their cumulative goals into yearly targets. "I propose to convene a meeting in the second week of March 2016 to discuss the State Action Plan 2022, a copy of which may be sent to me in advance.
Tarun Kapoor, Joint Secretary in the MNRE, has written to Power Secretary Pradeep Kumar Pujari to ensure that all state electricity regulatory commissions cooperate in meeting the states' obligation of drawing 17% of their total power from renewable sources by 2022, including a minimum of 8% from solar sources. He has also written similarly to the principal secretaries (power) in all states and Union Territories.
Rajasthan and Gujarat are best suited regions for solar energy making the states to easily achieve the given targets.
Rajasthan already has solar capacity of 1,264.35 MW installed and needs to raise it less than five times to 5,762 MW by 2022. Gujarat, with a solar capacity of 1,024.15 MW, has to increase it to 8,020 MW.


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2016 Distinguished Healthcare Diversity Advocate
The Distinguished Healthcare Diversity Advocate award recognizes individuals of color who have made a difference in the diversity and inclusion realm through their research or achievements, and exemplify the ability to excel in the healthcare field.
- Creates or spearheads innovative diversity initiatives that establish and foster a more inclusive and equitable work environment
- Sustains a record of accomplishments or contributions to the healthcare industry throughout the scope of his or her career
- Demonstrates active involvement in community outreach programs
- Retains a commendable reputation with colleagues, superiors, and patients
- Exhibits and demonstrates a commitment to the highest ethical standards and professional excellence
- Demonstrates a consistent pattern of commitment to the recruitment, training, development, and retention of individuals from all populations
Requirements of Award Winners
Send bio and a photo, which needs to be in 300dpi resolution and in jpeg or gif style, to event coordinator.
Call for Nominations
- A call for nominations is sent out through email blast, and social media networks.
- Individuals nominate award winners online or via email.
- A local awards committee is formed, composed of 3-5 people with diverse backgrounds who research potential award winners.
- They seek input from the State Council Board of Directors and council members.
- Award winners are notified by email of their selection by Dennis Kennedy, Founder and CEO of the National Diversity Council.


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CEDAR CREEK, TX (DELTA COUNTY)
CEDAR CREEK, TEXAS (Delta County). Cedar Creek was two miles southeast of Cooper, just south of the site of present City Lake, in southern Delta County. Settlement of the area began in the 1840s and 1850s. Early families included the Dawsons and Wrights, and residents established a settlement called Daisy Mission. The name was changed to Cedar Creek, named for the forests in the area and for a local creek. The settlers soon organized Cedar Creek School in a log house and by 1867 had established the Cedar Creek School District. In 1905 the school district enrolled forty-seven students and employed one teacher. Local residents organized the Cedar Creek Church in 1929; it met in the school, and T. M. McClain was the first pastor. The congregation sent a messenger to the Delta County Baptist Association meeting in 1931; however, the church was usually without a pastor. In 1949 Cooper Independent School District absorbed the local school, and the church closed soon after. The little community had disappeared from maps by 1964, and only Dawson Cemetery, near the old site, was identified on maps in 1984. The site of Cedar Creek was inundated with the completion of Cooper Lake in 1991. Dawson Cemetery was moved to a new site on Farm Road 1529. The old cemetery site was located within the boundaries of the Doctors Creek Unit of Cooper Lake State Park.
Paul Garland Hervey, A History of Education in Delta County, Texas (M.A. thesis, University of Texas, 1951). Laurie E. Jasinski, "The Hunt, the Harvest, and the Hoedown: A History of Cooper Lake State Park" (unpublished report, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Cultural Resources Program, Austin, 2004). Wilma Ross and Billie Phillips, Photos and Tales of Delta County (1976).
The following, adapted from the Chicago Manual of Style, 15th edition, is the preferred citation for this article.Vista K. McCroskey, "CEDAR CREEK, TX (DELTA COUNTY)," Handbook of Texas Online (_URL_ accessed June 19, 2013. Published by the Texas State Historical Association.


Feeding leopard geckos
Feeding pet Leopard geckos
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Leopard geckos need to eat insects to survive. The correct principles and foods can make feeding time a pleasure for both the owner and pet Leopard geckos.
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Introduction to feeding pet Leopard geckos
Leopard geckos are considered entirely insectivorous(32)(49)(50), meaning they mainly eat and digest insects as food. Popular feeder insects for healthy Leopard geckos include correctly sized crickets(30)(32)(50) and mealworms(30)(50). Popular feeding times are during the evenings, dusk and dawn. The diet of Leopard geckos needs to be supplemented with vitamins and minerals.
A variety of gut-loaded insect prey should be offered(32).
Various feeding related items for Leopard geckos and other lizards are commercially available from places like Amazon.com, pet shops, reptile retailers and other online shops.
Feeder insects for Leopard geckos
Because of their quality, acceptability, size and availability, crickets and mealworms will often be the most commonly used feeder insects for Leopard geckos. It is important to offer a variety of insect sizes/ages and types. Commercially available insects should take preference over, more dangerous, wild-caught ones and it is preferable that they are obtained from trusted, reputable pet shops and/or insect farms.
Although some Leopard geckos will occasionally accept dead insects, feeder insects should be alive and fresh (i.e. gut-loaded). Commercial insects can either be obtained as-needed or can be bred in large or small quantities at home. Some insects such as mealworms are easy to store for longer periods, but Leopard gecko keepers typically buy enough feeder insects to last for about a week.
Other good commercial feeder insects include walking insects such as Dubia roaches(30)(50) and small locusts/grasshoppers(30)(50) and crawling insects like waxworms(30)(50), Phoenix worms, silkworms(30) and Trevo worms. The occasional pinky mouse can also be offered to adult Leopard geckos(30).
Food sizes for Leopard geckos
Whatever feeder insects are used, they should also be the correct size for Leopard geckos. The average size of the insects that are being fed to Leopard geckos should not exceed the width of the Leopard gecko's head. In other words, the length between the eyes of the Leopard gecko.
Feeder insects and pinky mice can often be ordered and bought according to their size. Although dependant on the type of insect, sizes are generally marked as (extra small), small, medium and large. Baby Leopard geckos will need small to medium-sized insects where adults will need larger sizes.
How much to feed Leopard geckos
The number of insects that will be consumed per feeding will depend on the feeding frequency, type and size of insects, availability of ad-lib food, environmental factors such as average heating, and the age, size of the personal preference of the Leopard gecko. Depending on these factors, anything between one and around ten insects can be considered normal.
Walking insects such as crickets can be offered one-by-one, or a few at a time until the Leopard gecko has lost interest. Some keepers prefer leaving walking insects in the enclosure for up to an hour. Excess (non-eaten) insects should be removed. Free-roaming insects become 'stale', can spread diseases, cause stress and possibly cause injuries to sleeping Leopard geckos.
Crawling insects such as mealworms can be offered ad libitum (always available) in a small shallow escape-proof dish. Although 'crawlies' should always be available, they must always be fresh. It is also a good idea to offer crawling insects in the same container as the powdered supplements are offered in (see below).
How often to feed Leopard geckos
The frequency of feeding depends on the age, reproductive status, body condition and health status of Leopard geckos.
It is generally accepted that baby and juvenile Leopard geckos should be fed every day until they are about 1 year of age. So should sick, pregnant females, debilitated and tailless Leopard geckos.
Depending on their body condition score, adult Leopard geckos can be fed every other day.
Supplementation for Leopard geckos
Probably the only disadvantage of feeding commercial feeder insects (vs. wild-caught insects) is that vitamin and mineral supplementation is required(50). For Leopard geckos, food supplementation is vital(30)(32).
Because it is not always advisable to supply ultraviolet (UV) lighting to Leopard geckos(30)(32), calcium and vitamin D3 supplementation plays an important role in maintaining bone mass and overall health.
Leopard gecko feeding on powdered mealworms
Lick supplementation is part of feeding Leopard geckos. In this image, a Leopard gecko is eating mealworms from a shallow dish also containing a powdered calcium/vitamin D3 supplement. Image by Renier Delport
Feeder insects should be gut-loaded with an appropriate mineral/vitamin supplement and should be dusted two to three times a week with a calcium/vitamin D3 combination powder. An ad-lib supply of powdered calcium/vitamin D3 supplement as 'lick', should be supplied in a small shallow dish or lid for additional calcium needs.
Where to feed
The best place to feed Leopard geckos is inside their enclosure — there where the temperature and lighting are more natural and preferable. To prevent accidental ingestion of particulate substrates, such as sand and gravel, food can be offered in shallow containers, on a feeding platform or, if it is tolerated, by hand.
It's feeding time!
Being crepuscular(50)(51)(59) to nocturnal(49)(69) and cathemeral, Leopard geckos will mostly come out to feed during dusk, dawn and the evenings. This makes early mornings and the evenings the best time to offer food to Leopard geckos.
Correct feeding will ensure that Leopard geckos grow strong and healthy. When using the correct food and principles, feeding Leopard geckos becomes less of a chore and more of a pleasure.
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The Activity Analysis Dashboard provides you with insight and visibility into the activities that are being logged within Matrix. This will provide Managers with easy-to-read analytics regarding what their team is up to, and allow a salesperson a simple interface to view a breakdown of their activities.
You access the Activity Analysis Dashboard via Reports – Dashboards tab. This dashboard offers a quick view of the top Account Executives with the most Activities, the # of Activities by Day, and the detailed listing of this information.
Time-frame - defaults to the current month, but can be easily modified:
- Grouping - how to group the data in the dashboard
- Show By: Individual Salesperson, or Salesperson Group.
- Activity: Group by the Activity Group Name (Parent) or by the Activity Subtype Name (Child).
- Top 5 Most Active - The graph will list the top 5 Account Executives (or Account Executive Groups) with the most activities within the select time-frame.
- Activities by Day - The stacked bar graph that illustrates the # of activities on a given day of the week. This will quickly illustrate what day Account Executives are most active.
- List Details - The list will show the Activity Type selected above, as Columns.
Export Raw Data - This will send the above report details to a CSV file (as shown below). The export also includes additional data points by providing both the Advertiser and Agency associated with the activities.


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 More different veins of kratom videos. different veins and benefits of borneo kratom as attested by experienced users, the definite list of the best kratom strains would never have been completed without varieties like maeng da, bali, indo and, our favorite of the day, borneo kratom. the differences in climate and environment mean that each kratom strain has different strengths and effects. however, not only is kratom differentiated by strain, the vein color makes a difference as well. due to its chemical composition, the veins of each kratom leaf can come in red, green, white, and yellow. but kratom comes from the leaves of the same tree, you may think. aren' t they all green? different veins of kratom yes, indeed, however, the colors refer to the stem and veins that run through these leaves. if you look at the kratom leaves, you' ll notice that their stems and veins are a slightly different color.
 kratom crushed leaf: this variety contains the crushed leaves of kratom. it comprises of every material of the leaf in it as it is naturally, including its veins and stems. kratom crushed leaf is ideal to be used in consumption with hot water as a rich herbal tea. horn kratom comes in red, white, and green veins. each horn strain comes with the unique qualities of its particular vein. all of them have one thing in common, though: a high caliber, clearer thinking performance. thai strains include red, white, and green kratom veins. the reason why kratom family loves green sumatra strain is that it has different beneficiary traits. it is soothing, relaxing and energetic. it is rare for a relaxing strain to be energetic too. usually, the relaxation comes along with sedation and drowsiness. but green vein sumatra kratom leaves make the user active and stressfree together.
 kratom is currently legal in north america and most countries. this video is not about an illegal substance. we are not promoting the use of legal or illegal compounds, nor is any substance use. although green vein strains and white vein strains can affect people in dramatically different ways, red varieties seem to have much more stable effects among different users. because of this, we suggest new users to check out some red vein kratom reviews or check out our analysis of different strains to find a variety which fits your needs. there are several kratom strains and each one of them has different effects. while some are great for mumbling pain and easing users of anxiety, others are consumed for their potent euphoric effects. if you are new to the kratom universe, therefore, it is important to understand some of the most common kratom strains and the effects that they yield. red vein kratom red vein kratom strains have. different types of kratom and their effects. these different types of kratom are separated based on the color of their stem and vein in particular. once the stem and vein kratom are put into different classifications, they can then be grouped and named in a lot of other different ways.
 the different colored kratom veins available are red, white, yellow and green. trees with different vein colors tend to thrive in different climates and they also have distinct alkaloid contents that give them their specialized effects. in the following article, we will compare the effects of red vein vs. green vein kratom to help you determine which is best for you. we all know about that part, but what we are not aware of, is the different strains and variants of kratom and how are they different from each other. kratom has several variants based on the colors of their veins and location of origin. they can be of three options depending on their veincolor – red vein, green vein, and white vein kratom. best veins/ strains for different effects.
 here is an easy way to remember how the vein color will effect you. i won' t go into the off color like yellow, gold, or brown/ supe red, only because they are basically a mix of two vein colors. more different veins of kratom images. yellow vein kratom is named after a color that occurs as a result of blending two different kratom strains. bentuangie is a variety of red vein kratom that is fermented as part of the drying process. elephant kratom, available in white, red, and green veins, got its name from huge kratom leaves that look like elephant ears. super green malaysian. if you take a closer look at kratom leaves, you will realize that the veins and stems have a specific color. the type of color indicates the alkaloid number in the kratom strain and the effects that it will have on your body and mind. many kratom users mix different strains when looking to get specific desired effects. this article concerns two of the main kratom strains; white vein and green vein, their similarities, differences and their effects on the functioning of the human body.
 what different veins of kratom are the different strains of kratom? cbd oil for inflammation. kratom is classified according to either the color of the leaves or the area where the strain has been cultivated. kratom vein color conclusion. for the natural enthusiast, selecting one of these unadulterated strains is the way to go. many kratom suppliers have moved away from the basic strains and have created their own blends. by mixing different kratom strains and colors, you can come up with a few really amazing products. different color veins have been known to have a different effect and chemical composition. due to these different colors of kratom leaf stems and veins, once dried and ground into a powder, the final kratom tea powder of green, red, white and yellow veins should have distinct coloring. red kratom may also be fermented durings its processing to create bentuangie kratom, a slightly different variation on the standard red kratom ( more info on bentuangie below). potency: red kratom is the most mellow of kratom strains, and is not generally classified as a stimulant.
 this makes it more approachable than its white or green. yellow kratom is without question a new development. i highly recommend you contact your vendor if they sell yellow kratom and make sure they can answer all your questions. where is it from? is it a mixture of different veins or strains? you can even request a certificate of analysis from a testing laboratory. wait, there' s more! many people new to kratom have questions about the effects of different strains. read information about the different types of kratom & the effects of each.
 please be aware that the below charts reflect estimates and not exact measurements consistent across all kratom vendors. while it is recommended that you buy a scale. discount applied. less alike than different strains of weed. strains of kratom have a unique character. suzie s cbd drops. when you eat two different strains at once, you can tell what' s coming from one strain than the other. 10mg cbd capsules uses.
 i want to try yellow. green is very maengda, with a stimulant come up, and a relaxed, euphoric experience later. thank you for visiting miracle kratom. our kratom powders are of the highest quality and come from organic, sustainable farms. we ship straight to your door or are available for pick up at our columbus, ohio or bellevue, kentucky location near cincinnati. the presence of opiate qualities makes it stand out as unique. did you know that bali kratom is the bestselling kratom in the world? types of bali kratoms. just like other kratom strains, bali is available in different types as below; red vein bali kratom.
 when referring to the effects, this kratom leaves can deliver to the user. kratom' s tincture is composed by extracting the concentrated essence of the active alkaloids from the kratom leaf and then diluting it with the alcohol to achieve a dense liquefied type of solution that is used for a different variety of delivery options ( i. many people who use kratom, or think about starting to use it, wonder about the safety of using both kratom and alcohol at the same time, and they are often met with completely different answers. the question of safety comes up pretty often and, not being provided with a definitive answer, kratom users are left read more. i need kratom to replace the need for the 5- 6 ritalin or aderall i take now just to give me energy to function, a different strain to kill enough pain, and help me to sleep at night. a help for social, and general anxiety i have developed, and the depression that accompanys it all. maeng da kratom is a very popular variety that originates in thailand. the leaves are known for being extremely powerful, though not in a euphoric way ( kratom isn' t very useful for getting you " high" ). it is most commonly used for energy, specifically the green vein variety. what causes different kratom vein colors? kratom is also an incredible natural remedy for a plethora of medical benefits. the different types of kratom are easy to understand once you know about the colors and veins.
 read this kratom guide if you want to develop further understanding of the plant. taking a closer look at the different types of kratom on basis of vein color would be more helpful in deciding which one is right for you. red vein kratom; this is the most common strain of kratom. it has redcolored veins in the leaves as well as red stems.
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Wonder! How to clean a commercial deep fryer? Don't be worried as the cleaning process is simple and you can do it without a cleaning expert. It is a common commercial kitchen appliance that needs regular cleaning. Because a recent study by NFPA shows that 21% of restaurant fires are caused by dirty fryers.
A dirty fryer can change the taste of your food dramatically. Moreover, Its dirtiness may damage the longevity of the machine. A dirty fryer coil may take a longer time than usual that wastes more energy. Therefore get ready with all the supplies to clean the deep commercial fryer.
What You Will Need to Clean the Deep Commercial Fryer?
Before you start cleaning your commercial deep fryer, you need the following supplies. All of the materials are important and you cannot skip any of them.
- Nitrile Gloves: protects your hands and skin from extreme heat.
- Safety Goggles: protect your eyes from a splash of hot oil or water.
- Vinyl Apron: It is a heavy apron that protects your skin and clothes.
- Drain Valve Extension: easily emptied the oil container.
- Scrub Brush Long Handle: it helps to reach where your hand cannot reach.
- Fryer Rod: a metal tool that cleans the food debris
- Fryer Coil Brush: It helps to reach all over the machine to clean inside.
- Stock Pot: a basin to keep the oil.
How to Clean a Commercial Deep Fryer
There are two parts of the machine, the interior, and the coil. First, we will show you the interior cleaning process then we will focus on the coil of the deep fryer. The best way to clean the fryer is to boil it.
Why Should You Boil the Deep Fryer?
Old food and grime can affect the taste of the food and change the flavor as well. There are proteins, polar contaminants, and other materials that can affect your oil to deteriorate. If you boil the fryer all the contaminating will vanish and keep the oil fresh. To start boiling, drain all of the oil to a container then do the following.
- Use a fryer rod to clean the remaining food debris from the dryer.
- Rinse the fryer with hot water to clean the excess stored fat.
- Fill the oil tank of the fryer 3-4" and add fat fryer cleaner. Before that, read the instructions on how much to use the liquid with a specific amount of water.
- Turn on the machine and put it on the medium temperature level. Boil for 20 minutes.
- Let the water cool for 2 hours, drain the water slowly then use a hand brush to clean the interiors of the machine.
- Never use a metal scraper. The metal scrap can damage the components of the fryer and also might leave behind metal shavings.
- Rinse thoroughly with clean water and wipe the interior to avoid oil and water mixing.
While using the machine, there are extra oil drops around the machine, especially at peak hours. Later oil becomes sticky and greasy. Therefore, for a healthy deep fryer, clean the exterior with the following steps.
- Clean the exterior of the fryer with a cleaning spray. We recommend using nine heavy-duty cleaners to remove the grease and disinfect the sticky surface.
- Rub the stubborn spots with a synthetic pad to remove them.
- Wipe the exterior and let it dry completely before starting to use the machine.
- Clean the floor using a degreaser cleaner to disinfect.
- Rinse and dry the exterior of the fryer completely after cleaning is complete.
How to Clean the Coil of the Deep Commercial Fryer
The coil is the main part of the deep fryer that makes oil hot to fry things. Sometimes the food debris and other liquid materials trap the coil. That's why the fryer takes a longer time to heat the oil. To clean the coil you don't have another cleaning process. When you do the above cleaning the coil is cleaned.
Though if you need to clean the coil and the interior of the fryer separately take the coil out. Place it on a big pan and use the scrub to clean if anything is left after boiling. Then wash and wipe it with a clean dry cloth. Place it back and it is ready to use.
How a Deep Fryer Works
The deep-frying cooking method uses fat or oil to cook food. The process works by submerging the food completely into the oil. When food is submerged, the moisture of the food turns into steam. That allows the formation of crust to begin. The surface of the food dries to create a crispy brownie surface.
Benefits of Deep-Frying
A deep fryer has significant importance in a commercial place, as the restaurant needs to cook faster at peak hours. To cook a lot of food at the same time a deep commercial fryer is most essential. Look at its other benefits below.
- It is a faster way of cooking that saves and maintains time.
- When it reaches 3000 F, it creates Maillard and caramelization flavor.
- When the food is cooked with proper heat, it creates a crispy crust surface by drying all of the moisture from the food.
- Food is less greasy and retains its shape.
- Comparatively, it keeps the kitchen neat and clean, which is easy and safe to use.
You may buy a standard and expensive deep fryer but without proper cleaning, a commercial deep fryer is a hazard. To keep it working faster, regular maintenance is essential. Most importantly the deep fryer coil should be cleaned at least once in two weeks.
You can use the special kit to clean but the method we have explained is both effective and economical. However, you should filter the frying oil and clean the exterior every day as the fryer is used rapidly in the restaurant.


What is a satellite office?
Article by Cecilia Amador de San José, Senior Associate Editor of Allwork.Space.
With remote work on the rise, organisations are starting to think about whether or not they should set up satellite offices to better support remote workers so that they have access to the right environment and tools to be productive.
Satellite offices are a great solution not only for organisations adopting a more hybrid work model, but also for growing organisations. If your business is growing and you are hoping to enter a new market, setting up a satellite office might be the ideal solution, especially if you are opening up a business in a new area with a small team.
But first, what is a satellite office?
Satellite Office Meaning:
A satellite office (or satellite location) is a smaller office that is physically separate from a company's main office or headquarters.
Satellite offices are also known as branch offices.
Satellite offices are smaller than company headquarters and one company can have several satellite offices spread across a country or region. They also vary greatly in size; while some satellite offices may be home to only a few employees, others can be home to hundreds to thousands of employees.
It all depends on a company's needs.
Satellite Office Locations
Where can a satellite office be located?
The answer is anywhere a company needs them.
You can have a satellite office in a city center, a residential area, or the suburbs. For example, if your company headquarters are in New York City, but you have various employees that live in New Jersey that oftentimes work remotely, then you could set up a satellite office in New Jersey.
Your business could also have a satellite office in California if it does business there, or even in Europe if you're hoping to expand operations across the Atlantic.
Benefits of Satellite Offices
There are various use cases for satellite offices:
 - For remote and flexible workers that don't need to come into the main office every day.
 - For teams and staff that are setting up company operations in a new market/location.
 - For employees to use temporarily when they are working on long-term or short-term projects in a different location than where the company headquarters are located.
One of the main reasons organisations choose to set up satellite offices is to provide all employees with access to the right tools, resources, and environment for them to successfully carry out their work.
Below are some of the main benefits of satellite offices:
 - They offer flexibility to employees, clients, vendors, and business partners.
 - They provide organisations with access to new markets (local, regional, national, and global).
 - They provide employees with access to a workplace environment that is conducive to productivity.
 - They are cost-efficient.
 - They are more efficient for customer support.
 - They can help organisations with talent attraction and retention.
 - They can help with employee engagement and company culture, especially for organisations with distributed teams.
How to Manage a Satellite Office
There are two ways organisations can set up a satellite office.
The first one is to follow the same process as setting up a main office or headquarters. The company enters into a long-term lease and they are responsible for fitting out and designing the satellite office.
This also means that the organisation has to handle all office management and maintenance.
When setting up an owned satellite office location, organisations need to think about the following:
 - Satellite office location
 - Lease agreement
 - Furniture
 - Office amenities
 - Tech infrastructure
 - Utilities
 - Building/office management and maintenance.
The other option organisations have is to work with flexible workspace operators that offer hub-and-spoke services.
In this case, an organisation enters into an agreement with a flexible workspace operator that provides access to ready-to-use offices. The flexible workspace operator is in charge of maintenance and management.
The latter option tends to be popular as it makes the process of setting up a satellite office much easier and a lot quicker. The hub-and-spoke model provides organisations and its employees with immediate access to workspace that is ready to be used. It's also less capital intensive and allows for more flexibility for a couple of reasons.
The first is that by using a third-party provider, organisations don't have to sign a long-term lease. The second is that the hub-and-spoke model allows for organisations to grow or contract their satellite offices as needed.
Why Are Satellite Offices So Popular Now?
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, a lot of organisations were forced to allow employees to work remotely (specifically work from home).
While the shift to work from home initially delivered positive results, organisations and employees alike are realizing that working from a home environment is not ideal and sustainable for many in the long run:
 - Workers feel isolated
 - Company culture can suffer
 - Some workers have a hard time being productive from home
 - Some workers struggle with setting boundaries when working from home
 - Workers don't have access to all the tools and resources they might need (technology infrastructure, office supplies, printing, etc.)
However, several surveys have found that workers want to maintain some of the flexibility that they have experienced from working from home. The majority of workers, therefore, want to work remotely at least part-time; providing them with access to a satellite office that is closer to home can help organisations retain talent and ensure they are productive.
Another reason why organisations are increasingly turning to satellite offices at the moment is for safety and health purposes.
Physical distancing is still strongly encouraged, and in some countries required. Satellite offices can help organisations with their de-densificiation purposes and allow them to adhere to physical distancing protocols.
In other words, satellite offices can help organisations bring workers back into the office in a safe manner.


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Customizing chart-based insights
Applicable to Cosmos React and Theme Cosmos applications
Adjust the appearance and contents of chart-based insights to visualize only the specific information that is relevant to your business needs. For example, in a flight booking application, you can visualize data about recent reservations, and then filter the results by specific destinations to analyze the latest trends in business.
You can choose from a wide range of chart types to conveniently present your data.
Add the Explore Data page to your application. For more information, see Organizing the main menu for a portal.
You can add the Explore Data page only if your application uses a Cosmos React or Theme Cosmos in hybrid mode.
 1. In the navigation pane of your application, click Explore Data.
 2. In the Insights section, click the chart-based insight that you want to modify.
 3. On the right side of the insight, click Edit.
 4. In the customization screen of your insight, on the DATA tab, manage the content of your insight:
 Choices Actions
 Change visualization In the Chart type section, in the types list, select the chart that you want to view.
 Visualize specific data
 1. From the Fields section on the right side of the screen, drag numerical data into the Measures area.
 If you change the object type, the system discards all settings of the insight, such as filter conditions, chart type, and selected data.
 2. Create a chart by dragging further data into the Dimensions area.
 Drag the Loan amount and Customer data records into the Measures and Dimensions fields respectively to visualize the loans of specific borrowers.
 Change measures
 1. In the Fields section, in the Measures area, next to the record that you want to edit, click More, and then select a measure to include in the chart.
 For the Loan amount record, select Maximum to visualize records with the highest loan amount.
 For the Amount to insure record, select Count to visualize the number of items to insure per customer.
 Apply basic filters
 1. From the Fields section, drag the data by which you want to filter the chart into the Filters area.
 Drag the Last name record to filter results by specific surname.
 2. In the list of relational operators, select an operator for your filter.
 Select is equal to, and then enter Smith to visualize the loan data of customers whose surname is Smith.
 3. Click Submit.
 4. Optional:
 To apply more filters, drag more records into the Filters area.
 Apply advanced filters
 1. In the Filters section, click Add advanced filter, and then, in the dialog box with filters, click Advanced mode.
 2. In the Advanced condition field, enter the filter logic, and then click Submit.
 If you apply two filters, enter 1 OR 2 to filter data by either of the conditions.
 Sort data
 1. In the Sorting section, in the Sort by list, select the data by which you want to sort the chart.
 2. In the Sort order list, specify how you want to sort the data.
 Select Ascending to display values from lowest to highest.
 5. On the CHART tab of your insight, manage how the system displays supplementary information in the chart:
 Choices Actions
 Customize the range of axes
 1. Expand the Axis section.
 2. Manage the axes of the chart by selecting specific check boxes.
 Select Customize range, and then in the Minimum and Maximum fields, modify the scale of the chart.
 Toggle tooltips Expand the Tooltips section, and then select the Show tooltip check box to display supplementary information about the chart columns.
 Manage chart legend
 1. Expand the Legend section, and then select the Show legend check box.
 2. Customize the chart legend by providing specific details.
 In the Type list, select Check boxes to create a legend in the form of clickable check boxes.
 The system hides the columns that correspond to the check boxes that you clear.
 6. In the upper-right corner of the insight, click Save insight.
You can filter data of your insights to get the specific information that you require at the moment. The following visualization presents how to retrieve data about profits that each state generates by selling television sets that are shipped by regular air transport.
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Orihimechan no Hoppeta (Hand-made Bakery aLzo)
Orihimechan no Hoppeta means Orihimechan's cheek. Orihimechan is the Katano's industrial promotion character. The concept of the character comes from the Tale of Tanabata. In the story, Orihime is a female deity of weaving.
She fell in love with a deity of cowherd – Hikoboshi. As a result, people's lives were gradually decayed due to the fact that they didn't take their responsibilities as deity. Orihime's father who was very upset about the situation decided their separation. Although people's lives returned to normal, Orihime really missed Hikoboshi every night. In the end, her father allowed Orihime to meet up with Hikoboshi at Amanogawa River (the Milky Way) once a year.
Katano is deeply relating to the Tale of Tanabata. For example, in Katano, there are a lot of Tanabata's spots such as Hatamono Shrine, Hoshida Myokengu Shrine, Amanogawa River, and Aiai Bridge. The reason is that the landscape of Katano is quite similar to that of the tale of Tanabata. Hence, in the Heian period, the Heian nobles who used Katano as a vacation place put Tanabata-related names to each place.
The Hand-made Bakery aLzo started to make very soft bread using Katano's local produce. aLzo is one of Katano's unique bakeries which make original breads.


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12-hour Clinical Supervisor Training (Initial Training)
Friday, Dec 15, 2017 – Saturday, Dec 16, 2017
8:30am – 4:30pm
Join Robert Rhoton Psy D., LPC, D.A.A.E.T.S. in exploring and developing enhanced general and clinical supervision skills for those independently licensed professionals that currently provide clinical supervision or intend to deliver clinical supervision in compliance with the Arizona Revised Statutes and ADHS requirements. This training utilizes case studies and a collaborative participant discussion format to assure that all points are covered and adequately understood.
Who should attend? Those supervising associate level mental health professionals on their journey to independent licensure.
Arizona Trauma Institute is approved by the National Board for Certified Counselors (NBCC) to grant Continuing education credit for live workshops. ACEP number is 6677. 12 CEU's are awarded for this training.
Rules regarding the need for this 12 hour supervision.
- A licensee who maintains more than one license may apply the same continuing education hours for renewal of each license if the content of the continuing education relates to the scope of practice of each license.
- For each license period, a licensee may report a maximum of:
- Ten clock hours of continuing education for first-time presentations by the licensee that deal with current developments, skills, procedures, or treatments related to the practice of behavioral health. The licensee may claim one clock hour for each hour spent preparing, writing, and presenting information;
- Six clock hours of continuing education for attendance at a Board meeting where the licensee is not:
- A member of the Board,
- The subject of any matter on the agenda, or
- The complainant in any matter that is on the agenda; and
- Ten clock hours of continuing education for service as a Board or ARC member.
- For each license period, a licensee shall report:
- A minimum of three clock hours of continuing education sponsored, approved, or offered by an entity listed in subsection (D) in:
- Behavioral health ethics or mental health law, and
- Cultural competency and diversity; and
- Beginning January 1, 2018, complete a Board-approved tutorial on Board statutes and rules.
- A licensee shall participate in continuing education that relates to the scope of practice of the license held and to maintaining or improving the skill and competency of the licensee. Toe Board has determined that in addition to the continuing education listed in subsections (B) and (C), the following continuing education meets this standard:
The Board has determined that a substance abuse technician, associate substance abuse counselor, or an independent substance abuse counselor shall ensure that at least 20 of the 30 clock hours of continuing education required under R4-6-80l(B) are in the following categories:
- Pharmacology and psychopharmacology,
- Addiction processes,
- Models of substance use disorder and addiction treatment,
- Relapse prevention,
- Interdisciplinary approaches and teams in substance use disorder and addiction treatment,
- Substance use disorder and addiction assessment and diagnostic criteria,
- Appropriate use of substance use disorder and addiction treatment modalities,
- Substance use disorder and addiction as it related to diverse populations,
- Substance use disorder and addiction treatment and prevention,
- Clinical application of current substance use disorder and addiction research, or
- Co-occurring disorders.
Event LocationArizona Trauma Institute, 49 S. Sycamore St. Suite 2
Mesa, AZ, 85202


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The SharePoint Search Data Provider and Data Source allow querying data from the SharePoint Online Search. They can be used to serve data for the different widgets available in the hub.
They can be configured either by the properties of the SharePointSearchDataProviderConfig type or the properties of the SearchDataSourceUserConfig.
There are already a lot of preconfigured properties mappers that simplify the access to the properties of the result items returned by the data provider or the data source. You can find them listed in the reference where their names start with


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Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths
Who is STEM Learning?
STEM Learning is an organisation devoted to enrich academically-minded students all the way from Primary School to Higher Education at Universities. Not only does STEM Learning develop students, they also support teachers and other educators, in order to further influence the power of their education across schools to colleges.
Furthermore, STEM Learning are also responsible for enabling individuals with the wish to inspire to become STEM Ambassadors and host STEM Clubs. By setting up a STEM account, you could be on the way to massively upstart your professional career.
Who are the STEM Ambassadors?
At the University of Greenwich Engineering Society, all of the founding members are certified STEM Ambassadors. STEM Ambassadors are simply those who are willing to give up their free time, in order to engage their audience with the wide range of STEM appliances, from 3D printers, drones and much more.
Currently, the STEM Ambassadors that are within the Engineering Society are:
- Richard Blair
- Lauren Aves
- Nathan Arnold
- Brett Wade
- Rob Gladwell
Thanks to the opportunities and resources provided by STEM Learning, the University of Greenwich Engineering Society are dedicated to enhancing the engagement towards STEM-related fields, towards younger pupils, whilst providing a fantastic opportunity to develop, or even kick-start your professional career for the future.


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FORT CHAMBERS. Fort Chambers, built during the Civil War, was a small Confederate mud fortification located about halfway between the site of Fort Anahuac and the town of Anahuac in Chambers County. It was built in late 1862 under the direction of Heinrich Mueller of Galveston, who was in the Confederate military service. Its construction came after an inspection of coastal defenses by Commander William W. Hunter of the Confederate Navy in January 1862. The small fort, which was named for Thomas Jefferson Chambers, included two cannons, a twenty-four pounder and a thirty-two pounder. They were later mounted outside the doors of Galveston's Artillery Hall.
Jewel Horace Harry, A History of Chambers County (M.A. thesis, University of Texas, 1940; rpt., Dallas: Taylor, 1981). Margaret S. Henson and Kevin Ladd, Chambers County: A Pictorial History (Norfolk, Virginia: Donning, 1988). Adele B. Looscan, "The Old Fort at Anahuac," Quarterly of the Texas State Historical Association 2 (July 1898).
The following, adapted from the Chicago Manual of Style, 15th edition, is the preferred citation for this article.Kevin Ladd, "FORT CHAMBERS," Handbook of Texas Online (_URL_ accessed May 23, 2013. Published by the Texas State Historical Association.


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Definition of association. Meaning of association. Synonyms of association
Here you will find one or more explanations in English for the word association. Also in the bottom left of the page several parts of wikipedia pages related to the word association and, of course, association synonyms and on the right images related to the word association.
Definition of association
AssociationAssociation As*so'ci*a"tion (?; 277), n. [Cf. F. association,
LL. associatio, fr. L. associare.]
1. The act of associating, or state of being associated;
union; connection, whether of persons of things. ''Some.
.. bond of association.' --Hooker.
Self-denial is a kind of holy association with God.
2. Mental connection, or that which is mentally linked or
associated with a thing.
Words... must owe their powers association.
Why should... the holiest words, with all their
venerable associations, be profaned? --Coleridge.
3. Union of persons in a company or society for some
particular purpose; as, the American Association for the
Advancement of Science; a benevolent association.
Specifically, as among the Congregationalists, a society,
consisting of a number of ministers, generally the pastors
of neighboring churches, united for promoting the
interests of religion and the harmony of the churches.
Association of ideas (Physiol.), the combination or
connection of states of mind or their objects with one
another, as the result of which one is said to be revived
or represented by means of the other. The relations
according to which they are thus connected or revived are
called the law of association. Prominent among them are
reckoned the relations of time and place, and of cause and
Meaning of association from wikipedia
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who voluntarily enter
into an agreement
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or soccer, is a sport played between
of eleven players
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- a voluntary association
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association, or just an association) is a
- a trade
association, also known
as an industry trade
group, business association
association, is an organization founded
- the football
association, also known simply
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body of football
in england. oldest football association
- a professional association
organization, or professional
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- the german football
association. (deutscher fußball-bund. dfb) is the governing
body of football
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of both fifa
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entity, the organisation
may be a co-operative society, a company limited
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Ann Emerg Med. 1998 Jan;31(1):87-91.
How do physicians and nurses spend their time in the emergency department?
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To determine how emergency physicians and nurses spend their time on emergency department activities.
An observational time-and-motion study was performed at a 36-bed ED with annual census of 84,000 in a central city teaching hospital sponsoring an emergency medicine residency program. Participants were emergency medicine faculty physicians, secondand third-year emergency medicine resident physicians, and emergency nurses. A single investigator followed individual health care providers for 180-minute periods and recorded time spent on various activities, type and number of activities, and distance walked. Activities were categorized as direct patient care (eg. history and physical examination), indirect patient care (eg. charting), or non-patient care (eg. break time).
On average, subjects spent 32% of their time on direct patient care, 47% on indirect patient care, and 21% on non-patient care Faculty physicians, residents, and emergency nurses differed in the time spent on these three categories of activities. Although the overall time spent on direct patient care activities was not significantly different, emergency nurses spent more of their time (2.2%) providing comfort measures (a subcategory of direct patient care) than did faculty physicians (.05%) or resident physicians (.03%). Emergency nurses spent 38.9% of their time performing indirect care, whereas faculty physicians spent 51.3% and resident physicians 53.7%. Resident physicians spent more time charting than did faculty physicians or emergency nurses (21.4%, 11.9%, and 6.9%, respectively). Emergency nurses spent more time on personal activities than did physicians, and faculty physicians walked less than either emergency nurses or resident physicians.
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The half-life of cobalt-60 is 5.27 years. How many milligrams of cobalt-60 remain after 52.7 years if you start with 15 mg?A sample contains 12.0 mg of an unknown element. After 4.46 × 109 years, the sample will contain 3.00 mg of the unknown element. What is the half-life of the unknown element?"Make sure to show your work, and your answers should be provided with the correct amount of significant figures."
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Hugs and GHC provide a common set of libraries to aid portability. This document specifies the interfaces to these libraries and documents known differences. It is the hope of the GHC team that these libraries in the long run become part of every Haskell system.
1.1. Naming Conventions
The set of interfaces specified in this document try to adhere to the following naming conventions:


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Scientist for a Day inspires young scientists
Scientist for a Day saw dozens of budding young scientists visit the Australian Museum for Marine Worlds and Urban Explorer.
As the Museum doors opened on Thursday the 14th and Friday the 15th of January, an excited group of budding young marine scientists joined us for 'Scientist for a Day – Marine Worlds'. Together we learnt about what marine scientists do and then our visitors got to try out being a marine biologist with a rather smelly squid dissection! Using some very cool technology, our new marine detectives investigated a variety of the secret weapons that marine animals use and experienced being taxonomists by identifying some Balmain bug species! We also got to see some very special parts of the marine collection in a behind-the-scenes tour.
With the sun shining down on Monday the 18th, we welcomed some young entomology enthusiasts for 'Scientist for a Day – Urban Explorer'. We investigated the spider community of Hyde Park, by finding and identifying webs. Sorting through leaf litter to find and categorise the insects we found helped our young scientists realise that there are many types of life living under our feet, we just need to notice them! For those interested in the tiny spider that was found, our arachnologist identified it as a mature female Ostearius melanopygius. We saw some amazing pinned insects on a behind-the-scenes tour and also got to hold and draw some live stick insects.
If you were a participant in Scientist for a Day, please comment on this story and share what you learnt!
The Australian Museum runs Scientist for a Day programs for 8-12 year olds during selected school holidays, so stay tuned for details of the next adventure.
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Nylon loops are machine washable in cool water, and machine dry-able at low temperature.
Make Hand Chains
Hold up hand, palm facing you.
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 3. Starting with finger #1, lift lower from back of finger over upper loop and top of finger. Repeat with each finger in turn.
 4. With new color loop, repeat Steps 2 and 3.
Continue to repeat until small "chain" is formed in palm of hand. Tug gently on first loop to begin to stretch chain. It takes about 5 or 6 loops through last loop on finger #1, then #2 etc., to join chain into a circle. Knot ends together to secure.
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Measure waist. Double length for double wrapped belt and add 36 inches to this measurement to allow for 18 inch ties. Make hand chain in desired pattern for length needed. Tie loops at each end to secure and slip ends through back of chains on wrong side of belt.


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We report the results of a 100-ps molecular dynamics simulation study of triple helical DNA with explicit water, counterions, and salt using periodic boundary conditions at 300 K. The simulation involved an antiparallel reverse-Hoogsteen-like homopolymeric CGG 7-mer triple helix, 837 water molecules, 21 Na+ ions, and 1 M NaCl. We have used the Ewald method to compute the electrostatic interactions. Specific ion and water associations as well as relative solvent and ion mobilities are reported. Specific patterns of ion and water molecule associations are found which are novel and may have implications for stability and recognition of triplex-forming oligonucleotides by duplex DNA. Exchanges of ions around neighboring phosphate were found to correspond to a concerted mechanism of displacement. Comparisons are made with available data from related systems.
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The integrating power of the eye has been tested for short flashes of light, ranging in duration from 10-2 to 8 × 10-9 sec. The shorter flashes were produced by passing the image of the straight filament of an electric lamp across a narrow slit, the light having been reflected from a mirror mounted on an air-driven turbine. The longer flashes were produced by means of a sectored disk. In all cases the number of flashes received by the eye was great enought to avoid flicker and the intensity was well above that required to produce the sensation of vision. It was concluded that the response of the eye depends only upon the total amount of light in the beam and is independent of the length of the light flash. The limit of error was 1.5 percent.
THOMAS E. GILMER, "The Integrating Power of the Eye for Short Flashes of Light," J. Opt. Soc. Am. 27, 386-386 (1937)


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What you can expect after installing an one-time treatment:
- Reducing noxious emissions.
- Improve engine efficiency.
- Reducing fuel consumption.
- Decrease maintenance costs.
- Extending the life of your engine.
- Provides optimal performance.
- Smoother operation.
- Increased horsepower and torque.
- Engine Treatement is Microlon's standard formulation and is added to the crankcase
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*With the release of Prospect 2.0, we now support FBX files. We recommend exporting to an FBX file from 3ds Max, rather than an OBJ.
*Note for 3ds Max 2019: The latest version of 3ds Max no longer supports Autodesk Standard materials, and the default material option is now an Autodesk Physical Material. These materials cannot be exported to FBX or OBJ files, so they will not appear in Prospect. A workaround you can use to export these materials is to convert them to Scanline Standard materials.
Software platforms write to OBJ files in different ways, so you may experience varying performance or need to take different steps when exporting from third party software. In some cases, you may find that loading your OBJ file into software that Prospect is natively integrated with, such as Rhino, and then launching through our add-in will produce superior results and allow you to better maintain the fidelity of your OBJ file.
Follow these steps in order to successfully produce an OBJ and MTL file that works with IrisVR Prospect with 3ds Max.
1. Before exporting, create a new folder on your computer where you will save the OBJ and texture files. Open Asset Tracking in 3ds Max.
2. Select all of the Full Paths under Maps / Shaders and right click to open a Menu
3. Select 'Make Path Relative to Project Folder'
4. Exit out of Asset Tracking
5. Select Export
4. Select OBJ in the dropdown and name your file
5. Make sure the options look like below
6. Select Map-Export and make sure 'Use map-path' is unchecked.
7. Maintain the format as JPG
8. Select Export. The resulting folder should look something like this, with the various textures used in your file visible as images:
9. Drag and Drop your file into Prospect and launch!
You may experience incompatibility when using the layers function with an OBJ file, in which case we recommend using a native file format.


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Questions for the Angels
Dear Trudy and Barbara,
Here are two questions I have for the angels.
1. Why are people allergic to animals especially cats when we are supposed to love all things? People who are allergic cannot pick up or touch cats, which seem unloving. Can we get rid of this allergy?
2. I know you've spoken about numbers, but what about colors? Within the last week I've had two people tell me their sisters' favorite color was purple and also found out my friend's favorite color is purple. I know when we hear comments repeatedly, especially within such a short time it is suppose to mean something. Is the color purple symbolic for something?
And thank you so much for the newsletters. It's the one communication I get that always uplifts me.
From the Angels:
1. Being a human often has its physical drawbacks. Allergies are such a thing. There are many metaphysical reasons for them. Sometimes they are caused by a past-life memory, a sensitivity, or an imbalance. Whatever it is, loving has nothing to do with it. If you are allergic to something, it doesnít mean you canít love it, it means you canít eat, handle, or surround yourself with the essence of the allergen. Why not try to surround your pet with loving thoughts and ask it why you are allergic to it. That might teach you many things. Also, you can get rid of allergies, if you change your body patterns and how your thoughts relate to that particular problem. (B&T suggest: We suggest you go to the website _URL_ and read about that technique. It has worked for many in our family.)
2. Colors are as interesting as numbers. Find a book on Chakras and what the colors mean for different energy points in your body. Those colors will often coincide with what your favorite color is in some way. Purple is the color of the crown charka and indicates spiritual connection.


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After modeling, elevations are not yet presentable. Lines will appear between walls and floors, and grade lines may not appear at the elevations. There are other ways to resolve the appearance of elevations, but please consider the following suggestions:
- If you are using an exterior cladding, make sure your floor sketch lines are on the outside line of the cladding, not the core.
- Paint the edge of the floor with the same material as your exterior cladding and then join the floors to the walls. Do not join and then paint, as your lines won't disappear. (If you did this, you can sometimes work around it by joining the walls above and below the floor together, and hitting ok when it warns that the objects do not touch one another.)
- Elevations looks best with the silhouetting turned on. Go into advance model graphics, and override the silhouette lines to Wide Lines.
- If you don't like some of the lines silhouetting, you can override them with the linework tool and the setting.
- Make sure your pad (which carves out a hole for your building in the terrain) is drawn to the outside of your cladding. This will ensure that a grade line appears on your elevations.


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The following completion functions have nothing in themselves to do with minibuffers. We describe them here to keep them near the higher-level completion features that do use the minibuffer.
This function returns the longest common substring of all possible completions of string in collection.
try-completioncompares string against each of the permissible completions specified by the completion table. If no permissible completions match, it returns
nil. If there is just one matching completion, and the match is exact, it returns
t. Otherwise, it returns the longest initial sequence common to all possible matching completions.
If collection is an list, the permissible completions are specified by the elements of the list, each of which should be either a string, or a cons cell whose car is either a string or a symbol (a symbol is converted to a string using
symbol-name). If the list contains elements of any other type, those are ignored.
If collection is an obarray (see Creating Symbols), the names of all symbols in the obarray form the set of permissible completions.
If collection is a hash table, then the keys that are strings are the possible completions. Other keys are ignored.
You can also use a function as collection. Then the function is solely responsible for performing completion;
try-completionreturns whatever this function returns. The function is called with three arguments: string, predicate and
nil(the third argument is so that the same function can be used in
all-completionsand do the appropriate thing in either case). See Programmed Completion.
If the argument predicate is nonnil, then it must be a function of one argument, unless collection is a hash table, in which case it should be a function of two arguments. It is used to test each possible match, and the match is accepted only if predicate returns nonnil. The argument given to predicate is either a string or a cons cell (the car of which is a string) from the alist, or a symbol (not a symbol name) from the obarray. If collection is a hash table, predicate is called with two arguments, the string key and the associated value.
In addition, to be acceptable, a completion must also match all the regular expressions in
completion-regexp-list. (Unless collection is a function, in which case that function has to handle
In the first of the following examples, the string 'foo' is matched by three of the alist cars. All of the matches begin with the characters 'fooba', so that is the result. In the second example, there is only one possible match, and it is exact, so the return value is
t.(try-completion "foo" '(("foobar1" 1) ("barfoo" 2) ("foobaz" 3) ("foobar2" 4))) ⇒ "fooba" (try-completion "foo" '(("barfoo" 2) ("foo" 3))) ⇒ t
In the following example, numerous symbols begin with the characters 'forw', and all of them begin with the word 'forward'. In most of the symbols, this is followed with a '-', but not in all, so no more than 'forward' can be completed.(try-completion "forw" obarray) ⇒ "forward"
Finally, in the following example, only two of the three possible matches pass the predicate
test(the string 'foobaz' is too short). Both of those begin with the string 'foobar'.(defun test (s) (> (length (car s)) 6)) ⇒ test (try-completion "foo" '(("foobar1" 1) ("barfoo" 2) ("foobaz" 3) ("foobar2" 4)) 'test) ⇒ "foobar"
This function returns a list of all possible completions of string. The arguments to this function are the same as those of
try-completion, and it uses
completion-regexp-listin the same way that
If collection is a function, it is called with three arguments: string, predicate and
all-completionsreturns whatever the function returns. See Programmed Completion.
Here is an example, using the function
testshown in the example for
try-completion:(defun test (s) (> (length (car s)) 6)) ⇒ test (all-completions "foo" '(("foobar1" 1) ("barfoo" 2) ("foobaz" 3) ("foobar2" 4)) 'test) ⇒ ("foobar1" "foobar2")
This function returns nonnilif string is a valid completion alternative specified by collection and predicate. The arguments are the same as in
try-completion. For instance, if collection is a list of strings, this is true if string appears in the list and predicate is satisfied.
This function uses
completion-regexp-listin the same way that
If predicate is nonniland if collection contains several strings that are equal to each other, as determined by
completion-ignore-case, then predicate should accept either all or none of them. Otherwise, the return value of
test-completionis essentially unpredictable.
If collection is a function, it is called with three arguments, the values string, predicate and
lambda; whatever it returns,
test-completionreturns in turn.
This function returns the boundaries of the field on which collection will operate, assuming that string holds the text before point and suffix holds the text after point.
Normally completion operates on the whole string, so for all normal collections, this will always return
(0. (lengthsuffix
)). But more complex completion such as completion on files is done one field at a time. For example, completion of
"/usr/sh"will not include
"share/". So if string is
"/usr/sh"and suffix is
(5. 1)which tells us that the collection will only return completion information that pertains to the area after
If you store a completion alist in a variable, you should mark the
variable as "risky" by giving it a nonrisky-local-variable property. See File Local Variables.
If the value of this variable is nonnil, case is not considered significant in completion. Within
read-file-name, this variable is overridden by
read-file-name-completion-ignore-case(see Reading File Names); within
read-buffer, it is overridden by
read-buffer-completion-ignore-case(see High-Level Completion).
This is a list of regular expressions. The completion functions only consider a completion acceptable if it matches all regular expressions in this list, with
case-fold-search(see Searching and Case) bound to the value of
This macro provides a way to initialize the variable var as a collection for completion in a lazy way, not computing its actual contents until they are first needed. You use this macro to produce a value that you store in var. The actual computation of the proper value is done the first time you do completion using var. It is done by calling fun with no arguments. The value fun returns becomes the permanent value of var.
Here is an example:(defvar foo (lazy-completion-table foo make-my-alist))
There are several functions that take an existing completion table and
return a modified version.
a case-insensitive table.
multiple input tables.
completion-table-subvert alters a table
to use a different initial prefix.
returns a table suitable for operating on quoted text.
completion-table-with-predicate filters a table with a
completion-table-with-terminator adds a


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AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION 555, TITLE 28, DELAWARE CODE, RELATING TO "BREAKAGE" AS TO HARNESS RACING.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Delaware:
Section 1. Amend subsection (a), Section 555, Title 28, Delaware Code, by adding the following sentence immediately after the first sentence thereof ending with the word "wagered and before the next sentence thereof:
If a minus pool is created, the association may break to the lowest multiple of 5.
Approved July 1, 1969.