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The Netherlands is famous for its professional design practice, both smalland large-scale. It is also known for its humanitarian missions and investments in development projects around the world. There used to be a clear distinction between war zones and the peaceful civilian world. That distinction seems to have dissolved: war has become part of the public space. Through this project, Het Nieuwe Instituut seeks to link subjects such as innovation and conflict to contemporary issues in design. The work focuses on the extent to which the military apparatus affects society and how it engages with architecture and urban planning.
The project is divided into three sub-research themes:
1. Drones: machines, surveillance and emerging security regimes
2. Compounds: architecture of enclosure
Background tot the project Drones and Honeycombs
Drones and Honeycombs is based on a research project by Malkit Shoshan, fellow of Het Nieuwe Instituut.


Does salt water take longer to boil?
In fact, adding salt does the very opposite of making water boil faster. Instead, it makes it take longer for the water to boil! The salt actually increases the boiling point of the water, which is when the tendency for the water to evaporate is greater than the tendency for it to remain a liquid on a molecular level.
Why does salt water take longer to boil?
How long does it take to boil salt water?
If you have collected water from the ocean, boil it for five minutes to kill the microscopic life in the water. Taste the salt water. It is not necessary to drink any of it. You may spit it out after tasting.
How do you speed up boiling water?
Kitchen Tip: How to Boil Water Faster
 3. Only use the amount of water that you really need. …
 4. Cover your pot.
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Does salt water heat faster than freshwater?
The higher the heat capacity the more slowly the water will heat, given the same amount of energy added. The heat capacity of freshwater is 4.182 J/(g K) and the heat capacity of salt water is 3.993 J/(g K). Therefore saltwater will heat up faster than freshwater.
Does water boil faster with sugar?
Salt raises the boiling point of water.
Dissolved solids like salt and sugar will in fact increase the boiling point of water, causing it to come to a boil more slowly, but the effect is minimal (the amounts normally used in cooking effect less than a 1 degree change).
Why does water boil faster with a lid?
Does covering the pot really make water boil faster? When you heat water in an open pot, some of the energy that could be raising the temperature of the liquid escapes with the vapor. Covering the pot prevents water vapor from escaping, enabling the temperature to rise more quickly. …
What happens if you boil salt water?
Thermal distillation involves heat: Boiling water turns it into vapor—leaving the salt behind—that is collected and condensed back into water by cooling it down. The most common type of membrane separation is called reverse osmosis. Seawater is forced through a semipermeable membrane that separates salt from water.
Why is drinking salt water harmful?
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What makes water boil?
When a liquid reaches its boiling point bubbles of gas form in it which rise into the surface and burst into the air. This process is called boiling. If the boiling liquid is heated more strongly the temperature does not rise but the liquid boils more quickly.
Can boiled water go bad?
Can you use hot water to boil?
If you didn't realize this, you're not alone. Hot water systems like tanks and boilers contain metallic parts that corrode as time goes by, contaminating the water. Hot water also dissolves contaminants in pipes faster than cold water. And no, boiling the water does not make those contaminants (like lead) go away.
Should you cover boiling potatoes?
Once boiling, reduce the heat to a bare simmer. Do not cover. (Covering changes the environment in the pot and can make the potatoes turn mushy.) The potatoes are done when tender.
Should I add salt to my water?
While drinking salt water may be better at hydrating you than drinking normal water, it still falls short of optimal hydration. Some electrolytes aren't present in salt water. In fact, by drinking salt water you're only replenishing sodium chloride, and not any of the other essential electrolytes.
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Why Do Horses Weave?
Why Do Horses Weave?
Horses that weave often do so while standing at the stall door. Increasing visual or physical contact with other horses and optimizing turnout time can help reduce weaving.
Photo: Anne M. Eberhardt/The Horse
Q. I'm curious about my horse's weaving. I know that excess calories/energy can play a factor, as can stress or some other trigger (though I haven't really been able to spot a consistent "trigger" for my horse's episodes—it can range from being handled in his stall to standing and the apparent anticipation of being tacked up), but what I'm most curious about is at how early of an age would a horse begin weaving, and why would he pick that over some other habit—is weaving simply something that just "felt right" to him, when he was scanning the stereotypy catalog? Is it the kind of thing where one kid might start chewing her nails in class while the other taps his foot? And, while I'm on the topic of foot-tapping, are some horses more "rhythmic" than others? I know this might sound strange, but I've noticed my horse sways ever so slightly (though not with his head/neck) when his feet are being handled by the farrier. It reminds me a little of the YouTube video of the horse bobbing his head to a song on YouTube, for instance, only not as charming (to the farrier, at least!).
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A. Weaving is a rhythmic swaying in place that usually involves a lateral excursion of the head and neck and a concurrent shifting of weight between the front feet, such that the entire front end of the horse is usually involved, as well as sometimes the hindquarters. Usually the horse does this standing right at the stall door. A number of researchers are working hard to better understand weaving in horses but realize our knowledge of all stereotypies is ever evolving. Always remember horses are built to walk and eat and have social relationships, and when these are thwarted, behaviors that we find undesirable or disconcerting can result.
Why did your horse "pick" weaving out of the catalog? Weaving and other locomotory stereotypies seem to be associated with the urge to walk, forage, and socialize. In part, we think this because one thing that seems to reduce weaving is the placement of a mirror in the horse's stall. Increasing visual or physical contact with other horses and optimizing turnout time also can reduce weaving. And, interestingly, bedding on straw may reduce weaving, perhaps because the horse can forage on straw when other feed isn't available. So this is opposed to an oral stereotypy suck as cribbing, which we tend to link with early (like creep feeding) and contemporary high concentrate diets more than thwarted movement and socialization.
Many believe that the genesis of stereotypies is some management factor or stressor in young horses, often around weaning time and around the 2-year-old mark when early training begins. Certain diet and feeding regimens (such as high concentrates and limited foraging) seem to be a common factor in the development of stereotypies. Weaving specifically has been associated with foals weaned alone, in a box stall, as opposed to a group-weaning scheme. I saw one study that reported 60 months (5 years) as the median age for weaving to begin. Obviously, not all horses will develop a stereotypy even though exposed to early "risk factors." Genetics, predispositions, and intervening management all might play a role.
Researchers think more proximate triggers can be any one of the following, as you have already experienced. A big factor is predictability in routine and his ensuing anticipation of an activity. Another is a too short duration of a rewarding or natural activity, such as turnout or feeding, so he will weave after these events are over. Another is frustrated access to something he wants, such as exercise or social contact.
Early on, there could be a learned element, such an inadvertent reward when he's weaving. Then the horse weaves because of anticipation or frustration. Finally, the weaving becomes "emancipated" from any specific triggers and, perhaps as you are seeing, he just does it with no apparent trigger at all. Remember too, all stereotypies seem to become internally rewarding to the horse.
In summary, the origin of the weaving might have been long ago and, as such, is well out of your control. Trigger factors might be hard to identify and not feasible to really change. There are management schemes that could serve to reduce the urge to weave.
As far as the subtle swaying with the farrier, it could be that is your horse's manner of weaving with a foot held up in the air. But I always have to consider a horse that shifts or sways when one foot is held up that maybe there's some discomfort either with flexion of the up leg, or more weight-bearing on the other legs. Not a red alert, just something to tuck away for future reference.
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LEM, a validated cartoon character that expresses 8 emotions
Why work with a cartoon character?
The LEMtool has been developed to depict emotions in the clearest, most recognizable way. In order to achieve this, LEM – a cartoon character, has been developed that shows eight caricatured expressions of emotions3. Facial caricaturing (reduction of facial information redundant to the expression and exaggeration of the essential components) has been found to enhance the recognizability of emotions.
Why not add the words to explain the expression?
We deliberately do not explain which emotions are expressed by the character. This 'non-verbal approach' actually adds reliability to the tests. Often, people are feeling similar emotions, but refer to it with different words. With our scientifically validated cartoon characters you surpass the verbal word-significance discussion.
A great benefit of this approach is that it can be used cross-culturally: Between cultures, there are tons of small differences between words that are used to express emotions.
We might feel the same emotion, but call it differently
- How the LEMtool avoids the verbal word-significance discussion
Our research shows that even though different people use different words to express a specific emotion, they choose the same cartoon character expression because it best represents their felt emotion. This illustrates that these people are actually feeling the same, but merely call it differently.

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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Copland may refer to:
- Copland (surname)
- Copland River in New Zealand
- Copland (crater), a Mercury crater
- 4532 Copland, an asteroid named after Aaron Copland
- The unreleased Copland operating system project at Apple Computer
- Aaron Copland, American 20th-century composer
- Copeland (disambiguation)
- Cop Land, a 1997 movie starring Sylvester Stallone, Robert De Niro and Harvey Keitel
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If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.

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oa Fundamina : A Journal of Legal History - Romeinse reg en regsgeskiedenis in die LlB-kurrikulum
In this article it is argued that Roman law and legal history should remain part of the LLB curriculum of South African universities - at least those which aspire to develop wellrounded, confident and educated graduates who can hold their own in an increasingly globalised society. In fact, both the SAQA minimum outcomes for the LLB degree and the practice requirements for LLB graduates (as indicated in the CHE report on the LLB curriculum 2010) place a high premium on a sound understanding of the fundamental principles of South African law and the ability to do research. SAQA mentions in particular that LLB graduates should be able to do comparative and legal historical research. A knowledge of Roman law and legal history is essential for the development of these competencies.
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Windows File History
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Windows offers a useful feature with the file history. But there are a few hurdles, so that it is useful for developers.
The file history of Windows backups regularly, e.g. every hour, all changed files to a second drive. The file properties dialog in Windows Explorer has the tab "Previous Versions". The regularly backed up old file versions are listed there. An old version of a file can be restored.
How can for an arbitrary folder the history be enabled, e.g. 'C:\Projects'?
previous file versions dialogPrevious file versions tab in Windows Explorer file properties
Windows 10 file history has the following limitations:
 1. The main drive containing the data cannot be used as a backup drive. So C: does not work.
 2. By default, only the user directory is backed up, i.e. 'C:\User\User X'.
 1. A SD card can be used as a backup drive. Alternatively, a USB stick could be used, but the SD cards are less disturbing during transport.
 2. To backup any folder, you have to add your folder to a library. Because libraries are also backed up.
In addition, it is recommended to exclude large folders or folders that are not interesting in the file history:
 -.git/objects
 - node_modules
 - target
 - dist
The effective activation of the file history is described on many other pages:


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Cloudy Day Sunny Day
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What is the sunniest day of the year? and how is that determined?
Of course this varies by location. For me, right now, that's Portland Oregon, but next month these architects I work with might consider a building in a different location.
posted by Prince_of_Cups to science & nature (3 answers total)
I am asked, given TMY3 data (here's a list of the relevant data in the TMY3 set
), how to determine the sunniest days and most overcast days in the typical meteorological year data set.
Are "sunniest day" (or "least overcast day") and "most overcast day" defined in meteorology? or are they bogus data deployed by evening news weatherpeople to fill air time?
Is there an accepted means to determine the record day for least and most overcast, taking into account direct/diffuse normal/horizontal illuminance and hourly sky cover?
Bonus question: can anyone recommend a good textbook introduction to meteorology that provides an understanding of the definitions and statistics used in the field?


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1. First, according to the production capacity set conveyor speed, note that the belt speed can not exceed the maximum speed of reflow soldering process (here refers to meet the preheating heating rate of ≤3℃/s, welding peak temperature and reflow time should meet the welding requirements).
2. Set the temperature for the first time.
3. In order to ensure temperature stability in the furnace, the first temperature curve test.
4. Analysis of the measured temperature curve and the design of the difference between the temperature curve, the next temperature adjustment.
5. To ensure temperature stability in the furnace and to test the SMA cooled to room temperature, the next temperature curve test.
6. Repeat (4) ~) process until the measured temperature curve is consistent with the desired temperature curve of the design.


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Eligibility: People with physical disabilities, people with epilepsy and children with autism.
Support Dogs is a national assistance dog charity (member of ADUK) dedicated to training dogs to transform the lives of people with physical disabilities, people with epilepsy, children with autism.
Support Dogs currently offers 3 training programmes:
Disability Assistance Programme - The client's pet dog is trained to provide assistance and support with everyday activities such as:
- Loading and unloading the washing machine
- Fetching the post
- Dressing and undressing
- Opening and closing doors
- Picking up and dropping objects
- Raising the alarm
Seizure Alert Programme - Support Dogs provide the dog for this programme. Seizure Alert Dogs are trained to give up to a 50 minute warning prior to an oncoming epilepsy seizure, allowing the client to get to a place of safety.
Autism Assistance Programme - Support Dogs provide the dog for this programme. Autism Assistance Dogs are trained to provide safety and companionship for children aged 4-10 years with autism. They have been shown to:
- Reduce stress for family members
- Promote positive changes in behaviour
- Provide comfort for the child when upset
- Increase safety for the child
- Enhance verbal communications
- Reduce social isolation
All qualified support dogs will receive a jacket and identification book which allows them access in restricted areas.
Whilst all the information given in this document was correct at the time of going to press, DIAL Doncaster cannot be held responsible for any subsequent changes.


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The default logging configuration for Azure Web Apps in an environment in DXP has the following setting:
- Application logging is enabled, and logs are stored in the BLOB storage with 90 days retention.
You can access application logs for environments from the DXP Management Portal, as a live stream or downloaded for offline analysis.
The configuration above is applied to environments during provisioning and you can change it for the Integration environment. Contact Optimizely to change any of the following for Preproduction or Production environments:
- Get access to web server logs.
- Temporarily change logging level.
- Temporarily enable detailed error messages.
- Temporarily enable failed request tracing.
See also: Troubleshooting DXP
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It is common practice for private individuals and companies to hire cleaners. However, the arrival of the online platform Helpling, has changed the process considerably, making it more convenient. 'Customers' and cleaners are able to register with the Helpling platform. After registering, customers are able to select a cleaner on the basis of certain criteria. It is then up to the cleaner to either accept or refuse the cleaning job.
The interesting issue from an employment law perspective is the role that Helpling plays in this interaction between parties. For example, if Helpling turned out to be the employer of the cleaners, this would mean a long-term failure on its part to comply with the collective labour agreement for the cleaning and window-cleaning industry. If it were a question of job placement, this would mean Helpling had breached the Placement of Personnel by Intermediaries Act (Wet allocatie arbeidskrachten door intermediairs – "WAADI") by requesting a commission on the amount payable to the cleaners.
The FNV, one of the largest trade union in the Netherlands, brought proceedings against Helpling on this issue. A recent decision given by the Amsterdam Court on 1 July 2019 shows the arguments put forward by the parties and how the subdistrict judge ultimately ruled. Below is the summary:
The dispute mainly concerned the question of whether there was a relationship of authority between Helpling and the cleaner. This is an essential element for assuming the existence of an employment contract. One characteristic of the relationship of authority is the power to give instructions. In this context, Helpling's operational management demonstrates the following:
- The customer can contact Helpling by telephone and via the website, ask questions and submit complaints about the hired cleaner.
- Helpling offers the option of sending invoices on behalf of the cleaner, managing calendars and acting as the contact person for customers.
- If there are too many complaints, Helpling can close the cleaner's account.
According to the subdistrict judge, although these circumstances appear to constitute the power of giving instructions on the part of Helpling, they did not outweigh the following:
- The cleaners themselves set the rate at which they offer their services. This is an important difference with the operations of, for example, Deliveroo and Uber.
- The cleaners can decide for themselves if and when they will carry out the work. Cleaners who don't accept jobs do not have their rating reduced, as is the case with Uber, for example.
- The instructions for carrying out the assignment are provided by the customer.
- The only conditions that cleaners must comply with are Helpling's general terms & conditions for use of the platform.
Based on these facts, the subdistrict judge came to the conclusion that there was no relationship of authority between Helpling and the cleaner and that there was therefore no employment contract. This also means that the criteria for agency work – which was also suggested in the proceedings as a form of contract – have not been met.
Does this mean Helpling has won the battle against the FNV? Not quite. The clue can be found in the title to this blog. The subdistrict judge ruled that there is a question of job placement between Helpling, the customer and the cleaner. Thanks to Helpling's 'involvement', an employment contract is indeed formed between the customer and the cleaner. That is how Helpling meets the requirements for job placement, as set out in Article 1(1)(b) WAADI. Article 3(1) of the same Act then states that, in the case of job placement, Helpling may not ask the jobseeker (in this case the cleaner) for any compensation in return. This poses a major problem for Helpling, because its business model is to ask for a commission on the cleaner's wages.
The ruling means that Helpling will need to act quickly in order to find another, creative way to make money. However, the fact that the subdistrict judge – in view of this relatively new form of service provision – considered it unreasonable to prohibit requesting commission payments with retroactive effect, does offer a ray of hope.


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Jeanie Johnston Tall Ship & Famine Museum
The Story of a proud Irish Emigrant ShipA step aboard the Jeanie Johnston is a step towards understanding the daunting experience of the millions of people who crossed the Atlantic in tall ships, seeking survival and hope in the "New World" of North America.
This ship is an accurate replica of the original Jeanie Johnston, which sailed between Tralee in Co. Kerry and North America between 1847 and 1855. During that time it carried 2,500 people on the seven week journey – and despite the hardships and risks, no lives were lost on any of its trips.
The replica gives a vivid sense of the challenges faced by emigrants as they fled from poverty and famine and were thrown together with strangers in cramped conditions, braving a 3,000 mile voyage buffeted by gales and harsh seas.
The ship is is docked at Custom House Quay in Dublin's city centre and is OPEN FOR VISITORS with guided tours being conducted daily.
A tour of the re-created Jeanie Johnston enables visitors to see what it was like on board a wooden tall ship during the Famine era. It conveys a deep sense of history and is a memorable experience for all who come on board.


The Beheaded
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Aren't you the headless fellow that's been getting around?
The Beheaded, also known as The Prisoner or the Fallen One[1], is the protagonist of Dead Cells. It appears to be a mysterious shadowy, gas-like substance, with a glowing crystal inside. The Beheaded prefers to possess headless bodies instead of moving around without one.
Lore[edit | edit source]
Hardly anything is known about the origin of the Beheaded — the Beheaded itself seems unaware of how it came to be.[2] However, it appears to be known by the Prisoners (who seem to fear it) and a few others. The Beheaded hunts down the King, hoping that killing him will bring some kind of change to the world. The Spider calls the Beheaded an anomaly, and mentions that some "she" was looking for it.[1] The exact identity of this mysterious entity that was pursuing the Beheaded is unknown, although it is quite possibly the Time Keeper, who seems to have a strong distaste for the Beheaded.
Abilities[edit | edit source]
 - The Beheaded can possess dead bodies, until said body becomes so damaged to the extent it becomes unusable.
 - Possessing a body is not instant. The Beheaded seemingly needs to "boot up" its body in order to use it efficiently.
 - With the use of the Homunculus Rune, the Beheaded can launch its "head" from the body while not losing control of the original.
 - Even without a body, the Beheaded retains the ability to move around, though it does not prefer doing so.
 - The Beheaded seems to be immortal. No matter where it is killed, even in the Forgotten Sepulcher's darkness, it always seems to survive and come back.
 - The Beheaded seems immune to the Malaise, but the bodies it possesses are not.
Personality[edit | edit source]
While the Beheaded is unable to speak, it still has quite the personality. The Beheaded likes to make sarcastic remarks and jokes about the situations it finds itself in. It seems to have quite the mean streak, tending to kick bodies around, as well as pestering people. However, this does not mean it is completely empty of remorse and empathy. The Beheaded seems upset by the sight of the cruel orders from the King,[3] grim at the sight of a guard killed by the effects of the Malaise,[4] is seen telling a dead prisoner to "rest in peace",[5] and lacking any kind of humor when finding a hanged woman.[6] Its emotions are symbolized by the color of its textbox.
Trivia[edit | edit source]
 - The Beheaded can somehow consume food even though it does not have anywhere to consume them.
 - According to The Heart of Dead Cells, the green mass of the Beheaded is a homunculus.
 - The Beheaded seems to have no issue possessing both male and female bodies, given some of the Outfits.
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What significance does the openness of biogeochemical cycles have for the biosphere?
Normal biogeochemical cycles are not closed, although the degree of reversibility of annual cycles of the most important biogenic elements reaches 95–98%. Incomplete reversibility (openness) is one of the most important properties of biogeochemical cycles, which has planetary significance. This is what caused the biogenic accumulation of oxygen and nitrogen in the atmosphere, various chemical elements and compounds in the earth's crust. For example, due to the incomplete reversibility of the carbon cycle over the past 600 million years, huge reserves of carbon deposits (limestone, bitumen, coal, oil, etc.) have accumulated, estimated at 1016–1017 tons.


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In the digital age, the availability of workshop manuals in PDF format has transformed the way enthusiasts and technicians access and utilize automotive knowledge. This article explores the significance of workshop manuals in PDF, their advantages, and where to find and download them for a seamless learning and maintenance experience Workshop Manuals PDF.
The Power of Workshop Manuals in PDF
1. Portable Wisdom at Your Fingertips
Workshop manuals in PDF format offer portable wisdom. Whether on a computer, tablet, or smartphone, enthusiasts and technicians can carry an entire library of automotive knowledge in their pockets. This portability enhances accessibility, allowing users to refer to manuals anytime, anywhere.
2. Interactive Learning Experience
PDF workshop manuals provide an interactive learning experience. Users can navigate through clickable links, zoom in on detailed diagrams, and search for specific keywords. This level of interactivity fosters a deeper understanding of complex automotive systems, making it an ideal format for learning.
3. Printer-Friendly Precision
The PDF format is printer-friendly, allowing users to print specific sections or pages as needed. This feature is invaluable for technicians working in garages or enthusiasts tackling DIY projects in their home workshops. Having a physical copy on hand can enhance precision and convenience.
Where to Discover and Download Workshop Manuals in PDF
1. Manufacturer's Digital Library
The official website of the vehicle's manufacturer remains a primary source for authentic workshop manuals in PDF format. Navigating to the support or service section often reveals downloadable manuals tailored to specific makes and models.
2. Digital Communities and Forums
Engaging with online automotive communities and forums is a goldmine for PDF workshop manuals. Enthusiasts often share links or files, making it a collaborative space for learning and troubleshooting. These communities become valuable resources for accessing PDF manuals for various vehicles.
3. Specialized Digital Platforms
Dedicated third-party platforms specializing in curating workshop manuals in PDF format act as centralized repositories. These platforms make it convenient for enthusiasts and technicians to find manuals for different makes and models in one accessible location.
Downloading Workshop Manuals in PDF: A Step-by-Step Guide
1. Identify Your Vehicle Details
Commence your digital journey by precisely identifying the make, model, and year of your vehicle. This foundational step ensures that the downloaded PDF workshop manual aligns accurately with your vehicle's specifications.
2. Navigate to the Manufacturer's Digital Library
Visit the official website of your vehicle's manufacturer, the digital sanctuary of authentic workshop manuals. Explore the support or service section, follow the prompts, and accurately select your vehicle details to initiate the download of the PDF manual.
3. Immerse in Automotive Communities
Immerse yourself in online automotive communities and forums. Utilize the search function to find threads discussing PDF workshop manuals. Follow shared links or instructions provided by community members to access and download the manual.
4. Explore Third-Party Digital Repositories
Explore reputable third-party platforms specializing in workshop manuals in PDF format. Utilize search functionalities to specify your vehicle details and identify the correct manual. Follow the provided steps to download the PDF document.
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Before fully embracing the PDF workshop manual, perform a compatibility check. Ensure that the manual aligns accurately with your vehicle's make, model, and year. This step ensures that the guidance within is tailored precisely to your vehicle.
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Once verified, proceed to download the workshop manual in PDF format. Unlock the digital expertise contained within the document. Familiarize yourself with its structure, sections, and the detailed instructions for maintaining and repairing your vehicle.
Conclusion: Your Digital Library of Automotive Expertise
In conclusion, workshop manuals in PDF format are not just documents; they are your digital library of automotive expertise. Whether you're a DIY enthusiast or a seasoned technician, these PDF manuals become your portable, interactive guides, leading you through the intricate landscape of vehicle maintenance with ease.


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Assessment of beech scale resistance in fulland half-sibling American beech families
A beech bark disease infested American beech tree (Fagus grandifolia Ehrh.) and two uninfested trees were selected in a mature natural stand in Michigan, USA, and mated to form two full-sib families for evaluating the inheritance of resistance to beech scale (Cryptococcus fagisuga Lind.), the insect element of beech bark disease. Four half-sib families from both infested and uninfested trees were also evaluated for resistance. Using an artificial infestation technique, adult and egg count data were collected over 2 years and analyzed with generalized linear mixed methods to account for nonnormal distributions of the response variables. A significant effect for family was found for each variable. Family least squares means were computed as a measure of resistance and repeatabilities were calculated to provide an upper limit estimate of broad-sense heritability. The two families that ranked highest for resistance were the full-sib family from two uninfested parents and the half-sib family from a stand where all diseased trees had been removed. Together, the results suggest that selection and breeding may be an effective means to improve populations for artificial regeneration, and silvicultural treatments may provide an effective management option for mitigating beech bark disease through managing the genetic composition of natural regeneration.


Complaint Process
1. Initial steps: The initial steps involved in receiving and reviewing a complaint typically include the following:
 - The College receives a completed complaint form or a written letter of complaint from the patient.
 - The College confirms receipt of the complaint by letter to the complainant and notifies the registrant that a complaint has been received.
 - The College reviews the complaint and requests any clarification or further information from the complainant.
 - The College may request copies of the patient's clinical records from the registrant at this stage or at a later stage, depending on the nature of the complaint.
2. Steps involved once all information has been received: Once the College has received any further requested and relevant information from the patient, the registrant(s) and/or other individuals, and it has been determined that the College has jurisdiction to investigate the matter, the following steps ensue:
 - The complaint will be summarized.
 - If the complaint is a "serious matter" (defined in the Health Professions Act as a matter that, if proven, would result in limitations or conditions on the registrant's practice, or a suspension or cancellation of registration), the complaint will be taken to the Inquiry Committee.
 - The College sends a letter to the Registrant along with a copy of the letter of complaint, and requests a response to the allegations.
 - The College may contact other individuals involved in the patient's care or who otherwise might have additional relevant information.
 - Where appropriate, the College may provide the patient with a copy of the response obtained from the registrant and ask for any further comments.
 - If the allegations, even if admitted or proven, would result in no more than a reprimand, it will still be completely reviewed.
3. Steps once the complaint has been investigated: Once the investigation is concluded, the complainant and the registrant will receive a report. The report typically includes a summary of the allegations and the registrant's response to the allegations, a description of the information and documentation considered in the investigation, and the Inquiry Committee's review and opinion in response to the complaint.
4. Steps if corrective action is requested of the registrant: If any corrective action on the part of the registrant is required, the College may:
 - inform the registrant about the concerns and provide remediative advice including the requirement to have consultation, supervision or take educational courses;
 - request that the registrant attend the College for an interview;
 - circulate advice and suggestions to all registrants on matters relevant to the general practice of registrants in its official publications;
 - reprimand the registrant about the conduct;
 - order a general review of the registrant's practice; and/or


Name shadowing in VHDL
Posted on 2015-01-26 by Philippe Faes
Like many other languages, it is possible in VHDL to perform name scoping. This happens if you declare a new object in a nested scope that reuses the name of an object that was already declared. This is not an error in VHDL, but it can be confusing and it can cause errors. In general, I would advice against name scoping unless you have a very good reason. Even then, it would be best if you document (comment) your code so that everybody understands what is going on.
This is a straightforward example of name shadowing:
entity e0 is
end entity e0;
architecture demo of e0 is
 constant c : integer := 1;
 assert c = 1;
 myblock : block
 constant c : integer := 2;
 assert c = 2 report "the second declaration of constant c shadows the first";
 end block myblock;
 assert c = 1 report "this is the scope of the first declaration again";
end architecture demo;
It gets more confusing if you shadow names from the a standardized package:
architecture demo2 of e0 is
 constant true : boolean := false; -- shadowing the name "true". Bad idea!
 assert false = true;
end architecture demo;
A common misconception is that loop iterators need to be declared beforehand. They don't, because they are declared implicitly in the loop statement.
architecture demo4 of e0 is
 process is
 variable i: integer := 1;
 assert i = 1;
 i := 5;
 assert i = 5;
 for i in 0 to 10 loop -- this is a different object, shadowing the variable i
 report integer'image(i);
 -- i behaves like a constant here
 i := i+1; -- error! cannot assign to constants!
 end loop;
 assert i = 5; -- this is still the variable, declared in the process
 i := i+1;
 assert i = 6;
 end process ;
end architecture;
Note: you can reach these shadowed names by using their expanded names:
entity fun is
end entity;
architecture hide of fun is
 example : process is
 variable x : integer := 0;
 procedure changevar (x : integer) is
 hide.example.x := x; -- or example.x
 end procedure;
 report "x=" & integer'image(x);
 end process;
end architecture;
VSIM 1> run -all
# ** Note: x=5
# Time: 0 ns Iteration: 0 Instance: /fun
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Office of Child Health Equity
Learn more about our mission and our approach
To advocate for improving the health status of children while reducing health disparities in the Bay Area, California and nationally.
The Pediatric Advocacy Program at Stanford provides a coherent structure for local advocacy efforts and community partnerships at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital (LPCH) and the Stanford University School of Medicine (SOM).
The advocacy program is designed to improve the coordination of child-focused advocacy activities and local programs underway at Stanford. The program strives to provide a critical base for developing new initiatives of national importance defining how a major pediatric center can support efforts to strengthen local, regional, and national child health programs and policies through innovative training and community-engaged partnerships.
What is Advocacy?
A commitment to ensuring that all efficacious health and social services are provided to all children in need. Advocacy requires more than good will; it requires both a base of knowledge derived from analytic insight and technical expertise in advocacy, which must be learned through directed educational experiences.
The Pediatric Advocacy Program seeks to provide a strong academic base for advocacy activities and recognizes the proper role of such activities within a university setting. Specifically, the objectives of the Pediatric Advocacy Program are:


Language Matters: Geography Matters, Too
Have you ever thought about how languages were formed, and why certain languages contain some sounds while other languages leave those sounds out completely?
There has never been a distinguishable pattern to language sounds and geography, so scientists assumed it was all random — until now (
There's a type of sound in some languages called an ejective, and it involves creating a burst of air through the lips as part of the sound. English and other European languages don't have this sound, but you can listen to the different types of ejectives on Wikipedia.
The dark spots are the high-altitude places where languages with ejectors originated.
After studying the places where languages with ejectives are spoken, and then looking at the places of origin of those languages, scientists noticed an interesting pattern — languages with ejectives all originated at high altitudes.
The possible reason for this trend involves air pressure. Creating an ejective sound requires effort to push the air through the mouth forcefully, and at higher altitudes the lower air pressure makes these sounds easier to create.
Do you speak a language that uses ejectives? Are there other ways that you can think of that geography might influence the development of language?
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Beavers and sea otters are known for having this amazing fur that traps air when they dive underwater, helping to keep their little blubber-less bodies warm. This is what inspired MIT engineers to create a fur-like rubbery pelt. They wanted to figure out how these mammals star warm and even dry while diving in and out of icy waters.
The Plan: Make precise, fur-like surfaces of various dimensions, dunk the surfaces in liquid at different speeds, and use video imaging to measure the air that is trapped in the fur during each each dive.
"We are particularly interested in wetsuits for surfing, where the athlete moves frequently between air and water environments," says Anette (Peko) Hosoi, a professor of mechanical engineering and associate head of the department at MIT. "We can control the length, spacing, and arrangement of hairs, which allows us to design textures to match certain dive speeds and maximize the wetsuit's dry region."
The team at MIT made several molds by laser-cutting thousands of tiny holes in small acrylic blocks. Each mold was altered, varying in size and the spacing of individual hairs. The molds were then filled with a soft casting rubber.
Researchers mounted each hairy piece of rubber and submerged them in silicone oil. They chose oil so they could better observe any air pockets forming.
Results: The team learned that the spacing of individual hairs, and the speed at which they were plunged, played a large role in determining how much air a surface could trap. Surfaces with denser fur, plunged at higher speeds, generally retained more air within the hairs.
So, what does this mean? If you've ever worn a wetsuit you know they can be heavy and hard to move around in. Let's pretend a wetsuit is made out of this fabricated hairy material, using air for insulation instead of soggy rubber. The bio-inspired wetsuit would be lightweight and behave better in water.
Can you imagine? Light, warm, furry wetsuits? I'm in! 🏄
The results were published in the journal Physical Review Fluids. You can view the study here -along with some pretty epic charts, diagrams, and photos.


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Adelberg Family History
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Adelberg Name Meaning
German: habitational name from a place in southwestern Germany called Adelberg, named with Middle High German adel 'noble' + berg 'mountain'. Jewish (Ashkenazic): ornamental name composed of German adel 'noble' + Berg 'mountain'.
Source: Dictionary of American Family Names ©2013, Oxford University Press
Similar surnames: Edelberg, Selberg, Melberg, Helberg, Heiberg, Arenberg, Milberg


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Definition of obelisk:
Google Ngram Viewer results for obelisk:
This graph shows how "obelisk" have occurred between 1800 and 2008 in a corpus of English books.
Examples of usage for obelisk:
The residence of the governor of the district, the courts of law, and the citadel are within the Kremlin, where there is also a fine monument in the form of an obelisk eighty feet high, erected to the memory of Mininn and Pojarski, the two patriots who liberated their country from the Poles in 1612. This Kremlin, like that at Moscow, is situated on an elevation overlooking the town and the broad valley of the Volga. "Due North or Glimpses of Scandinavia and Russia", Maturin M. Ballou.
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Definitions of domain:
- noun: a knowledge domain that you are interested in or are communicating about
Example: "It was a limited domain of discourse"
- noun: territory over which rule or control is exercised
Example: "His domain extended into Europe"
- noun: the set of values of the independent variable for which a function is defined
- noun: people in general; especially a distinctive group of people with some shared interest
- noun: a particular environment or walk of life
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Torque Specifications for Rocker Arm Bolts for a 3.1 Liter Chevy V-6
by Anne Davis
The 3.1-liter engine is a member of GM's 60-degree V6-engine family. GM, the parent company of Chevrolet, began producing these engines in 1980. The manufacturer produced its first 3.1-liter in 1993.
Rocker Arm
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An engine's rocker arm is a reciprocating lever that transfers radial movement to open the poppet valve, a valve responsible for opening and closing the intake and exhaust ports in the engine's cylinder heads. The rotating lobes of the camshaft raise and lower one end of the rocker arm while the other end acts upon the poppet valve stem.
Torque refers to the force required to rotate an object, in this case a nut or a bolt, around an axis or pivot. You can think of it as a twist.
Torque Specifications
For 3.1-liter engines built between 1995 and 1997, the rocker arm bolts require two steps to reach 7.42 foot-pounds of torque in order to attach to the cylinder head. For later engines, these same bolts should receive 14 foot-pounds of torque to join properly.
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- What fortify means?
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- What does a faint scent mean?
- Is JAWE a Scrabble word?
- Is Lawe a Scrabble word?
- How do you spell faint or feint?
- What does fortify yourself mean?
- What does it mean to fortify food?
- How do you fortify something?
- What color is faint?
- What is the meaning of feint?
- Is Faint a Scrabble word?
- How do you use feint in a sentence?
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What fortify means?
: to make strong: such as.
a : to strengthen and secure (a place, such as a town) by forts or batteries a city fortified by high walls.
b : to give physical strength, courage, or endurance to fortified by a hearty meal..
How do you spell claim?
Correct spelling for the English word "claim" is [klˈe͡ɪm], [klˈeɪm], [k_l_ˈeɪ_m] (IPA phonetic alphabet).
Is Rawe a Scrabble word?
RAWE is not a valid scrabble word.
What does a faint scent mean?
: not clearly seen, heard, tasted, felt, etc. We heard a faint noise. a faint smell/odor/aroma.
Is JAWE a Scrabble word?
JAWE is not a valid scrabble word.
Is Lawe a Scrabble word?
No, lawe is not in the scrabble dictionary.
How do you spell faint or feint?
Summary: Faint or Feint?As a verb and a noun, the word faint refers to a loss of consciousness. However, it can also be used as an adjective meaning "weak" or "dizzy."The verb and noun versions of feint both refer to a deceptive attack or movement. As such, this term is used when describing a fight or battle.
What does fortify yourself mean?
to make strong; impart strength or vigor to: to fortify oneself with a good breakfast.
What does it mean to fortify food?
A food that has extra nutrients added to it or has nutrients added that are not normally there. Examples are milk with vitamin D added and salt with iodine added.
How do you fortify something?
fortifyfortify something (against somebody/something) to make a place more able to resist attack, especially by building high walls. … fortify somebody/yourself (against somebody/something) to make somebody/yourself feel stronger, braver, etc. … to make a feeling or an attitude stronger.More items…
What color is faint?
The definition of faint is something without strength such as a very quiet sound or a very light color. An example of faint is a very pale yellow painted on a wall.
What is the meaning of feint?
: something feigned specifically : a mock blow or attack on or toward one part in order to distract attention from the point one really intends to attack The boxer made a feint with his right, then followed with a left hook. feint. verb. feinted; feinting; feints.
Is Faint a Scrabble word?
FAINT is a valid scrabble word.
How do you use feint in a sentence?
Feint sentence examplesInvasion was but a feint, executed by an army too weak to do much harm. … Grant felt that this was a mere feint to screen some other move. … This game was not for the feint of heart. … This process is not for the feint of heart.More items…
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An iterative finite difference beam propagation method based on the Crank-Nicholson scheme is presented to simulate continuous wave (CW) second-order nonlinear effects in optical waveguides with the depletion of the pump wave taken into account. This method is an extension of the linear finite-difference beam propagation method and preserves the same order of accuracy. Comparisons with the previously published explicit finite difference beam propagation method and the rectangular approximation method are presented. Quasi-phase matched difference frequency generation in AlGaAs and quasi-phase-matched second harmonic generation in LiNbO3 are considered in the evaluation, showing that one iteration for the IFD-BPM is sufficient for the simulation with good accuracy and without increasing much computation time.
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Definition of Long-wool
1. Adjective. (of sheep) having relatively long wool.
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Lexicographical Neighbors of Long-wool
Literary usage of Long-wool
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Report of the Secretary for Agriculture by United States Dept. of Agriculture (1866)
"The demand for long wool is still unsatisfied, and the movement of... The breeding of long-wool sheep, especially of Cotswolds, Shropshire, and other Downs..."
2. Report of the Secretary of Agriculture by United States Dept. of Agriculture (1865)
"The old Lincoln sheep produced a long wool, making a fabric of lustrous... 4 Mr. Unwin observed that there was a greater demand for long wool and a wider..."
3. The Monthly Review by Ralph Griffiths (1782)
"... long wool; for tbe duty on exportation mutt be laid in a determinate fum on every pound of wool exported...."
4. The Encyclopaedia Britannica: A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and General by Thomas Spencer Baynes (1890)
"It will be obvious that the gill-boxes through which long wool passes, while possessing the power of bringing the fibres into s smooth, equal,..."
5. English Farming Past & Present by Rowland Edmund Prothero Ernle (1917)
"In England, long wool was employed mainly for worsted fabrics,... In long wool, or combing-wool, England had practically a monopoly of the markets,..."
6. The Parliamentary Debatesby Thomas Curson Hansard, Great Britain Parliament by Thomas Curson Hansard, Great Britain Parliament (1825)
"Every pound of long wool enabled the manufacturer to work up a certain quantity of inferior fine wool ; and, if the long wool were exported, the inferior..."


Doing This With Your Hands Makes People Not Trust You, Experts Say
You probably don't even realize you're doing it, but it may be turning people off, according to experts.
Especially with face masks covering our mouths these days, body language is a huge factor in how we come across. Whether you're sitting straight up, slouched over, or fidgeting with your pen, people are quick to make judgements based on the little things you do. In fact, experts say that making one common gesture with your hands makes people less likely to trust you. Read on to find out what it is, and for more on why people may be doubting you, If You Answer Questions This Way, People Don't Trust You, Study Says.
Putting your hands in your pockets makes people not trust you.
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If you want to come off as inviting and trustworthy, keep your hands where people can see them, says Susan Trombetti, a relationship expert and CEO of Exclusive Matchmaking. "When people keep their hands in their pockets, it appears they are hiding something. And someone is more likely to be lying because they are hiding their hands," she explains. Concealing your hands comes across as more controlled, which can be interpreted as "deceitful and untrustworthy," she notes.
In general, when people are being dishonest, they tend to face their palms away from other people, indicating that they're holding back information or emotions, Traci Brown, body language expert and author of How to Detect Lies, Fraud and Identity Theft: Field Guide, told Time. "They may put them in their pockets or even slide them under the table," Brown noted.
And for more telling traits in your romantic life, beware that If Your Partner Has These 4 Qualities, They're More Likely to Cheat on You.
Having your hands in your pockets makes you appear less confident.
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Having your hands in your pocket can also make you seem nervous, which could further give people the impression that you're untrustworthy. "People generally consider individuals with their hands in their pockets to be insecure," explains Girish Shukla, a mental health and psychology expert.
He says that someone with this kind of body language often comes off as if they lack confidence, which makes them seem like even they don't trust the words coming out of their mouth. "Since you appear not confident about what you're saying, then you can't expect others to believe you, and this may give others the impression that you are lying," Shukla says.
And for more on how you might be giving off the wrong impression, This Is the One Habit That Makes You Seem Less Confident to Others.
Keeping open body language makes you seem more trustworthy.
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According to Trombetti, someone who is telling the truth—or at least, seems to be—is more likely to keep their hands open and palms up. When your hands are visible, "the physical openness of your body language invites trust," says Lauren Levy, a sales expert who teaches people in the industry how to appear trustworthy.
"Keeping open hands while talking can give others the idea that you can be trusted and that you know what you are talking about," Shukla says. "Whenever you expose your palms it means that you are not hiding anything."
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There are a few other hand or arm movements you should also avoid.
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While putting your hands in your pockets is a sign that you may be lying, covering your mouth with your hand sends the same message, Trombetti says. Your mouth's expression can give insight into your true thoughts and feelings, so trying to cover that up may seem suspicious.
You may also appear to be hiding something if your arms are crossed, says Levy. Even if you aren't, this closed-off body language still makes you seem generally "not open to new ideas," which doesn't come off as inviting to other people, according to Shukla.
And for more on what you should avoid doing in tense moments, check out The One Word You Should Never Say During an Argument, Experts Warn.
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When distance is a privilege: Physical distancing in low income settlements
Updated: Jun 3, 2020
Tight small spaces with tin roofs, multiple family members including senior citizens housed in a cramped 200 sq ft space, narrow lanes, communal spaces and a raging virus. At a time, when physical distancing is being seen as the only possible counter to the Corona Virus pandemic, across the world, people in low income settlements are struggling to bring in distance in their interactions. Along with abject material poverty, migrant and wage labor status and a weak social safety net, the physical constraints in urban slums are making the residents one of the most vulnerable groups.
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Why physical distancing is difficult in slums
1. Tight spaces: In a slum or a ghetto, the sizes of houses do not allow for adequate physical distancing both within and outside the house. Large families live in confined spaces which will completely negates the possibility of quarantine or isolation if any symptoms show up.
2. Blurred public and private spaces: There is no clear demarcation of public and private spaces in a slum. It means that the boundaries of home are usually extended to outside the house and commonly accessed areas. This means that the lower sense of risk associated with the home environment extends to outside the house. This could impact critical behaviors like mask usage and hand washing.
3. Large involvement in essential service provision: A lot of lower income families are involved in the provision of essential services including sale of essentials, jobs in sanitation and health care departments and being engaged in essential construction related work. Such jobs require consistent interface with a large number of people and puts the neighborhood at an additional risk.
4. Lack of sanitation facilities: One of the critical problems associated with physical distancing is the lack of proper sanitation facilities in slums. Use of community toilets makes people regularly move out of their houses and physical distancing and adequate hygiene are both inadequate in such community toilets
5. Lack of drinking water facilities: Slums have a constant problem with access to water and have to usually either purchase it or have to collect it from common points. Apart from hampering lockdown efforts it also impedes regular hand-washing practices with water being strictly rationed.
What needs to be attempted:
1. Communication demarcating inside and outside: It is necessary to take the context of the space to mind and communicate about what constitutes inside and outside for residents. Considering the space crunch, only the physical house cannot be considered as the inside and the definition has to be extended to shared lanes or even a cluster that are accessed by people. Risk communication should be adjusted to these demarcations.
2. Think of cohorts, not households: Communication while being extremely localized, should be targeted towards cohorts and not households. Due to the communal nature of living, risk communication targeted towards cohorts would be beneficial in ensuring adequate checks from the community. It would also be helpful in acknowledging the fact that social engagements intended for the family actually extend to slightly larger groups. Communicating to cohorts would cover more actors who would otherwise be considered almost as family and by inference, outside the ambit of physical distancing.
3. Bring services closer to home: Physical distancing measures can be strictly enforced if the necessary travel for services can be minimized and services can be brought closer to home. This includes provision of more mobile toilets, delivery of water and groceries at the door-step etc.
4. Saturate the environment with cues: If bringing services closer is not possible to due to resource and logistical barriers, the common access points like community toilets, water collection and water purchase points etc. need to be re-designed with strong cues to enforce physical distancing. This includes putting nudges like physical distancing circles, mask usage communication, sanitizer dispensing points at the entrance and exit points.
5. Use trusted messengers: Physical distancing in a community with tight spaces and regular interaction will not be easy to come by. Especially when social interactions are key to economic ties. In such situations, using community leaders as a form of authority would be better to ensure buy-in of the messages. This could include corporators, religious leaders, teachers and other local elders.
6. Prepare people to deal with quarantine isolation and familiarizing facilities: The possibility of self-isolating or quarantining in the small settlements and crowded neighbourhoods for a at-risk individual is next to impossible. Therefore, most governments would move both all at-risk individuals including the family of an infected person to a quarantine facility away from the slum.
This is a huge flux and a scary transition for people as it takes away all aspects of familiarity. This could also lead to dissonance due to the asymptomatic natures of the disease and a dampened risk perception. The fear could also lead to under-reporting of symptoms.
The administration could look into anticipating this fear and talk of the possibility of quarantining outside the neighbourhood. The population should be socialised early and in small doses with the quarantine facilities, so that it does not completely seem unfamiliar in the eventuality of quarantining.
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Our question this week was: Why do some puppies have their tails cut off
Tail docking is the surgical removal of part of the tail. This procedure is most often performed in healthy puppies
between 2 to 5 days of age.
A similar procedure may be performed in older pets, but this is considered a tail amputation, not a tail dock.
Tail docking is most often performed in puppies to prevent tail damage in certain breeds, for hygiene reasons and to comply with specific breed standards.
Here is an article that gives more information on how it is done: Tail docking
. Our question this week came from Lyndl U., from Seattle, Washington.
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How Do Elves Breath?
Generally glittering dust that emanates from mystical creatures is a sign of enchanted magics at work. The most famous is of course Fairy Dust. Something Fairies produce when flying, or utilizing their powers. Elves hard at work, or utilizing magics may produce Elf Dust from their hands. Walking can cause the dust to sparkle from their feet leaving a clear trail behind them. These are in essence enchanted waste products caused by metaphysical energies being exerted in our physical world as metaphysical matter. If this was a perfect paranormal planet made of enchanted energies then dandy dusts of the supernatural sort wouldn't exist!
Most often Elf Dust is a by-product of their respiration process. When exhaled it's invisible most of time. However it accumulates in the surrounding environment. At North Pole City much of the glitter in the snow is actually Elf Dust. The majority of Elves, including Santa Claus's Enchanted Elves, only breath the Helium in our atmosphere. This partly explains their comical low pitched voices. Helium composes a mere 0.000524% of our air as opposed to the Oxygen we breath which makes up 20.946%. Elfin cells paranormally process the Helium, and manufacture an Argon-Neon compound of Ar²Ne³ that is exhaled from their lungs. Scientifically such a compound could never exist but this is the world of the supernatural we're talking about here. That being said the second this rare gas hits the air it immediately breaks down to Argon, and Neon. These gases, famous for causing the glow of Neon lamps, emit a brief glow from the Elves nose, and mouth if viewed in complete darkness. In addition the exhaled Elf Dust will visibly shimmer in that moment as well.
Elf Dust, like Fairy Dust, is a prime ingredient in several magical spells. Elf Dust is used in powerful spells due to it being harder to come by
than the Fairy variety. Elf Dust on it's own can be manipulated to provide temporary powers. In some cases breathing it in, or eating it directly can cause supernatural side effects. Simply carrying it around is thought to bring good luck. Tossing it at an entity of evil often causes some measure of repellent properties. Elf Dust can come in a variety of colors that can produce a plethora of paranormal properties. Santa's Elves produce a multi-colored dust with emphasis on the red, gold, and green glitter. Genuine Elf or Fairy dust always emits it's own luminosity. However the metaphysical energy powering it dissipates over the centuries, and most varieties will dull after 1000 years. If you should come across Elf Dust then use it sparingly because you may never find any again!


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- What is Hamlet and why should I use it instead of Atlantis WG?
- How soon should you apply Hamlet?
- Can Hamlet be used to treat resistant black-grass?
- Should Hamlet be applied with a residual partner?
- Best Nozzles to use for Hamlet
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Miles Taylor, Bayer black-grass task force member explains which nozzles are best for Hamlet.


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Learning Sealing: Traditional Knowledge Strengthening Awareness of Being Greenlandic Today
This thesis investigates in which ways learning 'traditional' knowledge such as seal hunting is a strengthening factor for the awareness of being Greenlandic today. It looks at knowledge transfer between one generation and the next as well as the role of knowledge transfer in the education system. Finally, the tension or interplay between possessing traditional knowledge and living as a modern people is discussed. Through primarily using qualitative research in the shape of interviews of twelve individuals, this thesis draws on examples from various kinds of education, while accounts from staff at the Children's Home Uummannaq and from young Greenlanders also provide information on passing of knowledge outside the educational system. The data will be analysed drawing on a range of theories from the cross-disciplinary field of my study, naming Fikret Berkes' model on traditional ecological knowledge, Thomas La Belle's theories on informal versus formal education, Gayatri Spivak's theory on the voices of the subalterns and epistemic violence, and Benedict Anderson's Imagined Communities, to name a few examples. This thesis presents voices of particular Greenlanders rather than attempting to account for the Greenlandic people as a whole, and through these voices it is shown that learning sealing in a symbolic or a practical way strengthens the awareness of young Greenlanders.
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The Tugu Peringatan Negara or more commonly referred to as Tugu Negara, is a complex located in Kuala Lumpur, adjacent to the Perdana Botanical Gardens.
The complex that houses the Tugu Negara also houses the Kuala Lumpur Cenotaph, which was originally erected by the British colonial administration.
The Cenotaph was originally located elsewhere but later transferred to the complex when works on the Tugu Negara complex began.
The Tugu Negara was designed by an Austrian, Felix de Weldon, who also designed the USMC (United States Marine Corp) War Memorial located in Virginia, USA. Works on the Tugu Negara began in 1963 and it was finally opened to the public in 1966.
The conceptualization of the Tugu Negara complex is to honour the approximate 11,000 dead from World War I (_PHONE_), World War II (_PHONE_) and The Malayan Emergency (_PHONE_).
The Tugu Negara was damaged in August 1975, when explosives were used by subversive elements to try to destroy the Tugu Negara. However, only two of the sculptures were damaged and restored soon afterwards.


CHOW points out that the process of baking the beans a few times causes a chemical reaction called pyrolysis, where the sugars and amino acids in the beans start to give off a rather unpleasant smell. They're still edible, they just wouldn't be fun to eat. Instead, line the bottom of the pie crust with parchment paper and pour in some rice. Bake your pie crust, and it'll still hold its shape, but some of the butter from the crust will seep through the paper and get into the rice.
You can then cook the toasted rice into a delicious, buttery rice pilaf, as opposed to pouring mildly smelly beans into a plastic bag for the next time you want to make a pie. Do you use beans for pie crusts, or just buy pre-made? Share your baking tips in the comments below. Photo by Kimberly Vardeman.
Can I Eat the Beans I Use for Pie Weights? | CHOW via The Kitchn


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The Hermite polynomials are defined as $$H_n(x)=(-1)^n e^{x^2}\dfrac{d^n}{dx^n}e^{-x^2}.$$
How does one prove that all the roots of the Hermite polynomial are real?
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By induction, $H_n$ is a polynomial of degree $n$. Its roots are the zeros of $u_n(x) = \frac{d^n}{dx^n} e^{-x^2}$. But by Rolle's theorem, between any two zeros of a differentiable function there is a zero of its derivative. The same is true between a zero and $+\infty$ or $-\infty$ for a function that goes to $0$ at $\pm \infty$.
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This is a great answer! – rotten Feb 2 '12 at 6:48
_USER_ Israel I will complete the answer in the following:Assume the result is right when k=n-1, that is $u_{n-1}(x)$ has n-1 real roots.Then consider when k=n, by Rolle's theorem, there are n-2 real roots which satisfies u_n(x)=0, name them $$a_1


Forest Therapy
Nature Based Therapy
Forest Therapy is a nature based therapy or treatment intervention designed to support people with specific needs. It is grounded in the Forest Bathing practise of sensory connection through immersion in the forest atmosphere. A Forest Therapist works in partnership with healthcare professionals to create and design therapeutic nature based programmes.
Forest Therapy can be a supportive, complementary therapy for many different populations. Nature Interventions and Green Prescriptions can be designed for Wellness, Stress Management, Rehabilitation, Mental Health and Cancer Patients. It is a guided practise to enhance physical, mental and social wellbeing of the group. Each programme or course is precisely tailored to meet clients requirements.
Participants are given the tools to develop their stress management skills. Forest Therapy increases a sense of purpose through nature connectedness, leading to enhanced self awareness. This in turn improves individuals mood, reduces anxiety and empowers them with better emotional control. Knock on effects include more energy, higher levels of focus and creativity, more meaningful engagement in activities and higher self esteem. Many trees give off organic compounds called phytoncides,which increases our NK (natural killer cells ) which increase our white blood cells, helping to fight disease and infections.


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Finally a simple command to easily add a looping jukebox music track to any area of your world via command blocks.
The plug-in has been tested on 1.6.2 but should work with older versions too.
 - /playmusic [ ]: Starts a single play of a jukebox record for a player, optionally at a custom x/y/z location. If location isn't specified then the player's current position is used. If triggered before the previous record has finished then the command is ignored.
 - /playmusic ForceStart [ ]: Starts the jukebox record immediately whether the previous play has finished or not.
 - /playmusic Stop: Stops the music for a given player.
 currently only supports Minecraft's built-in music discs: 13, Cat, Blocks, Chirp, Far, Mall, Mellohi, Stal, Strad, Ward, 11, Wait
To create an area with looping music (such as a world lobby or themed area) attach a command block to a redstone clock circuit (eg. a hopper clock) and add the command "playmusic _USER_[r=60] Mellohi". Any players within 60 blocks of the command block will hear Mellohi in a loop from their current position.
Equally you could trigger a single play on a redstone event such as a pressure plate or tripwire. Use ForceStart if this should interrupt any music still playing from a previous playmusic command (the plugin will always override music played from a jukebox block).
The music behaves as if it were played by a jukebox, so it has the same range of 65 blocks from the play location and doesn't follow the player until the track restarts. If you want the music to come from a fixed location in your map then enter co-ordinates eg. "playmusic _USER_[r=60] Mellohi -100 70 150".
By having several command blocks triggered at different times on a clock circuit with different records specified you can create a random play playlist, however different users will hear different songs.
 - Avatar of brainflakes brainflakes Aug 19, 2013 at 15:10 UTC - 0 likes
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 Hi SpookyPirate, if you don't mind random order then simply having multiple command blocks triggered at different times with different records will create a random playlist, like a music wheel of fortune
 Random play
 Different players will hear different music tho, it's hard to avoid that as music handling in standard Minecraft is very basic and done entirely on the client (all the server can do is tell a client to start a music track from the beginning, so there's no way to come in on a track that's played halfway through already)
 - Avatar of SpookyPirate SpookyPirate Aug 19, 2013 at 11:17 UTC - 0 likes
 Hello. I've been looking for a plugin like this for awhile now to replace the jukeloop plugin I use. Is it possible to enter several disk names at once and make it continually play through them all?
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What's The Difference: Menudo Vs. Igado
Here are the ingredients that make these two Filipino dishes different.
IMAGE Majoy Siason
ILLUSTRATOR Roselle Miranda
Many pork stew recipes have similar ingredients. It's made with pork, it has chunks of vegetables, and is stewed in a flavorful sauce that brings the dish together into a satisfying meal.
While these may all seem the same, it's the tiny differences in ingredients that make these pork stews different from each other. In the case of menudo and igado, the two dishes actually share many similarities while the differences are minimal.
Both are pork stews with pork liver. Each is a savory, tangy stew that uses a few similar ingredients such as soy sauce that replaces the salt and a sour ingredient to complement the savoriness. Each also has a few ingredients that differentiate it from the other. Here are those differences:
1 Menudo is a saucy stew. Igado is cooked until almost dry.
A sauce is common for stews. Stews are dishes that are simmered, usually over low heat or flame, so that not only will the meat tenderize in this time, the ingredients that make up the sauce or liquid will also become more flavorful through the long cooking time.
For the menudo, this means it results in a thick tomato-based sauce that coats each chunk. For igado, the savory sauce is sometimes simmered until almost dry. This doesn't mean igado is dry, only that the pork absorbs most of the flavors as it simmers. This thick and concentrated sauce then coats the pork and other ingredients, resulting in a dish that is less saucy than menudo but also one that's super flavorful.
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Menudo uses small cubes of pork. Igado uses pork sliced into strips.
One look at both dishes will tell you what is served: if the pork pieces have been cut into small cubes, chances are the dish is a menudo. If you see pork strips along with the bell peppers, it's igado
While you can easily change up the cuts of the pork, these are the common pork cuts that you'll find for these two dishes.
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Menudo has potatoes and carrots. Igado uses green peas and bell peppers.
Another quick look at the two dishes reveals that even the vegetables are different.
While menudo sticks to the usual root vegetables many stews use, namely, potatoes and carrots, igado veers away from those common ingredients. Instead, it takes a page from another stew, the kaldereta, and uses green peas and bell peppers to accompany the pork. The green peas are added nutrition and color but the bell peppers give the igado its unique sweet, bitter flavor that makes it taste different.
Menudo uses tomato sauce. Igado uses vinegar.
This might be the most telling difference when it comes to taste. While the look of the dish can instantly tell you that you're eating a different dish, the taste of each dish will definitely solidify your opinion.
Give menudo a taste and you'll notice that the main ingredient in the sauce is the tangy tomatoes seasoned with soy sauce. There's an underlying sweetness to it, too. It's might be from the raisins that were tossed in or the sugar that not only sweetens but also helps balance the flavor of the sour tomatoes.
The igado however uses a different souring ingredient instead of tomato sauce: vinegar. You might actually think that igado is another kind of adobo, since it uses the same two main ingredients, soy sauce and vinegar. However, its other ingredients, namely the pork liver and the bell peppers, that make this beloved Ilocano recipe taste even more different than even the adobo
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Perform isotropic reoreientational eigenmode dynamics analysis using given IRED vectors.
ired [relax freq [NHdist ]] [order ] tstep tcorr out [norm] [drct] modes [name ] [ds2matrix ]
[relax freq [NHdist ]] Should only be used when ired vectors represent N-H bonds; calculate correlation times tm for each eigenmode and relaxation rates and NOEs for each N-H vector. 'freq ' (required) is the Lamor frequency of the measurement. 'NHdist ' specifies the length of the NH bond in Angstroms (default is 1.02).
order Order of the Legendre polynomials to use when calculating spherical harmonics (default 2).
tstep Time between snapshots in ps (default 1.0).
tcorr Maximum time to calculate correlation functions for in ps (default 10000.0).
out Name of file to write output to.
[norm] Normalize all correlation functions, i.e., Cl(t = 0) = Pl(t = 0) = 1:0.
[drct] Use the direct method to calculate correlations instead of FFT; this will be much slower.
modes Name of previously calculated eigenmodes corresponding to IRED vectors.
[name ] Output data set name.
[ds2matrix ] If specified, write full delta*S^2 matrix (# IRED vector rows by # eigenmodes columns) to .
DataSets Created:
[S2] S2 order parameters for each vector.
[Plateau] Plateau values for each vector.
[TauM] TauM values for each vector.
[dS2] Full delta*S^2 matrix.
[T1] T1 relaxation values for each vector.
[T2] T2 relaxation values for each vector.
[NOE] NOEs for each vector.
[Cm(t)]:X Cm(t) function for vector X.
[Cj(t)]:X Cj(t) function for vector X.
Peform IRED[reference] analysis on previously defined IRED vectors (see vector ired) using eigenmodes calculated from those vectors with a previous 'diagmatrix' command. The number of defined IRED vectors should match the number of eigenmodes calculated. Autocorrelation functions for each mode and the corresponding correlation time tm will be written to filename.cmt. Autocorrelation functions for each vector will be written to filename.cjt.
Relaxation rates and NOEs for each N-H vector will be written to or added to the the end of the standard output. For the calculation of tm the normalized correlation functions and only the first third of the analyzed time steps will be used. For further information on the convergence of correlation functions see reference.
Example of IRED in Cpptraj
In cpptraj, IRED analysis[566] can now be performed in one pass (as opposed to the two passes previously required in ptraj). First, IRED vectors are defined (in this case for N-H bonds) and an IRED matrix is calculated and analyzed. The IRED vectors are then projected onto the calculated IRED eigenvectors in the ired analysis command to calculate the time correlation functions. If the parameter order is specified, order parameters based
on IRED are calculated. By specifying the relax parameter, relaxation rates and NOEs can be obtained for each N-H vector. Note that the order of the IRED matrix should be the same as the one specified for IRED analysis.
# Define N-H IRED vectors
vector v0 _USER_ ired _USER_
vector v1 _USER_ ired _USER_
vector v5 _USER_ ired _USER_
vector v6 _USER_ ired _USER_'
# Define IRED matrix using all previous IRED vectors
matrix ired name matired order 2
# Diagonalize IRED matrix
diagmatrix matired vecs 6 out ired.vec name ired.vec
# Perform IRED analysis
ired relax NHdist 1.02 freq 500.0 tstep 1.0 tcorr 100.0 out v0.out noefile noe order 2


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MicroKernel Router Status Codes
This section lists the status codes you can receive from the MicroKernel router, which receives requests from the Btrieve requesters and routes them to the correct version of the MicroKernel.
3000: The MicroKernel router encountered a memory allocation error
The MicroKernel router could not internally allocate memory. Check the Pervasive Event Log (PVSW.LOG) for more information.
3001: Local access is unavailable to the MicroKernel router
A call to the MicroKernel failed. This is most likely the result of an incorrect configuration. For example, if the MicroKernel is unavailable because of configuration settings and the file to be opened is local, then the MicroKernel router returns this status code.
3002: The MicroKernel router resource DLL is unavailable
The MicroKernel resource DLL is either missing or incompatible with the current version of the router. If this happens, the MicroKernel reverts to its default settings and continues to run. Check the Pervasive Event Log (PVSW.LOG) for more information.
3003: The MicroKernel router detected an incompatible network component
The networking services component is not compatible with this version of the MicroKernel router. The most likely cause is that the Networking services DLL has been replaced by an older version. Check the Pervasive Event Log (PVSW.LOG) for more information.
3004: The MicroKernel is not responding to the MicroKernel router
The MicroKernel is not responding to requests from the MicroKernel router. Verify that the MicroKernel is running.
3005: The MicroKernel router encountered an operating system error
The MicroKernel router encountered an unexpected error from the operating system, such as a shared memory failure. Check the Pervasive Event Log (PVSW.LOG) for more information.
3006: The MicroKernel router detected an invalid session
The session information contained in a position block is invalid. This status code occurs for one of the following reasons:
- The application is trying to use a position block for a file that resides on an engine and for which the connection has been previously terminated via a B_STOP (25) or B_RESET (28) operation.
- The application is trying to use a position block for a file that resides on a remote server and that encountered an abnormal network error on a previous operation.
- When using only the NetBIOS protocol with a remote Workgroup engine, the client is sending more bytes than can fit into the engine's network read buffer. Go the machine where the remote Workgroup engine is installed, and try increasing the value of the configuration parameter, Server4Communication Buffer Size4Read Buffer Size.
3008: Invalid configuration for MicroKernel router
This status code results from an invalid configuration. For example, if both client configuration options, Access4Use Local MicroKernel Engine and Access4Use Remote MicroKernel Engine are set to Off, the router has no valid path to take. If this situation occurs, set at least one of these options to On, depending on whether you are using a local engine, a remote Server engine, or both.
3009: NETinterface.DLL is not loaded
The MicroKernel router could not find NETAPI.DLL.
3012: Local engine is not accessible to the MicroKernel router
Access to the local engine is not possible because it is not loaded or could not be launched. You can receive this status code if you try to access a local file on a client and you do not have a Workgroup engine installed or if you try to access a local file on a server and the Server engine is not running.
If you have only a server engine installed and your Pervasive Event Log (PVSW.LOG) contains Status Code 3012 warning entries, perform the following steps:
To Turn Off Local Engine support (for clients and workstations only):
- Start Pervasive PSQL Control Center (see "Starting PCC on Windows" on page 3-3 in Pervasive PSQL User's Guide).
- Expand Local Client. Right-click MicroKernel Router and select Properties. Login if prompted.
- Click Access.
- In the right hand frame, change the value of Use Local MicroKernel Engine to Off.
- In the right-hand frame, change the value of Use Remote MicroKernel Engine to On. Click OK.
- Restart the engines for the new settings to take effect.
3013: The remote engine is inaccessible to the MicroKernel router because the networking component is not loaded
Access to the remote engine is not possible because the MicroKernel router could not initialize the networking component. Possible causes include:
- The client configuration option, Access4Use Remote MicroKernel Engine, is incorrectly set to Off. Set it to On to access a remote Server engine.
- The required networking component could not be found or is not compatible.
3014: The MicroKernel router cannot find an engine
The MicroKernel router could not complete the operation because it did not find an engine (local or remote) that could process the operation. Possible causes include:
- The target network operating system is not available.
- The target engine is not available.
- In a Windows 3.x environment, you are using a shared drive name that contains a space. To resolve the condition, remove the space from the shared drive name. For example, if you connect to a server named "D Drive", change the share name to "D_Drive".
3015: The MicroKernel router encountered an initialization error
An unexpected error occurred during the initialization of the MicroKernel router. Check the Pervasive Event Log (PVSW.LOG) for more information.
3016: The MicroKernel router encountered an internal error
The MicroKernel router encountered an internal error. Check the Pervasive Event Log (PVSW.LOG) for more information.
3017: Data buffer of the local engine is too small
The requester has more data to send the MicroKernel than the MicroKernel buffers can handle. This status code is only relevant to an engine running locally and does not apply to client/server environments. Some possible solutions include:
- Specify higher values for Communications Buffer Size (see "Configuration Reference" on page 4-1 in Advanced Operations Guide.
- Use smaller buffers in your operations.
3018: The file is already closed
The MicroKernel router is shut down and is not accepting any more requests.
3019: The MicroKernel router encountered a semaphore error
A semaphore error occurred while trying to establish contact with the local engine. Check the Pervasive Event Log (PVSW.LOG) for more information.
3020: An error occurred while loading the MicroKernel
You receive this status code when an error occurs while loading the MicroKernel or when access to the server and client machine shared memory objects are unavailable. Check the Pervasive Event Log (PVSW.LOG) for more information.
3021: The MicroKernel router received a badly formatted data packet
The MicroKernel router rejected the response from the engine because it was badly formatted.Check the Pervasive Event Log (PVSW.LOG) for more information.
3022: The MicroKernel router could not send the request to the remote engine because the specified data buffer length resulted in a data packet object that is too large
A request to the MicroKernel router specified a data buffer length that resulted in a data packet size greater than 64 KB, which is the maximum. This can occur even if the data buffer length for the request is smaller than 64 KB because the MicroKernel router adds some packet overhead as it forms the data packet. Check the Pervasive Event Log (PVSW.LOG) for more information.
3030: Remote access not allowed
This code is returned if the path is remote, the client configuration setting for Use Local MicroKernel Engine has been set to Off, and either:
- the key number on the open request indicates 'local only'; OR
- the configuration setting for Use Remote MicroKernel Engine is set to Off.
3031: Linux requester cannot connect to this server
This code is returned if a Pervasive PSQL Linux requester attempts to connect to a Pervasive.SQL 2000 server that has Service Pack 2a or earlier, or a Pervasive.SQL V8 server without Service Pack 1.
- To use the Linux requester to connect to a Pervasive.SQL 2000 server, you must have a special update that is available at _URL_
- To use the Linux requester to connect to a Pervasive.SQL V8 server, you must have Service Pack 1 or higher which is available for download at _URL_
3032: Failed to initialize shared memory to local engine
This status code results if a second user attempts to access another user's database engine through the transactional interface. The application is unable to connect to the local engine. Possibly a database engine has been started by another user on the machine in a non-elevated mode. If so, other users will not be able to connect to that engine.
One situation in which this status code may result is if a user starts the Workgroup Engine or Cache Engine in a Terminal Services session or by switching users through fast-user switching. Other users on the system cannot access that engine nor can they start their own copy of the engine. To allow multiple users access to a Workgroup Engine or Cache Engine in a Terminal Services session or through fast-user switching, start that engine as a service instead of as an executable.
The Btrieve Status Code Listing, incorporated in this Documentation, has been provided with the written permission of Pervasive Software Inc.


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Material: Keyboard + Resin Diamond
Type of diamond: Full drill
DIY Diamond painting production steps:
1. Open the box and check the diamond draw special tools
2. View the resin diamond color, arranged in order of coding
3. Uncover tape drawing above, you will see a lot of symbols corresponding to the color coding
4. According to the corresponding color coded clamp the corresponding the resin inlaid diamonds
5. Suggested that one type of the resin diamond one set completed faster
6. In order to create a perfect diamond painting, drawings put together in one place every row symbols do not have to stay stuck diamonds
7. To cut a good figure on the drawings hold sorted array mounted to the plane of the material above
8. Splices need flat against the neat, do not have cracks
9. After a good fight, the rest of the gap at the glue corresponding symbols of diamonds
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This is DIY diamond painting, not finished, and you need to finish it yourself. All products are manual measurement, please allow 1-2cm deviation.
Because the light is different from the screen, the color of the item may be slightly different from the picture. Please understand.
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