W&H AIMS – safe infection prevention
W&H AIMS (Advanced Infection prevention Management Solutions) is the workflow for every dental practice. W&H AIMS provides step-by-step support for professional hygiene management to effectively break the chain of infection.
AIMS workflow
W&H AIMS workflow – infection prevention one step at a time
Individual hygiene management
With AIMS, W&H highlights options for efficiently and effectively designing the entire reprocessing process according to your individual needs. W&H AIMS also provides information for infection prevention, breaking the chain of infection, on hygiene and maintenance as well as the general safety of patients and users. This way, you can overcome new and future challenges professionally and safely.
The W&H AIMS workflow
W&H guides you through every individual step of the reprocessing process in order to minimise the risk of infection for users and patients alike. Both of whom often have lots of questions on this subject in particular and not having all the information can quickly lead to uncertainty. This is where the AIMS workflow comes in, providing scientific knowledge and concrete solutions, a combination that helps your practice team to make their professional life safer and less complicated at the same time!
Step-by-step to breaking the chain of infection
How and where do infection risks occur? Why is every step of the reprocessing process crucial? What role does personal protective equipment play? W&H AIMS provides answers to these and many other questions, guiding you step by step along the way to customising your hygiene management process. W&H's reliable product portfolio also offers the perfect complement for implementation into everyday working routines.
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AIMS definition
AIMS definition: A result that your plans or actions are intended to achieve; principles.


Polka Dot Cactus Pleco (L097) (12-14cm)
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Common name: Polka Dot Cactus Pleco (L097) .
Species: Pseudacanthicus sp.
Habitat: Amazon, Lower Amazon, Tapajós.
Potential size: 18cm.
Social behaviour: A peaceful community fish.
Food: Carnivore although not a predator, prawns and chopped mussel appear favourites and promote favourable growth. High quality pellet foods are well received and greatly reduces the volume of waste produced. Some vegetable should also be provided and thus balances the diet.
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A Dragon Egg is a block that spawns on top of the bedrock portal created by the defeat of the Ender Dragon in The End. When they are clicked by the player, it will teleport several blocks away. They currently have no explicit purpose, but are tricky to collect. One of the ways to collect them is to make them teleport off the bedrock they spawn on, dig the block underneath the block the egg is on top of, place a torch in that place and break the block underneath the egg; it will drop as an item. Another way to obtain the egg is placing a piston facing the dragon egg and then pushing the dragon egg. Be careful not to let the dragon egg fall into the portal. And as last you punch a block near the dragon egg and then slowly move to the dragon egg without releasing the mouse button. Punching with the hand is enough to break it.
They currently serve no purpose, other than as a trophy or decoration.
Clicking on the egg in survival or creative causes it to teleport to a place nearby (up to seven blocks vertically and fifteen blocks horizontally), creating the same particles as Endermen, Nether Portals, and Ender Chests. It may teleport into the air and subsequently fall to the ground.
Like Sand, Gravel, primed TNT, and Anvils, Dragon Eggs fall when unsupported (due to the fact that they are affected by gravity), and if they land on a non-solid block, (such as a Torch, Slab or Tall Grass) they will drop as an obtainable item. They cannot suffocate the player from falling onto them.
To obtain the dragon egg, the player may push it with a piston or place any non-solid block (like a torch) under the block the egg rests on and then destroy that block so the egg falls onto it. It is possible for the player to hit one while it is still moving to the point it breaks, however this is difficult. You may also use a parried sword to break the egg and get it that way. It is also possible to obtain a dragon egg in Creative by defeating the dragon.
The dragon egg will not burn in the lava upon teleportation or falling.
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The emergency clause is a provision included as part of a bill in the Oklahoma Legislature that allows it to become effective immediately upon the signature of the Governor or at a specified date. Emergency clauses require approval by two-thirds of the members of both chambers and are voted on separately and subsequently to the vote approving a measure. A law cannot become effective fewer than 90 days after sine die adjournment without an emergency clause. The one exception is the General Appropriations bill, which can take effect on July 1st without an emergency clause and by a simple majority. As a result of State Question 640, a revenue bill, as defined under Article V, Section 33 of the Constitution, cannot contain an emergency clause.


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The list and diagrams which are found on this page are part of Aigars Raumanis' Master's Thesis Saxophone music in Latvia: Collaboration of the composers and performers in the creation of musical pieces. The aim of this paper is to describe the cooperation of composers and musicians in the context of Latvian saxophone music, both quantitatively and qualitatively. The thesis consists of an introduction, 3 chapters and appendices. The first chapter examines the bachelor's and master's theses on saxophone music in Latvia to date. The second chapter presents the collected information with diagrams and tables, as well as explains the possible cause of this data. Third chapter focuses on the cooperation of specific musicians and composers, illustrating the information obtained with fragments of sheet music. The catalogue "Saxophone Music in Latvia _PHONE_" can be found in the appendix.
© Raumanis, A. (2023). Saksofonmūzika Latvijā: Komponistu un atskaņotājmākslinieku sadarbība skaņdarbu tapšanas procesā. Rīga: JVLMA

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I'd like to fit a function to the Sun's electrons flux data (blue dots), please note that x,y axis are in the log scale. The green dots are the "best" fit from the gnuplot program. I have taken the a/x as a test function, but in the log scale that is a linear function. Could anyone give me advice which test function should I take? Great thanks for any advice:)
x - electrons energy [MeV], y - flux
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BTW---$ax^b$ is a line when plotted log--log and collectively these are called "power laws". – dmckee Jul 20 '12 at 15:13
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It would be helpful to include what the x/y axes represent -- the physics of the problem may suggest an answer.
For a generic approach you could just (explicitly) construct $y'=\ln y$, $x'=\ln x$ and then do polynomial fits to this data $x',y'$.
A functional form that might be worth considering is $y = c x^{a +b x}$ which could give you the curvature you're seeing in the log-log plot, but I'd only go there if there was some physical motivation for the $x^{bx}$ behaviour.
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the x axis is an energy [MeV] of electrons; y axis is a flux e- cm^-2 s^-1. – nykon Jul 20 '12 at 14:38
In general you don't want to be thinking "How do I fit to this data set?", but rather "What physics do I suspect here and how should I parameterize it?" so that your fit is physically meaningful.
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You probably have too few points to get a physically significant fit. To get the curvature on the log scale you might try $$\ln(y)=a\left(\ln(x)\right)^2+b\ln(x)+c,$$ i.e. fitting a parabola to those points, but it's unclear that that will give you anything of value (it gives the model $y=Cx^{b+a\ln(x)}$ which is pretty ugly).
I would say you're doing this the wrong way round: start with physical considerations to derive some kind of model and then do a fit to see if it works. The problem is that there is probably a large number of different curves that will fit those points well enough, and more so if you allow more than three or four parameters. The only way out (and even then I'd say it's a feeble one) is to get a large amount of data with large precision. Then, if a model with only a few parameters fits all your points within their uncertainty, you're on to something that theory has to account for.
It also depends on what you want your fit to do. Do you expect some kind of theoretical insight? then look to theory. Do you want to interpolate your data? then there are ready-made interpolation algorithms (some, but not all, of which include a polynomial fit to the data, though they are not usually least-squares fits to all the data but rather exact fits to part of the data). Do you want some kind of derivative or integral from that curve? then evaluate it numerically. And so on.
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Thank You for a good advices. The best scenario is to get the function describing the data. But I think I have to take polynomials into consideration. – nykon Jul 20 '12 at 15:58
This it the way to approach the problem as pure mathematics, but fitting without a physics motivation is very rarely a good idea. – dmckee Jul 20 '12 at 16:51
+1 to dmckee. You won't get a physically meaningful "function describing the data" without some physical insight about what your data is describing. – Emilio Pisanty Jul 22 '12 at 12:58
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Many users of professional audio equipment believe there is no difference between phantom power and bias voltage. Not true! Phantom and bias are not interchangeable. This bulletin explains the differences between phantom and bias, and addresses common misconceptions. Phantom power is a dc voltage (11 – 48 volts) which powers the preamplifier of a condenser microphone. Phantom power is normally supplied by the microphone mixer, but may also be supplied by a separate phantom power supply. Phantom requires a balanced circuit in which XLR pins 2 and 3 carry the same dc voltage relative to …

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Copper Tis a method of contraception.
Copper T (Cu-T) is a small T-shaped Intrauterine Device (IUD) made of soft plastic and copper, that is placed in the uterus to prevent pregnancy.
It releases copper in the uterine cavity, which prevents the sperm from fertilising the egg. It reduces the number and viability of sperms reaching the egg. In case of fertilisation it stops the fertilised egg from making its way to the uterus because the copper kills the fertilised egg.
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Why is it difficult to hold a school bag having a strap made of a thin and strong string?
It is difficult to hold a school bag having a thin strap because the pressure on the shoulders is quite large. This is because the pressure is inversely proportional to the surface area on which the force acts. The smaller is the surface area; the larger will be the pressure on the surface. In the case of a thin strap, the contact surface area is very small. Hence, the pressure exerted on the shoulder is very large.
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Although relationship quality is recognized as a central construct in the relationship marketing literature, relatively little attention has been paid to the issues of: the dimensions of relationship quality, and the directional relationship between relationship quality and related service evaluation outcomes. This study seeks to provide alternative conceptualization of business‐to‐business relationship quality based on the well‐established IMP interaction model and to clarify the relationship between relationship quality and service quality. The findings from an empirical study, support the hypothesis that relationship quality, defined as a higher‐order construct of cooperation, adaptation, and atmosphere, has a positive impact on service quality.
Woo, K. and Ennew, C.T. (2004), "Business‐to‐business relationship quality: An IMP interaction‐based conceptualization and measurement", European Journal of Marketing, Vol. 38 No. 9/10, pp. _PHONE_. _URL_
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Server-Side Ad Insertion
Server-side ad insertion (SSAI) places ad video segments inside the playlist (e.g., manifest file). Ad video segments are usually preferred to NOT go through Teltoo. This is to ensure that every ad hits the original ad server. This allows the ad service provider to monitor the ad accurately and collect data.
To keep ads from going through Teltoo, we need to identify which video segments are ads and which are not. Typically, the URL of the ad segments points to the ad origin CDN or server, which is different from the rest. We will configure Teltoo to ignore segments with such a URL pattern.
Video segments that match the Passthrough URL regex will not go through Teltoo. They will be fetched from the origin CDN or server.
The following is an example of how to define a Passthrough URL:*
This only applies to ads that are part of an activated playlist given that other playlist's video segments will never go through Teltoo in any case.
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Simple explanations for plumbing problems
Low pressure on a Worcester boiler
The majority of central heating systems have a drop in water pressure over time. Normally they are set to between 1 and 1.5 when the radiators are cold. Worcester boilers have a unique way of filling that uses a plastic T shaped key in the bottom of the boiler. For people who don't use it much it can be pretty hard to figure out. This is a basic guide to filling up the boiler.
1. Check the pressure when the radiators are cold, the pointer will be between 1 and 0.
2. Take off the bottom cover. On modern Worcester boilers it slides forward. On older ones it clips off downwards. The cover in the photo is a modern boiler.
3. Get the filling key out of the cover its supplied separately on older boilers and may be a bigger size. The hole it goes into can be on the left or right depending on the age of the boiler.
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4. Line the arrow moulded into the body of the key upto the unlocked padlock moulded into the socket in the boiler.
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5. Then push it in as far as it will go, its sometimes quite a tight fit so a bit of vaseline or soap on the black rubber o rings can help get it in far enough. When its in as far as it will go turn it to the right so the arrow on the key is lined up with the locked padlock on the socket in the boiler.
6. Now slowly turn the little square white knob to the left of the key. To open it turn it to the right until you can hear water flowing. Do this very slowly whilst keeping an eye on the pressure gauge. When it gets between 1 and 1.5 turn it back to the left so the flow of water stops.
7. That's the pressure back to where it should be. Now turn the key back to unlocked and pull it downwards and out. You always get a little splash of water with the key as it comes out which is nothing to worry about. If it splashes then continues running/dripping the little white square knob might not be turned all the way off. Put the key back in the cover and put the cover back on. It generally hooks onto two runners either side then catches at the front.
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Recent paper by QUILL researches features on inside cover of Green Chemistry.
A class of ionic liquids with a built-in active ketone functionality is shown to form adducts with structurally diverse alcohols. The positions of the equilibria for adduct formation are shown to be dependent on the structure of the alcohols. How these functionalised ionic liquids could be applied in altering vapour phase compositions of alcohols and in separations of perfumery alcohols are demonstrated.
The full article is available on the journal's website.


An Artificial Intelligence-based system for boosting career prospects
Singapore (SSG) to build a Deep Learning based AI system that can help Singaporeans choose courses based on their profile and career ambitions. Be it the desire for improving career prospects, or the thrill of picking up new skills just for fun, the AI system has got your back.
The pilot study was initiated in June 2018 with the analysis of SSG's SkillsFuture Credit (SFC) Programme, which offers subsidized courses to all Singapore citizens over the age of 25. Since its launch in 2016, around 285,000 Singaporeans have taken these courses, making it a rich anonymized dataset for course selection and career planning. Researchers at ALSET have worked in close collaboration with SSG, and have fused their expertise and state-of-the-art deep learning-based principles to build a course recommender system stemmed from SFC credit claims data.
By analyzing these data, we believe that recent advances in AI are well suited to the challenges of course recommendation and career guidance. The intelligent recommendation guidance will offer great help to the whole society. By analyzing context information and historical choice, our system aims to help individuals develop themselves better and trying to create a successful road map for them. Using methodologies like collaborative filtering and natural language analysis, we are optimistic that our research will support the creation of impactful technologies.
 - Animesh Prasad (Research Assistant)
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 - Hu Hengchang (Graduate Student)
 - Ran Yiding (UROP Student)
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Stepping up the intensity: Kangeiko winter training
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At numerous dojo in the Chicago area and around the world, Judo, Kendo, Karate, and Aikido practitioners are beginning an annual tradition that reaffirms their commitment to their art.
The annual event is called kangeiko, or literally "cold training". Kangeiko challenges both the minds and bodies of the participants through practice under adverse conditions, in unheated training halls or even outdoors. The tradition has its roots in the ascetic practices of Mahayana Buddhism, and was later adopted by the warrior class. Orginally, the intent was to strengthen commitment, fire up the fighting spirit, and exorcise the inner invertebrate.
Today, the practices vary among the different arts. Judoka, who follow the Kodokan tradition, train all day in an unheated dojo, beginning at 6 AM, for two consecutive days. Most Aikidoka practice for ten consecutive days, with some attempting to attend all the classes. Often, even in this modern age, dojo windows are sometimes thrown open to allow the Chicago winter to permeate the dojo.
Why do these practitioners do this? Some simply see it as a test to be overcome, a challenge to be met, and to find one's limits. Others use it as a mechanism by which they can renew their commitment to their chosen art, believing that a commitment made under adverse conditions creates a stronger bond.
There are also traditions of abstinence during this period, and some practitioners use this as an opportunity to cleanse or detoxify their bodies. Then, there are those who seek to create a new habit of frequent practice and build momentum for the new year. And then, there are the dojo rats, for whom this is business as usual.
Regardless of various reasons and practices, the sustained activity during this period will increase your level of fitnessHowever, there are a few precautions the you need to take, especially when practicing in the cold. Remember that you are renewing your commitment and not having one last fling with your art:
 - Warm up and stretch thoroughly to prevent injuries. The combination of low temperatures and constant muscle and joint strain will increase the possibility of injury.
 - Hydrate, even if you don't feel thirsty. Your body requires hydration during cold weather, but the thirst reflex may not be triggered.
 - Eat properly. Fuel up with complex carbohydrates and protein before classes, but also make sure that you eat properly afterwards to ensure recovery.
 - Eat moderately. A common mistake is to eat too much and wind up actually gaining weight during this period.
 - Pay attention to hygiene. Always wear a clean gi, clean supportive gear, and wash your hands frequently. The intensity of the training may suppress your immune system and make you more susceptible to everything from skin diseases to H1N1.
 - Be alert for symptoms of hypothermia in yourself and others. Symptoms include shivering, confusion, clumsiness, and more.
 - Pace yourself. Try to ignore the urge to go all out at every class.
 - Get adequate sleep to ensure proper recovery and healing.
Kangeiko, for those who make the commitment, builds camaraderie and a sense of joint accomplishment. Bonds amongst practitioners are strengthened while their ties to their art are strengthened. Kangeiko is an ordeal, but the rewards are great, the process can be fun, and the stories come will come in handy in your old age.


Definitions of twaddle
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 pretentious or silly talk or writing
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The Character of the Gift
Other names: Plum Rose, Malabar Plum
Botanical name: Syzygium jambos (Myrtaceae)
THINK GOOD THOUGHTS UNDER THE TREE
The Rose Apple is a fabulous fruit tree of the tropics. It is neither a rose nor an apple, but a part of the myrtle family. Originally coming from Malaysia, the tree has spread widely throughout the tropics of the world. In Asia, the fruit tree is associated with symbolism and numerous legends. The Rose Apple is said to be the golden fruit of immortality, and Buddha is said to have experienced enlightenment sitting under a Rose Apple tree.
The Rose Apple grows fast and bears fruit by the age of four. The Rose Apple can reach 18 m (59 ft) in height. The trunk diameter can reach 40 cm (1.3 ft). The branches are bushy and the tree grows wide. The wonderful, dark rusty-coloured wood is utilized to make furniture and musical instruments.
THE FLOWERS HAVE TASSELS, THE FRUITS HAVE CROWNS
The Rose Apple blooms charmingly with white tuft like flowers and bears fruit from January to July. The tasty fruits are light green and look like a small apple, each fruit carrying a small crown. The healthy fruit has a slight scent of a rose. The Rose Apple is also used to make rose water and the difference between this and rose water made from rose petals is hard to discern.
The bark of Rose Apple is traditionally used to treat asthma. Tea made from the flowers is used to reduce fever and the leaf decoction relieves sore eyes.


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Council of the Indies, Spanish Consejo De Indias, supreme governing body of Spain's colonies in America (1524–1834). Composed of between 6 and 10 councillors appointed by the king, the council prepared and issued all legislation governing the colonies in the king's name, approved all important acts and expenditures by colonial officials, and acted as a court of last resort in civil suits appealed from colonial courts. It lost much of its importance in the 18th century.
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I struggle for a long while with solving this problem, but can't seem to find a solution. I'm not really a mathematical genius.
On asks to calculate the quickest route from A to B (by foot).
There are 2 ways to get there:
1. From A to X at 5 km/h and then from X to B at 2 km/h -> this route takes 16 minutes 59 seconds
2. From A to Y at 5 km/h and then from Y to B at 2 km/h -> this route takes 19 minutes 25 seconds
The aim is to find out what the distance is
From A -> X and X -> B
From A -> Y and Y -> B
There are a few catches.
- The angle between A-> X and A-> Y is 95°, but I do not know whether this is important.
- The angles between A-> X and X-> B and also A-> Y and Y-> B are not necessarily 90 °
Thus Pythagoras is in my eyes not suitable for solving this problem.
How should I deal with this problem? Preferably as understandable as possible please.


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This post explains how to calibrate two 2Touch screens to work with an extended desktop configuration – where the desktop spans across two display screens, with the Windows task bar in the left-hand screen and an extended working area in the right-hand screen.
Implementing interactive touch for the above configuration requires two units both of which are equipped with both serial and USB communications.
(Note: The other common multiple-screen configuration is the Stretched Desktop.)
Extending the desktop across two monitors is simply achieved in Windows "Display Properties" dialog. Note: both monitors must have the same Screen Resolution settings.
The two touch screens are calibrated separately, one using USB communications and the other using serial communications. We will call the two 2Touch screens "Touch Panel 1" and "Touch Panel 2" respectively.
Calibrating Touch Panel 1
1. Connect the power supply to Touch Panel 1 and then connect the USB cable.
2. Carry out the simple four-point Calibration procedure.
Calibrating Touch Panel 2
1. Install NextWindow's Touch+ Software, making sure you select "Run serial runtime on Windows startup."
2. Locate the Serial Runtime directory.
The default is here:
C:\Program Files\NextWindow\Touch+ #.#.#\Serial Runtime
3. Create a text file called SerialRuntime.ini and enter the following lines:
Note the parameter OffsetX=32767 in the [Main] Section. This pushes the calibration points for the serial connection over to the extended screen.
4. Connect the serial cable from Touch Panel 2 to the computer.
5. Run the SerialConfig program, select [Port Detect] and then click the [Calibration] button to start the Calibration sequence for Touch Panel 2.
This completes the calibration procedure. Now both monitors are touch enabled.


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Fort Bowman - A-55
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Quick Description: Stone house in region was built in 1753 - likely to protect against Indian attacks.
Location: Virginia, United States
Date Posted: 2/15/2012 8:23:54 PM
Waymark Code: WMDQR6
The stone house to the south is Fort Bowman, or Harmony Hall, built about 1753 for George Bowman who emigrated from Pennsylvania in _PHONE_. The house is an important example of the Pennsylvania German influence on Shenandoah Valley architecture. There was born Maj. Joseph Bowman, second in command in Gen. George Rogers Clark's expedition for the conquest of the Northwest in _PHONE_ during the Revolutionary War. Among those buried in the Bowman family cemetery nearby are Joseph Bowman's brother, Capt. Isaac Bowman, and Samuel Kercheval, the early-19th-century historian of the Valley.
Located in median of divided US-11. Could not see the stone house from the marker.
Marker Number: A-55
Marker Title: Fort Bowman
Marker Location: I-81 Exit 298, North on US11
County or Independent City: Shenandoah County
Marker Program Sponsor: Department of Historic Resources, 1998
Web Site: Not listed
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The mission of the Developing Scholars Program is:
- to increase the number of intellectually curious students of color and first generation college students who choose KSU.
- to improve retention of such underrepresented students by matching students with faculty mentors for the purpose of providing early opportunities for scholarly research.
- to guide more of such underrepresented students toward graduate or professional school.
- to provide a more diverse community of workers for the twenty-first century.
The goals of the Development Scholars Program include:
- Identify, recruit, motivate, and enable more underrepresented students to obtain a Bachelor's degree from Kansas State University
- Increase K-State faculty involvement and understanding of the needs and richness of diverse perspectives that underrepresented students bring to the university environment
- Improve academic success and create opportunity for underrepresented students at Kansas State University
- Foster development of a community of student researchers by providing educational enrichment activities and ways for students to interact, network, socialize, and collaborate with each other and with the larger academic community
- Nurture a strong work ethic, intellectual curiosity, community problem-solving, and enjoyment in the act of learning
- Continue to improve the retention and graduation rates of underrepresented populations at Kansas State University
- Increase the numbers of underrepresented students who transfer to Kansas State University from community colleges and who graduate
- Establish a "pathway of progress" to provide opportunities for underrepresented students to pursue diverse academic interests and to enter graduate programs, professional schools, or to find placement in their professional fields upon graduation
- Provide opportunities for faculty to interact with students from diverse cultural backgrounds who can bring fresh perspectives to the research environment
- Evaluate the impact and effectiveness of participation in the Developing Scholars Program for faculty and students
- Share with other institutions of higher learning what is learned


How to create conditional thankyou page redirect logic?
Question: How to create conditional thankyou page redirect logic?
 In the custom type of form, we have a feature to change thankyou page redirect depending on 'IF' State conditions. Follow the steps for guidance –
 Step 1. Log in to your Shopify store and navigate to Apps > Form Builder.
 Step 2. Create or edit a custom form.
 Step 3. Navigate to Form Settings -> Conditions -> Conditional Redirect
 Step 4. Click on the "Add New Rule" button to create a new rule for conditional redirects.
 You can create a rule for the following conditions
 - First Name
 - Last Name
 - Email
 And apply the following check
 - Equals To
 - Greater Than
 - Less Than
 - Has Value
 Step 5. After creating a rule, click on the "Save" button to save the settings.
 If you want to redirect all customers whose first name is John to a different thank you page. So you can create a rule as follows
 If First Name Is Equals To Value John Then Redirect URL https://yourstore/thankyoupage-for-john
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Latin name: Saura
Other names: Anguis, Lacertus
When the lizard goes blind, it looks to the rising sun
When the lizard goes blind, it goes to an opening in a wall that faces east, looks to the rising sun, and receives light.
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Isidore of Seville [7th century CE] (Etymologies, Book 12, 4:34, 37): The lizard (lacertus) is so called because it has arms. As it ages it goes blind; as a cure it goes to an opening in a wall that faces east and looks at the sun, and gets light.


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The Assembly Overview shows a coverage overview of the assembly. The longer the depth of a line in the overview and the deeper the color, the more reads are located in this region.
To open a region of the assembly in the Reads Area click on it in the Assembly Overview. On the overview, the selected region is displayed either as a gray rectangle, a red cross or a red rectangle. For example:
If you hold Shift and select a region on the overview, the overview is zoomed to the selection.
Note that when the Assembly Overview is in focus and you use either the zoom buttons on the toolbar, the zoom items in the Actions main menu, or a mouse wheel, the Reads Area is resized appropriately.
The Assembly Overview can also be resized. To zoom in the overview, select either the Zoom in or the Zoom in 100x item in the Assembly Overview context menu. You can scroll the resized overview by dragging the mouse while pressing down the mouse wheel. To zoom out the overview, select the Zoom out item in the context menu. The Restore global overview item in the context menu restores the default overview size when the whole contig overview is shown.
Notice that the Assembly Overview shows the coordinates of the assembly areas visible in the Reads Area and in the Assembly Overview:
To scroll the resized overview, drag the mouse while pressing down the mouse wheel.
To learn about available hotkeys refer to Assembly Browser Hotkeys.


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Create a link to a Tab or Accordion on a different page.
Editors, Publishers, Site Managers, and Site Admins.
1. Navigate to the page containing the tab or accordion.
2. Open the tab you want to link to, by clicking on it. In this example, "Emergency Response."
3. Copy the relative link in the URL bar. (The # denotes the name of the open tab.)
4. Navigate to the page where you want to put the link. Edit the page and drag over the text. Click the Link tool in the toolbar.
5. Change the Link Type to "URL" and the Protocol to "Other." Paste the relative link in the URL field. In this case, make sure to include the preceding slash. Click OK.
When clicked, the link will take the user to the designated page, with the Emergency Response tab already open.


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Changing your Activity start‑up screen
This article will help you customize the default screen you see when starting up your Activity.
- From your Harmony touchscreen remote, tap the Menu icon.
- Next, tap Settings > Activities > Start‑up Screen.
- Tap the Activity you want to modify and select the new screen.
- Finally, tap Done to save your changes.
Select your remote
We need to know which type of remote you have in order to provide you the correct instructions. Please select from one of the options below in order to get started.
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Meter exampleGas Lines
 - Meter: Natural gas is delivered by an underground service line. The service line runs from the main to the meter. The Department of Utilities is responsible for maintenance, repair and location of the service line, including the regulator and meter.
The customer is responsible for the fuel line on the house side of the meter. The fuel line begins after the meter as noted on the picture.
Fuel Lines
Some fuel lines are installed underground. If an underground fuel line is not maintained, it may be subject to potential hazards of corrosion (rust) and leaks.
 - If the buried fuel line is metal, inspect it periodically for corrosion
 - Inspect the buried fuel line periodically for leaks
 - Repair any unsafe condition


Sending the response message of API after command success or failed
I using the constructor of aggregate with command handler annotation, to create create the new instance of the aggregate. Now after the creation, the api have to send the response message to UI (which shown to user). How I can achive this? and what is the best way to to this?
I was learned about the following pattern,, please suggest any good way or example to implement this.
In simple cases your API endpoint handler can construct a command and use sendAndWait() to send the command via the command gateway.
sendAndWait will throw an exception if the the command was not dispatched successfully.
The issue is that your projections will not necessarily be up to date on return from sendAndWait() – so you can't "read your writes".
There is a discussion on the "read your writes" issue here
It has some sample code.
In our project we have built on the understanding gained from the sample code to create an implementation pattern of correlated commands and events.
Our projections publish on the query bus to allow senders of correlated commands to know when their write is readable.
It's working well and is a surprisingly small amount of code.
From the link above it sounds like Axon will provide something like this at some point…
Hi Aswani, Steven,
Aswani, what kind of response are you looking for to be returned as part of a command execution?
The framework does not impose any restriction on returned values from Command Handlers at the moment.
However, from a usage perspective we suggest that you only return a void (in case of success or ignore), an exception (for failure) and Identifiers of Aggregates/Entities which were constructed as a result of handling the command.
A command handling constructor will actually by default provide you with the Aggregate Identifier, instead of the Aggregate instance.
Thus, if the response you'd want to give to the UI is an identifier to be able to retrieve a query model, this should already be doable.
What Steven points out should also proof valuable, given the scenario you need to reply with an actual Query Model, spoofing a synchronize operation on the back-end.
I think his suggestion would be sufficient given you're interested in the entire Query Model.
Lastly, as pointed out, we're indeed looking into adding the some indication in the Command Response pointing to the sequence of the last event published as a reaction to the given command.
With this, you should in turn be able to query your model adding this sequence number to the query you dispatch as an expectation your Query Model should comply too.
As shared, this is however not yet implemented.
That's my 2 cents to the situation.


Are Peace of Mind and Happiness the Same?
Question: Are Peace of Mind and Happiness the Same?
I am not clear about a thing. In Krishna Consciousness are happiness and peace of mind the same thing? Or are they different?
Answer: Similar But Different
They are almost the same, but they are slightly different as explained in the Bhagavad-gita:
nāsti buddhir ayuktasya
na cāyuktasya bhāvanā
na cābhāvayataḥ śāntir
aśāntasya kutaḥ sukham
--Bhagavad-gita 2.66
In other words, a peaceful state of mind is a prerequisite of happiness. It is required that one have a peaceful mind in order to be happy.
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What Makes a Child Lucky
By Gioia Timpanelli
Norton; 127 pages; $19.95
Like a pot of lentils, Gioia Timpanelli's stories are elemental, simple but filling, and her new novel, "What Makes a Child Lucky," is no exception, teaching the basics of survival in a time of great hardship. Best known for her oral recountings of global folktales on public radio, Timpanelli won the American Book Award in 1999 for "Sometimes the Soul: Two Novellas of Sicily." This time out, she remakes yet another Sicilian fable, weaving a regional fairy tale into a timeless present.
The original fable, which opens "What Makes a Child Lucky," tells of a 13th son, a "lucky" boy named Tridicinu. The youth is envied by his older brothers for his seemingly effortless good fortune. One day, echoing the story of Joseph in the Bible, they cast him out, sending him on an impossible mission to retrieve a set of golden bells kept by a family of ogres beneath their monstrous bed.
In Timpanelli's retelling, her hero's family has fallen on hard times. Famine has struck the land, and the "lucky" youngest (also a Joseph) is basically given to a gang of thieves. These thieves, young Joseph learns, have robbed and murdered his only friend, an honest wine merchant. Still, across Sicily people are starving and at least with the gang he can eat. He can also learn, and during his time with the gang, he is befriended and protected by the wise 'Mmaculata, a strange, strong and silent woman who keeps house for the bandits.
"Keep your young eyes open," this earth mother tells Joseph, showing him by example how to avoid the wrath of the most bloodthirsty of the thieves and, ultimately, how to seize the opportunity to make a better life.
Through her lessons and a bit of supernatural intervention, he survives - and if he doesn't return with the ogres' golden bells, he does get to emerge a hero and, most important, a survivor.
With its touches of magical realism and earthy images, Timpanelli's short novel is almost a fable itself. Told in a self-referential style, with interruptions and repeated refrains, its first-person narration reads as if it were to be recited aloud, ideally by a narrator playing young Joseph.
This voice, colloquial and not highly organized, is at first jarring and a little mannered. Who is the Aunt who interrupts from the very first page? Why is the narrator eulogizing a "flat and uninteresting" land? But with very little patience, the rhythms of Timpanelli's language take hold, allowing the hunger-sating, earthy images (that pot of lentils, the wild greens gathered to allay starvation) to settle in. By the time the narrator starts to describe more abstract ideas, the listener, as we must imagine the reader to be, is hooked. "Hunger is a funny thing," she writes, "for it is personal, even intimate.... It searches you out and becomes the roof over your head, the floor beneath your feet."
Throughout this brief novel, Timpanelli sustains that tension, mixing the abstract moral of her story with its most basic nature, and leavening its rough practicalities with touches of magic. "What happened next I can't completely explain," Timpanelli, through Joseph, says, describing a vision that could have been his late friend - or simply a fortunate wind. "I guess I was lucky that time," Joseph recalls, looking back on his rescue and his role in resolving the story.
But as he has learned from 'Mmaculata, luck often consists of keeping one's eyes open and one's mouth shut, of learning when to act, when to stay still, and when to harvest the wild asparagus on the hillsides. {sbox}


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This article examines the experience of stateless people in Thailand and how they overcome the problem of stigma. In 2020, there were 480,000 people in Thailand classified as stateless. They are individuals who migrated from neighboring countries and who settled mainly along the border with Myanmar. They are mostly members of hill tribes (such as the Akha, Lahu, Hmong, Lisu, Yao) with distinct languages and culture. They do not have Thai identification cards (IDs), which are required to access public services, including health care and higher levels of education, apply for professional jobs, and sell property.
The authors define stigma as "a negative social attitude attached to a characteristic of an individual who may be regarded as having a mental, physical, or social deficiency." The authors employ the framework integrating normative influence on stigma (FINIS), which has three layers: a microlayer focusing on individual characteristics; a mesolayer focusing on family and community contexts; and a macrolayer focusing on the stigma embedded in a larger national cultural context.
The analysis is based on data from qualitative and in-depth interviews with 51 stateless individuals living in five remote hill tribe villages along the border with Myanmar. Sixty-nine percent of the participants were female, 67 percent had no education, 57 percent were farmers, and the participants had a median monthly income of US$93.
- There are various ways in which stigma affects the lives of stateless people. They find it difficult to request assistance and assert themselves (e.g. in a healthcare setting) because they fear mistreatment or drawing attention to themselves. They experience unequal treatment and are treated more poorly than Thai citizens and other hill tribe people who have acquired Thai IDs. They feel that they have limited options for improving their lives.
- Avoidance, trying to get a Thai ID, and practicing speaking Thai are ways in which stateless people cope with stigma. The stateless population reported several approaches to handling stigma, mainly by avoidance, for example not traveling outside their village, not talking with people with whom they are not familiar and keeping track of events that could result in exposure. Trying to get a Thai ID and practicing speaking Thai were other strategies employed to cope with stigma.
- Participants expressed their single goal of obtaining a Thai ID to help them overcome problems of stigma.


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Create an application
Create API credentials using your child Sandbox account.
- Go here to create an application with your child Sandbox account.
- Provide relevant information about your application. A majority of the fields (Payment Callback URL, and Payment Redirect URL) can be set programmatically when developing your integration. "Application Name" and "OAuth Callback URL" are required at this point.
- Submit to receive your API Key and Secret.


Tolkien Gateway
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Bifur was a companion to Bilbo Baggins and Thorin Oakenshield on the Quest of Erebor. He arrived at Bag End in the company of his brother Bombur, and cousin Bofur. He fought and survived the Battle of Five Armies. Bifur was a descendent of Dwarves of Khazad-dum, but was not of Durin's line, which means that he was of either the house of the Firebeards or Broadbeams. Which most of the population of these two houses dwelt for all of the Second Age and the through the mid Third Age. It is possible that Bifur fought in the Battle of Dale during the War of the Ring.
The name of Bifur originates in a medieval poet collection Eddaand the list of dwarves in Völuspá, where it is written as Bívurr.
Members of Thorin and Company


What is coworking?
Coworking refers to people working together in a shared space, often with different projects or companies.
Similar to coliving, coworking is enabled by pooling resources between people to create workspace that is both productive and less expensive for all, without making the sacrifices made by people who work from home or cafes.
Book a stay at Outsite today.


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Let me back up.
DAO naming is hierarchical in nature, sort of like the DOS path. And like DOS, you can refer to an object using a fully qualified name or a semi-qualified name. In DOS, a fully qualified name would be like this:
If you are already in a folder, you can refer to the file by its semi-qualified name:
TEST.MDB In the same way, you can refer to an Access object by its fully qualified name:
or if you assume the default DBEngine (which we almost always do), the default Workspace, and default Database, you can refer to the table by its semi-qualified name:
If you look at the fully qualified name like this:
you can see the DAO hierarchy levels more easily and how the dot separates them. (Much like the "\" in DOS.)
The dot also serves to separate an object from its properties and methods, which can also be thought of as another level in the hierarchy. So I can refer to "TableDefs!Table1.RecordCount". RecordCount being a property of Table1.
The bang (!) separates objects from the collections which hold them, thus it separates "Table1" from the collection "TableDefs" and the object "c:\msoffice\access97\test.mdb" from its collection "Databases".
Since most objects are defined by you, and since levels of DAO hierarchy are defined by Access, we get the rule of thumb named earlier.
DAO Naming Rules:
- The dot serves to separate one level of the DAO hierarchy from another in a fully qualified object name.
- The dot also serves to separate an object from its methods and properties. (This, by the way, is the principle use for most people).
- The bang serves to separate an object from the collection in which it is contained.
But this isn't really the end of the story. When using class modules in Access (like Forms and Reports), the Bang and Dot behavior is slightly different. To find out more, read my post: Bang Vs. Dot in Forms.


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Random Student Name is a tool for randomly selecting students from your class. It will select in an unbiased fashion and without repetition until all members have been selected.
Typically Random Student Name is used for deciding 'who will answer the next question', or for dividing your class into random pairs or teams for group work.
At the beginning of the school year teachers can set their class list (up to 32 students). Random student name is easy to edit when students need to be added or taken from your class list. It is also easy to temporarily omit a student from the list in the case of students which may be absent on a particular day.
This is one of many creative interactive activities available from John Short's wonderful website:
A 60 second timer with a difference!
A sure-fire way of getting your students' attention in 10 seconds.
If I had to recommend just one book about classroom management, it would be "Tools for Teaching" by Fred Jones. Fred Jones has observed teachers (good and bad) in classrooms for over 30 years and through observation and experiment has distilled the essence of good classroom management into this book. I highly recommend it. Failing that, Fred has put summaries of his classroom management strategies on his website at


Chapel Allerton
Chapel Allerton
A suburb of Leeds, Chapel Allerton has a history dating back to at least the time of the Domesday Book. Though much of Chapel Allerton's buildings are 20th century, there are notable examples of Art Deco and Victorian architecture. The stately home of Harewood House is only 5 miles away.
The first written record of Chapel Allerton comes from the Domesday Book of 1086, where it was called Alreton. The name is a combination of Old English words meaning alder farm. There was an early medieval chapel here, linked to Kirkstall Abbey, situated between the modern byways of Harrogate Road and Church Street.
The first reference to 'Chapel Allerton' as a place name comes from 1427, though for centuries thereafter it was also known as Chapeltown. The chapel itself was torn down in the 18th century.
Initially an area of open countryside and farming, by the 17th century it became a place where the wealthy citizens of Leeds built second homes. It later became a popular place for Irish immigrants to settle.
Historic Buildings
The core of Chapel Allerton is a conservation area, with a wide range of historic buildings, many boasting large gardens. One of the finest buildings is Allerton Hall, a Grade II listed building dating to the 18th century. An early owner was Josiah Oates. One of Josiah's descendants was Captain Laurence Oates, who died in Scott's Polar Expedition of 1912.
Another historic building - though very much a different sort - is the Mustard Pot pub on Stainbeck Lane, which may date to 1653. On the subject of pubs, look for the Nag's Head, a coaching inn built in 1772. In the last decades of the 18th century, the landlord of the Nag's Head was widely rumoured to work with highwaymen.
The parish church of St Matthew is late Victorian, built in 1900 by the prominent 19th-century church architect GF Bodley.


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It is really difficult to depend on any one source for Industrial financing and as such different sources must be tackled.
Some of the important sources of financing industries in India being as under:
1. Sale of Shares:
Each industry floats shares for financing its programmes. These are offered to the public. The money raised through shares is quite substantial and if the industry has established a credit, it can raise any amount for financing its projects.
2. Voluntary Deposits:
When the industries establish their credit worthiness, the individuals, who have surplus money, deposit their amounts with the industry. In this way also sufficient amounts are raised.
3. By Borrowing Money on Interest:
When the money raised is still needed the industry approaches big financiers or houses to loan them money on interest. This amount is raised only when the industry feels that the investment is sure to have returns. Usually the rate of interest paid is much higher than the bank rate and this attracts the people to loan surplus money to the industry rather than depositing that with the banks.
4. Industrial Financial Corporations and Banks:
Government of India has set up many financial corporations such as Industrial Financial Corporation of India, Industrial Credit and Investment Corporation of India, Industrial Credit and Investment Corporation of India, Industrial Reconstruction Corporation of India and Industrial Development Bank of India. All these agencies and bodies are quite prepared to finance the industries in the country, so that industrial progress of the nation in any way does not retard.
5. Financial Assistance from the Banks:
With the nationalisation of banks commercial banks are liberally coming forward to help the industries, both small scale as well as large scale, to finance their projects. These banks are of considerable assistance when the industry is in financial difficulty or when it is facing serious financial crisis.
6. Managing Agency System:
Managing agencies also invest capital in the industry with the result that these provide finances for the industries; similarly funds are also raised through debentures as well. But these methods have their own drawbacks with the result that these are not in common use in so far as funding of industries is concerned.
Sources of Finance:
Capital requirements of the industry on the basis of their use can be divided into two categories, viz.:
(a) Fixed capital, and
(b) Working capital.
Fixed capital is used to provide the necessary means of production to the industrial units, like land and buildings, plant and machinery, furniture and fixtures, tools and equipment, etc.
Working capital provides all the expenses that are necessary in order to manufacture and sell the product or service offered. It is either invested in stocks of raw materials, stores and finished products, loose tools and spare parts or is needed for granting credit to customers or for meeting day-to-day administrative and other expenses.
On the basis of time, the capital requirements of industry are classified into:
(a) Short-term capital,
(b) Medium-term capital, and
(c) Longterm capital.
Short-term capital is required for a period ranging up to one year; mediumterm capital is required for a period ranging from one to five years; and long-term capital is required for a period exceeding five years.
Sources of Industrial Finance:
Industrial units raise finance to meet their capital requirements from different sources, the important among these are as follows:
1. Shares and Debentures:
A company's owned capital is split into a large number of equal parts, each part being called a share. The company invites members of the public to buy as many shares as they like. The share capital of a company is ideal for meeting the long-term requirements.
A debenture is an acknowledgement under seal of debt or loan. Uniform parts of loan are called debentures. Debentures carry a fixed rate of interest to the holders and used to finance long and mediumterm requirements of the industry.
2. Public Deposits:
The system of public deposits has been the only source of working capital for some industries in some regions of the country in the past.
On account of the malpractices of the borrowing units, the system came in for much disrepute. The system has, however, been rehabilitated by the Reserve Bank after making suitable amendments of the Companies Act.
3. Ploughing Back of Profits:
This source, in fact, is the indicator of the inner strength and stability of any enterprise. Companies can use their reinvestible surplus to finance the expansion and modernisation of existing plants and establishment of the new ones.
4. Bank Loans:
The commercial banks provide short-term or working capital to industries. They feel hesitant to finance fixed capital needs of industries because of the risky nature of the shares. Banks also do not subscribe to debentures because it is very difficult to dispose them of at a time when they are very much in need of funds.
In short, however, it should be noted that during the last 20 years bank advances to industry have shown remarkable progress. Outstanding advances of the scheduled commercial banks to industries—large, medium and small-scale—have increased from Rs.2,068 crores in March 1968 to Rs.1,02,963 crores in March, 1995. In percentage terms, however, the share of bank advances to industry in total advances declined from 67.5 per cent to 53.2 per cent during the same period.
5. Foreign Capital:
Foreign capital is also an important source of medium-term and long-term finance to industry. Foreign capital is available to the industries, both in the form of loans and equity participation. The sources of foreign capital comprise international institutions like International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, the International Finance Corporation, foreign governments and private investors.
6. Specialised Financial Institutions:
The most important sources of long-term finance to industry are the various financial institutions that have been specially set up to meet the credit needs of industry. Among these institutions mention may be made of the Industrial Finance Corporation of India, the Industrial Credit and Investment Corporation of India, the Industrial Development Bank of India, the Unit Trust of India and the Industrial Reconstruction Bank of India.
In brief, there are both internal and external sources of industrial finance. In the recent past, the specialised financial institutions are playing a dominant role in industrial financing.
Soundness of the Financing Agencies:
It is a matter of debate whether the present financial structure is sound enough to sustain the pressure of growing industrialisation of the country. Among all the financing agencies, the most effective and reliable source of finance are the specialised institutions or the development banks.
These institutions not only provide loans but also offer technological know-how and expert guidance to industries. The financial strength of these institutions, however, is not sound enough to meet all the credit requirements of industries.
Foreign capital is again an important source of industrial finance but it has its own limitations. Foreign capital is the most unreliable source of finance. Its availability depends upon the political ties with the ender countries. Moreover, certain political strings are attached with the foreign capital. In some cases, only project-tied capital is offered by the lending countries.
Nationalised banks are playing a useful role in the various development programmes by making finance available for different projects. But in the sphere of industrial activities, they have not been able to provide term loans to industries.
To sum up, the present financial structure is not strong enough to meet the challenges of growing industrialisation.


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Inexpensive instrument with simple handling for determining the thickness of freshly applied layers of paint on flat surfaces in accordance with DIN EN ISO 2808. The wet film comb with regularly graded and appropriately labeled teeth is pressed into the wet ink film up to the base material. The layer thickness can then be read with reference to the label: The thickness of the layer lies between the shortest still wet tooth and the next no longer wetted tooth.
Wet film thickness gauge. Quality and sturdy design made of aluminum. Scale with solvent resistant marking. Measuring unit in µm:


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With a tie-in to Anosmia Awareness Day, the Monell Center has announced A Sense of Hope: The Monell Anosmia Project, a three-year $1.5M campaign to support a research and advocacy program focused on anosmia, the loss of the sense of smell.
The research goal is to identify the biological causes of smell loss in order to develop potential treatment approaches for this under-recognized disability.
According to the National Institutes of Health, about 1-2% of the American population reports a complete loss of the sense of smell. However, as no routine assessment of smell function exists, the incidence is likely to be considerably higher.
Although over 6 million Americans likely are affected, scientists and physicians have little understanding of the underlying biological mechanisms causing a loss of smell. To increase awareness about anosmia, Monell has launched a scrolling website created pro bono by Elefint Deigns, a California firm that specializes in strategic design for nonprofits and community organizations. Information about Monell's A Sense of Hope fundraising campaign is available here.


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To make an educated decision, you need to know what publishing does and what it does not.
Publishing is the process of copying content from one database to another. By default there is one source database -
master and one destination database
web database is the publishing target.
When you publish, Sitecore copies data from 3 tables
UnversionedField. Copy here is not just moving bytes. It is a sophisticated process that transforms data to the form that works best for delivery. From top of my head the following transformations are performed:
- Clones are merged
- Language fallback fields are materialized
- Old Item versions are removed so only recent one is kept
But Sitecore is not just
Fields. Other important artifacts are not moved when you publish content. What is not included:
- xDB data
- Sitecore modules, fixes, updates
- Users and Roles (although permissions are moved as they are stored in Item
- Application Files - configuration, CSS, JS, Razor views and others
- Application Code
After content is copied, target Server receives
publish:end:remote event. During this event pipeline Sitecore clears caches for affected items and pushes affected items to Search Indexes.
As you can see, publishing is an expensive process. It may be an overkill to use it if you want to have two always synchronized environments. Consider shared database or SQL Replication for that scenario.
Multiple Publishing Targets work best for scenarios when two conditions are met:
- Sitecore and your App versions are synchronized
- You need to control over how your content is traveling from one environment to another.
Steve Newstead already provided great sample when it make most sense in his answer


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- Article Type: General
- Product: Aleph
- Product Version: 19.01
X SERVICE: ILL-BOR-AUTH does not work when verification and user ID contain both ampersand and dot. If only one is present, it works, if both are present, error message is generated.
Error in Verification is received
Should authenticate the user with ampersand and dot in user ID and verification
The problem here is not the combination of the characters "@" and ".". The problem is the length of the verification. In the example - _EMAIL_, the verification is too long for the encryption. Although the string is shorter than 20 characters, the encryption of this string that includes the "@" and "." is more than 20 bytes long and this is why it fails.
Instead of the example :
we tried :
which was successful as the string is short. This is system limitation which cannot be changed.
- Article last edited: 10/8/2013


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In this simulation action potential initiation, action potential properties and the role of axon initial segment Na+ channels are investigated in a realistic model of a layer 5 pyramidal neuron axon initial segment. The main Na+ channel properties were constrained by experimental data and the axon initial segment was reconstructed. Model parameters were constrained by direct recordings at the axon initial segment.
Kole MH, Ilschner SU, Kampa BM, Williams SR, Ruben PC, Stuart GJ (2008) Action potential generation requires a high sodium channel density in the axon initial segment. Nat Neurosci 11:178-86 [PubMed]


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This 2-Track Cribbage Set (sometimes known merely as "Crib") is finely crafted from natural rubberwood. Each player races towards the end of the board as they collect points each turn from the hand of cards that they are dealt. Each point corresponds to how many spaces you are able to move along the track. The objective of Cribbage is to be the first player to score a target number of points, usually 61 or 121. Points are decided by certain card combinations from your own hand or by playing off of your opponent's cards, making this a game of both luck and skill.


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Definition of oblivions
plural of oblivion 1
The word "oblivions" uses 9 letters: B I I L N O O S V.
No direct anagrams for oblivions found in this word list.
Words formed by adding one letter before or after oblivions (in bold), or to biilnoosv in any order:
a - bolivianos
Words within oblivions
not shown as it has more than seven letters.
List all words starting with oblivions, words containing oblivions or words ending with oblivions
All words formed from oblivions by changing one letter
Other words with the same letter pairs: ob bl li iv vi io on ns
Browse words starting with oblivions by next letter
Previous word in list: oblivion
Next word in list: oblivious
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By J. R. Cooper, Ph.D, NeoTech Aqua Solutions, Inc.
The NeoTech Aqua ReFleX™ water purification chambers are the most efficient and compact units available today. They require an order of magnitude less energy and less than 25% of the system volume to achieve the same or better purification result as competing chambers. This is the first in a series of three white papers explaining the benefits of these systems. This paper explains in detail the theory behind the operation of these chambers, including some computational examples of performance. The second paper presents both in-house and third party data demonstrating that performance in full scale systems as well as describing the protocols under which those data were taken. The final white paper presents an analysis of those results which show that the unique optical nature of the ReFleX™ chamber leads to the capability to measure the dose delivered to a target contained within the chamber simply by measuring the intensity of the ultraviolet light at a single point on the chamber wall and the water flow through the chamber.


23 2017
Everyone Has a Story
10:45AM - 12:00PM
Pittsfield, MA 01201
Contact Nancy Maurice Rogers
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The Jewish Federation of the Berkshires Connecting with Community welcomes Kitty Axelson-Berry, president of Modern Memoirs Publishing, Inc. as she shares tips on how to organize and create a memoir of your own life experiences.
Axelson-Berry will share a plethora of practical tips and real stories about writing and self publishing memoirs. At the very least, she will help attendees create a game plan. At the most, she can help bring that memoir to fruition. This special two-session program will be divided as follows.
Session 1: (January 23) At the Beginning
You will learn:
 - How it feels to write a memoir
 - How memoirs are organized
 - How memoirs are developed
 - How memoirs are written
Session 2: (January 30) Going Deeper
You will learn:
 - How it feels to revise the content of your own memoir
 - How memoirs are processed
 - How it feels to self-publish your own memoir
Kitty Axelson-Berry is president of Modern Memoirs Publishing, Inc., a writing, editing, and publishing service specializing in memoirs and family histories that she founded in 1994. She also founded the Association of Personal Historians (1995) and is an active member of the Jewish Community of Amherst.


What Animals Eat Pumpkins Uk
They will keep going until they reach the seeds, as we all know they love these! What animals eat pumpkins that is so persistent in getting a bite?
PETA has announced the best vegan food of the year Food
Animals have the right idea.
What animals eat pumpkins uk. Eat the pumpkin you left out in your yard with epic music playing. Pumpkins are easy to grow, easy to attain, and easy to add into most any dish. Not only will farm animals play with it, but they will also eat them!
However, this sweet food is susceptible to external insects and bugs that are capable of putting an end to such a rich harvest. Ten of the best pumpkins to grow for eating including the type used to make libby's pumpkin puree. Also, tips on the best eating pumpkins to grow in cooler climates and small gardens.
Squirrels are among the most common animals that might end up feasting on your pumpkins. So we're urging people not to waste them but to feed them to the wildlife in their gardens or perhaps even to their pets. Pumpkins are usually grown in a warm climate and transform from plants to edible vegetables during the summer.
Owners of gerbils can give their pet pumpkin seeds as a healthy treat instead of fattier seeds such as sunflower seeds. More than a few pests like to make a snack of both plants and fruit! We recommend that the pumpkin fed to your small pets is fresh, so do pick up an extra pumpkin that you are not planning to carve!
Call a local farm ahead of time to make sure they will welcome the gift and drop it off. Conkers can be mildly poisonous to many animals, causing sickness if eaten, although some animals can safely consume them, most notably deer and wild boar. More importantly, you should be also aware of how you can protect pumpkins from these animals.
I live up in the mountains in the woods so any wild animal will come a long and have a nice pumpkin evening dinner. Can pigs eat pumpkin « reply #11 on: Garden for wildlife all year.
Pumpkins with blemishes typically are discarded and many pumpkins are broken or damaged during harvest, making them unacceptable for market. Things to do with pumpkins after halloween: Like any other pests that devour ripe pumpkins, woodchucks are notoriously known as an animal that knows no limits.
Animals love eating pumpkins when fall comes around!. With this, it will be good to know what animals eat pumpkin. 31, the market for decorative pumpkins plummets and many pumpkins are just left in the fields.
There's a pumpkin for every garden but not all of them are for eating. Rodents such as mice and rats enjoy nibbling on pumpkins, especially if they're cut open to reveal the soft and delicious fruit. Why not ask the local farm/farmer if he/she would like your old pumpkins for an animal feed!
You can even ask the farmer if you can watch the animals eat the pumpkins with your kids. Small animals such as guinea pigs, rabbits, or chickens love to eat pumpkin. Check out these pictures of all different species of animals from all over the world with one thing in common:
Many local farms will accept donations of pumpkins as a treat for their animals after halloween. "squirrels, foxes, badgers and birds all enjoy them, so people could leave chopped up pumpkin outside in dishes for wild animals to eat if they choose. Birds love all kinds of seeds, pumpkin included, so you could save the seeds and put them in your feeder.
October 29, 2011, 05:54:49 pm » after reading this topic i bought 2 yesterday and cut them in half so all 4 pigs got a go. In states experiencing outbreaks of chronic wasting disease, attracting deer to a pile of pumpkins could lead to disease. Her facebook post in which she shared her idea racked up almost 43.5k.
So we're urging people not to waste them but to feed them to the wildlife in their gardens or perhaps even to their pets. Other rodents may also come to sample your pumpkins, such as squirrels and chipmunks. They take up to five months to grow and are harvested in the uk between october and december.
Most people around the world love their pumpkins, and this is why we are cooking it so often. Common animals that eat pumpkins. They have a strong sense of smell, which is why they can easily find pumpkins.
Yep squirrels are one of those animals that eat pumpkins, whether they are still growing in your pumpkin patch or whether they are freshly carved at your back door. Maisie jordan knows that squirrels love pumpkin and is encouraging people to leave them outdoors as a treat for the animals. Animal garden pests of pumpkins you like pumpkins.
The british hedgehog preservation society suggest hanging your pumpkins in trees to allow birds and squirrels to eat the fruit. Dry them out first by putting them in the oven at 180c/gas 4 for about ten minutes. Wasting pumpkins = wasted time, fertilizer, water, land, and labor altogether.
Pumpkins are a member of the squash family and are believed to have originated in north america. Pumpkins need lots of water to grow (about 44 gallons of water per pound), so throwing them out also creates water waste too! Pumpkins are actually a type of fruit and there are around 500 varieties worldwide, growing in many different shapes and sizes.
Check with your state wildlife agency to confirm recycling your pumpkin outside is permitted: They love a good pumpkin. So does a wide variety of animal pests.
Pumpkins left outside as a decoration are often eaten up by squirrels, deer, and other outdoor animals. Wild hedgehog numbers are in decline, their habitat reduced by commercial and residential development. ( thanks to one of our other bloggers who looked into this!
Like it is a question of my teacher so please answer! Here's how your old halloween pumpkins can help wildlife in glasgow. Some of them gnaw away at the plant, while others like the fruit.
Squirrels, foxes, badgers and birds all enjoy them, so people could leave chopped up pumpkin outside in dishes for wild animals to eat if they choose. If you have a chinchilla as a pet however, the rspca advises that you. Even if you wrap your patch with a secured line of wires, a woodchuck will ignore this and would simply burrow under the wires and pass unscathed.
"people think it's called the horse chestnut because people think horses like to eat the chestnuts, but it's not, because they can be poisonous. If you like pumpkins and have some in your garden, pay attention to the next article from onehowto.com. You can help smaller birds by breaking them up a bit before you put them out.
Pfizer vaccine approved in the uk. Too much insoluble fibre in the diet can also interfere with the proper absorption of certain nutrients and minerals including calcium, zinc and iron and can cause bulky, dry stools or. Pumpkin is becoming more and more popular as a fibre source for pets, especially for those animals that are suffering from a digestive upset such as diarrhoea.
Some garden pests forage by day, while other will visit your pumpkin patch at night.
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António Guterres, Honorary PhD, calls for a solitary response to the refugee crisis
During the appointment ceremony at the Universidad Europea, attended by Felipe González, who gave the citation address
The Universidad Europea Academic Council granted an Honorary PhD to António Guterres for his contribution to helping refugees, in recognition of his support for stateless people, and for safeguarding the rights of those forced to leave their country due to war, revolution or political persecution. Guterres gave a speech that focused on the refugee crisis in Europe in a context in which "the sovereignty agenda is gaining ground on the human rights agenda".
"In this context of a Europe that is incapable of coming together to solve this problem, we are witness to the sad spectacle of crowds crossing the Balkans from border to border. That image of chaos is the result of Europe's inability to organize itself to solve the problem, and it has created a current of rejection in public opinion that favors populism", explained the recently appointed Honorary PhD. He also believes that Europe's actions have set a bad example to other countries that look to "richer" countries; precisely those who have proven to be the least solitary with this humanitarian problem.
The ceremony citation address was given by Felipe González, President of the Spanish Government from _PHONE_. During his speech, he highlighted his friendship with the new Secretary General of the United Nations, who he has known for 25 years, and whom he has attributed "moderation" as one of his main characteristics, but noting that this moderation comes from "the strength of his convictions, his personality, tenacity and determination". González also said that "there are few candidates to lead the UN and the best has been chosen".
Guterres' investiture was requested by the School of Social Sciences and Communication for his leadership as the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, a position he held until December 2015 (prior to his recent appointment as the new UN Secretary General for the period January 1, 2017 to December 31, 2021).
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Velvet worms spin web of intrigue
Velvet worm
The Australian velvet worm Euperipatoides rowelli is a living fossil that has been puzzling researchers for years (Image: Paul Sunnucks)
The soft and elusive velvet worm might look like a pretty caterpillar. But its brain is strikingly similar to that of a spider, new international research shows.
The architecture of the worm's brain has more in common with a spider's brain than with the brains of other arthropods, researchers report in the journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences.
Velvet worms have a body formation between that of a worm and an insect and for many years scientists believed they were the'missing link' between the two.
This view was supported not only by the way they look, but also by the fact that they date back 540 million years.
Researchers including Associate Professor David Rowell from the Australian National University in Canberra were interested in finding out whether this was true.
They found out that the worms are not a sister group of the arthropods, but lie within the arthropods and share a common ancestry.
The team catalogued aspects of the microanatomy of various arthropod brains and then loaded the information into a computer program designed to sort out molecular lineages and create a 'family tree'.
"We found the [worms] did actually fall within the arthropods and are very similar to the chelicerates [spiders and scorpions]. The brains of the velvet worms looked strikingly like spider brains," Rowell says.
"That's interesting for a number of reasons. Firstly because it's not something we've seen before, and secondly because the worms don't carry many of the body characteristics of the chelicerates and yet their brain structure suggests that they are [similar].
"We can only assume that [over time] they lost a lot of the characters that identified them as chelicerates."
Velvet worms, or onychophorans, are extremely rare and are only found along the east coast of Australia, Tasmania, New Zealand, South Africa, South America and along the tropics.
Contrary to the way they look, they are vicious carnivores that "eat almost anything that moves", Rowell says.
They trap their prey by firing a sticky goo over them.
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 Asking how long will the chastisement of the people last. God replies, "Until the cities be wasted without inhabitant, and the houses without man, and the land be utterly desolate, and the Lord have removed man far away, and there be a great forsaking in the midst of the land."
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Tips To Prevent Biceps Tears During Deadlifts
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The deadlift involves the largest muscles in your body – back, hamstrings and glutes. Consequently, you are lifting a lot of weight, which puts stress on the elbows since your arms connect you to the barbell. The combination of heavy weight and an improper technique could result in a bicep tear.
The main reasons for that are:
1.Bending your arms during deadlifts
Your arms are meant to act as hooks when you deadlift. You are not lifting the weight with them. The deadlift is not dependent on arm strength. There are good deadlifters with small arms and yet triple bodyweight deadlifts. Make sure that your arms are straight when you deadlift to avoid biceps tears.
2.The mixed grip
Many people use the mixed grip to hold on to heavy deadlifts. The mechanism is fairly simple. One arm is an underhand grip (palms away from the body), whereas the other is an overhand grip (palms towards the body). Therefore, when the hands start to open, they negate each other's weakness.
Many powerlifters rely on this grip. Yet it is not that safe. Quite often the bicep of the arm pointing away from you (supinated grip) is torn because of the increased tendon/muscle stretch and the uneven position.
Moreover, the mixed grip results in an unbalanced back development and uneven stress on the lower back. It works, obviously, but the downsides are undeniable.
How to prevent biceps tears?
To avoid tears use straps or a hook grip for your work sets. To add some forearm work, do your warm-up sets with regular overhand grip. As you grow stronger, your warm-up weights will increase, and so will the strength of your grip.
The usage of straps or hook grip reduces the possibility of biceps tears because the stretch of the biceps is minimized.
There are many powerlifters such as Bob Peoples and Brad Gillingham who have used the hook grip to fix some of the technical problems associated with the mixed grip as well as to prevent biceps tears.
The hook grip is allowed in powerlifting competitions. The usage of straps, however, is prohibited.
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Nevada Dairy Commission
Dairy Commission Administrative History
The Nevada Dairy Commission was established by the Nevada Legislature in 1955 for the purpose of ensuring that an adequate and continuous supply of nutritious, wholesome, fluid milk and dairy products is available to Nevada consumers. Laws and regulations allow the Dairy Commission to monitor the dairy industry through auditing and investigative activities. The Dairy Commission is dedicated to promoting a business climate that is economically viable for those who produce and process dairy products in Nevada.
The original legislation established that it is the policy of the state of Nevada to promote, foster and encourage intelligent production and orderly marketing of commodities necessary to its citizens, including milk; and to eliminate speculation, waste, improper marketing, unfair and destructive trade practices and improper accounting for milk purchased from producers.
The purpose of the act to establish the Dairy Commission was:
- To provide funds for administration and enforcement of the act, by assessments to be paid by producers of fluid mild and fluid cream or both, and from licenses issued to distributors.
- To authorize and enable the commission to prescribe marketing areas which are necessary due to varying factors of costs or production, health regulations, transportation and other factors in said marketing areas.
- To authorize and enable the commission to formulate stabilization and marketing plans.
- To enable the dairy industry with the aid of the state to correct existing evils, develop and maintain satisfactory marketing conditions and bring about a reasonable amount of stability and prosperity in the production and marketing of fluid milk and fluid cream.
The original legislation in 1955 established a Commission of five members: one producer, one distributor, one producer-distributor, one operator of a retail store, and one member a representative of the consuming public. The Commission appointed employees necessary to carry out the provisions of the legislation.
The Dairy Commission is funded from fees collected through licenses, permits, and assessments on regulated dairy products. It does not receive funds from the State General Fund.
The 1955 legislation classified fluid milk into three classes with class one being milk marketed as milk, class two being ice cream and class three being butter and cheese. It also directed the Commission to hold public hearings in the State Marketing Areas to determine Stabilization and Marketing Plans for these areas.
The legislation did not provide adequate funds for the Commission to operate so it returned to the Legislature in 1957 and received supplemental legislation. This included increasing the Commission to nine members. The new Dairy Commission had its first meeting on May 22, 1957 and employed as its first Secretary-Administrator Clarence J. Cassady.
The Commission established three Marketing Areas for Nevada which were the Western Marketing Area based in Reno, the Eastern Marketing Area based in Ely, and the Southern Marketing Area based in Las Vegas. Public hearings were held in these Marketing Areas in 1956 and 1957 to establish area Stabilization and Marketing Plans which set minimum prices necessary to accomplish the purpose of the legislation. The categories of these minimum prices established were producer, wholesaler, and retailer. This price fixing on the producer, wholesale, and retail levels became the most controversial of all the duties of the Dairy Commission. The Commission always emphasized that these were floor prices and it was very rare for a retailer to sell milk anywhere near the floor and that high milk prices could not be blamed on the Nevada Dairy Commission.
Over the years the nine member commission which was made up of members of the Dairy industry was thought to be an inadequate regulator of the industry as too many of the members had conflicts of interest. A climax came in the mid-1970s when scandal ran through the Nevada dairy industry involving illegal rebates and kick back payments. In 1976 a Nevada Legislative Bulletin recommended a large overhaul of the Dairy Commission; the 1977 Legislature followed through with the interim study recommendations to change the makeup and the purpose of the Nevada Dairy Commission.
The 1977 legislation reduced the number of the members of the Dairy Commission to three and decreed that one member shall be a public accountant or a certified public account, one member shall be an agricultural economist, and one member shall be experienced in banking or finance. The legislation for the management of the Commission was greatly rewritten and the way that the Dairy Commission did its business greatly changed. Public hearings and commission meetings became much less contentious and the number of applications that were rejected dropped. The price fixing powers of the Commission were greatly reduced as minimum retail prices could no longer be set by the Commission. This legislation and restructuring of the Commission led to only minimum wholesale prices being set by the Commission through a formula established by the staff and members of the Dairy Commission for each of the classes of fluid milk.
The Nevada Dairy Commission when established in 1955 was placed administratively under the Governor's Office as one of the boards and commissions whose members were appointed by the Governor. In 1993 the Commission became a unit of the new Department of Business and Industry. The members of the Commission continue to be appointed by the Governor and the Executive Director of the Commission continues to function as the Secretary of the Commission.
Sources for further information:
Dairy Commission website
Biennial Reports of the Dairy Commission, available at the Nevada State Library 29-D14/1:-. Reports available for _PHONE_
Problems Confronting the Dairy Commission. Bulletin No. 77-12, Legislative Commission of the Legislative Counsel Bureau, State of Nevada, November 1976. Available as a pdf file.
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Public hearings are held in each of the three marketing areas, usually on the same day as Commission meetings. The purpose of hearings is to amend the Stabilization and Marketing Plans of the Marketing Areas, and in recent years for amending the Nevada Administrative Code.
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Top: dairy cattle at Reno, Nevada, ca 1911. From Agricultural Nevada by C.A. Norcross, Commissioner, Industry, Agriculture, and Irrigation. San Francisco: Sunset Magazine Homeseekers Bureau,.
Bottom: Governor Paul Laxalt promoting the dairy industry, ca _PHONE_. Courtesy of the Nevada State Archives.


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C++ Question
C++ template function, same type, multiple instantiations: shares one same copy of code? EVEN in different cpp/object files
For example, consider the following code:
// f.h
template
int f(T x) {
return x+1;
If we instantiate it in both
//foo.cpp instantiation:
int i = f(1);
//bar.cpp instantiation:
int j = f(2);
Will the final program uses only one copy of code? Is that so, when
is hidden but only the object file
is provided?
I think, since each cpp files are compiled independently, both
must contains
. The linker should see same duplicate signature, and use only one copy. Am I right?
Yes, the linker will generally fold duplicate identical template instantiations away. Doing so is pretty much required to avoid an explosion in binary size when templates are involved, and to maintain some standard required invariants such as equivalence of function pointers. This behavior is sometimes called fold by name.
Beyond that, some linkers will even fold away all symbols that happen to be identical in content (i.e., compile the same code), even if they don't originate from the same definition. This is sometimes called fold by value, but unless done carefully may break the letter of the standard (i.e., because function pointers to different functions now compare equal).


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