Camlik Steam Train Museum
Camlik is a small village in Selcuk which is known with a Steam Train Museum that was founded in 1991. There are 30 steam trains that are displayed in the museum made in Germany, England, French, the USA, Sweden and Czech Republic. Among them there's an English made locomotive that works with wood and there are only two of them in the world. There are also 4 cranes, water pumps, fuel transportation tank, 1 outdoor and 1 indoor passenger carriage and a repair shop. There is a toilet from 1850 and a tunnel of 900 meter long.
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Users can filter a dataset in the goal creation tool, decreasing goal page set-up time and promoting catalog simplicity.
For example, the dataset we'll filter on is Seattle Crime Stats, categorized by police precinct and types of crime.
Let's say we want to create a goal that measures burglaries over time in various police beats.
First, create a new goal and describe the measurement in the Prevailing Measure Definition. This process doesn't change.
In the Prefilter Dataset section, instead of creating a goal based on the entirety of the dataset (Use As-is), select Filter Data First and click Next:
In the Filter Conditions section, in the text box labeled Column, start typing the category containing the subset of data. It will auto-populate with possible category headers. Next, select the Value from that category on which you'd like to filter.
Again, the field will auto-populate.
After completing Column and Value fields, the tool will return the number of entries in the category that match the criteria entered in the Value field.
Click the button to add a criteria to the filter. For instance, adding a similar field like "Robbery" increases the number of returned entries from 3875 to 7750.
Add another set of filter criteria by clicking the button, for instance, to see only the burglaries that were reported in Police Beat C1. You can see this combination of criteria reduces the total number of returned fields to 76.
Click Next. From here, walk through the remaining sections of the goal creation wizard as usual. Click Finish and Save to see the chart, target and calculated status.
To create a goal using a different subset of information from the same dataset, enter Edit mode and click Save As. Give your new goal a name and select the appropriate dashboard.
Enter your new goal in Edit mode, navigate to the Filter Conditions section and adjust the filter criteria to reflect your new goal. In this example, we've modified our crime type from "Burglary" to "Motor Vehicle-Theft" and "Larceny-Theft."
Walk through the rest of the goal creation wizard and click select Finish, then Save. Remember to change the target value and verbiage of your new goal if it differs from the original.

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Concrete vases may appear plain and simple, but they can create a beautiful contrast against the delicate, colorful flowers you put into them. They can be expensive to buy, but luckily, they are cheap and easy to make. Once you know the basics, you can experiment with all sorts of different shapes and sizes.
Part 1
Preparing the Mold and Concrete
 1. 1
 Cut a large plastic bottle down to the height you want. Choose a large plastic bottle that you want to use as the base of your vase. Use a craft blade to cut the top portion off. This will not only make inserting the smaller bottle easier, but pouring the cement in as well.[1]
 2. 2
 Choose a smaller plastic bottle for the inside of you vase. The bottle needs to be small enough to fit inside the larger bottle with at least ½-inch (1.27-centimeter) of space between the two.[2] If the bottle has a label on it, be sure to remove it first, otherwise, it will show up on the finished vase.
 3. 3
 Mix the concrete in a plastic tub or bucket. Follow the instructions on the container as each brand will be a little different. In most cases, you will need to stir 1 part water into 4 parts of cement.[3] You can use a paint stick or even a trowel to mix the concrete.
 - Always wear gloves and protective goggles while mixing concrete.[4]
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 Consider adding some color for a marbled effect. This works great with white concrete. Scoop out some of your concrete into a separate container. Stir in some pigment into it until evenly combined. Pour the white concrete into the dyed concrete. Stir it a few times until it starts to look marbled and swirly.[5]
 - Make sure that you are using concrete-appropriate pigments. If they are not sold alongside the concrete in the store, you will need to buy them online.
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Pouring the Concrete
 1. 1
 Fill the bottle ½ to ¾ of the way with concrete. Pour the concrete in slowly so as to minimize air bubbles. Don't worry if the concrete doesn't fill your large bottle all the way. The next couple of steps will fix that.
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 Tap the bottle against your work surface. This will remove any air bubbles and make the surface of your vase smoother in the end.[6] Keep in mind that the finished product may still have some air bubbles. This is perfectly normal and part of the beauty of concrete.
 3. 3
 Push a smaller bottle down into the concrete. Do not push it all the way to the bottom of the vase, however. As you push the bottle into the cement, the cement will raise and fill the rest of the big bottle.[7] If the concrete overflows, simply brush it away.[8] Try not to get any concrete into the smaller bottle.
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 Add more concrete, if necessary. If the concrete level isn't high enough, use a spoon to scoop more concrete into the large bottle. Keep doing this until the bottle is filled.[9] Once again, avoid getting any concrete into the small bottle.
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 Smooth out the concrete, if desired. Wet your finger, then use it to smooth down the concrete between the two bottles. You can also leave it as it is for a more jagged, rustic touch.[10]
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Finishing the Vase
 1. 1
 Let the concrete dry. How long this takes depends on what type of cement you used. Quick-set concrete can dry in as little as 15 minutes.[11] Other types can take up to 3 to 5 hours, or even longer.[12] Refer to the package your concrete came in for more specific drying times.
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 Remove the outer plastic bottle. Once the concrete is solid, use a craft blade to slice down the side of the plastic bottle. Tear it away in strips, revealing the concrete vase.[13] You may have to use pliers to pull the plastic away from the concrete.[14]
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 Cut down the inner plastic bottle, if necessary. You may have portions of the small, inner plastic bottle sticking out of the concrete. This needs to go. Use a craft blade to cut the smaller bottle down until it is flush with the top of the vase.[15] Do not remove the plastic bottle. If you do, the concrete vase may absorb too much water.
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 Let the concrete dry further, if necessary. After you remove the concrete from the bottle, it may still feel a little damp. Set it some place where it will not be disturbed, and allow it to dry completely.
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 Consider painting your vase. You can paint it a solid color, or you can paint designs onto it, such as strips or spots. Painting the bottom of your vase a soft pastel color will look very chic![16] You don't have to do this, but it's a great way to make you vase look more interesting!
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 Add some felt pads to the bottom of your vase to protect your furniture. You don't have to do this, but it would be a good idea if you plan on keeping your vase on surface on delicate or fragile surfaces. Simply turn your vase over, then stick 3 to 4 felt circles to the underside.[17]
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 Use your vase. You can use your vase to display fresh or silk flowers. If you use real flowers, fill the inner vase with water. The plastic, glass, or metal will create a barrier, and prevent the concrete from absorbing all the water.
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 - You can use a cardboard mailing tube or a milk carton instead of a large, plastic bottle. Be sure to spray the inside with cooking spray first, however; this will make it easier to remove it later.[18]
 - You can use glass or metal candle votive instead of a small, plastic bottle for the inner vase.
 - If you are using a metal candle votive for the inner vase, push it in so that only the top ¼-inch (0.64-centimeter) is exposed. This will give your vase an element of design.[19]
 - If you used a glass candle votive, wipe the rim with a damp towel after the concrete starts to set up. This will prevent it from looking foggy or cloudy.[20]
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Some rabbits sleep with their eyes open. You will only know they are asleep by the lack of nose twitching, or the twitching of the body. Others sleep with their eyes closed, in an almost comatose state.
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Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Mammalia Order: Lagomorpha Family: Leporidae
Rabbits are herbivorous mammals of the Family Leporidae, which also includes hares. There are about 20 different rabbit species, in 7 genera. They live on nearly all continents, except Antarctica.
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Background The Dade Behring Syva(R) EMIT (enzyme multiplied immunoassay technique) method for the measurement of tacrolimus in whole blood was evaluated against the Abbott IMx(R) microparticle enzyme immunoassay (MEIA) method. EMIT measures tacrolimus colorimetrically, whereas MEIA measures the analyte using fluorimetry. Both methods incorporate a protein precipitation step prior to measurement.
Method Whole blood specimens were treated by two types of precipitation technique followed by analysis for tacrolimus by either MEIA or EMIT on the Bayer Advia 1650. Linearity and precision were assessed and correlation analysis performed to evaluate the EMIT assay on the Bayer Advia 1650.
Results The EMIT tacrolimus assay was linear over the concentration range 0.0-22.0 mug/L; the limit of detection was 1.2 mug/L. Correlation between the Syva EMIT and IMx tacrolimus assays was excellent (r=0.959) and no significant bias existed between the two methods (mean difference, delta = 0.221 mug/L). Calibration data for the EMIT assay was stable for a period of 24-48 h on the Advia between runs.
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Due to their high abundance, massive cosmic neutrinos would have a significant influence on cosmology, especially in terms of large scale structure. Ever since the discovery of neutrino oscillation, which confirmed that neutrinos have finite masses, many efforts have been made to constrain neutrino masses from cosmology. However, none of them has considered the possibility of a finite chemical potential, if the neutrinos are not majorana fermions. The work would be the first one to analyse the combined effect of masses and chemical potentials of neutrinos on matter power spectrum of large scale structure, through two physical processes, their influence on the cosmic expansion history, and the neutrino free-streaming. The result would serve as a correction to the constraints of neutrino masses from large scale structure.
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so that I specify path to file in which to print logs in a relative way through classpath, but it doesn't work, no file addressbookLog.log is created and written. It only works with absolute paths like /home/andrea/.../resources/addressbookLog.log Have you any ideas on how to make it work with classpath?
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The Chapter 3: Logback configuration: Variable substitution told us the various ways to refer to the variable defined outside, e.g. system properties and classpath.
The significant configuration is creating a separate file that will contain all the variables. We can make a reference to a resource on the class path instead of a file as well. e.g.
The logback.xml

The external properties file (resource1.properties)
Please note that the resource1.properties is a resource which available at the classpath.
You may refer to the full version at Chapter 3: Logback configuration: Variable substitution. I hope this may help.
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That's not really what he is asking. He wants to know how to use the classpath to specify where the destination log file is. For example, the log file in his example would be "WEB-INF/classes/addressbookLog.log" under Tomcat. But it could be in a different location in a different environment. I'm looking for the answer to the same question... – jsumners Jul 3 '13 at 17:45
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COMPOUNDING: New Process Creates Diamond-Like Pellets
Special temperature control makes smooth pellets that "shine like diamonds."
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Maag Automatik (U.S. office in Charlotte, N.C.) has developed what it calls a revolutionary process for pelletizing engineering polymers underwater. Called Optimized Temperature Pelletizing (OTP), the process generates pellets that reportedly shine like diamonds with no voids, dents, or other defects.
The process produces spherical pellets on the supplier's Sphero underwater pelletizing system. Pellets of this shape are said generate less wear during conveying processes than other pellet geometries. Less wear equals less dust formation, which results in less effort for dust removal or cleaning, says Maag.
In the process, pellets are cut and cooled first in pressurized, overheated water (above 100 C/212 F). The pellets are then separated from overheated water and transferred to the second cooling circuit (less than 95 C/203 F).
After subsequent cooling, the pressure is released and the pellets are separated by Maag's Centro dryer from the process water. Once dry, the pellets are ready for subsequent processing or packing. The closed loops reportedly result in operating conditions without any air emissions or product contamination.
Based on the higher temperature level in the isolated first cooling process, that energy could easily be used for heating purposes or transformed into electrical power suitable for consumption by system components like pumps and motors.


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Want to improve learning, connection, engagement, and action outcomes at your meetings? Then use a process that requires and supports purposeful participant activity!
EMB_image_7 Effective Ways to increase partecipation at your event
When people are actively involved in their learning they learn more, and retain what they learn longer and more accurately.
And when you eliminate attendees by turning them into participants in your meeting sessions, they connect more effectively with their peers, at a much higher rate than at conventional events.
Making this happen at your meetings isn't rocket science. Here are seven simple and effective ways to increase participation at your events.
1. Badge It!
Who'd have thought that the humble name badge could provide useful information that can spark connections and engagement between attendees who are just walking around? Here's how to do it.
Use large name badges (I like 4" x 6" vertical badges) and design them so there's space for attendees to write on them. Then add a "Talk to me about…" space, or an "I'd like to know about…" space, or an "All we need is…" on your badge. Voila! Attendees now have a way to broadcast their interests and expertise and an excuse to peer at each other's badges.
A slightly different approach is to have people write a specific area of interest on their badge (perhaps on the back if it's blank) and then walk around and cluster with other attendees who share the same interest.
2. Seat Swap
To increase conversational partners at seated meals, simply announce a seat swap between two courses (typically between the main course and dessert). If the group includes approximately equal numbers of men and women, ask all the men or all the women to stand up and choose a chair at another table.
Alternatively, have everybody move whose last name begins with a letter in the first half of the alphabet. All will double their pool of conversational partners at the cost of perhaps a couple of minutes' rearrangement. At a seated buffet-style meal you can have more than one seat swap, with a commensurate increase in potential connections.
3. Post It!
At the start of a conference session, hand out several sticky notes and a pen to attendees. Ask them to write down one or more topics they would like explored or questions they would like answered, one per note. Tell them they do not need to use all their notes. Supply a wall area where notes can be posted, and ask them, once they have finished, to post their notes on the wall.
Give participants a few minutes to write their responses. As the notes are posted it is natural for people to hang around the wall and read what others have written. Let them do this, but ask people to allow late posters to get to the wall.
As the notes are posted, cluster them in groupings of similar topics. Once all the notes are on the wall, provide some time for everyone to take in the topics and questions. This group sharing can then be used as a starting point for discussion techniques like the fishbowls described below.
4. Body voting
Body voting—also called human graphs, human spectrograms, or continuum voting—is one of the most versatile participative techniques. It provides an information-rich public tableau of opinions or personal information by asking participants to move to a place in the room that corresponds to their responses to questions with a range of possible answers. Body voting allows session presenters, the group, and participants to directly experience the range and distribution of responses, and then explore individual responses or group outcomes as appropriate.
Although I can't do justice to the full range of possibilities of body voting in this article, here are a couple of ways I like to use it.
To demonstrate the collective amount of experience in the room, ask people to think of the number of years of experience they have and then have them line up across the room in order by their number of years of experience. Ask a few of those at the high experience end to say how many years' experience they have and repeat their answers for the whole group. Then, walk to the middle of the line (i.e., the point where there are approximately equal numbers of participants on either side of you) and ask the people there how many years' experience they have. Multiply their answer by the number of participants and announce the number of collective person-years of experience in the room, which will invariably be far greater than any one or two people could possess.
To allow participants to quickly meet other attendees who live or work near them, create in advance a map of the geographical region that includes a majority of attendees' locations, and display it in the room. Stand facing the map and point out the compass directions (e.g. "towards the map is North".) Ask people to move to the spot in the room that corresponds to where they live/work. Once people are in position, have them introduce themselves to the people nearby, exchange business cards, etc.
5. Fishbowls
Ever been at a "discussion" session that was monopolized by a few talkative individuals, with no one else getting a word in? Me too!
A fishbowl encourages free-wheeling discussion that anyone can join without having to get the attention of a moderator or talk over a noisy interrupter. In one version, participants sit in a horseshoe arrangement of chairs, with a few chairs in the "mouth" of the horseshoe, as shown.
A facilitator sits in one of the mouth's chairs and explains the fishbowl rules:
- If you want to talk, you must come and sit in one of the small group of chairs.
- If all the small group chairs are full and no one has yet spoken, wait a little—otherwise, when you come up, someone sitting in a mouth chair must go back to a horseshoe chair.
- If you're sitting in a small group chair and have finished what you have to say, go back to a horseshoe chair.
- When you're in a small group chair, you can address your comments to someone else in these chairs or to the whole group.
When the facilitator gently enforces these rules, everyone has a chance to speak, discuss, and be heard. Participants appreciate how the small group format focuses the discussion, how the contributors change as needed, how simply the front row shows who may talk, and how it's clear when the conversation on a topic has run its course.
6. Pair Share
Instead of one person talking and everyone else listening during a meeting session, use a few minutes of pair share to give every participant the opportunity to engage by thinking, talking, and listening. Pose a discussion question, have attendees pair up, and give everyone 30-60 seconds to think about their response. Then ask everyone to spend a couple of minutes discussing their answers with their partners. You may want to have one person in each pair start, and have them swap roles half way through the time you've allocated.
7. Pecha Kucha and Ignite
Pecha Kucha and Ignite are dynamic short-form presentations that limit presenters to 20 slides automatically advanced, each shown for 20 seconds (Pecha Kucha) or 15 seconds (Ignite), while the presenter shares his or her passion about a topic. Because each presentation lasts just 6 minutes and 40 seconds (Pecha Kucha) or 5 minutes (Ignite), presenters are challenged to be concise, targeted, and creative—and you can pack four Pecha Kucha or five Ignite presentations into 30 minutes. While these presentation styles are entertaining and a lot of fun, their impact is maximized when they are immediately followed by small breakout discussion sessions with the presenters. The combination reinforces participant learning, as attendees follow up and explore the ideas presented.
In Conclusion
There's no excuse for inflicting lectures on your attendees any more. Incorporating any or all of the above participation techniques into your meeting sessions is a sure fire way to increase learning, connection, engagement, and action outcomes at your events!
[Note: For detailed descriptions of how to prepare and run these and many other participation techniques, see the book referenced in Adrian's biography.]
Adrian Adrian Segar is a meeting architect and event facilitator with over thirty years experience, and an energetic champion for participation-rich and participant-led meetings that uncover and satisfy attendee needs for relevant learning, connection, engagement, and community. He is the author of Conferences That Work: Creating Events That People Love and, just-published, The Power of Participation: Creating Conferences That Deliver Learning, Connection, Engagement, and Action. Adrian writes regularly on event design and related issues at conferencesthatwork.com.
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FMS(Flexible Manufacturing Systems)
1. FMS Introduction.
What is the FMS? It is made of unified information control System, material storage and transportation system and a set of numerical control processing equipment. It is able to adapt to the varies of processing object, automatic machinery manufacturing system (Flexible Manufacturing System) In simple terms, the flexible manufacturing system is based on NC machine tools or machining centers, with the production system of robot. This system could realize automatic control by computer, replace artificial production, it can meet many kinds of processing in the case of non-stop.
2. FMS Advantage.
*Faster, lowercost changes from one part to another which will improve capital utilization.
*Lower direct labor cost, due to the reduction in number of workers.
*Reduced inventory, due to the planning and programming precision.
*Consistent and better quality, due to the automated control.
*Lower cost/unit of output, due to the greater productivity using the same number of workers.
*Savings from the indirect labor, from reduced errors, rework, repairs and rejects
3. FMS Configuration.
There many choices for the FMS based on the customers' requirements. The most simple one is one CNC machine + one robot. CNC machine does the workpiece manufacture, robot does the workpiece loading and laying-off.
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I'm trying to update an empty mySQL database using Python.
This is the error I receive:
pymysql.err.InternalError: (1416, 'Cannot get geometry object from data you send to the GEOMETRY field')
Here's the problematic code:
with connection.cursor() as cursor:
# Create a new record
sql = "INSERT INTO 'projects' ('name', 'country', 'activation_date', 'active') VALUES (%s, %s, %s, %s)"
cursor.execute(sql, ('Nate', 'USA', '2016-06-23 09:11:32', '1'))
Here is what the table looks like in the database (it's empty):
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It looks like you're using the MySQL type linestring to represent a string, while in MySQL the correct type to represent a string of characters would be text or varchar(). linestring is a representation of a geometric line, as you can see here:
To fix this, simply change the column types of name and country to varchar() or text. See:


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Healthcare Capital Corp. (HCCC)
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The above is a comparative analysis of the company's financial position and performance. The comparison is based
on official financial statements filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) through the Electronic Data Gathering,
Analysis, and Retrieval system (EDGAR) (about 10,000 largest publicly traded companies).
The comparison is made using the eleven key financial ratios (see the table above).
The company's financial ratios are compared with the median of the ratios for all companies and for companies
in the same industry, as well as to the quartiles of these ratios.
Each ratio value is assigned a score between -2 and +2 depending on its position relative to the quartiles
(-2 – below the first quartile; -1 – between the first and the second quartile;
+1 – between the second and the third quartile; +2 – above the third quartile;
0 – the ratio value deviates from the median by no more than 5% of the difference between the median and
the quartile closest to the ratio value).
To draw a conclusion from the analysis, the individual scores are weighted equally to produce an overall score ranging from -2 and +2.
"Change during the year" calculation
|much better (+1 - +2incl)
|better (from 0.11 to +1incl)
|about the same (from -0.11incl to +0.11incl)
|worse (from -1incl to -0.11)
|much worse (from -2incl to -1)
Change during the year is calculated by comparing the resulting score of financial position within the industry with the last year's (quarter's) score.
The result of the comparison may be as follows:
|significantly improved (positive change of more than 1 point)
|improved (positive change of less than 1 point)
|unchanged (little or no change in score, no more than 0.11 points)
|deteriorated (the score has decreased by less than 1 point during the year)
|deteriorated significantly (the score has decreased by more than 1 point during the year)
Please note that this analysis does not indicate that the company's financial position is good or bad, but rather describes it in comparison to other U.S. businesses.
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The National Weather Service out of Morehead City and Hyde County Emergency Services are forecasting severe weather for eastern North Carolina Thursday afternoon into Friday afternoon.
In addition to widespread heavy rain, the National Weather Service is watching the potential for stronger thunderstorms Thursday night, which would have the potential for strong winds or even tornados, especially along the coast.
The anticipated impacts for Hyde County are as follows:
- Gale force winds and dangerous seas affecting all coastal waters and the Pamlico Sound.
- Maximum wind gusts of 40+ mph.
- A total rainfall accumulation of 3.70 inches is expected but locally higher amounts of 4+ inches are possible. Minor to moderate flooding may occur.
- Given the heightened surf conditions and potential for beach erosion, it is possible the dunes along Highway 12 north of the pony pens, in the area of the wash over, will be compromised and the roadway could be impacted.
Mainland Hyde County:
- Large waves and dangerous seas affecting all coastal waters and the Pamlico Sound.
- Maximum wind gusts of 25 to 30 mph increasing geographically from northwest (Ponzer) to southeast (Engelhard).
- Isolated thunderstorms have the potential for strong winds or even a tornado.
- Total rainfall accumulations of 3 to 3.5 inches are expected but locally higher amounts of 4 plus inches are possible. Minor to moderate flooding may occur.


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CCTV Lens Field of View Calculator
The function of the lens is to collect light reflected from the scene and focus it into an image onto the CCTV camera sensor. Most CCTV applications use a fixed-focal-length (FFL) lens, which, like your eye's lens, covers a constant angular field of view (FOV). That is, the FFL images a scene with constant magnification. A large variety of CCTV camera lenses are available with different focal lengths (FLs), which will provide different FOVs. Wide-angle, medium-angle, or narrow-angle lenses produce different magnifications and FOVs.
How to use this tool
This handy FOV calculator will help you in determining which lens is right for your application. Enter the camera lens format, the distance to the object, focal length of the lens, and click "Calculate" to see the field of view you can expect with that lens. It also works in reverse. If you know the field of view you need, enter it and the distance to the object along with camera format to find the focal length you will need to get the field of view desired.
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Typically you need a horizontal field of view of 10 feet or less to be able to read a license plate. Thus, at 100 feet with a 1/3" standard camera, you will need a 50 mm lens to get a horizontal FOV of under 10 feet. This doubles to a 100 mm lens at a distance of 200 feet, and so on.

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Blanche Sweet. American Actress. Silent movie star. 1920s fashion.
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Blanche Sweet. American Actress. Silent movie star.
Blanche Sweet _PHONE_ was an American film actress whose career in the early days of silent films had already peaked. 1909 began her film career at the Biograph and quickly became one of the leading actresses in the films of D.W. Griffith. In 1911 she had the leading role as a young mother in The Last Drop of Water. Her most important main role was as Judith in the first feature-length film by Griffiths Judith Bethulien of 1914. In 1915 she left Biograph and went to the Famous Players-Lasky, where she appeared in films by Cecil B. DeMille and Marshall Neilan. The contemporary film critics held because of their versatility for one of the most outstanding actresses of the entire silent era. Towards the end of the silent era waned her popularity and she only occurred in three sound films. In 1930 she retired from the film business altogether back. When she got no more appointments, she worked at all times in a department store in Los Angeles. In the late 1960s, she was, in particular by European film students, recognition as a pioneer of the American film received.


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Edmund Spenser (c. _PHONE_) is known for his moral allegory The Faerie Queene to Elizabeth I, of which six books survive (three published in 1590 and three in 1596).
Other books include The Shepheard's Calendar 1579, Astrophel 1586, the love sonnets Amoretti and the Epithalamion 1595.
Born in London and educated at Cambridge, in 1580 he became secretary to the Lord Deputy in Ireland, and at Kilcolman Castle completed the first three books of The Faerie Queene (Elizabeth I being the "Faerie Queene").
In 1598 Kilcolman Castle was burned down by rebels, and Spenser with his family narrowly escaped. He died in London, and was buried in Westminster Abbey.
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Edmund Spenser was a English poet, who has been called the "poet's poet" because of his rich imagery and command of versification.


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I consulted Advanced Practical Organic Chemistry (John Leonard) and Practical Organic Synthesis (Reinhart Keese). Both have useful paragraphs on dry loading, but one point is not clear. Does one use sand, and if so, is the sand above or below the sample-impregnated silica?
Sand on top of the sample loaded silica. So I make up the column, either wet or dry load, then add a bunch of sand, enough to protect the sample loaded silica so my cack-handed pouring of solvent doesnt disturb the sample layer.


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The laws governing the National Park were laid down in 1980, and define the purpose of the Park's existence as follows:
«The Swiss National Park is a reserve in which nature is protected from any human interference, and in particular the entire fauna and flora are left to develop naturally.»
The law provides the framework for the protection of the National Park. Detailed regulations covering the aims of protection, paths, prohibitions and penalties are laid down within the cantonal ordinance.
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The Methods Behind the "Oil-Slick" Craze
What is Oil Slick?
The "oil-slick" finish is achieved with the application of a iridescent titanium coating. This coating displays different shades of green, yellow, blue, and purple. The oil-slick finish can only be achieved using high-cost machinery and extensive manufacturing processes. The oil slick finish will never fade away on parts with the exception of the braking surface of the oil slick brake rotors. The braking surface makes contact with the brake pads inhibiting the color change but the rest of the brake rotor will always remain oil slick! The finish will never fade away because it is an anodized titanium layer applied to the part which is extremely durable against the elements due to its material properties.
How is it Made?
The titanium oxide layer on the surface is transparent and of varying thickness, so part of the light bounces off the top of the titanium oxide coating and part bounces off the bottom, causing thin film interference.
Thin Film Interference
Titanium is applied to the alloy part with a PVD (Physical Vapor Deposition) process.
Next, the coloration is done by anodizing the titanium to varying thicknesses by controlling the immersion depth, time and voltage applied.
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The Bittenut Hickory, Carya cordiformis, is also known as the Yellow-bud Hickory tree. The yellow bud makes it difficult to mistake for another species and combined with the alternate compound leaves and relatively large nuts, it is very distinctive This deciduous tree is found on moist, fertile soils in the east and central U.S. and is intolerant of shade. The fall color is often green to chartruese, but sometimes is a brilliant golden-yellow in excellent seasons.
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Candles or a candle is an object generally made of wax and sometimes is an ignitable wick embedded in wax or in any other flammable solid substance such as tallow, these substances are also chosen on the basis of the light they produce, and in some special cases, also on the basis of their fragrance. Some candles are used for the purpose of providing heat or keeping time as well. Chandler is traditionally a person who is known to make candles either professionally or for person interests. From ages, various devices an objects have been invented in order to keep candles, these have ranged from simple table top candlesticks which are also known as candle holders to elaborate forms of candelabra and chandeliers.
In order to burn a candle, there is a requirement of a heat source, commonly a naked flame from a matchstick or a lighter is used for the same, is used to light the candle's wick, which afterwards melts and vaporizes a small amount of fuel in the form of wax. Once the fuel or wax is vaporized, it combines with the oxygen present in air to ignite and form a constant flame and the flame provides heat and light.
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Entering Recovery Mode on Samsung Galaxy M30 (6GB RAM + 128GB)
Do you need to enter recovery mode on your Samsung Galaxy M30 (6GB RAM + 128GB) device? Are you struggling to access this important mode on your device? Do not worry as we have got you covered in this guide. In this guide, we will be discussing all the necessary steps that you need to follow in order to access recovery mode on your Samsung Galaxy M30 (6GB RAM + 128GB) device.
Why Entering Recovery Mode is Important
Most users may ask themselves why entering recovery mode is important in the first place. Here are some of the reasons why entering this mode is important:
- Recover lost data: With recovery mode, you can access certain data, which may be hidden in the core system of your device. Such data can be recovered with the recovery mode.
- Perform a Factory Reset: One of the most common means of speeding up a device is by performing a factory reset. Recovery mode allows you to directly access the core of your device to perform the reset.
- Install Firmware Updates: Firmware updates are an important means of adding new features to the devices. Moreover, new firmware updates also fix bugs and other irregularities in devices. To install such updates, you will need to access recovery mode.
- Other Tasks: Other than just the mentioned tasks, the recovery mode also allows you to perform other tasks, such as clearing the cache memory, wipe data, and so on.
How to Enter Recovery Mode on Samsung Galaxy M30 (6GB RAM + 128GB)
Now that you know why the Recovery mode is important, it is now time to discuss the steps of entering the recovery mode on Samsung Galaxy M30 (6GB RAM + 128GB). Here are the steps that you need to follow:
- Step 1: First of all, turn off your Samsung Galaxy M30 (6GB RAM + 128GB) device completely.
- Step 2: After the device is turned off, press and hold the Volume Up and Power Button together for a few seconds.
- Step 3: You will now see a screen with the Android robot icon.
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The Yellow-billed magpie is a large and beautiful bird. Its long black tail is iridescent and its wing feathers are shades of blue, green and white. The characteristic that makes them so special is their yellow beak. There is a similar and more wide spread species with a black bill. The yellow billed magpie is found only in California.
They are highly intelligent. Once I was out for a walk and I heard one singing in a pine tree. I thought someone had lost a parrot. They are excellent mimics.
The Yellow-billed magpie nests up high in a tree, usually a valley oak.
The yellow-billed magpie feeds mainly on animal matter, including insects, bird eggs, nestling, and carrion, They will also eat acorns, seeds, grass, and berries. They will also eat poisoned grains left for killing ground California ground squirrels. Large portions of a population get wiped out.
(When my brother and I were little we used to call them maggot pies, because they ate dead things.)
This is a special bird to us, here in California, because it is endemic to this region, that is it is found only here. It inhabits the central valley and coastal valleys of California, preferring open oak woodlands.
The Yellow-billed magpie likes open oak woodlands. They like open areas near roads where ether is plenty of road kill to scavenge.
The Yellow billed magpie likes open oak woodlands near roads with road kill.
The yellow-billed magpie is a resident. They move around some in winter in search of food.
Magpies are not really at home in a garden setting. They need big open spaces with smatterings of trees. Most gardens are to shrubby and dense for their taste. However you might get one stopping by if you have an oak in your yard. They seem to prefer the valley oak, Quercus lobata This may be because this oak like the lower open valleys just like the magpies. These large stately trees are deciduous and they are good near your home. They let in the much needed sun light in the winter and shade your home in the hot summer.
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Everywhere on the web we read that Javascript has prototypal inheritance. However Javascript only provides by default a specific case of prototypal inheritance with the new operator. Therefore, most of the explanations are really confusing to read. This article aims to clarify what is prototypal inheritance and how to really use it on Javascript.
Prototypal Inheritance Definition
When you read about Javascript prototypal inheritance, you often see a definition like this:
When accessing the properties of an object, JavaScript will traverse the prototype chain upwards until it finds a property with the requested name. Javascript Garden
Most Javascript implementations use __proto__ property to represent the next object in the prototype chain. We will see along this article what is the difference between __proto__ and prototype.
Note: __proto__ is non-standard and should not be used in your code. It is used in the article to explain how Javascript inheritance works.
The following code shows how the Javascript engine retrieves a property (for reading).
function getProperty(obj, prop) { if (obj.hasOwnProperty(prop)) return obj[prop] else if (obj.__proto__!== null) return getProperty(obj.__proto__, prop) else return undefined}
Let's take the usual class example: a 2D Point. A Point has two coordinates x, y and a method print.
Using the definition of the prototypal inheritance written before, we will make an object Point with three properties: x, y and print. In order to create a new point, we just make a new object with __proto__ set to Point.
var Point = { x: 0, y: 0, print: function () { console.log(this.x, this.y); }}; var p = {x: 10, y: 20, __proto__: Point}; p.print(); // 10 20
Javascript Weird Prototypal Inheritance
What is confusing is that everyone teaches Javascript prototypal inheritance with this definition but does not give this code. Instead they give something like this:
function Point(x, y) { this.x = x; this.y = y;} Point.prototype = { print: function () { console.log(this.x, this.y); }}; var p = new Point(10, 20); p.print(); // 10 20
This is completely different from the code given above. Point is now a function, we use a prototype property, the new operator. What the hell!?
How new works
Brendan Eich wanted Javascript to look like traditional Object Oriented programming languages such as Java and C++. In those, we use the new operator to make a new instance of a class. So he wrote a new operator for Javascript.
 - C++ has the notion of constructor, that initializes the instance attributes. Therefore, the new operator must target a function.
 - We need to put the methods of the object somewhere. Since we are working on a prototypal language, let's put it in the prototype property of the function.
The new operator takes a function F and arguments: new F(arguments...). It does three easy steps:
 1. Create the instance of the class. It is an empty object with its __proto__ property set to F.prototype.
 2. Initialize the instance. The function F is called with the arguments passed and this set to be the instance.
 3. Return the instance
Now that we understand what the new operator does, we can implement it in Javascript.
function New (f) {/*1*/ var n = { '__proto__': f.prototype }; return function () {/*2*/ f.apply(n, arguments);/*3*/ return n; }; }
And just a small test to see that it works.
function Point(x, y) { this.x = x; this.y = y;} Point.prototype = { print: function () { console.log(this.x, this.y); }}; var p1 = new Point(10, 20); p1.print(); // 10 20 console.log(p1 instanceof Point); // true var p2 = New (Point)(10, 20); p2.print(); // 10 20 console.log(p2 instanceof Point); // true
Real Prototypal Inheritance in Javascript
The Javascript specifications only gives us the new operator to work with. However, Douglas Crockford found a way to exploit the new operator to do real Prototypal Inheritance! He wrote the Object.create function.
Object.create = function (parent) { function F() {} F.prototype = parent; return new F();};
This looks really strange but what it does is really simple. It just creates a new object with its prototype set to whatever you want. It could be written as this if we allow the use of __proto__:
Object.create = function (parent) { return { '__proto__': parent };};
The following code is our Point example with the use of real prototypal inheritance.
var Point = { x: 0, y: 0, print: function () { console.log(this.x, this.y); }}; var p = Object.create(Point); p.x = 10; p.y = 20; p.print(); // 10 20
We have seen what prototypal inheritance is and how Javascript implements only a specific way to do it.
However, the use of real prototypal inheritance (Object.create and __proto__) has some downsides:
 - Not standard: __proto__ is non-standard and even deprecated. Also native Object.create and Douglas Crockford implementation are not exactly equivalent.
 - Not optimized: Object.create (native or custom) has not yet been as heavily optimized as the new construction. It can be up to 10 times slower.
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A good speaker biography for a conference is the one that attracts the target persona. make it clear what the speech is going to be about in the speaker' s biography to gather the right audience. relevant: how to invite a speaker to speak at your event for free. the top 10 best speakers bio examples. often you will be provided with a biography of the speaker. the client has probably recieved this from the speaker or copied it from their website and it was useful to them in selecting the speaker for the engagement. but these are seldom useful as speaker introductions. your professional bio is, arguably, the most important piece of copy you' ll ever write about yourself. it' s the first introduction to who you are, what biography you do and what you' re biography interested in. writing about yourself isn' t easy but you can' t let that stop you from writing a professional bio that makes a memorable first impression. in this guide, i share tips and tricks for writing a careerpropelling bio on every major platform.
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Fouling in hydroprocessing heat exchangers and furnaces can differ depending on which streams are processed, the quality of the stream (straight run or cracked feed stock – or a combination of both), unit design and operation, and location. When processing lighter streams such as naphtha and diesel, the foulant materials that occur at the feed heat exchangers and furnace may be a combination of polymeric and inorganic deposition. In the case of processing heavier gas oil cuts and resid streams, the foulant material may be some combination of polynuclear aromatic compounds, asphaltenes and inorganic material, depending on the stream.
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The first step in preparation of tomato sauce is peeling and seeding tomatoes. Here's how you can go about it.
Peeling the tomatoes
Remove stalk from tomatoSeparate small green stalk of the tomato with the help of knife.
Tomatoes immersed in boiling water
Boil a half pot of water (enough for submerging tomatoes). Once water gets boiled, dip tomatoes in water and allow them to remain in this way for almost 20-30 seconds or more. The skin will start splitting. Take care that tomatoes should not be overcooked.
Transfer the tomatoes from boiling water pot to cold water bowl. Immerse it completely in the cold water till the tomatoes are ready for the peeling.
Peeling tomatoes with knifeOnce the tomatoes are completely cooled then remove it from ice water and start gently peeling it with sharp knife end.
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For seeding cut the tomatoes into half.
Squeezing tomatoSqueeze half of the tomato in one hand and pull out the seeds with other.
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Christian Wedding Sand Ceremony
Christian sand ceremonies represent a union in Christ.
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Weddings are full of symbolism, most of it relating to the bride's family and groom's family becoming one family. In Christian weddings, the couple often performs a small task that symbolizes the two persons becoming one flesh, as stated in Genesis 2:24: "Therefore a man shall leave his father and mother and be joined to his wife, and they shall become one." One way to symbolize this unity is to perform a sand ceremony.
1 Origins of the Ceremony
It is unclear where the tradition of the sand ceremony originated. Many believe that it originated in the Hawaiian Islands -- where beach weddings are common -- while others claim that a similar ceremony has long been performed by certain Native American groups. Wherever the origin, it is no longer limited to a people group or even religious denominations. Many couples, regardless of their religious or spiritual beliefs, use the ceremony to express their deep commitment to each other.
2 How It's Done
Couples may choose to pour the sand from a shell.
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Before the ceremony, the bride and groom each prepare a small vial or cup of sand. If the wedding is at a beach, the bride and groom may use shells to pour the sand. Some couples choose to use different colors of sand, such as the colored sand that is sold at craft stores. Others use sand from a specific place, such as a favorite vacation spot. If the bride and groom are from opposite coasts, they might each take sand from their particular coast. During the ceremony, the minister makes a speech about how the two will now become one, and then he will direct the bride and groom to pour their individual vials of sand into one container.
3 What It Means
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The mixing of the two different types of sand into one, new composition is a symbol of the covenant of marriage. As the sand mixes together, the minister will often quote Matthew 19:6: "What therefore God hath joined together, let no man put asunder." Then the minister may point out how difficult it would be to separate the now-combined sands into their original, individual containers. The difficulty of this hypothetical task is a reminder of the couple's solemn promise to God to commit to making their marriage work.
4 Variations
Some Christian couples also choose to ask the mothers of the bride and groom to pour a small amount of sand into the container. This signifies the joining of the two families into one family under God. Children of the bride and groom may also be asked to contribute to the pattern with their own colors of sand. Or, a couple may ask the minister to pour a third color of sand into the container to signify the work of the Holy Spirit in the couple's marriage.
5 After the Wedding
The swirling pattern of the sand is often quite attractive, especially if two or more different colors were used. This unique design is a visual reminder of God's design, or plan, for a marriage. For this reason, many Christian couples choose to display their container of sand in a prominent location, perhaps on a mantel next to a framed wedding portrait.


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INHERITANCE OF BITTERNESS IN CUCUMBER
Three cucumber inbred lines with different types of bitterness: bitter in both foliage and fruit (BiBiBtBt), bitterfree in both foliage and fruit (bibibtbt), and bitter in foliage only (BiBibtbt,) were used as materials to examine the segregation ratios of the F1, F2, and BC1 progeny. The results showed that the genes controlling foliage bitterness, Bi and bi, act independently of those controlling fruit bitterness, Bt and bt, and that bi is epistatically recessive to Bt. Fruits are also bitter when Bi and bi are heterozygous, even in the absence of Bt, although the extent of bitterness is less than that caused by Bt, and the proportion of bitter fruit is lower.
Xingfang, G., Shengping, Z., Yanmei, G. and Caiqing, X. (2007). INHERITANCE OF BITTERNESS IN CUCUMBER. Acta Hortic. 731, 67-70
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|Abstract:||This thesis investigates how principals in neighbourhood secondary schools in Singapore manage their lowest stream, the Normal Technical (NT) students, in their schools. The study was guided by three research questions: (1) What are principals' perceptions of streaming as a way of organising students in secondary schools?; (2) What perceptions and expectations are held by principals in neighbourhood secondary schools regarding NT students?; and (3) Do the principals' perceptions and expectations of NT students influence their school management with regards to streaming and the provision of opportunities for curricular and co-curricular programmes? The aim of the study and the research questions made the use of the interpretivist paradigm and qualitative research methods most appropriate. The study also adopted a symbolic interactionist perspective, realising that people make sense of their lives and experiences through interaction with others around them. The study exemplifies the methods proposed by grounded theorists (Glaser, 1992; Strauss & Corbin, 1990). Participants were principals of neighbourhood secondary schools. Data were collected using semi-structured interviews and documents over a period of approximately 36 months. Through the series of interviews a picture emerged of principals' management approaches of their NT students. The grounded theory that emerged – the theory of 'selective engagement' – comprises a threefold typology of principals and three categories. The three categories are respectively: (1) Paradigms; (2) Conceptions; and (3) Management. The theory proposes that principals can be classified as 'realists/pragmatists', 'innovators/improvisers' and 'nurturers' according to the extent they selectively engage their students in the eight management areas: (1)Streaming/Lateral Movement; (2) Monitoring; (3) Deployment of Resources; (4) Subject Offerings; (5) Enrichment Programmes; (6) Managing Discipline; (7) Leadership Opportunities; and (8) Treatment of Students. The study shows how participants manage their NT students selectively in answer to the third research question. This gives rise to three discernible patterns of responses forming the basis of the threefold typology.|
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Venison is the name given to any of the species of deer sold as meat in the UK. The lean, red meat is low in fat and full of flavour and has become popular and widely available. Deer can be classified as wild deer, park deer (reared in herds that roam parklands) or farmed deer (rearing varies from free-range to intensive). The most common varieties of deer in the UK are red, fallow and roe.
There is little difference in taste between wild and farmed deer, although farmed venison is more likely to be younger, a little milder in flavour and perhaps slightly fattier; wild venison may be slightly tougher but more flavoursome. Farmed venison is available all year. Wild venison is also available almost year round, as the different species have different seasons.
Venison can be substituted for beef in most recipes. The most popular cuts for roasting are the saddle, loin, fillet and haunch (leg). Because the meat is so lean it needs careful cooking; quick roasting is ideal. Tougher cuts (shoulder, neck and shin) should be braised or stewed or made into mince for venison burgers or sausages. Non-native imports include chital, a spotted deer that's imported from Bangladesh, and can be cooked in the same way as British venison.
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Like many of his 1950s era space-piloting contemporaries, Rocky Jones was pretty popular with the kiddies. And why not? Despite its low budget and standard Space Ranger plots, every kid watching the 39 original episodes, which aired between 1953 and 1955 and were later recut and rereleased as a full-length feature, believed in the heroism and deep space adventures of the dashing star.
Richard Crane starred as the title character, a man whose record and reputation were so pristine, he was rarely (if ever) proven wrong or reprimanded by a superior.
Joined by his sidekick Winky (played by original Our Gang member Scotty Beckett), his on-again, off-again flame Vena Ray (played by Sally Mansfield), Rocky Jones's chief objective was to defeat the alien supergroup, the Officians (said to embody and reflect an anti-communist sentiment).
One of the series' distinguishing factors was that it was continuous, instead of episodic – so that it ran in a sort of soap opera-like sequence that never repeated or deviated from the developments of the plot before it.
Though he's rarely remembered today, Rocky Jones's legacy as a Space Ranger par excellence remains in tact. He even flirted with rekindled fame when his film work was briefly featured in two Mystery Science Theater 3000 episodes.


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News 12 First at Five / Thursday, Feb. 14, 2013
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW) -- Georgia Regents University is putting good use to a $60,000 grant. They're making a video game for kids just starting school -- helping them learn to read. They say a similar DVD has already been successful.
Now they're trying to continue the success by making a video game. Reading is fundamental and not reading is detrimental, especially to kids who have just started school.
"It's not, 'Here is the ball.' It's language involvement that expands their knowledge base," said GRU Professor Paulette.
Thanks to a federal grant, Georgia Regents University was able to make 20,000 DVDs aimed at improving kids' reading skills.
"The results were a 20-point gain on the average for the Peabody vocabulary test. It tests their receptive vocabulary," Harris said.
"This goes into the homes of kids who don't have many books in the home. It may be single-parent homes where the parent has very little time to read," said Professor Walter Evans.
Now they're using another grant to build a video game focused on improving reading skills.
"We intend to help as many kids as inexpensively as we can," Evans said.
The video game will be a lot like the DVD. The game will be more interactive to help kids understand concepts better.
"They have heard so many classic nursery rhymes and fairy tales.They include long sentences and multisyllabic words," Evans said.
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The attest function is one of the most important duties of any Certified Public Accountant (CPA). In order for an attest function to be affective, an adequate amount of data must be sampled. The goal of an attest function is to express an opinion on a company's financial statements and provide some assurance as to their accuracy.
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What is the Difference Between a Conservatory and an Orangery?
difference between a conservatory and an orangery
A question we hear a lot is, "What is the difference between an orangery and a conservatory?".
At a glance, modern orangeries and conservatories don't seem that different. Their visual similarities can make the task of identifying what roof conversion or extension style you want confusing.
We're going to make things more straightforward. Here is a concise history and description of orangeries and conservatories and what makes them different.
What is an Orangery?
what is an orangery
Classic Orangeries
Both orangeries and conservatories date from around the 17th to the 19th century. Orangeries got their name from their original purpose – to provide shelter for citrus trees during the harsh winter months.
A typical staple of homes on affluent estates, orangeries were a sign of wealth and were often stand-alone structures made from both solid materials such as brick and glass.
Notable examples include the large orangeries at Kensington Palace and Kew Royal Botanical Gardens.
Both of these orangeries were intended to house exotic fruit but were also entertaining spaces – a function they serve to this day.
Modern Orangeries
Most domestic orangeries don't mimic the grandiosity of Kensington Palace, but the mixture of brick and glass make them attractive pieces of architecture.
While modern orangeries will retain most of the original features of a classic orangery, they're likely to be smaller in size and used as a room or home extension instead of a tree shelter zone.
They blend into contemporary and classic styles, and with the correct roof choice, they'll look more like an extension than a conservatory because of their brick structure.
What is a Conservatory?
what is a conservatory
Classic Conservatories
Conservatories were first built to protect plants and shrubs, and similar to orangeries also became to be associated with the wealthy.
The Palm House at Kew Gardens and the iconic Crystal Palace are Georgian and Victorian examples of conservatory-style structures.
Constructed from glass and iron, old-style conservatories were susceptible to rust and fluctuating temperatures, and they fell out of fashion by World War II.
Modern Conservatories
With advancements in building materials, conservatories became popular for homeowners as extension-style rooms around forty years ago.
Companies offered full design, installation and warranties. The materials were cheap too (polycarbonate and glass or plastic), which made them appealing for homeowners that wanted to add an extension to their home or garden.
Technological advances in flooring, blinds and roofing mean that homeowners have more options available when trying to regulate the temperature in the room, making the rooms accessible at all times of the year.
What is the Technical Difference Between a Conservatory and an Orangery?
technical differences between conservatory and orangery
The main difference in conservatories and orangeries comes in the glass-to-other-materials ratio in the structure.
For example, if your structure contains less than 75% glass in the roof structure and less than 50% glass in the wall structure, you have an orangery.
If your structure contains more than 75% glass in the roof structure and less than 50% glass in the wall structure, you have a conservatory.
What Are the Other Differences Between a Conservatory and an Orangery?
other differences between conservatory and orangery
You can use percentages as a guideline, but they're difficult to quantify. And when it comes to the details behind what defines a building as a conservatory or as an orangery, there aren't any specific rules.
You could use the shape as an indicator; orangeries are more likely to be rectangular or square. Conservatories can be rectangular or square, but there are other shapes such as P, L and T-Shaped conservatories.
The bottom line is that they're very similar, and with the various styles and home improvement options available today, the names are becoming more interchangeable.
An orangery has more brickwork than a conservatory and is a hybrid between a traditional conservatory and a reliable extension.
Orangeries often have flat roofs with a raised roof lantern. However, there are other options on the market, such as a pitched tiled orangery roof.
Conservatories are mainly made from glass or polycarbonate, are attached to the main house, and usually have a pitched roof.
Are Orangeries Warmer Than Conservatories?
are orangeries warmer than conservatories
While orangeries contain more brick than conservatories, it's often a marginal amount. Both structures will suffer from the poor insulation qualities of glass, so they'll usually be hot in the summer and cold in the winter.
Orangeries may be slightly warmer than conservatories, but it won't make it inhabitable in the winter months unless you'll need another heat circulating method.
Can You Turn a Conservatory into An Orangery?
can you turn a conservatory into an orangery
While it is possible to convert a conservatory into an orangery, it isn't an easy job and may require building regulations and planning permission.
You would probably have to rebuild the structure anyway, so you'd be starting from scratch after dismantling your conservatory.
A cheaper, quicker and more straightforward option would be to install a roof on your conservatory.
A roof will give the impression of an extension and will help to regulate the temperature in the room. You'll also be able to use the room all year round.
You need to ask yourself where you think you should invest your money and what you want the room to do.
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You also have the option to add roof lanterns (traditionally seen on orangeries) or vents to your replacement tiled roof.
You can see how our various options allow you to create your own ideal conservatory/orangery/extension hybrid and make the names more interchangeable.
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Econometrica: Sep 1977, Volume 45, Issue 6
Multiple Time Series Analysis and the Final Form of Econometric Models
Kenneth F. WallisUnivariate autoregressive moving average models for the endogenous variables of a dynamic simultaneous equations system can be interpreted as a form of solution of that system. This paper considers the interrelationships between the various representations of the system, and develops joint estimation and model selection procedures for the multiple time series model which arises as a multivariate representation of the individual autoregressive moving average models. A test of the restriction of common autoregressive parameters is incorporated. Two empirical examples are presented, the first concerned with a model of the hog cycle and the second with a model of the United States economy previously considered by Zellner and Palm.
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Business or Brand
There are some differences between growing a brand and growing a business. If They of course work together, but growing each is a slightly different experience.
A brand can typically exist independently of the businesses that operate under its umbrella. A brand is a broader expression of your business, it's the image or identity behind your business, your ventures, your community. Let's take a closer look at the difference between growing a brand and growing a business.
Sales-focused or community-focused
The goal of your business is likely to generate income, while the broader goal of building a brand should be to grow a community. That community can of course lend to sales - that's how brand and business go hand-in-hand, and why both are so important. However, to grow a brand, you're not focused on the number of products you sell or the number of leads you generate - you're more focused on engagement, reach, and recognition.
While building a business involves expanding products or offerings, building a brand typically means focusing on a single idea or focus that you want your brand to embody. Your brand creates a reputation for you and any businesses that operate under that brand. It's what helps people identify and relate to your business.
Which one is larger?
Because building a brand goes beyond generating income or offering new products, it focuses more on public perception and sentiment. It is not about what you sell, it is about how you make your people feel. For example, bringing in Coca-Cola again, the sugary, carbonated beverage brings thoughts of unexpected moments of happiness, not because of the product itself, necessarily, but because of the branding around the product.
Many of us have likely seen the Coca-Cola commercials showing joyful people sharing a cola, promoting the "share a Coke" campaign. It becomes more than a beverage this way; instead, it's a community for those who love the brand and its products. This is a clear example of how product, business, and brand, work together to create community and sales. It's these kinds of campaigns and connections that stand out in people's minds and create a memorable view of your brand and how your company functions within that brand. It brings your products and offerings together with the connection you need to have with your customers in order to keep them interested in those products and offerings.
Brand can not be taken away
Your business might fail, but a brand doesn't work that way. A brand only fails if you fail to find the right community and continue growing it. If it doesn't work, you can likely just try shifting the direction of your brand or changing the focus. It can't ever be taken away from you or stolen, because it's an expression of your values, views, and goals rather than a physical offering of services or products.
Your business may end for one reason or another, but your brand can easily live beyond that. Brand is the face and voice of any companies that exist as part of it. So in that sense, a brand is more of an idea than a tangible item or entity, and no one can take an idea from you! And in that way, growing a brand becomes just as important in any business venture as growing the company or business itself.
Equally important
As an entrepreneur, it's equally important to grow brand and business. Your business allows you to solve the needs within the community your brand creates, and your brand allows you to reach more people whose needs your business can help to solve. Growing both of them simultaneously helps you to reach your business goals. Sure, these concepts can operate independently, but the most successful companies have dedicated communities and recognition around their brand - so take the time to establish and build your brand with your business. Please don't hesitate in case of any requests to contact Amir Khademi
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Definition of'septic tank'
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Translations for'septic tank'
British English: septic tank /ˈsɛptɪk tæŋk/ NOUN
A septic tank is an underground tank where faeces, urine, and other waste matter is made harmless using bacteria.
- American English: septic tank
- Arabic: غُرفِةُ تَفتيش
- Brazilian Portuguese: fossa sética
- Chinese: 化粪池
- Croatian: septička jama
- Czech: septik
- Danish: septiktank
- Dutch: septic tank
- European Spanish: pozo séptico
- Finnish: saostuskaivo
- French: fosse septique
- German: Faulbehälter
- Greek: σηπτικός βόθρος
- Italian: fossa biologica
- Japanese: 浄化槽
- Korean: 정화조
- Norwegian: septiktank
- Polish: szambo
- European Portuguese: fossa sética
- Romanian: fosă septică
- Russian: септический резервуар
- Spanish: pozo séptico
- Swedish: septiktank
- Thai: ถังปุ๋ยหมัก
- Turkish: septik çukur
- Ukrainian: септичний резервуар
- Vietnamese: hố rác tự hoại
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Cut Out a Cross with One Straight Cut
cross you can cut from a piece of paper
How can you cut out a shape of a cross from a regular piece of paper with one, straight cut? Follow the steps below to find out.
 1. fold top corner to opposite sideFold the top corner down to the edge of the paper.
 2. fold other top corner downFold the top right corner down.
 3. fold in halfFold in half along a vertical line.
 4. fold in half againFold in half vertically again.
 5. cut along vertical lineCut along the vertical line.


Maori Poi Dance, New Zealand 1913
Maori, Poi, Dance, Tribal, Tribe, New Zealand, folk costumes, dress, ritual, ancient weapons
Maori Poi Dance, New Zealand 1913
Maori Poi Dance, New Zealand 1913.
"Poi" as an art form originated in the Māori in New Zealand.
The origin of Poi itself is relatively little studied, mainly because oral traditions are known. The Ur-Poi were an invention of Maori women and consisted of two equally long branches that were connected at their ends with flax. The other ends are put into the fire and brought it to burn in order to achieve an effect in the dark.
The Poi dance was originally used by the Maori women to maintain flexibility of their hands, and of the men in order to promote the necessary strength and coordination in a fight. Poi were also used as a training tool for other ancient weapons like Mere or Patu.
Poi spinning is kinesthetic related to staff rotation or pen spinning, since crossing the manipulation of a rotating object to be kinetic center, stands in front of and adjacent to both sides of the body and not on throwing and catching objects. The traditional Poi game is about a thousand years old and is regarded by the descendants of the original inhabitants of New Zealand today as a cultural tradition.
Source: Picturesque New Zealand (1913) by Paul Gooding. Photography by Muir & Moodie; and Josiah Martin.


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Generating Cubemaps from Spherical Maps using 3ds Max
Written by: Pablo Vezzini, KiSP Technical Services
This guide explains how to generate cube maps from spherical maps with 3DS Max®. You can use these cube maps to make a cubemap or to view in virtual reality with Yulio.
Step 1: In 3ds Max, open the "Environments and Effects" dialog. (Rendering > Environment or shortcut 8)
Step 2: Click and add the spherical map you want to convert as the new "Environment Map"
Step 3: Create any object and make sure it's positioned at the origin of the scene [ 0,0,0 ]
Step 4: Create a new Standard Material
Step 5: Add a Reflect/Refract Map to the diffuse channel
Step 6: Set up the following options for the Reflect/Refract Map:
– Source: From File
– Size: 1536 or other
– Use Environment Map: On
– Blur: Off
– Select Save Path
Step 7: Set up "Default Scanline Renderer" as the Production renderer in the Render Setup Dialog
Step 8: Select "Pick Object and Render Maps" and then click the object in the scene
Step 9: Now you have the maps to create the final image: filename_LEFT, filename_RIGHT, filename_TOP, filename_BOTTOM, filename_FRONT, filename_BACK
Step 10: Assemble the cubemaps in Photoshop in the following format to create a cubemap
Step 11: Assemble a cubemap in Photoshop by duplicating this cube map and stitching them together in the format below. You can view this scene in virtual reality by uploading this cubemap to Yulio.
Sign in to your account at _URL_ to create your VR project using this cubemap. Check out our article on creating VR projects for more information!
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Let's Read Math -- "A Quarter From The Tooth Fairy"
Saturday, January 26 | 10 - 11:30 am | 1 - 2:30 pm | Malletts Creek | Grades 1 - 3
The American Association of University Women (AAUW) presents a classic story followed by a related math session with hands-on activities and a variety of materials. This event is for Grades 1 - 3 accompanied by an adult. You're welcome to come to either the morning session from 10 - 11:30 am or the afternoon session from 1:00 - 2:30 pm. There is no registration for this event.
"A Quarter From The Tooth Fairy," by Caren Holtzman, is a story about a boy who buys things and then returns them. Each time he gets money back, he gets a different combination of coins totaling 25 cents. Learn about the value of different coins and adding money.
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Shraddha name popularity, meaning and origin
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Shraddha name meaning:
The name "Shraddha" is of Indian origin and is commonly given to girls. It has its roots in Hinduism and holds significant cultural and religious importance. The name is derived from the Sanskrit word "shraddha," which means faith, devotion, or trust.
Shraddha represents a deep sense of belief and reverence towards spiritual or religious practices. It embodies the idea of having unwavering faith in one's beliefs and dedicating oneself wholeheartedly to a particular deity, philosophy, or set of values. The name reflects the qualities of a person who is sincere, committed, and steadfast in their convictions.
Shraddha also carries the notion of respect and homage towards ancestors and elders. In Hindu rituals, "shraddha" refers to the ceremony performed to honor and offer prayers to departed souls. Hence, the name portrays a sense of reverence towards the lineage and heritage.
Overall, the name Shraddha symbolizes faith, devotion, and respect. It signifies a person who is deeply connected to their beliefs and traditions, and who upholds the values and practices that define their cultural identity.
Overall UK ranking: 5581 out of 5581
3 recorded births last year
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Ranking for this name in various UK regions
Historical popularity of Shraddha
The graph below shows the popularity of the girls's name Shraddha from all the UK baby name statistics available. It's a quick easy way to see the trend for Shraddha in 2024


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Pulmonary Thromboembolism, Meteorological Parameters
Objective: The objective of this study is to find the relationship between incidence rate and mortality of acute pulmonary thromboembolism (PTE), and seasonal and meteorological factors. Materials and methods: The data from 234 patients who were hospitalized due to acute PTE in the emergency service or policlinics between 2001 and 2008 were investigated retrospectively. Cases that developed APE (acute pulmonary embolism) in the hospital were excluded. Seasons and months in which acute PTE was diagnosed were recorded. Mortality rates by months and seasons were evaluated. The mean pressure, temperature and humidity values were evaluated for periods of three days, seven days and one month before the day of presentation. The effects of meteorological factors on the severity (massive or non-massive) and mortality of APE were investigated. Results: The incidence rate of acute APE showed a significant difference according to seasons (p=0.000). APE was diagnosed most commonly in spring and winter. The mean pressure values for three days, seven days and one month and the mean humidity values for three days for the dead patients were found to be significantly lower than those of the survived ones (p<0.05). The mortality rate for patients admitted in summer was significantly higher than the rates for other seasons (p=0.02). There were no seasonal differences among the massive APE incidences. Mortality rates were higher in summer because of the nonmassive APE patients rather than the massive patients. Conclusion: Acute PE is a disease whose incidence and mortality rates are affected by meteorological factors.


Pherera (Muslim traditions) in Pakistan
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People Name: Pherera (Muslim traditions)
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World Population: 1,500
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Primary Religion: Islam
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