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How to Use the merge() Function with Data Sets in R
In R you use the merge() function to combine data frames. This powerful function tries to identify columns or rows that are common between the two different data frames.
How to use merge to find the intersection of data
The simplest form of merge() finds the intersection between two different sets of data. In other words, to create a data frame that consists of those states that are cold as well as large, use the default version of merge():
> merge(cold.states, large.states) Name Frost Area 1 Alaska 152 566432 2 Colorado 166 103766 3 Montana 155 145587 4 Nevada 188 109889
If you're familiar with a database language such as SQL, you may have guessed that merge() is very similar to a database join. This is, indeed, the case and the different arguments to merge() allow you to perform natural joins, as well as left, right, and full outer joins.
The merge() function takes quite a large number of arguments. These arguments can look quite intimidating until you realize that they form a smaller number of related arguments:
x: A data frame.
y: A data frame.
by, by.x, by.y: The names of the columns that are common to both x and y. The default is to use the columns with common names between the two data frames.
all, all.x, all.y: Logical values that specify the type of merge. The default value is all=FALSE (meaning that only the matching rows are returned).
That last group of arguments — all, all.x and all.y — deserves some explanation. These arguments determine the type of merge that will happen.
How to understand the different types of merge
The merge() function allows four ways of combining data:
Natural join: To keep only rows that match from the data frames, specify the argument all=FALSE.
Full outer join: To keep all rows from both data frames, specify all=TRUE.
Left outer join: To include all the rows of your data frame x and only those from y that match, specify all.x=TRUE.
Right outer join: To include all the rows of your data frame y and only those from x that match, specify all.y=TRUE.
How to find the union (full outer join)
Returning to the examples of U.S. states, to perform a complete merge of cold and large states, use merge and specify all=TRUE:
> merge(cold.states, large.states, all=TRUE) Name Frost Area 1 Alaska 152 566432 2 Arizona NA 113417 3 California NA 156361.... 13 Texas NA 262134 14 Vermont 168 NA 15 Wyoming 173 NA
Both data frames have a variable Name, so R matches the cases based on the names of the states. The variable Frost comes from the data frame cold.states, and the variable Area comes from the data frame large.states.
Note that this performs the complete merge and fills the columns with NA values where there is no matching data.


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10 Definitions of Scenes
The definition of scenes, the meaning of the word Scenes:
Is scenes a scrabble word? Yes!
- n. - The place where some action occurs
- n. - An incident (real or imaginary)
- n. - The visual percept of a region
- n. - A consecutive series of pictures that constitutes a unit of action in a film
- n. - A situation treated as an observable object
- n. - A subdivision of an act of a play
- n. - A display of bad temper
- n. - Graphic art consisting of the graphic or photographic representation of a visual percept
- n. - The context and environment in which something is set
- n. - The painted structures of a stage set that are intended to suggest a particular locale
Scenes is worth 8 points in Scrabble, and 10 points in Words with Friends
There are 6 letters in scenes: C E E N S S
1 Anagram of Scenes
Words that can be created with an extra letter added to scenes:
24 words found using the letters in "Scenes"
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red lights is incorrect. During night in the control room -- the underwater "bridge" of the ship (on the surface the bridge is located in the sail on top) -- red lights are lit because the wavelength of the color red prevents night blindness when you go from a lighted space to a dark environment such as peering through a periscope at night or during night ops/sailing when the boat is on the surface. Also, most likely as with U.S. submarines, red lights are not lighted throughout the submarine. Even in Control on my boat, regular (fluorescent) lights were lighted in Control at night with the OOD wearing red goggles until we came up to periscope depth for a periscope observation and for copying traffic (communicatons), etc. It takes an average of 15 minutes to go from a lighted environment to a dark environment before night blindness subsides. Hence the red goggles or red light!
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Check the approval status of an ad or extension
After you've created an ad or extension, you can check whether it's been reviewed or not in the "Status" column.
This article explains how to check that status and what each status means.
The new Google Ads experience is now the exclusive way for most users to manage their accounts. Note, automatic targeting is only available in the new Google Ads experience.
To check the status of an ad or extension:
- Sign in to your Google Ads account.
- Click Ads & extensions from the page menu to see a list of your ads.
- To check an ad or extension status, just look in the "Status" column. If you hover over each status, you'll see a more detailed explanation of what the status means.
To see more detailed policy information (or to check the status of a paused ad), enable the "Policy details" in the table.
- Visit the Ads & extensions page in your Google Ads account.
- Click the column icon above the statistics table, then click Modify columns.
- In the "Attributes" section, click select the checkbox next to "Policy details."
- Click Apply.
The Policy details column provides information about why a disapproved ad wasn't approved, or why an "approved (limited)" ad is limited to a certain audience.
What each status meansYou'll see a status both before your ad or extension is approved and after it's been reviewed.
Before review, your ad will have one of these statuses:
- Eligible: The ad is still being reviewed. Note, however:
- If you see this status for asset-based ads (for example, responsive ads or app campaign ads), it means that some combination of your assets have been approved and may be running.
- If you see this status for Video ads, it means the video has been reviewed for and approved to run in some contexts.
- Under review: The ad is still being reviewed and can't show until it's been approved.
After review, your ad can run if it has one of these statuses:
- Approved: The ad complies with the Google Ads policies, so it can be shown to all audiences.
- Approved (limited): The ad can run, but not in all situations because of policy restrictions, such as trademark use or gambling-related content.
- Approved (limited all locations): The ad can't run in your targeted locations because of policy restrictions and targeting settings. The ad can run, however, to people interested in your targeted locations.
- Serving: The video ad is approved to appear on YouTube.
After review, your extension can run if it has one of these statuses:
After review, your ad can't run if it has one these statuses:
- Disapproved: The ad cannot run because its content or its destination violates Google Ads policy.
Not related to ad approval, your ad might have another status such as Paused, Ended, and Pending.


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PDoc Bio::Coordinate::Pair
CPAN Bio::Coordinate::Pair
metaCPAN Bio::Coordinate::Pair
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Example usage
Here is an example of how to use the code to 'lift over' features aligned to a contig into a chromosomal coordinate space (i.e. using an AGP file).
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use Bio::Location::Simple;
use Bio::Coordinate::Pair;
# Define the contig
my $ctg = Bio::Location::Simple->
 new( -seq_id => 'ctg', -start => 1, -end => 999, -strand => +1 );
# Define the contig's position in the chromosome
my $ctg_on_chr = Bio::Location::Simple->
 new( -seq_id => 'chr', -start => 2001, -end => 2999, -strand => -1 );
# Define the mapping between the two coordinate systems (as an object)
my $agp = Bio::Coordinate::Pair->
 new( -in => $ctg,
 -out => $ctg_on_chr
# Create an example'match' that has contig coordinates
my $match_on_ctg = Bio::Location::Simple->
 new( -seq_id => 'hit', -start => 25, -end => 125, -strand => +1 );
# Convert the match into chromosomal coordinates
my $match_on_chr = $agp->map( $match_on_ctg );
# (and print it)
 ), "\n";
which gives:
chr 2875 2975 -1
'Edge' cases
See the test script (and its results) on the talk page. Here is some commentary on that script:
What we see is that, that part of the feature to'map' that extends beyond the range of the '-in' sequence is (arbitrarily?) mapped to a 'gap' (a Bio::Coordinate::Result::Gap) on *that* sequence in the result (a Bio::Coordinate::Result). This gap has the seq_id and strand of *that* sequence, and that's that.
i.e. The Bio::Coordinate::Pair may define the position of (part of) a contig in a scaffold, and we may wish to'map' some features that are in 'contig coordinates' onto the scaffold to get the same features in'scaffold coordinates'. Any feature falling fully within the contig (or fully within that part of the contig that we specify when creating the Bio::Coordinate::Pair) is'mapped' as a single 'Match' (Bio::Coordinate::Result::Match) within the result.
If, however, feature (in 'contig coordinates') lies outside or across that part of the contig specified when creating the Bio::Coordinate::Pair, then that (part of) the feature is'mapped' as a single 'Gap' (Bio::Coordinate::Result::Gap) in the result. The gap is given in terms of the contig (i.e. it has the contig seq_id and the contig strand).
I'm really not sure of the semantics of this... It makes sense that, if we put half of one contig into one scaffold, for example, that we don't want features from the other half of the contig to be mapped onto the scaffold, but I don't know why we would want those features to turn up as gaps, but there you have it.
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The Trigger Fish gets it's name from the small fin on the top of its head.
The Trigger Fish can lock this fin into place with a "trigger" which then has to be released before the fin can be lowered. This means that the Trigger Fish can wedge itself into holes and prevent itself from being removed by predators.
These fish mainly feed on crabs and shellfish and can grow up to 60cm. You're most likely to find them among reefs in the East Atlantic and Mediterranean.
Things to Do
- Watch out for his "Trigger" in action
- The females like to dig a hole and hide their eggs at the bottom of the sea, can you spot any here?
- How many different colours can you see?
- Got any specific questions you would like answering? Ask our Animal Care Team!


AR Conference
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AR.js Example with Kanji Marker with Water Molecule as 3D object
Kanji Marker[1] for AR.js - places the animated 3D model of an AR Conference participant on the marker in camera image. Users can place the participants according to the markers in the camera image.
Joseph Gatt wearing the Mo-Cap suit for Kratos during production of God of War II and III in April 2010
Two repetitions of a walking sequence recorded using a motion-capture system[2]. Watch the reference points and regard the reference point for the moving body as input stream of an AR conference to place the member of the conference in the room and assign the real movements of the AR conference participant on the AR model in AR conference.
This learning resource is about the requirements and constraints of Augmented Reality (AR) Conferences.
Objective[edit | edit source]
The learning resouce elaborates on basic concepts of AR conferences, requirements and constraints within the use of web-based technologies. The AR conference should be usable in low-bandwidth environments is available.
History of Learning Resource[edit | edit source]
The concept of the learning resource was driven by use of standard video conferencing systems in times of COVID-19 and missing physical presence in lecture room, where you can look around and watching the different participants speak or other students in the seminar room or classroom. Learning environment using video conference are screen focused, while classroom or seminar room is an open space where learners interact with material in room look at eachother while interacting with the learning environment. This comparison of the real classroom situation and learning environment with a video conference leads to this learning environment about Augmented Reality Conferences
Requirements and Constraints[edit | edit source]
 - the learning resource follows the Open Community Approach and share the content of the learning resource on Wikiversity and
 - uses OpenSource to implement prototypes and small test scenarios to explore the basic constitutent of AR conferences
Learning Tasks[edit | edit source]
 - (3D Modelling) Explore the learning resource about 3D Modelling and learn about basic concepts of generating 3D models of the lecture room or classroom
 - (3D Design of Classrooms) Explore the OpenSource software Sweet Home 3D for generating the classroom in 3D.
 - (Augmented Reality with Markers) Assume that all participants are in larger room, which is sufficient for 5 participants. Explore marker based Augmented Reality and assume that you place a marker for all of the 5 people and everyone places the marker at a chair for the camera position or the position of the single participant in the room. Assume that the face animation of the remote participant is displayed on the marker in room and the other participants wear a head mounted display for the web-based application (e.g. with AR.js) so the other people are projected into the real camera image.
 - (Audio-Video-Compression) Analyze the learning resource about Audio-Video-Compression and identify possibilty to reduce the bandwidth, e.g. using a GIF animation for silence and talking projected on a plane in the Aframe model.
 - Use silence detection in the audio stream to select which GIF animation is displayed in the Aframe plane of the AR.js environment.
 - 3D modelling needs a lot of client performance of rendering photo realistic faces. Therefore we use in the learning resource GIF animation of short videostream.
 - Assume you have multiple GIF animations for different emotions. Is is possible to detect emotions in an audio stream and display the appropriate GIF animation in AFrame model for the AR conference.
 - Assume you use phonem recognition and transmit just the phonem sequence in low-bandwidth enviroments, how do you use the animation features in Aframe model the mouth appropriate for the speaking the words e.g. the "o" in "onion" or the "sh" in "shark".
 - (Motion Capture) Motion capturing is a standard method of transfering movements of an actor to an digital model (e.g. a robot, an fictional character in a movie, a dinosaur,...). How can motion capturing be used in Open Source software. Assume you transmit the position of markers on the face instead of the real camera image. What is the compression rate roughly for an HD video stream?
 - (Read Words from Face Expression) Some people that have difficulties to hear someone speaking have the skill to read the spoken word from the face. How can this expertise be used for improving speech recognition and sending the recognized word instead of the audio stream. How this feature be used for supporting handicapped people in AR video conference?
 - (AR Conference on Mars) We use the remote location on planet Mars to explain the concept of Augmented Reality video conference in the context of a learning environments. Assume we use a Mars rover with a stereoscopic 360-Degree image (for visual information for left and right eye).
 - 5 learners and a teacher can meet in physical room (Greenbox) with Motion Capture option of the 6 people in the green room. All people in the room wear a head mounted display and the green screen method will replace the background with a real 360 degree image from the mars (keep in mind the 8min latency from Mars to Earth).
 - Now we replace the real stereoscopic camera image from the Mars rover with 3D model of the Mars surface (see Digital Elevation Model (DEM)). Now teachers and learners can jump to different location on the Mars explore surfaces and the Modelling allows to view the situation on Mars when water was available on Mars.
Transfer the remote AR conference on Mars to an island that is affected from climate change and learner can explore the situation on that island in an AR conference. Compare AR conference with a real visit on that island and talking to people, that live on that island and where exposed to rising sea level. Discuss also the carbon footprint of learning environments.
 - (Mathematical Modelling) This learning task was created for learners with a mathematical background. Assume you have a body position encoded with 25 points and 25 frames per seconds. Every point
with and
consists of a and coordinate. One single coordinate is represented by a real value (stored as float variable in a programming language). The movement is recorded for 4 sec (i.e. 100 frames). Calculate the number of real values that you need to encode the body movement 4 sec. Compare the required storage to the storage of the whole body surface encoded as 3D points. What are the benefits and drawback of such an encoding? How would you apply that on facial motion capture of an AR Conference?
See also[edit | edit source]
References[edit | edit source]
 1. Kanji Marker provided by ARToolkit on Github (accessed 2017/12/12) -
 2. Olsen, NL; Markussen, B; Raket, LL (2018), "Simultaneous inference for misaligned multivariate functional data", Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series C, 67 (5): 1147–76, arXiv:1606.03295, doi:10.1111/rssc.12276


Should America stop offering unemployment benefits
Statutory health insurance for the unemployed
Anyone who pays into the statutory unemployment insurance is entitled to unemployment benefit I after a certain period of time. The state supports people without such a claim with unemployment benefit II or basic state security if necessary. We explain what each of these means for statutory health insurance.
 1. Receipt of unemployment benefit I
 2. Receipt of unemployment benefit II
 3. Receipt of basic security in old age and in the event of reduced earning capacity
 4. Private health insurance for the unemployed
Receipt of unemployment benefit I
Anyone who becomes unemployed and is entitled to unemployment benefit (ALG I) is required to be insured by law. The only exception to this rule is the unemployed who are 55 years of age or older.
For all others there is a compulsory insurance in the statutory health insurance (GKV). The Federal Employment Agency pays the contributions to the statutory health insurance. In principle, the unemployed person remains insured with the health insurance fund with which he was already insured before he became unemployed.
Recipients of unemployment benefit I do not have to pay the additional health insurance contribution themselves. The Federal Employment Agency pays the respective additional contribution to the fund.
If the recipient of unemployment benefit I has partners or children who are family insured through their health insurance, nothing changes in this free family insurance.
Insurance during blocked periods
The employment agency can impose a blocking period of up to twelve weeks - for example, if you quit your job yourself. During this time you will not receive any unemployment benefit I. Statutory health insurance initially continues for one month. From the second month onwards, the Federal Agency pays the health insurance contributions.
Receipt of unemployment benefit II
For recipients of unemployment benefit II (Hartz IV), the job center pays the costs of the health insurance, provided that they are legally required to have insurance. The job center also pays the additional contribution.
However, the job center does not pay the specific additional contribution of the fund with which the ALG II recipient is insured. Rather, it pays a flat rate that takes into account the average additional contribution of all health insurance companies.
The job center transfers the fixed lump sum for the insured directly to the health fund.
If the head of the household has a partner or children, the GKV family insurance has only been valid for children up to the age of 14 since 2016. All others from the benefit community become independent members of a health insurance company of their choice. However, the job center also pays the contributions for them.
Anyone who has reached the statutory retirement age and is in need of help or is no longer able to work in the long term due to reduced earning capacity is entitled to basic state security under certain conditions. This benefit is intended to guarantee the welfare recipient an adequate livelihood.
The basic security is a benefit of social assistance. The legal regulations can be found in the Social Security Code (Sections 41 to 46b SGB XII).
Full disability
A full reduction in earning capacity is when one can pursue any gainful activity for less than three hours a day. Your own professional qualifications do not count here.
If the recipient of the basic insurance is subject to insurance, the contributions to statutory health and long-term care insurance are deducted from the creditable income. As a result, the need for the needy increases.
If the person in need pays the contributions to their health insurance themselves, they are taken into account as needs. This is often the case with people who have private health insurance (PKV) or who are voluntarily insured by the state.
In the case of statutory health insurance, the additional contribution from the respective health insurance fund is also taken into account in order to determine the level of basic security.
Contributions from privately insured persons
In the case of people in need with a private health insurance, the contributions are only paid in an appropriate amount. Contributions to a basic tariff or standard tariff are considered appropriate. These PKV social tariffs offer protection that is comparable to statutory health insurance.
Legal entitlement to the basic tariff
Health insurance is compulsory in Germany. Anyone who, as a recipient of basic security, does not have health insurance, but is also unable to take out statutory insurance, has a legal right to a basic PKV tariff. This applies, for example, to those in need who have lost their private insurance due to premium debts.
Better performance with a change of fund
If you are unemployed or receive basic security, you will not save anything by changing your health insurance company. The additional contribution is taken over or taken into account by the social welfare office in the amount of the need.
A change can still be worthwhile if the new health insurance company offers better additional services for the insured - such as an attractive bonus program or reimbursements for special preventive examinations.
Private health insurance for the unemployed
If privately insured people receive ALG I, they must take out statutory insurance for as long as they are younger than 55 years. However, you can be exempted from compulsory insurance if you have had private health insurance throughout the past five years. Such an application should be made within two weeks of the start of unemployment.
The Federal Employment Agency then pays a subsidy for private health insurance. This grant is as high as compulsory membership in statutory health and long-term care insurance would cost.
Alternatively, you can switch to statutory health insurance and at the same time take out private health insurance. This secures the current conditions of your contract. If you want to go back to private health insurance later, you can re-enter your tariff - without having to go through a new health check and lose your accumulated aging reserves.
No change from 55 years
Anyone who is 55 years of age or older is no longer required to take out insurance even if they receive ALG I. In any case, he remains privately insured.
Privately insured persons who receive ALG II (Hartz IV) keep their private health insurance. The ALG-II recipient can switch to the basic tariff with his insurance, the benefits of which correspond approximately to the level of the statutory health insurance. The contribution in the basic tariff is halved for the period of ALG-II receipt and completely covered by the job center.
If you do not want to change your tariff, the job center pays a maximum of half of the contribution in the basic tariff as a subsidy. If the actual private health insurance contribution is higher, the insured person would have to pay the difference himself.


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The title explains it all. Do objects suspended in ice sink over time? You may remember the story of World War 2 planes that were found 260 ft under the ice which would be anachronistic with seasonal ice layering alone. I'm trying to establish other possible mechanisms. I know that ice flows up and down in glaciers, but will an object actually sink in ice over time?
Also, in what way would they sink? Would heavier parts sink faster than the lighter. Does buoyancy play a role.
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Isn't the title misleading? Ice is a solid, how can something sink inside it? – jinawee Feb 27 at 18:59
_USER_ It seems to be false: physics.stackexchange.com/q/65740 – jinawee Feb 27 at 19:16
_USER_ I'm not claiming this for ice or glass but some materials that seem to be solid actually experience viscoelastic creep. See for example the famous pitch drop experiment. – OSE Feb 27 at 19:41
_USER_ Under higher pressure, ice has a lower melting point. Technically if something heavy was placed on ice it could sink in due to this melting effect. If the surrounding climate is below 0 degrees C then as this happens more ice would freeze around the object. Perhaps this could constitute as sinking into a solid. – wgrenard Feb 27 at 19:46
_USER_: true, but you need a lot of pressure! – John Rennie Feb 27 at 20:10
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If the article you are referring to is this one, then the planes didn't sink into the ice but were buried by blizzards.
Ice does exhibit ductile flow at stress of around 1 to 10MPa, but this pressure is equivalent to around 100 to 1000 tons per square metre and this is far above the stresses normally produced by objects resting on ice. Glaciers flow because the stress is concentrated at the interface between the ice and the rock, and this can produce the enormous stresses required.
So the answer to your question is that no, objects don't sink into ice under their own weight (unless your object is made from neutronium). However freeze thaw cycles can give this impression.
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Interesting. There is a corollary proposed by some creationists that since these plains were covered so rapidly, 260 feet (79.2 meters) in 40 years, certain core samples could not be as old as they are said to be. I was attempting to refute this particular proposition, or at least answer it as honestly as I can. I'm thinking another approach would be the change in density from the surface downward. I doubt it is constant, and I doubt it is linear. Thanks for your help. – Jordan Feb 27 at 20:54
_USER_ when it comes to creationists: don't feed the trolls. – Carl Witthoft Feb 27 at 22:20
_USER_, not all creationists are trolls. I consider myself one though I have no problems with evolution or modern cosmology. The Everett interpretation gives me heartburn sometimes, but we'll see how that turns out. – Jordan Feb 28 at 13:58
I say yes, things can sink in ice. Here's why: there's a thin layer of liquid on the surface of ice that is why ice is slippery. When you put a body on the surface of ice, it'll keep displacing the layer of liquid, getting deeper and deeper, and will eventually sink completely,
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But how fast does that occur? Have there been measurements to determine the rate at which surface displacement occurs over extended timescales? Is it fast enough to explain the depth of the planes in question? Either way, interesting article, +1. – DumpsterDoofus Feb 27 at 20:34
But would this continue to happen when the object reaches the freezing point of water? – Jordan Feb 27 at 20:40
_USER_, the paper addresses the problem with the usual explanation of slippery ice through pressure melting. This liquid layer stays on even at very low temperatures, way below freezing. – Aksakal Feb 27 at 20:46
_USER_, I have no idea how fats this would work. It's probably at the speed of diffusion if not slower. – Aksakal Feb 27 at 20:47
Note that, while it's true that ice cqn develop a liquid layer when pressed, this is not enough to explain why ice is slippery, which is a rather more complicated question. – Emilio Pisanty Feb 27 at 21:27
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24-hour suspension
An immediate 24-hour suspension from driving applies to any person charged with driving while under the influence of alcohol or a drug or over the legal alcohol limit, or who has failed to provide a specimen of breath or blood for analysis (s 80(22AA) Transport Operations (Road Use Management) Act 1995 (Qld) (TORUM Act)). It is an offence to drive during this period of the suspension (s 80(22D) TORUM Act). A notice to that effect will be served upon the person, together with a notice to appear or summons to appear in court. A person will very rarely be arrested for drink-driving offences unless a more serious offence is also being charged. However, a person cannot resist being detained or transported to a police station or hospital for the purpose of a breath or blood test.
A licence may also be suspended in some instances where a person accumulates a certain number of demerit points (e.g. for an offence of speeding more than 40 km per hour over the limit (pt 1112 Transport Operations (Road Use Management—Driver Licensing) Regulation 2010 (Qld)) or under the State Penalties Enforcement Act 1999 (Qld) for non-payment of fines).
Suspension until charge is finalised
In some circumstances, a person's licence is suspended immediately upon being charged with an offence, and the suspension continues until the charge has been finalised by the court or the court issues a replacement licence (s 79B TORUM Act). This applies where the person is charged with:
 - driving a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol and an analysis certificate has been given to the person (does not apply to under the influence of a drug)
 - failing to provide a specimen of breath, blood or saliva
 - driving while over the no-alcohol limit, over the general alcohol limit or while a relevant drug is present, and that charge has arisen either after the person has earlier been charged with any one of those offences and the earlier charge has not been finalised, or while the person is the holder of a replacement licence issued under s 79E of the TORUM Act
 - dangerous operation of a vehicle while adversely affected by alcohol.
A notice of the suspension must be given to the person (s 79D TORUM Act). It is an offence of unlicensed driving to drive while the licence is suspended, and a conviction for this offence results in disqualification from holding a licence for a minimum of two years (s 78(3)(i) TORUM Act).
When a driver is convicted of a drink driving offence, they are automatically disqualified from holding or obtaining a driver licence.
The period of disqualification in any given case will be decided by the court within the statutory minimums and maximums. The factors that the court will look at include the blood alcohol concentration, the manner of driving, any mitigating factors as to the context for the driving, the person's character and previous driving record, the person's need for a licence and the danger to other road users.
Section 187 of the Penalties and Sentences Act 1992 (Qld) provides power for the court to order disqualification of a licence where an offender is convicted of any offence in connection with or arising out of the driving of a motor vehicle. This will occur if the court is satisfied that the person should be prohibited from driving in the interests of the public, having regard to the nature of the offence or the circumstances in which it was committed. Even if a person has been acquitted of such an offence, either on indictment or summarily, the trial judge or magistrate may still order disqualification if they consider it is in the public interest (ss 89–90 TORUM Act).
When a court disqualifies a person from driving, every driver licence held by that person is deemed to be cancelled from the date of disqualification (s 127 TORUM Act). Once the disqualification period has ended, that person must apply for a new licence or licences to drive at the Department of Transport and Main Roads (Transport Department). It is an offence to apply for a licence when still disqualified.
It is an offence, pursuant to s 126 of the TORUM Act, to possess without a lawful excuse a cancelled or suspended licence (maximum penalty is 40 penalty units ($5222) or six months imprisonment).
A licence may also be cancelled administratively by an accumulation of demerit points. Cancellation means that the licence is completely invalid and the person must apply again for a new licence when the cancellation period expires.
Absolute disqualification and applying for removal of disqualification
In some circumstances, a person may be disqualified absolutely from driving or for a specified period of time longer than two years. This does not mean that the person may never again obtain a driver licence or even that the person must wait the entire period where it exceeds two years. At any time after two years from the date of disqualification (whether it be an absolute disqualification of some other period of disqualification in excess of two years), they may apply for the removal of the disqualification to any court of similar jurisdiction to the court which ordered the disqualification (s 131(2) TORUM Act).
The court has a wide discretion in the matter, but it is required to have regard to the character of the applicant, their conduct since the disqualification, the nature of the offence and any other circumstances of the case including the person's traffic history. These issues must be addressed by affidavit material, filed and served by the applicant in support of the application, and the witnesses must be available for cross-examination by police if required. Police must be given notice of an application in order to also make relevant enquiries. If the court refuses the application, the person cannot re-apply for at least one year. A Removal of Disqualification kit can be obtained at the courts or from the Legal Aid Queensland offices or website.
Cumulative disqualifications
The disqualification is cumulative with any other disqualifications for other offences of this type that were committed at a different time (s 90B TORUM Act), and where the person is disqualified from driving for any of the following offences:
 - drink or drug driving
 - failure to provide a specimen for analysis
 - driving in breach of the conditions of a restricted licence or a replacement licence
 - dangerous operation while adversely affected by an intoxicating substance.
Further, if any other offence (e.g. drink or drug driving offence, fail-to-provide offence or a dangerous operation while adversely affected offence) occurs when a person is unlicensed or disqualified, then any disqualification imposed for the unlicensed or disqualified driving offence must also be made cumulative with the disqualification for this other offence (s 90C TORUM Act).


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TOOLS: First Steps in CraftShare on LinkedIn
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In the process of mastering techniques, for making gift items, three tools are vital:
cuts jewellery wire and pins
2. ROUND NOSED PLIERS
shapes the wire/pins to form loops and rings
3. FLAT NOSED PLIERS
grips components and opens or closes jump rings.
The 4th tool shown is an option/matter of personal preference
4. FLAT NOSED, CURVED END PLIERS
useful for difficult to reach areas
(In the early learning stages it is not vital; some craft practitioners prefer this tool rather than standard, round nosed, pliers)


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Celtic robes were worn by followers of the goddess religions in ancient Wales and the British Isles. Druid priests still wear the long, hooded white robes that designate their order to Stonehenge Summer Solstice celebrations. Celtic robes that echo ancient times are simple to make.
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Things you need
- White hooded robe (plain)
- Contrasting trim
- 9 foot cording
- Green fabric paint or embroidery thread
Select a white robe, or one in a natural, organic shade. Ancient Celtic robes reflect personal qualities and are central to Druid identity. Consider the weight and texture of the fabric as well as how it fits---Druid priests considered the robes to be their skin.
Add fabric trim that contrasts with the robe or is associated with your favourite god or goddess. Sew the trim from the front bottom edge of the robe, up along the lapel, around the neck and down the opposite lapel to the bottom of the robe.
For a man, embroider or draw a green pentacle on the right sleeve or cuff. Pentacles display the degree of your Druid knowledge and become increasingly ornate with advanced knowledge.
Add a cord in a colour that matches or contrasts with the robe. In ancient times, Druid priests used a rolled cord, called Gwyddon Cord, to measure temples. This cord, used as a belt, is 9 feet long and has 5 knots. Each end is knotted, with a knot precisely in the middle and a knot exactly between each end and the middle knot.
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'Contract' – the Folkestone Triennial
The Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) passed in 1995, was the first significant anti-discrimination legislation for disabled people in the UK and was the culmination of huge mobilisation calling for comprehensive social rights.
However, in its recommendations that 'reasonable adjustments' be made for social inclusion, in the 10 years immediately following the Act the employment rates of disabled people actually fell.
I took the DDA's perceived failings as the basis for manifesting it as a public document by (badly) singing it. Taking to the streets of Folkestone as a busker, I managed to strum a rudimentary D-D-A chord structure whilst delivering some 30 pages of the Act as an improvised 'song'.
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Golang program to check given number is EVEN or ODD
Here, we are going to learn how to check given number is EVEN or ODD in Golang (Go Language)?
Submitted by Nidhi, on February 16, 2021
Problem Solution:
In this program, we will read an integer number from the user and check the given number is EVEN or ODD.
Program/Source Code:
The source code to check the given number is EVEN or ODD is given below. The given program is compiled and executed successfully.
// Golang program to check given number is
// EVEN or ODD.
package main
import "fmt"
func main() {
 var num int=0
 fmt.Printf("Enter number: ")
 fmt.Printf("Number is EVEN")
 fmt.Printf("Number is ODD")
Run 1:
Enter number: 10
Number is EVEN
Run 2:
Enter number: 11
Number is ODD
In the above program, we declare the package main. The main package is used to tell the Go language compiler that the package must be compiled and produced the executable file. Here, we imported the fmt package that includes the files of package fmt then we can use a function related to the fmt package.
Here, we created the main() function. The main() function is the entry point for the program. In the main() function, we created the variable num, which is initialized with 0. Then we read the value from the user. After that, we checked the given number is divisible by 2. If the given number is completely divisible by 2 then the given number will be an EVEN number otherwise number will be ODD.
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Fix a set $ \Gamma\subset \mathbb F_p$, the field with $p$ elements and a parameter $\epsilon>0$. The Bohr set $B(\Gamma,\epsilon)$ consists of those $x$ for which $x\cdot \Gamma\subseteq[-\epsilon p,\epsilon p]$ - I am identifying the interval with its image mod $p$. The standard lower bound for $B(\Gamma,\epsilon)$ is then $\epsilon^{|\Gamma|}p$ (which is given by the pigeon-hole principle) and this is in fact what one expects (more or less since one expects the events $x\gamma\in[-\epsilon p,\epsilon p]$ with $\gamma\in\Gamma$ to be independent trials). Since $\Gamma\subset B(B(\Gamma,\epsilon),\epsilon)$, this lower bound can miss the mark. What I want to know is if there is something about $\Gamma$ that will tell me it should have the expected size.
EDIT: I have figured out some estimates in the case that $\Gamma$ is dissociated, see below. I am wondering if one can do better in this case, or if one can be more general.
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To some extent one can obtain upper bounds on $B(\Gamma,\epsilon)$ when $\Gamma$ is quite special. For instance, when $\Gamma$ is dissociated (which is to say, the sums $\sum_{s\in S}s$ are distinct for each $S\subset \Gamma$) then one can say something. Indeed, any dissociated set of size $d$ cannot be contained in an interval of size $\epsilon p$ if $2^d\geq d\epsilon p$ which shows that if $\epsilon< 2^d/dp$, then $B(\Gamma,\epsilon)$ consists only of the zero element. From this one can obtain bounds for larger $\epsilon$ using $|B(\Gamma,2\epsilon)|\leq 4^d|B(\Gamma,\epsilon)|$. One could also obtain bounds when $\Gamma$ is dissociated by appealing to Rudin's inequality.
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Family History Library Catalog Place-name SearchEdit This Page
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Introduction to the Family History Library Catalog > Place-name Search
Do a Place-name Search when you want to find records in the collection of the Family History Library by the name of a place (locality) where an ancestor lived. Microfilms located through this search can then be ordered through your local Family History Center.
Steps to Search by Place-name
The following steps will help you find records for a specific locality in the Family History Library Catalog.
- 'Go to theHistory Library Catalog'.
- ("Place-name" is the default search option. If it does not appear, select it from the drop-down menu.)
- Type the locality. The catalog orgainzes places from the largest jurisdiction in a place-name to the smallest. Generally, the pattern is country, state or provice, county (where applicable), city or town. Places in the United States and Canada do not have a country level. The locality can be entered in reverse order to obtain the same results.
- Click Search (even if the locality was selected from the drop-down menu).
- Click a topic, such as Church records. (See also Locality Subject Subdivisions.)
- Click a title to see more details.
Strategies for Using a Place-name Search
The names of countries are in English. The names of states, provinces, regions, cities, and other jurisdictions are in the language of the country.
Consider that records are kept at different jurisdictional levels. Search for the town or city if you are looking for records specific to that jurisdiction (cemetery, church, directories, town histories, etc.). Search for the county for records that would cover more than one town or that might be kept by the county government (vital records, court records, land and property records, county histories, etc.). Many important records might be located at the state or provincial level (census, military, state histories, etc.), or even at the country level (census, federal land, citizenship, etc.).
To search for a county, do not type the word "County" as a part of the search term. For example, to find Fairfax county, Virginia, type Fairfax Virginia or Virginia Fairfax in the search field.
If you do not know how to spell the place-name, truncate (shorten) the name or use a wild card character to replace letters you are not sure of.
If a place-name has more than one word, you do not need to type all of the words. Nor do you have to type them in exact order. The computer automatically finds all places with the word or words that you type, no matter where in the place-name they appear. For example, if you type Barton, the computer would find Barton Mills, Barton-on-Irwell, Great Barton, and so forth.
What If I Do Not Find the Place I Want?
You may not find the place you want for various reasons. Before you conclude that the catalog does not have records for that place, try the following strategies:
- Be sure you typed the place-name correctly.
- Search for records using a different jurisdictional level. For example, if you cannot find records for a town, search for county records.
How Do I Find Related Places?
Sometimes a catalog entry is linked to more than one place. For example, an entry may be linked to several neighboring towns. To find out if a catalog entry is linked to another place, display the title details for the record of interest. If another place is listed, click on it to see information about that place.
The following suggestions work with the previous FamilySearch.org catalogPlace Search.
From the topics page, click the View Related Places button. This displays:
- The "Part of" field, which lists the jurisdiction that this place is part of. For example, this could be a county for a city, or a state or province for a county.
- The "Contains" field, which lists places contained by the place you searched for. For example, if you search for a county, the "Contains" field lists cities in that county.
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High concentrations map
Data allows us to see and quantify where things are happening. When creating maps about behaviors among the population, we tend to see patterns based on where most people live. Overcome this by showing the value as a percentage of the total. For example, this map shows us where people speak Spanish at home, based on data from the American Community Survey. To identify concentrations of Spanish speakers, use an Arcade expression, much like a Microsoft Excel formula.


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Fetch Icon Fetch Help > Using Fetch > Uploading pictures for eBay
A common use for Fetch is to upload pictures of items you're auctioning on eBay to a web server. Fetch is only part of what you need to accomplish this task—you also need an account with a service that offers web hosting, such as your Internet service provider or a web hosting service. That provider should be able to tell you the hostname, username and password you need to use in Fetch.
Fetch can only help transfer pictures from your Macintosh to a web server; it cannot host pictures for you. Fetch Softworks is not a service provider.
To upload pictures for use on eBay, follow these steps:
 1. Create a digital picture of your item. Use a digital camera, scan the item with a scanner, or take your film to a store that can put your photos on CD.
 2. Choose the New Connection command from the File menu. The New Connection dialog appears:
 1. Enter the hostname of your server, your username, and your password in the appropriate text fields of the New Connection dialog. If you are unsure what to enter here, see the What do I enter in the hostname, username, and password fields? help topic.
 2. Click the Connect button.
 3. You should see a list of the files that make up your website:
 1. A dialog for selecting files appears:
 1. Navigate to the folder on your Macintosh where the picture of your item is stored.
 2. Select it.
 3. Click the Put button to begin the transfer.
 4. Once the file is transfered, you are done using Fetch for now.
 5. Go to eBay in your web browser and fill out the form for listing your item for sale. One of the steps is to enter the web address (URL) for the picture you have just uploaded. The web address (URL) will look something like this:. The web address may be different from the hostname you used to upload the picture. Your service provider can tell you what the correct web address for your picture is. If you think you know it, you can test it by typing it into a new window in your web browser. If your picture appears, you're all set and you can enter that same address into the eBay form.
You can upload multiple pictures and link to them in your item description, in addition to the one you specify when you create the listing.
If you regularly upload pictures to a website for eBay, you may want to set up WebView, which lets you select files in Fetch and click the WebView button to view them in your web browser, and use the Copy Web Address command to copy the web address of those files. See the setting up WebView topic for more information.


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Definition of mistletoe in English:
A leathery-leaved parasitic plant which grows on apple, oak, and other broadleaf trees and bears white glutinous berries in winter.
- Several species in the family Viscaceae, in particular the Eurasian Viscum album and the North American Phoradendron flavescens
- Most dwarf mistletoes grow on conifers in the western United States.
- In Somerset and Herefordshire mistletoe grows on the apple trees from which cedar is produced.
- The Druids would cut the mistletoe that grew on the oak tree and give it as a blessing.
Words that rhyme with mistletoeditto • in flagrante delicto
Definition of mistletoe in:
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[en] This paper presents research and education activities of the power systems group of the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science of the University of Liège. These activities cover power systems stability, security, reliability, and markets, within the contexts of expansion planning, operation planning and real-time operation and automatic control. The paper also reviews the international collaborations of the team.
Fonds de la Recherche Scientifique (Communauté française de Belgique) - F.R.S.-FNRS
Researchers ; Professionals ; Students ; General public


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You can obtain information about the current state of a channel including a list of unique user-ids currently subscribed to the channel and the total occupancy count of the channel by calling the hereNow() function in your application.
To call Here Now you can use the following method(s) in the AngularJS V4 SDK:
You can obtain information about the current list of channels to which a uuid is subscribed to by calling the whereNow function in your application.
If the app is killed/crashes and restarted (or the page containing the PubNub instance is refreshed on the browser) within the heartbeat window no timeout event is generated.
To call whereNow you can use the following method(s) in the AngularJS V4 SDK:
The state API is used to set/get key/value pairs specific to a subscriber uuid.
State information is supplied as a JSON object of key/value pairs.


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Escape from the castle's rotary tower with this exciting Quadrilla set featuring two transparent stairways. As the marbles make their way down the rail they sound three hanging bells.
- The quadrille series games by Hape are award winning - recognized by the International toy industry with awards such as the "Spiel gut" (good toy) Award and Oppenheim toy Portfolio Platinum award winner this game is sure to entertain
- Supports S. T. E. M learning - watch your child develop their imagination, problem solving skills, counting, color identification and more while playing while "escaping the castle walls".
- Prepare your child for the future - quadrille marble runs help children to develop spatial and reasoning abilities, and has even been highlighted as a developmental tool for computer programming by the wall street journal!
- Massive 102 piece set is interchangeable with other sets - quadrille components are fully interchangeable among sets and Use Standard 5/8" Or 16mm marbles. Escape from this castle's rotary tower with exciting quadrille set featuring two transparent stairways. As the marbles make their way down the rail they sound three hanging bells while they are on their journey.
- Made from a renewable resource - you want the very best for your child and Hape delivers! Our toys provide hours of endless entertainment while using non-toxic, renewable materials that can also be recycled! The toy is and safe for your child!


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I'm developing a sinatra app, and I'd like to test it using cucumber and watir. My problem is that I'm not sure how to set up my env.rb file to run the sinatra app, all the examples I've found use webrat or capybara or something else that isn't watir. Is there a way to start my sinatra app from cucumber without using webrat or another testing framework that isn't watir, or should I just start my sinatra app manually before running my tests?
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env.rb executes an arbitrary Ruby code as a part of Cucumber setup, so you should be able to start your app or do whatever else you need. Try:
require 'YourApp'
Having said that, it might not be the most logical place to do. An automated build cycle for a web app usually consists of the following steps:
 1. Build: compile, copy necessary files, package a binary, etc.
 2. Run unit tests
 3. Deploy: put the application on a target server
 4. Run integration/feature tests
Cucumber and Watir are all about Step 4; therefore, env.rb usually starts a browser. What you are trying to do belongs logically in Step 3, IMHO.
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Why Don't Old Games Work On New Computers?
We are guessing that old games will run much smoother on the new powerful PC and laptops! right?.. Wrong! even if you use Windows compatibility mode to run your old games, you will fail most of the time!! BUT WHY?
The powerful new hardware is a tiny part of the story. The real direct reasons are the architecture which those games are written for. And here are all the reasons why old games don't work on modern computers.
1. Old Games Are 32 bit
Most modern computers use 64 bit CPUs and 64 bit operating systems (Windows OS in this case). The 64 bit architecture is faster and allow more than 4 GB of RAM. But every program or game need to be coded to run on either 32 bit system or 64 bit system. This means that Windows OS will emulate 32 bit system to run old 32 bit programs and games. But this will not work for most games because some games try to use some incompatible code in form of DLL file. A windows update might break a dependency that the game relies on.
Some of game won't run at all because some of their code was written for 16 bit systems.
2. Multi-threaded Technology
Modern CPUs are designed to split a given program workload to run on multiple cores. This type of design lead to a more performance. But it is horrible for the games which is written for the one core old CPUs.
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Digits In A Box
Object: take it apart and put back together
Difficulty: Level 8 - Demanding
Brand: Popular Playthings
Types: Plastic Interlocking Puzzles, Eric Harshbarger
Maker: Popular Playthings
Inventor: Eric Harshbarger
This is not your everyday "fit the pieces back in the box" puzzle, but those who have the stamina to persevere will be consoled to know that the number of possible configurations has been calculated as 4,239! Digits in the Box is a unique puzzle that requires players to fit each of ten geometric shapes into a cube container. These shapes are 3-D representations of the numbers 0 through 9. Unlike the three-dimensional pieces in most box puzzles, these digits lie flat. The pieces can be turned and fitted together to form a cube that fits snugly in the plastic box. No solution is included, but you may find yourself wishing to see one.


1. Anaplan User Experience
 2. Build apps and pages in the User Experience
 3. Pages
 4. Board pages
 5. Add cards to a board
 6. Add an image card to a board
Image cards provide a visual identifier for a line item. For example, you can use an image to identify office locations, products, or different employees in your company.
You can include multiple image cards on a board.
To add an image card to a board, the source model of the board must contain a line item with the format Text and type Link. The line item must contain a valid image URL.
Note: To edit an existing image card, open the board in designer mode and click the Edit icon on the card. The Card configuration panel opens. Follow the procedure below from step 4 to edit the card.
To add an image card to a board:
 1. Open the board in designer mode.
 2. In the Cards panel, under Add card, double-click the Image tile, or drag it onto the board.
 By default, the card displays, full-width, on the board.
 3. Click Configure image on the image card.
 On the right, the Card configuration panel displays.
 4. In the Overview tab select the module that contains the image from the Module drop-down list.
 Only modules that contain Link type line items display in the drop-down.
 5. Select the image from the Line item drop-down list.
 If the URL is valid, the image you select displays in the image card.
 If the URL is invalid a message notifies you on the image card. You or your workspace administrator must update the URL.
 6. Optionally:
 - Enter a title in the Title field.
 The default title for an image card is the name of the selected line item.
 - Enter a description of the card in the Description field.
 The description displays in a tooltip when you hover your cursor over the icon in the top-left of the card.
 - Select a page from the Link to a page drop-down list.
 The card title links to the page you select.
 If you have not entered a card title, the name of the page you link to displays as the card title.
 - In the Image tab, toggle Display card background to display or hide the background of the image card.
 The background of cards is enabled by default.
 - Configure context selectors.
 7. Click Publish to save the image card to the board.
If the module has multiple dimensions, a context selector displays in the top-right of the page. To select a different image to display, click into the context selector and select the URL of the replacement image.


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THE Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University's human movement science (HMS) department is spearheading a project aimed at promoting and encouraging an interest in physical education and active lifestyles for pupils at disadvantaged schools.
The department's PasSport to Health project, which was developed by lecturer Dr Cheryl Walter, is gaining momentum and is set to benefit both final-year HMS students as well as the schools the project adopts.
She said the project was initially developed to assist third-year students specialising in recreation and sports management to put their theoretical work into practice.
"What I have them do is write a proposal and obtain funding to assist a school. They then research the needs of that particular school in relation to promoting physical activity and finally they design an intervention to assist the school."
Three schools were adopted this year – St James High School in Schauderville, Nkululeko High School in KwaNobuhle and Woolhope High School in Malabar.
"For example, after researching the needs at Woolhope, we discovered that despite their huge open fields, the majority of pupils did not play any sport and most of them were not physically active, especially the girls," Walter said.
With R10000 raised from approaching various sponsors, the students bought a music centre, built an outdoor circuit and purchased various gym equipment.
"We will start a fitness club for the girls in the new year where they will do aerobics and taebo. Girls tend to enjoy the non-competitive activities more. We will also conduct workshops and get our biokinetics honours students to measure the pupils and compare their weight in relation to their height.
"Through this we will encourage the kids to be healthy and active again. Education is not complete without physical education."
Walter, a former pupil at Woolhope, said since the introduction of outcomes-based education, physical education had been phased out of disadvantaged schools and replaced with life orientation.
She said many disadvantaged schools did not prioritise physical education due to a lack of manpower and facilities.
"The World Health Organisation recommends that children should have at least 60 minutes of physical activity every day. Obesity is increasing and so is the risk of chronic illnesses at a younger age. Children are too interested in computer games, television and cellphones these days," Walter said.
Woolhope's sports coordinator, Dhanasagren Moodley, said the school's athletics tournaments had dwindled as most children were bused in from the townships and could not stay after school for practice sessions.
He said sport was optional and the majority of pupils did not take part.
Deputy principal Richard Jaran said the school hoped this would be the first step towards reintroducing physical education at the school.
"We have produced real sports stars in the past such as rugby player Mzwandile Stick and Haroon Lorgat who was [chief executive] at the International Cricket Council."


Decimal Trading
DEFINITION of 'Decimal Trading'
A system in which the price of a security is quoted using a decimal format rather than fractions. For example, a decimal trading quote would be $56.25; using fractions, the same quote would appear as $56¼. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) ordered all stock markets within the U.S. to convert to decimals by April 9, 2001. Prior to 2001, markets in the United States utilized fractions in price quotes. Since decimalization, all quotes appear in the decimal trading format.
BREAKING DOWN 'Decimal Trading'
Decimalization has led to tighter spreads since smaller price movements can be accounted for. For example, prior to decimalization, one-sixteenth (1/16) of $1 was the minimum price movement represented in a price quote (this is equal to $0.0625).
With decimalization, the minimum price movement is 1 cent for stocks over $1, providing a greater number of price levels and allowing for tighter spreads between the bid and the ask levels for trading instruments.
 1. Quoted Price
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Definition of ametropia
n. - Any abnormal condition of the refracting powers of the eye. 2
The word "ametropia" uses 9 letters: A A E I M O P R T.
No direct anagrams for ametropia found in this word list.
Words formed by adding one letter before or after ametropia (in bold), or to aaeimoprt in any order:
s - ametropias
All words formed from ametropia by changing one letter
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Quanesha - Meaning of Quanesha, What does Quanesha mean?
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Quanesha - Meaning of Quanesha
What does Quanesha mean?
[ 3 syll. qua-nes-ha, qu-ane-sha ] The baby girl name Quanesha is pronounced as KWaaNIY-SHaa- †. The origin of Quanesha is English-American. Quanesha is a variant of the name Quanisha (English).
Baby names that sound like Quanesha include Quanisha (English), Quaneaka, Quaneisha (English), Quanica, Quanicka, Quaniesha, Quanika (English), Quanikah, Quaniki, Quanikka (English), Quanikki (English), Quaniqua, Quanyka, Quanyki, Quanykka, Quaynisha, Queenika, Queenisha, Quenisha, and Quincee.
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Sliver space tolerance, what is it?
When calculating thermal loads must configure either the distance parameter "sliver space", so that the calculation engine Revit as we interpret the model created. Revit will distinguish two types of walls, interiors and exteriors, the only way I used to distinguish from each other is:
 - If a wall having spaces defined on both sides, is an inner wall.
 - If a wall is a space defined only one side is an exterior wall.
By modeling a building we can find small areas that do not need to define them as spaces (eg amount of facilities), but nevertheless, if we do can cause Revit interpreted as exterior walls, walls that are not. The parameter "sliver space" is to avoid this error.
A brief video explaining.
Ground plane and project phase
We must never forget to check on that level has awarded the parameter "ground plane" in the dialogue of thermal load calculations, after review we will cause all the walls that are below this level are considered in contact with land like a conventional basement.
Below is a brief video editing this parameter and the "project phase".
Family for electrical panel in Revit MEP
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Setting up an electrical system in Revit MEP requires the adaptation of certain families to the standards in force in the country to perform the project. The following short video explains how to be the most appropriate configuration of the family of a panel board for the Iberian Peninsula. In previous articles explaining how to set a light to be accepted by an electrical panel and a system in Revit MEP. I leave you with the video.
"building type" settings
"building type" parameter
For the calculation of thermal loads, the first thing to define is the use to which it will be allocated the building, in the following video shows how to assign this use.
Creating zones
Creating a project zona's is important, since the areas, unlike the spaces are those with the most important parameters defining the study of thermal loads, such as the setpoint temperature cold and heat, or flow rate of air exchange.
The following video shows how to create a zone.


Olympus E-1
Single-lens reflex (SLR) cameras with interchangeable lenses are popular with serious amateur and professional photographers. Unfortunately, digital SLR cameras are very susceptible to dust. And if dust particles get inside the camera while you're changing lenses, they can stick to the image sensor and show up as dark spots in every photo you take.Shake It Off
Once dust sneaks into your camera, it will stay there until it is removed. Since digital image sensors are very delicate, some camera manufacturers recommend that shutterbugs bring dirty cameras into a service center for cleaning. As a result, many SLR users are reluctant to change lenses, especially when shooting in windy or dusty conditions. This, of course, detracts from their cameras' versatility.
The new Olympus E-1 digital SLR camera tackles the dust problem head-on with its Olympus Supersonic Wave Filter. The front of the E-1's image sensor is protected from dust by a movable membrane connected to an ultrasonic transducer. During the camera's power-up cycle, the transducer vibrates the membrane at ultrasonic speeds. The motion of the membrane shakes off any dust, which is captured by a piece of sticky tape.
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Yesterday the Missouri Senate voted to roll back Proposition B, the Puppy Mill Cruelty Prevention Act and, thus, said the heck with Missouri voters who approved the measure in November.
Lawmakers approved Senate Bill 113 sponsored and introduced by Senator Mike Parson who, ironically, titled the bill, the Canine Cruelty Prevention Act. Key points of the bill include:
- No limit on the number of breeding dogs.
- No requirement of ground level cages with access to the outdoors.
- No requirement that the dogs be sheltered from extreme weather and temperatures.
- No annual hands-on vet examinations will be required.
- Two visual inspections of dogs by veterinarians will be required.
- Depending on the number of dogs sold, breeders would pay fees ranging up to $2,500 instead of the current maximum of $500.
- Breeders would pay $25 per year to generate funds for additional state inspectors
- Breeders in violation would no longer be subject to prosecution for the misdemeanor crime of puppy mill cruelty. Instead, courts could assess civil fines or prosecutors could file misdemeanor charges of canine cruelty against repeat offenders.


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Learning to self-feed is an important developmental milestone, and the ezpz Mini Utensils are designed to help toddler learn how to eat with a spoon (scooping) and fork (piercing). The Mini Spoon and Fork are the most functional, developmentally appropriate toddler utensils on the market.
- Narrow spoon bowl / fork prongs safely fits toddler's mouth
- Strong nylon head for easy scooping + piercing
- Sensory bumps and raised rim provide sensory awareness
- Non-slip grip and short, fat, round handle makes grasping more successful
- Bumps on the bottom of the utensil stabilize the spoon / fork when at rest


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Temporary Protected Status Ended for Haitian Citizens
Acting Secretary of Homeland Security Elaine Duke recently announced that tens of thousands of Haitians living in the United States under Temporary Protected Status have until July 22, 2019, to return to Haiti.
The Haitian citizens were given protected status to live and work in the United States after Haiti's infrastructure was heavily damaged in a 2010 earthquake. Since then, the status of those protected and their ability to safely return to their country was evaluated periodically and the status extended. After the most recent review, the Department of Homeland Security announced its decision to end the protected status for the Haitian citizens, who must now return to Haiti by the July 22, 2019, deadline or face deportation.
Temporary Protected Status may be granted to citizens of a foreign country who are already in the United States and cannot return to their countries due to temporary conditions that make it unsafe to return, or because their government cannot handle their return. The status is granted by the Secretary of Homeland Security. Even undocumented immigrants in the country illegally when a Temporary Protected Status is designated for their countries are protected.
Haitian citizens are not the only group that is protected under the Temporary Protected Status. In addition to Haiti, there are other large groups from nine other countries that are allowed to live and work in the United States without fear of deportation. Citizens of El-Salvador living the United States under Temporary Protected Status are reported to represent the largest group of people living in the United States under this status, and will be next to hear if their status will be extended.
As the name suggests, the program is supposed to offer temporary relief for humanitarian reasons. The situations for which Temporary Protected Status may be approved for citizens of a foreign country include:
 - Ongoing armed conflict,
 - An environmental disaster, or an epidemic, and
 - Other extraordinary and temporary conditions
Depending on the country in question however, these situations may not be temporary, and may impact the ability of the foreign government's' ability to receive its citizens for a long time. This is part of the criticism against the program, that it is not temporary, and is used as a back door to allow immigrants to settle in the country.
Because most people who are granted the chance to live and work in the United States under this program have children and otherwise settle into their lives here, going back to their countries of origin is not an easy task. For those with children who were born in the United States and are therefore citizens, the decision to take their children back or leave them in the United States will be a very difficult one to make. The parents will either have to find others who are willing to take care of their children, or stay beyond the deadline and face deportation. People who are facing this choice should explore their options in terms of adjusting their status in order to stay in the United States legally.
Contact an Experienced Immigration Attorney
For more information on how an experienced immigration attorney can assist you in reviewing your options to change your status and stay in the United States, contact our multi-lingual staff to speak to an experienced immigration attorney from Strassburg, Gilmore & Wei, LLP, in Pasadena, California.
How the Issue of Competence Affects an Immigration Proceeding
In criminal proceedings in which a person is charged with a crime, the prosecution cannot go on if a person is found to be incompetent or suffering from a mental illness. This is usually done in order to protect the defendant and ensure that the person is afforded constitutional due process rights. In immigration proceedings, a person's incompetence due to a mental illness or condition can affect a person's removal or deportation, but not in the same way as in a criminal trial.
In a deportation hearing, the person to be deported is presumed to be competent for purposes of the proceedings. However, if there is an indication that the person is not competent, for example because the person shows signs of mental illness, then the immigration judge has to make a determination of the person's competency before the proceedings can go on.
A person who is able to communicate with his or her attorney and rationally understand the deportation proceeding is generally deemed to be competent, and the immigration proceedings can proceed without a legal challenge.
Once the judge makes a determination that a person who is facing deportation is not competent, the deportation proceedings do not stop as a criminal case would if the judge found a defendant incompetent to stand trial. The immigration judge is supposed to ensure that certain safeguards are in place, and then the removal proceedings can go on.
Some of the safeguards include ensuring that the person facing deportation is assisted by another person in presenting his or her case, not accepting admissions or other incriminating confessions from the person, and closing the hearing to the public. These safeguards do not truly address the issue of the person's incompetence, and are therefore inadequate to offer real protections for a person suffering from mental illness and facing deportation.
Immigration judges make determinations of whether or not someone is incompetent by reviewing the evidence provided by the person facing deportation, as well as by the government. Neither the government nor the person facing deportation has a formal burden to provide the evidence upon which the judge relies. The judge also reviews all the evidence under a standard of proof that is lower than that required in a criminal case. This means that the person facing deportation cannot rely on the fact that the government has not produced evidence of competency to prove incompetency.
A person can prove that he or she has a mental illness that makes that person incompetent for purposes of the proceeding by calling witnesses to testify on his or her behalf, or by introducing medical records and evaluation reports that support the claims. If there is a long history of treatment and an indication that the treatment should be ongoing, it is likely that the immigration judge may find the person incompetent for purposes of the immigration proceeding.
Contact an Experienced Immigration Attorney
Having an attorney during an immigration proceeding is extremely important, especially for someone who cannot truly represent himself or herself due to mental illness. For more information on how a person's mental illness can affect him or her during deportation proceedings, you should contact our multi-lingual staff to speak to an experienced immigration attorney from Strassburg, Gilmore & Wei, LLP, in Pasadena, California.
ICE Sensitive Locations
The story of a young girl facing possible deportation after being apprehended by border patrol agents while she was on her way to a hospital to undergo surgery has raised questions about the so-called sensitive locations where immigration-based arrests are not generally conducted.
Sensitive locations refer to areas that the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency has restricted immigration enforcement actions except in three situations:
 - If there are exigent circumstances;
 - The immigration officials are led to the sensitive location through other law enforcement investigations; or,
 - The immigration officials have prior approval to conduct the enforcement actions from a designated supervisory official.
In some cases, arrests and other enforcement actions can take place in a sensitive location as long as there is a prior agreement between the undocumented immigrant and immigration enforcement agents. For example, when an undocumented immigrant surrenders to immigration agents at a hospital or church.
Sensitive locations include hospitals, schools, daycare centers, rallies or demonstrations, and places of religious worship. Courthouses are not considered sensitive locations. The designation of these areas as sensitive areas is supposed to encourage people to seek the services offered at these locations without fear of deportation. It is also important to note that sensitive locations that are located near a border are treated differently. Sensitive locations near borders are afforded less protection that those away from borders, although immigration officers are supposed to use common sense in taking action in these areas so as to act within the spirit of the policy.
The young girl mentioned above was detained after being stopped at an immigration check point on her way to the hospital as opposed to being detained at the hospital. Therefore, and immigration officials argue that this distinguishes her from someone who would be arrested at a hospital after going there to seek treatment. While this seems like a hollow distinction, because the policy of not making arrests in sensitive locations is a government agency policy and not a law, there are few ways to challenge its application unless the agency failed to follow its own policies.
Because of deportation priorities, immigration agents do have some discretion when it comes to whom to detain and place in immigration proceedings, and this determination can be made on a case by case basis. In the past, undocumented immigrants who were convicted of crimes were priority targets for deportation. The priorities are less clear now.
Undocumented immigrants who need to go to sensitive locations for services should not rely on the designations of these spaces as sensitive spaces. Being improperly apprehended at a sensitive location is not a defense that will necessarily stop an undocumented immigrant from being deported.
Contact Our Team for a Consultation
If your family member has been detained pending deportation proceedings, you need an experienced immigration attorney to present your best case before the immigration judge. For legal assistance with seeking a change in your immigration status, contact our multi-lingual staff to speak to experienced immigration attorney Nathan Wei from Strassburg, Gilmore & Wei, LLP, in Pasadena, California for a consultation.
Proving Extreme Hardship for American Children When Undocumented Parents are Deported
When an undocumented immigrant who has American born children is in removal proceedings facing the possibility of deportation, the immigrant may seek a waiver from being deported because the immigrant's deportation would cause extreme hardship to his or her children. This is a recognized exception, and if the immigrant can meet certain factors, he or she may be able to avoid deportation.
In claiming that the children will face undue hardship, there is a difference in the kind of information required as proof of the hardship when the children have another parent present in the United States and that required when


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I need assistance reading all the resources from a resource file. I am working with visual studio 2010 c#.net 4.0.
I have a user control eg ~/MyFolder/MyControl.ascx. which has local resource files associated with it
I pass the above value ie. path the control, to another of my classes where I want to load the applicable resource file based on the current language.
Is this possible and if so how might i achieve this?
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IEC 62271-215:2021
High-voltage switchgear and controlgear - Part 215: Phase comparator used with VDIS
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IEC 62271-215:2021 is applicable to phase comparators designed to be plugged into the testing points of a voltage detecting and indicating system (VDIS) according to IEC 62271-213, to give an indication of the result of a phase comparison. The main usage is to provide a clear evidence of the phase relationship between two energized parts of a high-voltage network, at the same nominal voltage and frequency before coupling them. This first edition cancels and replaces the first edition of IEC 61243-5 published in 1997 and the first edition of IEC 62271-206 published in 2011. This edition constitutes a merging of the content of IEC 61243-5 and IEC 62271-206. This edition includes the following significant technical changes with respect to the previous editions of IEC 61243-5 and IEC 62271-206: - the document does not include the specific phase comparators (SPCs) as defined in IEC 61243-5, which was specific to manufacturers, and takes back the technical principles of the universal phase comparator (UPC) for VDIS of all manufacturers; - the phase comparator for sequential connected operation is introduced to facilitate the operation of phase comparation of large MV panels.
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Time to time people come up with strange, slow-ish methods for drawing text with shadows in GameMaker. This is a tutorial about how to achieve the best effect without any of those struggles.
For this tutorial, aside of GameMaker, you'll need two programs:
- BmFont: A free and open-source bitmap font generator.
- BmFontToGMX: A tool of mine for converting BMFont' fonts into GMS-compatible formats.
Once both are installed, open BMFont, and configure the font settings as per guide on BmFontToGMX page (or import settings from the file provided in BmFontToGMX.gmx/fonts/fnt_test.bmfc).
Then, you'll want to change font settings for your case.
On "Font Settings", set the font, size, style, and "rasterization options". The later affect how font will be output, and you can tweak this until the font looks as crisp/smooth as you want (accept changes and press V to preview the font).
On "Export Options", you need two things:
Tweak "padding" to extend far enough for your desired shadow settings.
For example, if you want shadow to extend 5 pixels outwards and be shown at offset (1, 2), you'd want to set top=(5-2)=3, left=(5-1)=4, right=(5+1)=6, bottom=(5+2)=7.
Here I'm doing a 5px shadow at 1,1 offset so the padding is set to left=4,top=4,right=6,bottom=6.
- Tweak the "Width" and "Height" to be 2N (128, 256, 512, 1024,...) values that are large enough for you font to fit onto a single "page" when previewing (title showing "1/1").
Once all is done and your font fits into one page on preview, export two copies of it - one is going to be the font' color, and other is going to be the font' shadow. I'm going to name them fnt_test0 (shadow) and fnt_test1 (color) accordingly.
Now, it's time to add the shadow. If you are using Paint.NET, you can use this plugin for "Filters - Object - Drop Shadow". Most other editors have a built-in effect for shadows. In worst case, you can simply apply "guassian blur" for shadow blurring and move the image around for shadow offset.
If you are using the linked PDN plugin, you would change the settings as intended, before finally changing the color to white and unticking "keep original image".
The result should look like following:
Next, you would convert both fonts to GMS fonts by dragging the.fnt files onto BmFontToGMX executable inside the "bin" directory.
Then, you would import both fonts into your GMS projects by dragging.font.gmx files onto the GameMaker: Studio window with the project open.
So now to the actual trick - to draw text with a shadow, you set the font to blurry/shadowy one and color to shadow' color, draw the text once (producing a shadow), then set the font to regular one and color to text' color, and draw it at the same location to produce text on top of shadow.
For example, for the post' demo I made this simple script:
/// test_text_shadow(x, y, text) var _x = argument0; var _y = argument1; var s = argument2; var c = draw_get_color(); // draw shadow: draw_set_color(c_black); draw_set_font(fnt_test0); draw_text(_x, _y, s); // draw color: draw_set_color(c); draw_set_font(fnt_test1); draw_text(_x, _y, s);
Allowing to do
draw_set_halign(fa_center); draw_set_valign(fa_middle); test_text_shadow(room_width/2, room_height/2, "Hello World!");
To produce the text with a fancy shadow as shown in the beggining of the post:
- If you are calculating/applying the shadow' offset programmatically, you can keep even padding on all sides of the font when exporting.
- The same approach can be used for outlines, glow, and numerous other text effects.
- You can use Littera (with fnt export format) instead of BMFont, but only with pack methods 6/7.
You can also download the Sample GMZ with the resulting fonts and script from this tutorial if you like.


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Simple, Robust and Optimal Ranking from Pairwise Comparisons
Nihar B. Shah, Martin J. Wainwright; 18(199):1−38, 2018.
We consider data in the form of pairwise comparisons of $n$ items, with the goal of identifying the top $k$ items for some value of $k < n$, or alternatively, recovering a ranking of all the items. We analyze the Borda counting algorithm that ranks the items in order of the number of pairwise comparisons won, and show it has three attractive features: (a) it is an optimal method achieving the information-theoretic limits up to constant factors; (b) it is robust in that its optimality holds without imposing conditions on the underlying matrix of pairwise-comparison probabilities, in contrast to some prior work that applies only to the BTL parametric model; and (c) its computational efficiency leads to speed-ups of several orders of magnitude. We address the problem of exact recovery, and for the top-$k$ recovery problem we also extend our results to obtain sharp guarantees for approximate recovery under the Hamming distortion metric, and more generally, to any arbitrary error requirement that satisfies a simple and natural monotonicity condition. In doing so, we introduce a general framework that allows us to treat a variety of problems in the literature in an unified manner.
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Adopted daughter needs a new passport but how do I go about applying for it?
Passport Frequently Asked Questions and AnswersQuestion: My wife and I were both born in the U.S. and are natural born citizens. We adopted our daughter from Canada in 2004 and she is now 8 years old. Her U.S. Passport expired on July 20, 2009. We do not have her Certificate of Citizenship but we do have her birth certificate from Canada that shows us as her parents. Also, we have the Canadian adoption certificate that also identifies her as being our adopted daughter. Will this be adequate documentation to renew her passport?
Answer: Being that she obtains a previously-issued passport, she can use that as evidence to prove her U.S. citizenship. Also, you will have to present a document stating your relationship with your adopted daughter. In this case, an adoption decree with the names of the adopting parents is acceptable. As long as a translation is present. A foreign document is acceptable with the passport application. Other necessary documents will be a copy of the parent's identification documentations and a current or recent passport photo.
Here is a list of passport application acceptance facilities.
Here are some facts about minor's passports:
 - To qualify for a minor's passport the child must be under the age of 16.
 - The passport will have a validity term of 5 years.
 - It usually requires consent of both parents. In some cases this is not the case.
 - Can be renew by appearing in person.
 - Use Form DS-11 application.


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Legal Tender
Legal tender is the national currency of a nation. It prohibits the use of any other currency. Legal tender must be accepted by creditors as payment for debt. Only government institutions such as the U.S. Treasury in the United States and the Royal Canadian Mint in Canada can issue legal tender. Specifically, in the United States, Federal Reserve notes and coins are legal tender and marked as such. Some currencies, such as the U.S. Dollar and Euro, can be used as legal tender in other countries.
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Jamaica Latitude and Longitude Map
Jamaica's latitude and longitude is 18° 15' N and 77° 30' W. Below is the map of Jamaica showing major towns, roads, airports with latitudes and longitudes plotted on it.
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The geographical alignment of Jamaica includes latitude of 18° 15' N and longitude of 77° 30' W. The particular latitude of Jamaica shows its position in Northern Hemisphere and its moderate proximity to the equator.
The country of Jamaica has an area of 10,991 square kilometers. The terrain of Jamaica is pervaded by crags and cliffs, while the shore line is broken and irregular.
The climate of Jamaica is tropical and the conditions are warm and humid. The central part is dominated by moderate weather. The latitude and the longitude of Kingston, the capital of Jamaica, are 18° 00' N and 76° 48' W respectively. The time followed in Jamaica is UTC-5 which signifies that the standard time of Jamaica is similar as Washington.
|Annotto Bay||18°17'N||76°45'W||Black River||18°00'N||77°50'W||Cambridge||18°18'N||77°54'W||Falmouth||18°30'N||77°40'W||Kingston||18°00'N||76°50'W||Lucea||18°25'N||78°10'W||May Pen||17°58'N||77°15'W||Montego Bay||18°30'N||78°0'W||Morant Cays||17°22'N||76°0'W||Morant Pt.||17°55'N||76°12'W||Negril||18°22'N||78°20'W||Pedro Cays||17°05'N||77°48'W||Port Antonio||18°10'N||76°30'W||Port Maria||18°25'N||76°55'W||Port Morant||17°54'N||76°19'W||St. Ann's Bay||18°26'N||77°15'W||Savanna-la-Mar||8°10'N||78°10'W||South Negril Pt.||18°14'N||78°30'W|


What is the distinguishing feature of pure water equipment control system?
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Control system of pure uv water purifier what characteristics? Small make up today from three aspects to give you a brief introduction to the main characteristics of pure water equipment, to deepen your understanding of pure water equipment control system. If you have other problems of pure water equipment is convenient, welcome consulting staff. 1, the main control loop water net equipment imports of high-pressure pump with low voltage protection switch, export is equipped with high voltage protection switch. High pressure pump and water tank low level interlock. When the high pressure pump imported low voltage switch action, the system will automatically sends a signal to stop the high pressure pump continues to run, protect the high pressure pump in the water under the condition of steady work. When the error due to other reasons, the high-pressure pump outlet pressure exceeds a certain value, high pressure pump discharge pressure protection can cut off the high pressure pump power supply function, protection system is not running under ultra-high pressure environment. Step 2, the main control object and control sequence of pure uv water purifier control mode is a state transition model based on time sequence, state transition is not bouncing, PC monitor screen system to start and stop of two buttons, triggers the start button, the state began to transform, the vast majority of transformation are regularly occur, only under the running condition, transformation can be triggered by press the stop button. 3, pure water equipment application state of motion output sequence formed after it will be very helpful to determine the output of the device action, it can make the programming more facilitation., for example, to determine the output of the inlet valve can read the inlet valve control step sequence table columns, shows that inlet valve is in three periods is open, the rest of the state is closed, and after two periods is continuous.
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|Relational Data Mining
Springer, Berlin, 2001
Relational data mining studies methods for knowledge discovery in databases when the database has information about several types of objects. This, of course, is usually the case when the database has more than one table. Hence there is little doubt as to the relevance of the area; indeed, one can wonder why most of data mining research has concentrated on the single table case.
Relational data mining has its roots in inductive logic programming, an area in the intersection of machine learning and programming languages.... The present book Relational Data Mining provides a thorough overview of different techniques and strategies used in knowledge discovery from multi-relational data. The chapters describe a broad selection of practical inductive logic programming approaches to relational data mining and give a good overview of several interesting applications.
(From the foreword by Heikki Mannila)


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