text: A late 19th-century Boston photographer, A.H. Folsom, captured this amazing picture of a sixth-grade class with almost every student examining a small desk globe. This image is part of a photographic survey commissioned by the Boston Public Schools in 1892-93. A number of these photographs were included in an album displayed at the Paris Exposition Universelle in 1900. While most certainly posed, the photograph speaks to the importance of geography and an understanding of global issues in the late-19th-century Boston Public School curriculum. In the same vein, the photograph can serve as an icon for the Norman B. Leventhal Map Center's mission of making the Boston Public Library's map collection available to Bostonians of all ages, particularly, the city's school children. The children portrayed in this photograph attended the George Putnam Grammar School which was located at 2025 Columbus Avenue. Today, the site of the Putnam school is across the street from the Eggleston Square Branch of the Boston Public Library. The school was named for Dr. George Putnam, the long-time pastor of First Church in Roxbury. He also served as a member of Boston Public Library's Board of Trustees from _PHONE_.


How To Emphasize Things In Chinese
Aug 11, 2021 | Chinese Language
Many foreigners consider China as an ideal destination for them to develop their careers due to the rapid growth of China's economy. Those who have had the chance to live in China were certainly amazed by the rich food culture and the stunning natural scenery. Therefore, it'll be interesting to learn a couple of Chinese phrases that you can use when you're deeply impressed by what you see or what you hear. In fact, some of the following structures that you're about to learn can also come in handy when you would like to put an emphasis on something. So, let's have a look at how to emphasize things in Chinese.
太 (tài) + adj. + 了 (le)
The meaning of this structure is "too/so……". What's interesting about this structure is that it can be used to make a complaint or pay a compliment.
niú ròu tài là le
The beef is too spicy
It's easy to tell that the structure is used to make a complaint in this sentence.
nǐ de zhōng wén tài hǎo le
Your Chinese is so good
In this sentence, the structure is used to pay a compliment.
真 (zhēn) + adj. + 啊 (a)
The meaning of真 (zhēn) is "real", therefore, the whole structure means "really……". The word 啊 (a) at the end is often used to make an exclamative sentence, which means you can use this structure if someone or something impresses you.
zhè gè shāng chǎng zhēn dà a!
This shopping mall is really big!
shāng chǎng
shopping mall
Having fun learning how to emphasize things in Chinese? Let's keep going with some more structures.
就 (jiù) + verb
The character "就 (jiù)" can be translated as "right" or "just". One of the most common ways to use "就 (jiù)" is to combine it with a verb to emphasize a certain fact. Here are two dialogues that can help you better understand this structure:
A: 谁是Jason?
shéi shì Jason?
Who is Jason?
B: 我就是 Jason
wǒ jiù shì Jason.
That's me.
As you may have noticed, the literal translation of the answer is "I'm right Jason", which turns out to be an emphasis. Another example can be the following dialogue:
A: Mike 在哪里?
Mike zài nǎli?
Where is Mike?
B: 他就在这里
tā jiù zài zhèli
He is right here
是 (shì)………的 (de)
Similar to the previous structure, "是 (shì)………的 (de)" is often used by Chinese people when they want to lay stress on a certain part of a sentence. It's important for you to remember that what you want to emphasize goes right after "是 (shì)", and "的 (de)" is always at the end of a sentence.
wǒ shì zuò fēi jī lái shàng hǎi de
I came to Shanghai by plane
In this sentence, the part to be emphasized is the mode of transport, which is "坐飞机 (zuò fēi jī)", meaning "to take a plane".
zhè bēi kā fēi shì wǒ mǎi de
I bought this cup of coffee
As for this sentence, it emphasizes the fact that "This cup of coffee was not bought by anyone else but me".
不 (bù) / 没 (méi) + verb +object + 吗 (ma)?
This structure is usually used when you're surprised by a certain fact in order to emphasize that it's beyond your expectation.
nǐ bù xǐ huān kā fēi ma?
Don't you like coffee?
nǐ zuó tiān méi qù xué xiào ma?
Didn't you go to school yesterday?
We hope you enjoyed reading about how to emphasize things in Chinese. If you are interested in learning more about specific Mandarin Chinese, have a read about Mandarin Chinese loan words!
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SAMPLE STATISTICS: mean sitting height (x bar)=92.8cm, size (n)=36 male students.
POPULATION STATISTIC: mean sitting height (µ)=91.4cm, standard deviation (σ)=3.6cm.
CLAIM: Mean sitting height is different from 91.4cm.
COUNTERCLAIM: Mean sitting height is 91.4cm.
SIGNIFICANCE LEVEL: ɑ=0.05 (95% confidence level)
Null hypothesis, H₀: µ=91.4 (counterclaim)
Alternative hypothesis, H₁: µ≠91.4 (claim)
This is a 2-tail test, because "not equals" means less than (left tail) or greater than (right tail), so the significance level is split equally between the two tails giving us the required confidence interval of 95%.
Z=(x bar-µ)/(σ/√n)=(92.8-91.4)/(3.6/√36)=1.4/0.6=2.333, corresponding to a P-value of 0.0098. The given test statistic is 0.0198.
ɑ/2=0.025 and sample P-value 0.0098<0.025, and 0.0198<0.025, which means that H₀ is rejected, and H₁ is accepted to be true. The conclusion is that the claim is true, that the mean sitting height of male students is different from 91.4cm.

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Pasting multiple values to Writeback table with editable on row level setting enabled.
When trying to paste multiple values on a cell having editable if -setting on row level, Writeback table raises error "Pasting values in combination with Editable if on a row level is not supported". When developing a sales forecasting app in august pasting multiple values to multiple cells with the setting was still possible. Please make it possible to paste multiple values with the setting on possible again, as the preventation cripples apps depending on the setting.
Pasting multiple values should skip cells, that are not editable, for example, if Writeback table has columns a, b, c and d, with all columns using the editable if on row level enabled, with editing of column c being disabled on row 2, should pasting
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What are goldsmiths renowned for? Give an example from the poem to justify your answer. Who are the patrons of the goldsmith? What does he make for them?
1. Gold ornaments like anklet, wristlet and rings.
2. Golden delicate and light-weight bells for pigeon's feet
3. Gold waist chains called girdles for dancers
4. gold sword covers known as sheaths for kings
- The goldsmiths are renowned for making jewelleries for personal adornment.
- They are making wristlet, anklet and ring for an example.
- The rich people, dancers and the king are the patrons as noted in the poem.
- Goldsmiths are making jewelleries for personal adornment and chain for the feet of blue pigeons. All these are for rich people like nobles and kings. They are also making golden girdles for the dancers and golden sheaths for keeping the king's swords.


Think of Me First as a Person
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Think of Me First as a Person
Directed by George Ingmire
Starring Dwight Core (voice)
Dwight Core Jr.
Cinematography Dwight Core
Edited by George Ingmire
Release dates
(Originally shot till 1975)
Country U.S.A.
Language English
Think of Me First as a Person is a documentary film and home movie about Dwight Core, Jr., a boy with Down syndrome. The footage was originally shot throughout the 1960s and '70s by Core's father, Dwight Core, Sr. The footage was later discovered and completed by the filmmaker's grandson, George Ingmire.
The film was first shown at New Orleans' 2006 Home Movie Day. Later that year, it was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry, an honor bestowed every year to twenty-five films deemed "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant." The Library of Congress's statement announcing the 2006 additions to the Registry called the film a "loving portrait by a father of his son with Down syndrome" that represented "the creativity and craftsmanship of the American amateur filmmaker."[1]
The film's title comes from the 1974 Rita Dranginis poem of the same name.
 1. ^ "Librarian of Congress Adds Home Movie, Silent Films and Hollywood Classics to Film Preservation List", The Library of Congress, 27 December 2006. Retrieved on 2007-01-01.
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Main Responsibilities
 1. Prepares the autopheresis machine for the pheresis process.
 3. Disconnects the donor when the process is complete.
 6. Uses PDA to link equipment and soft goods used in the pheresis process to the appropriate donor.
 7. Alerts Group Leader or Supervisor of donor flow issues.
 9. Understands the policies and procedures associated with hyper immune programs at the center if applicable.
 11. Maintains confidentiality of all personnel, donor and center information.
 12. May be cross-trained in other areas to meet the needs of the business.
 14. Perform job-related duties as assigned.
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 Must be able to perform basic math calculations
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 Ability to understand, remember and apply oral and/or written instructions
 Ability to understand and follow basic instructions and guidelines
 Must be able to see and speak with customers and observe equipment operation.
 Occasionally perform tasks while standing and walking up to 100% of time
 Reach, bend, kneel and have high level of manual dexterity
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text: Unis is a nurse expert system prototype specifically designed to assist nurses caring for elderly, incontinent patients residing in nursing homes. Two studies measuring the performance level of UNIS were implemented. In the first study, results of sessions with UNIS on case studies of elderly, incontinent patients were compared to sessions with nurse experts. The relevance of questions, value of recommendations and overall performance were rated by an evaluation panel. In the second study, UNIS was implemented on two nursing units in a nursing home. The number of wet occurrences of patients residing on units where UNIS was consulted by nurses was compared to the number of wet occurrences of patients residing on units where UNIS was not consulted by nurses. The knowledge of urinary incontinence of nurses who consulted UNIS and those who did not consult UNIS were also compared. The results indicate that when judged by an evaluation panel, the relevance of the questions and value of the recommendations generated by UNIS were not rated significantly different than ratings assigned to nurse experts consulting on the same case studies. There was a significant difference between assigned ratings for overall performance; F.01 (4,16) = 10.4. UNIS scored the highest on four out of five case studies. In the second study, the number of wet occurrences of patients residing on units where nurses consulted UNIS decreased significantly; F.01 (2,9) = 34.67. The knowledge of urinary incontinence also improved significantly when nurses' consulted UNIS; F.001 (2,157) = 19.46. The methods and results of these two studies are presented.


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Woody encroachment threatens the loss of remaining grasslands. Clonal shrubs are of particular concern because of their ability to resprout after disturbance, spread vegetatively, and share resources among interconnected stems. These traits contribute to the encroachment of deep-rooted clonal shrubs in tallgrass prairie. In this study, we investigated how leaf physiological traits differ among interconnected stems within a dominant encroaching shrub in tallgrass prairie, Cornus drummondii.


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7 Strategies to Make AI-Driven Wellness Solutions User-Friendly for All Employees
To uncover how to make AI-driven wellness solutions accessible to all, we've gathered seven insights from leaders at the forefront of employee wellness. From using plain language for accessibility to customizing wellness programs for engagement, these leaders offer invaluable tips for bridging the tech proficiency gap.
- Use Plain Language for Accessibility
- Familiar Interfaces Ease User Experience
- Incorporate Interactive On-Demand Assistance
- Enable Multilingual Support and Accessibility
- Involve Non-Technical Staff in Design
- Provide Training for Program Proficiency
- Customize Wellness Programs for Engagement
Use Plain Language for Accessibility
Minimizing technical language is essential to make AI-driven wellness solutions accessible to employees with a range of technical backgrounds.
Not everyone has grown up in the digital age; in fact, according to Bain research, workers aged 55 and older will exceed 25% of the workforce by 2031.
Steering clear of unnecessary jargon or complex terminology that might alienate users is advisable. Instead, using plain language that resonates with a broader audience, regardless of their technical expertise, is beneficial. It's important to consider the diverse educational and professional backgrounds of the workforce, ensuring that the language used is inclusive and easily comprehensible to all.
Source: James Root et al. (2023), "Better with Age: The Rising Importance of Older Workers," Bain. Available at: _URL_
Familiar Interfaces Ease User Experience
At our company, we've integrated Digital Wellness Coaches, AI-driven tools designed to enhance employee well-being. The key to ensuring their user-friendliness for all employees, irrespective of their tech-savviness, lies in simplicity and familiarity. One approach we took was to model the interface on popular social media platforms. Many of our staff, from the warehouse to the executive suite, were already comfortable with such platforms. This familiarity reduced the intimidation factor significantly. For instance, during our initial rollout, I personally witnessed a diverse group from various departments easily navigate through the wellness program, setting up their profiles, and accessing resources without any technical hiccups.
Incorporate Interactive On-Demand Assistance
As a CEO involved in different facets of my education company, I believe that continuous learning is crucial, even with AI-driven wellness solutions. My top tip is to incorporate an interactive help or virtual assistant within the application itself. Much like learning a new language, employees can access guided help on-demand and at their own pace, bringing adaptability to various technical abilities. This availability also lessens potential intimidation and confusion stemming from new AI technology, making wellness engagement more seamless and inclusive for everyone.
Enable Multilingual Support and Accessibility
Ensuring universal accessibility in AI-driven wellness solutions is crucial for diverse employee engagement. Through the integration of robust language support and the enabling of developer-mode output, these solutions become user-friendly for individuals with varying technical proficiency. This adaptation promotes inclusivity, allowing users to navigate and engage effortlessly in their preferred language. The intentional integration of language support features acknowledges the inherent diversity within user bases, aligning with the broader goal of making AI-driven wellness solutions universally accessible. This pragmatic approach eliminates potential barriers to participation, fostering a globally inclusive and linguistically diverse workforce, and ultimately positioning technology as an enabler of employee well-being.
Involve Non-Technical Staff in Design
Create a task force of non-technical employees to provide input on the design and functionality of AI-driven wellness solutions. Their perspectives will ensure the solutions are intuitive and user-friendly. For example, HR can select representatives from different departments and organize focus groups to gather their insights. By involving non-technical employees, the solutions can be tailored to meet the needs of the majority, leading to higher adoption and satisfaction rates.
Provide Training for Program Proficiency
It's important to ensure that the wellness program is accessible to all employees, regardless of their technical proficiency. One way to do this is to provide training and resources to help employees learn how to use the program effectively. This can include things like video tutorials, written instructions, and one-on-one support. In addition, it's important to make sure that the program is designed with the user in mind. This means making sure that the interface is intuitive and easy to navigate, and that the program is customized to meet the unique needs of each employee.
Customize Wellness Programs for Engagement
To ensure AI-driven wellness solutions are effective for employees across various generations, it's crucial to provide a customizable experience. I've learned through experience that the standard one-size-fits-all approach is not very effective. Nowadays, people like to personalize everything, and this should be the same for employee wellness programs.
Employees should be able to choose what they want in their wellness program. They should be able to pick the content they like and receive alerts for topics they're interested in. Ensuring they see the most important and relevant information when they log in is crucial. Using this preference for personalization can really help increase employee engagement with the intranet. By meeting each person's individual needs and preferences, the wellness program becomes more effective and appealing for everyone, regardless of their age, technical proficiency, or generational background.
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The history of your name
The LENZA surname in the USA
Frequency Comparisons
Total Rank Frequency % Per million people
United States
United States (Current snapshot) 340 56246 0.000 1
United States (1880 census) 13 83573 0.000 0
Change since 1880 +327 +27327 0 N/A
Other Countries
Australia 0 0
United Kingdom 0 0
Top States for LENZA by Total
State Total Rank in State Frequency % Per million people
New York 91 18876 0.000 5
Florida 53 27863 0.000 3
New Jersey 44 20558 0.001 5
Illinois 33 35838 0.000 3
Pennsylvania 32 38775 0.000 3
Top States for LENZA by Frequency
State Total Rank in State Frequency % Per million people
New Jersey 44 20558 0.001 5
Delaware 4 25850 0.001 5
New York 91 18876 0.000 5
Massachusetts 29 23410 0.000 5
Rhode Island 4 25568 0.000 4
Figures for top states show firstly the states where most people called LENZA live. This obviously tends to be biased towards the most populous states. The second set of figures show where people called LENZA represent the biggest proportion of the population. So, in this case, there are more people called LENZA in New York than any other state, but you are more likely to find a LENZA by picking someone at random in New Jersey than anywhere else.
Classification and Origin of LENZA
Sorry, we don't have any origin and classification information for the LENZA surname.
Ethnic distribution of LENZA in the USA
Classification Total Percent
White (Caucasian) 315 92.65
White (Hispanic) 16 4.71
Asian/Pacific Less than 100 Insignificant
Black/African American Less than 100 Insignificant
Mixed Race Less than 100 Insignificant
Native American/Alaskan None reported 0
Ethnic distribution data shows the number and percentage of people with the LENZA surname who reported their ethnic background as being in these broad categories in the most recent national census.
Meaning of LENZA in historical publications
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Similar names to LENZA
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Impingement jets are known to be efficient mechanisms for the exchange of heat between fluid and structure. They are generally used in industry for cooling, heating or drying. Several experimental and numerical studies have been realized to study convective heat transfers and/or to correlate the convective heat transfers to the wall with the unsteady flow of the jet (O'Donovan et al. [9] [10]). But these studies have been performed at low Mach number whereas higher Mach number are found in industrial applications as fan cooling processes for instance (M = 0.5 to 0.8). So, we propose to study the influence of Mach number of the impingement flow, ranging from 0.1 to 0.8, on convective heat exchange between a circular jet and a round axisymmetric plate. The aerodynamic of the fluid and the heat transfers depend on the following parameters: the D hydraulic diameter of the jet, the H distance to the wall, the Re Reynolds number of the flow, the M Mach number and the Tj temperature of the jet. The local convective heat transfer coefficients are experimentally determined by an inverse method based on a measurement of steady state temperature fields by infrared thermography (Fe'not et al. [2]) for 1 ≤ H/D ≤ 5 and 0.1 ≤ M ≤ 0.8. An experimental study of radial velocity fluctuations of the fluid in nearby wall has also been realized from hot wire anemometry. A spatial and temporal turbulent study (turbulence spectrum, integral turbulent scales, dissipation rate) allows to correlate convective heat transfer to the wall to aerodynamic phenomena.
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Wilkes-Barre Academy offers a peer tutoring program allowing peer volunteers to assist other students in subjects where help is needed. Tutoring may be requested by the teacher or parent, however final approval must be by the classroom teacher.
Peer tutoring is an educational approach that joins students from grades K to 4 who are tutored by older students from grades 5 to 8. Our goal is to develop skills and confidence in the subject area where help is needed.
The research literature on peer tutoring is extensive and international studies have clearly shown that peer interaction is conducive to a host of important early achievements, such as:
- children's understanding of fairness
- their self-esteem
- their proclivities toward sharing and kindness
- their acquisition of role-taking and communication skills
- their development of creative and critical thinking.
Research literature also shows that the gains for tutors often outdistance those of the students receiving assistance. These gains result from reworking what the tutors know in order to make it understandable to their students.
The benefits of peer tutoring include:
- development of reading, writing skills and language development
- development of social behaviors, interpersonal and communication skills
- improvements in self-esteem
- opportunities for leadership and social responsibility
- gaining a heightened sensitivity to younger student's needs and concerns


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In the scope of the ESA project "New Guidance Schemes for the Terminal Area Energy Management (TAEM) of Atmospheric Re-entry", the nonlinear guidance and control approach initially developed for Mars entry was adapted for an Earth re-entry. The scheme was applied to two types of Earth atmospheric entry missions (ISS and Lunar return missions), and a subscale Apollo-like vehicle was modeled.
The reference low-g (<3g) trajectories, which are especially challenging given the limited aerodynamic capabilities of the capsule, were optimised for both missions using the ASTOS software.
Despite these demanding requirements, the performance achieved by the nonlinear guidance scheme yielded further proof of both the validity and the performance of the proposed solution to the guided entry problem. In particular, lunar return trajectories all remained within a 2km circular radius, with >80% of cases within 250m.
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Down: Click to move the selected element up or down in the script
- Copy: Copy the selected element to the clipboard
- Paste: Paste the clipboard contents at the mouse cursor
- Delete: Delete the selected element
- Configuration: Open the element's configuration window if it has one
Inserting a DragScript from a File
If you have a fragment of DragScript code that you would like to use in several places in your script, or one that you frequently use in different scripts, you can create the DragScript fragment, save it to a file, and then insert it and modify it as many times as necessary into your final script.
For example, we created this script to run a sequence, check for success, and go to the next block if OK, else send an email notifying us of the problem and try again, three times.
Note that we created this DragScript code directly in the main Script block. When we insert this later into another DragScript, a block is automatically created to hold the new fragment, so we don't need to put this in a block now:
We saved this script to a file called Example-Block-2.
Now we open the script to which we want to add this fragment:
Right click on the Script block tag and select Insert DragScript from File. Choose the file containing the DragScript fragment we saved above and click Open:
The DragScript fragment is added in a new block at the end of the Script block. Highlight the new Block tag (Block 1 in this example), use the up/down arrow toolbar icons to move the block to your desired location. Edit the block as required and don't forget to save your changed script.
The Simulator lets you understand how control will flow in your script after each action is completed, whether with an OK outcome (success), an error, or a timeout.
It also shows you the control flow when an Emergency Exit, Emergency Suspend or Emergency Resume event are raised.
No actions are executed during the simulator session. This is just to understand the flow of control of your script under different conditions.
- The panel on the left contains the script to simulate. It contains the currently loaded script in the editor.
- For this example we have added very simple event handling to the script shown above in the DragScript Editor section. For example, if a Weather Event is configured to raise an Emergency Suspend on cloudy weather, and an Emergency Exit if it starts raining:
- Emergency Suspend: Voyager will command the mount to stop tracking and close the observatory shutter (or roll-off roof if that's the type of observatory)
- Emergency Exit: Voyager will command the mount to park, close the shutter or roll-off roof, and park the dome
- Emergency Resume: Voyager will open the shutter and command the mount to resume tracking
- The script also demonstrates how the OK, ERROR and TIMEOUT results of an action are handled. In this example, Voyager would attempt to Connect to your setup.
- If the Connect is successful (IF OK), the script will cool the CCD, slew to near the zenith, and take an exposure.
- If the Connect Setup returns an error (IF ERROR) or times out (IF TIMEOUT), the script will raise an Emergency Exit event and the steps outlined above for Emergency Exit will be done
- Start - F1: Click this button or press the F1 key to start the simulation. When you start the simulation, the Next buttons are activated and messages start to appear in the window on the right. In the next screenshot, we can see the results after pressing Start - F1 and then Next - F2 (or Next OK - F3) three times:
- Next - F2: Click this button or press the F2 key to move to the next line of the script without raising any events
- Next OK - F3: Click this button or press the F3 key to simulate successful completion of the current line of the script and move to the next line that will be executed
- Next ERROR - F4: Click this button or press the F4 key to signal an ERROR has occurred while executing the current line of the script. Then press Next and the trace window on the right will show the path of execution after the ERROR was raised
- Next TIMEOUT - F5: Click this button or press the F5 key to signal a TIMEOUT has occurred while executing the current line of the script. Then press Next and the trace window on the right will show the path of execution after the TIMEOUT was raised
- Next DO IF Condition (no variables) TRUE - F9: Press this button or the F9 key to simulate execution of a DO IF conditional statement that evaluates to TRUE. The DO IF Condition should not contain variables.
- Next DO IF Condition (no variables) FALSE - F10: Press this button or the F10 key to simulate execution of a DO IF conditional statement that evaluates to FALSE. The DO IF Condition should not contain variables.
- Emergency Exit - F7: Click this button or press F7 to simulate an Emergency Exit event. Then press Next and the trace window on the right will show the path of execution after the Emergency Exit event was raised
- Emergency Suspend - F8: Click this button or press F8 to simulate an Emergency Suspend event. Then press Next and the trace window on the right will show the path of execution after the Emergency Suspend event was raised
- Emergency Resume - F11: Click this button or press F11 to simulate an Emergency Resume event. Then press Next and the trace window on the right will show the path of execution after the Emergency Resume event was raised
- END - F6: Click this button or press the F6 key to end the simulation
Checking COUNTER values in the DragScript Simulator
As of Voyager 2.1.1c, the DragScript simulator will display the results of testing counter variables in a DO IF COUNTER VALUE statement.
In this example, the variable numseqs was set equal to 1 at the start of the DragScript.
- The Next OK button was pressed repeatedly to step through the DragScript
- After line 61, since numseqs = 1, the DO IF COUNTER VALUE is Greater or Equal to 1 test succeeds
- The next line is highlighted blue and the phrase Counter MATCH tells you that the test succeeded and the actions in the DO IF block will be executed
- After line 72, since numseqs = 1, the DO IF COUNTER VALUE is Greater or Equal to 2 test fails
- The next line is highlighted yellow and the phrase NOT MATCH!= 1 tells you that the test failed and the actions in the DO IF block will not be executed
To learn about the individual DragScript elements, visit the DragScript Elements page.


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Electronic Gear Ratio (on-line) Calculator – Ball Screw
Screw mechanism
This article provides an online calculator for common screw mechanisms to quickly find the servo's electronic gear ratio and provide additional simulation information to evaluate whether the system parameters meet the requirements. The steps are as follows:
 1. Enter User Unit(PUU) : ie, How many PUUs represent 1 mm.
 2. Enter the machine's Reduction ratio (1:1 without deceleration)
 3. Enter the Pitch of the screw (the machine displacement while screw rotates 1 turn)
 4. Enter Encoder Resolution(PLS), PLS number per turn of the Encoder,ie,when the electronic gear ratio is 1:1, how many PUUs the servo has to receive in order to rotate 1 turn.
 5. Press the "Calculate" button to get the numerator and denominator of the E-Gear Ratio.
 6. Enter the Line Speed of the machine to check if the simulation results meet the requirements?
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No one can deny the importance of an academic institution, as it plays an important role in enhancing the learning capabilities and skills of students. Besides providing knowledge, the core objective of an academic institute is to groom social interaction skills of younger generation while helping them to succeed in the competitive world. Choosing an educational institution can be a daunting task for parents, since it is one of the most important decisions parents can make in their children's education. Therefore, mostly educational instates used academic logos to clearly show the mission statement, sincerity and dedication level of the institute to the parents and students. If truth be told, an academic logo design is the most convincing and effective way to draw attention of intended audience. The features given below are some important characteristics of academic logos:
Imagery related to an Academic Logo
Since an academic logo design is a clear representation of an institute, therefore it is very important to choose more relevant images for such logos. Images such as libraries, books, torches, sword, pencils or other related symbols are used in an academic logo design, making this visual appearance impressive and clear. This will clearly explain the educational and enlightening nature of the particular institute.
Typefaces linked to Academic Logos
When it comes to an academic logo, sensible font selection is the most important factor to create an understandable graphical image for the viewers. Explicable and professional fonts can make the logo design easily readable, helping people to read and remember the name of your institute. This will surely provide recognition and a strong credibility to your educational establishment.
Colors Selection for an Academic Logo Design
To represent the mission statement and actual purpose of academic institutes, an appropriate color selection is an absolute must for academic logos. Dark colors such as navy blue, black, brown or green are some of the best color choices for an academic logo design. The right colors can definitely make a positive impression in the minds of students and parents, making it very easy for the people to choose your institute among others.
These are a few prominent characteristics of an academic logo design which can serve as a unique brand identity for your organization. The main objective for creating academic logos is to make people aware of your educational services and convince them to choose your academic institute instead of others.


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UK Feminista gives evidence to parliamentary inquiry on sexual harassment in schools
On 7 June 2016, UK Feminista joined anti-violence organisations to give evidence to Parliament's Women and Equalities Committee on the need to tackle sexual harassment in schools.
59% of girls have experienced sexual harassment at school or college, and one in three girls say they have experienced 'groping' or unwanted sexual touching at school.
The Women and Equalities Committee is conducting a vital inquiry to assess how sexual harassment in schools can be stopped.
Watch the Women and Equalities Committee evidence session:
- Read UK Feminista's written submission to the inquiry
- Media coverage of the evidence session:
- BBC News: Harassment: Girls 'wear shorts under school skirts'
- BBC Radio 4: Woman's Hour
- Metro: ˜Schoolgirls are wearing shorts under skirts to prevent sexual harassment
- The Guardian: ˜Teach children about sexism to stop 'ticking timebomb' of sexual bullying in schools
- The Huffington Post UK: Sexism In School: Girls "Wear Shorts Under Skirts" To Avoid Sexual Harassment, Inquiry Finds
- RT International: Girls don shorts under school uniform skirts to avoid sexual harassment, MPs told
- Schools Week: Ministers to meet with Ofsted over omission of sexism from inspection handbook
For more information about the Women and Equalities Committee inquiry into sexual harassment and sexual violence in schools visit the Parliament website.


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Exhibit 1: Wind Tunnel
Plasma Actuators for Flow Control
Plasma actuators are used for flow control applications in the near-wall region. They consist of two electrodes separated by a nonconducting layer and can easily be applied on arbitrary surfaces. If the electrodes are powered with a high-voltage, a strong electric field is created. This leads to ionization of surrounding air molecules and a weakly charged plasma spreads along the surface. The ionized air molecules collide with neutral ones which are subsequently accelerated.
The resulting force is used for separation control on airfoils as can be seen in the exposition.
This challenging flow-control method is descriptive demonstrated in our exhibition experiment.
Exhibit 2: Surface Cube
To get an impression of a variation of smart interfaces a surface cube with 6 different surfaces is displayed at the Hannover Messe. Structures like the lotus effect, plasma or sinus curves can be experienced visually and haptically.

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RCUI Document Version 5.0.0 for Oracle® Fusion Middleware 11g Release 1 Patch Set 1 (184.108.40.206.0)
Last Updated 06-May-2010
Content Switchers allow users to quickly jump back and forth between applications, to change the context of a page or page section, or to change user login.
Note: Images in this guideline are provided as a general reference, and may not be exact representations of FusionFX pages.
Related ADF Elements
Refer to the ADF Faces Rich Client demos page to find demos and tag documentation for the ADF elements related to this component:
Content Switchers are types of choice lists that are used to change quickly from one product, set of content, or user account to another.
Content Switcher usage depends on the type of switcher. Each type of switcher is described in its own section of this guideline:
- Application Switcher: Switches from one product to another.
- Context Switcher: Switches content within a page or section of a page.
- Login Switcher: Switches from one user account to another.
Note: The Content Switcher is not a separate ADF component. It is implemented using the "compact" mode of Select Choice, with certain types of values configured by product teams. See the Related ADF Elements list above for a list of ADF components that may be used to implement a content switcher.
All three types of content switchers consist of the same basic elements:
- Current Selection Text: Indicates the current application, context, or user account. The form of the text depends on the location of the switcher. See the section for each type of switcher for details.
- Drop-Down Button: Opens the switcher choice list. See the Select Choice guideline for component details.
- Choice List: Contains a list of applications, contexts, or users. Content switcher choice lists should be configured as follows:
- Each entry consists of a single line.
- Blank entries are not permitted.
- Entries should be grouped using separator lines.
Content Switcher Elements
The differences between content switchers are a function of switcher location and list content, as described in the following subsections.
Allows the user to switch back and forth between Oracle products.
- An application switcher may only be placed after the product name in the Branding bar, where the product name functions as the current selection text.
- When the user clicks the switcher drop-down button, the choice list displays a list of applications.
- Selecting an application name from the choice list takes the user to the Home page or default opening page of another application.
- Switch within a family of applications: for example, from Sales to Support applications.
- Switch between modules within a family of applications: for example, from one HR module to another HR module.
- Switch between related applications: for example, from a Sales application to Order Management application.
- Switch between different editions or versions of an application: for example, from a recruitment application for managers to a recruitment application for employees.
- The application switcher is primarily recommended for applications belonging to a product suite, where users may need to frequently switch between applications to gain different views or perform different operations on the same or related data.
- If implemented, the application switcher should appear on every page of the application.
- The application switcher must also be implemented in every application listed in the switcher to enable two-way navigation between applications.
- An application switcher should not be used for linking to locations other than the Home Page or default opening page of another application, or Favorites configured by the user.
- An application switcher choice list may also contain the list of Favorites the user has set up. This list should be appended to the application list, after a separator line.
- Do not use an application switcher to link to a specific location within another application. If this is required, use a link within page content together with instructions that identify the task to be performed at the target location in the other application.
Allows the user to change content on the current page or a section of the current page.
- A context switcher may be placed in different locations. In each location, the preceding header text functions as the current selection text.
- Contextual Branding, to switch context for the entire page.
- Primary page header/title, to switch context for the entire page.
- Section header, to switch context for that section only.
- When the user clicks the switcher drop-down button, the choice list displays a list of contexts.
- Selecting a context from the choice list refreshes the page or section with new content.
- Content changes made on one page are usually reflected on drill-down pages, and may also be reflected in subsequent pages of a multi-page process.
Context Switcher in Contextual Branding Area
Two Images of Context Switcher in Header Region (One Showing Select Choice List)
- A user is looking at a detail page of database XYZ, and then uses the context switcher to change the view to database ABC.
- A user is viewing assets for the Accounting department. There is an object list of assets, work requests regarding the assets, and other functionality regarding the assets of that organization. The user uses the context switcher to view the Marketing department assets.
- A project manager is viewing the project schedule and resources for construction of an office building, and then uses the context switcher to view the project schedule and resources for construction of a hospital.
- The context switcher is recommended as a quick, alternative method of switching page contexts, without requiring users to navigate up to an object list to select a different object or attribute.
- The context switcher is recommended for professional applications; avoid placing it in applications for non-technical users because users may lose track of their context if provided with context switchers.
- When implemented, the context switcher must appear on every page listed in the choice list to enable two-way navigation between those pages.
Allows the user to change login credentials without restarting the application.
- A login switcher may be placed after a login stamp, with the login stamp data functioning as the current selection text. See the Page Stamps guideline for more details on login stamps.
- When the user clicks the switcher drop-down button, the choice list displays a list of user IDs.
- Selecting a user ID from the choice list switches credentials, allowing access to different application features or data depending on privileges of the user account.
Login Switcher with User Stamp Label
- An administrator is logged in with a personal user account and realizes that super-user privileges are necessary to complete a task. In this case a login switcher allows the administrator to quickly change the login without needing to restart the application.
- A member of a project team is working on a shared computer when another user needs quick access to data managed within the same application. They can use the login switcher to quickly change the login account to view or edit data, and then switch back to the original login so the first user can continue work.
- The login switcher is recommended as a quick, alternative method of switching logins, without needing to restart the application or the system.
- The login switcher is recommended for professional users; applications for non-technical users typically provide access only for a single user ID.
- When implemented, the login switcher must be available for all user accounts listed in the choice list to enable two-way switching between user accounts.


text: Fuzzy rules are used to model solute dispersion in a river dead zone, such that the turbulent diffusion is determined by a fuzzy inference system which relates the local mean velocity shear to the longitudinal velocity fluctuations. A finite-volume hybrid scheme is applied to a non-orthogonal grid for which a mean velocity field is produced using the computational fluid dynamics (CFD) package Telemac 2D. At each cell face fuzzy rules predict a fuzzy number, and these numbers reflect the possible magnitudes of turbulent velocity fluctuations. These are input to the finite-volume model using a single-value simulation method. Multiple model runs produce a fuzzy number for the solute concentration in each cell. The results of the fuzzy model are then compared with data collected in a field experiment with rhodamine dye in the River Severn.


Reference > Brewer's Dictionary > Zola-ise.
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To write like Zola, the French novelist, the last quarter of the nineteenth century. Zola is noted for his realistic novels, many of which are unfit for circulating libraries. His speciality is a reckless exposition of the licentious habits of the French. His historic novel, called the Débâcle, exposed the breakdown of Napoleon III. and his army in the Franco-German war (1870–1871). 1
 Other parts of speech from Zola are Zolaesque, Zolaisation, Zolaiser, etc. 2
 The most complimentary meaning of Zolaesque is the terrible descriptive style of writing. The more general meaning is licentious and coarsely erotic. 3
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Interacting with Emotional Clients: The Importance of Empathy in Private Investigation
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Sometimes, the cases you take on as a private investigator are emotionally intense for those involved. It is likely that private investigators will often interact with distraught clients. While it is not one of the most glamorous parts of the job, how you interact with these distressed clients is an important part of your role as a private investigator. Below are a couple of reasons why treating your emotional clients with empathy is important and some tips to help you maintain compassion as you interact with your clients.
Why it's Important
The dictionary definition of empathy is "the ability to understand and share the feelings of another." While you may not have experienced what your client is going through, taking the time to understand their perspective is not only respectful as a human being but also an important part of running your business effectively. Clients are more likely to return in the future when they feel the investigator handled their case with the utmost care and integrity. They are also more likely to divulge sensitive information that helps the case if they feel you are trustworthy. Handling cases with empathy can also be good for you, as an investigator. You will be …read more
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Netflix Sencha Touch 2 app with JayData
Author: Viktor Lazar June 7th, 2012
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JayData seamlessly integrates into Sencha Touch 2 through the JayData Sencha module. You only have to modify the proxy on your Sencha data store to use the JayData proxy and define a queryable as the data source. Using remoteFilter, remoteSort and pageSize your query will be processed by JayData. Currently the module only supports read-only functions. To add, update or delete entities you can still use JayData directly in your code.
To follow this tutorial it's required to have basic knowledge of Sencha Touch 2 to understand the Sencha Touch 2 parts of the tutorial.
You can see the final app here.
Initializing the JayData context
Initializing the JayData context is easy as always. This Netflix app uses the public OData service of Netflix. After running the JaySvcUtil tool to get the context definition of the Netflix service you only have to reference the context script. JaySvcUtil already includes an instance of the context in the generated script so you don't have to do it manually. Here you can find a tutorial about using the JaySvcUtil tool.
Store definition using JayData proxy
JayData integrates itself into Sencha Touch 2 through a data proxy. You only have to define the JayData proxy on your store. Here is the store definition part of our example:
As you can see the proxy uses a queryable as the data source instead of an URL like other Sencha server stores. This way you can use any queryable of any context you defined and instantiated in your application. You are not restricted to the OData provider. You can use the Facebook, YQL or any other providers of JayData too.
Predefined query filtering and sorting is supported like in the example. By default we sort the data as defined in the store and you can have as many query operators in the store definition as you want.
From now on you can use the filtering, sorting and paging functions of the store as is.
The function parameter of the filterBy function of the Sencha store or any other filter or sort method of the store where you can pass a function as a parameter you literally pass the function to the equivalent JayData method (like.filter(),.orderBy(), etc.).
If a use case is not supported by Sencha or the JayData module you can still use JayData directly. Like in the details view of a movie. When a movie item is tapped we load the details in the event listener function.
In the above source code part we directly query the database using JayData. For the data query we don't use anything from the Sencha library. But in the callback function of the toArray method we build the content using the templating engine of Sencha.
Native mobile app
The Netflix example app is a hybrid application. You can launch it in the browser or you can use PhoneGap and convert it to a native mobile app. Because of the browser limitation of cross-domain AJAX calls you have to include a few additional lines if you want to deploy the app on the web.
With this function we hijack the AJAX request to transform it to a JSONP request. This way the cross-domain issue no longer bothers you. But be careful because JSONP is only valid in a read-only scenario.
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Chrysler 2010 Automobile User Manual
Service Description:
95 = Load Index
A numerical code associated with the maximum load a tire can carry
H = Speed Symbol
A symbol indicating the range of speeds at which a tire can carry a load corresponding
to its load index under certain operating conditions
The maximum speed corresponding to the speed symbol should only be achieved under
specified operating conditions (i.e., tire pressure, vehicle loading, road conditions, and
posted speed limits)
Load Identification:
؆....blank....؆ = Absence of any text on the sidewall of the tire indicates a Standard Load (SL) Tire
Extra Load (XL) = Extra load (or reinforced) tire
Light Load = Light load tire
C, D, E = Load range associated with the maximum load a tire can carry at a specified pressure
Maximum Load Maximum load indicates the maximum load this tire is designed to carry
Maximum Pressure Maximum pressure indicates the maximum permissible cold tire inflation pressure for
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IELTS Cue Card Sample 132 - Describe a course you would like to take if you have time
Describe a course you would like to take if you have time.
You should say:
 - what kind of course it is
 - where you would do this course
 - how you would take this course
and explain how you would benefit from taking this course.
Model Answer:
If I get time I would like to learn the computer graphics designing course. It is a combination of learning some theoretical aspect of graphics designing and then hands on Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator. These two are widely used image editing and graphics designing tools that emphasising on computer design and website designing.
I would like to get admitted in (...say an institution name...) who offers a professional course on graphics designing. They have a good reputation of teaching the course participants accurately and effectively. Since I have offices/ classes till the evening, I would like to enrol in the evening course that starts after 7.00 pm. The course fee is reasonable and I would have the option to pay the fees in 3-4 installments and that would be very convenient for me.
This should not be a very difficult course for me as I already have some background on computing and graphics designing. But I will have to concentrate on the course and maintain the regularity. This course would be a 6 months course and that's why I will have to adjust my time during this 6 months period. Another thing that required a course participant is to practice a lot. Since this is a creative task and the course teacher would show us how to do something, the course takers have to work hard to improve their skills and creativity.
This course would be helpful for me to do better in my career. Graphics design is required for many jobs and knowing it would be a great advantage for me. Besides, If I can become a prominent graphics designer, I would be able to work for clients from different countries as a freelancer beside my day job.
Similar Cue Card Topics
 1. Describe course or workshop you are planning to take
 2. Describe an interesting course you know about
 3. Describe a course you did in your college or university
 4. Describe a useful course you know about
 5. Describe a subject taught in your college university


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Based on data below, which acide is like to have the highest conductivity?
ACID Bond strength
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The strength of an acid is proportional to the number of molecules and ions that are present in the acid solution. The stronger the acid the more ions that are present and the weaker the acid the more molecules that are present. Because there are more ions present in a strong acid, stronger acids are better conductors of electricity. But what does acid strength have to do with bond strength. In a strong acid molecules are easily broken apart into ions, and therefore, the bond strength is weak. However, in a weak acid molecules are not easily broken apart into ions, and therefore, the bong strength is strong. Consequently:
Strong acid = more ions = weak bonds = better conductivity
Weak acid = less ions = strong bonds = poorer conductivity
Therefore, because HCl has the weaker bonds, it is more conductive than HF.
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The Jackson deserialize and cast to Integer all numbers if value in range of Integers instead it cast to Long. I would like to cast ALL values to Long. Is it exist easy solution of issue?
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possible duplicate of Forcing Jackson to deserialize to specific primitive type – Fabian Lange Jul 22 at 19:35
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Jackson deserializes to type you tell it to, so if you declare property to be of type long or Long it would construct it as long. But maybe you are binding to "untyped" structure like Map? If all values are of type Long, you could just declare type appropriately, like:
Map map = objectMapper.readValue(json, new TypeReference>() { });
Alternatively might be able to add custom Deserializer for Object.class with different handling (default deserializer is org.codehaus.jackson.map.deser.UntypedObjectDeserializer).
It might help if I knew what you are actually trying to do -- Integer and Long are both numbers, so often distinction does not matter a lot... so what is the reason to require Longs?
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The deserialized numbers are IDs of objects that I would like to retrieved through the Hibernate. When I use Integer it throw an exception that it can convert from integer to long. – eugenn Jun 30 '10 at 13:14
Then the easiest way might be to explicitly just convert these, something like 'Long id = numberValue.longValue();'. Unless if map only has numeric values, in which you can declare types as Map (as I mentioned above) – StaxMan Jul 1 '10 at 7:06
_USER_ explicit conversion will become redundant when the IDs become long so wouldn't some form of type casting (e.g. JsonTypeInfo) be preferable? – ajostergaard Aug 24 '13 at 7:02
Jackson does type co(nv)ercions where necessary. So if POJO indicated that long or Long are needed, that's what you'd get. The original post is vague enough that I don't really know enough to know what the right answer is. But polymorphic type inclusion does not seem to be part of the picture. – StaxMan Aug 27 '13 at 17:43
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The graph below shows the consumption of fish and some different kinds of meat in a European country between 1979 and 2004. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparison where relevant.
The presented information obtained from the line graph is about the consumption of fish and some various sorts of meat in a European country for 25 years from 1979 to 2004. In general, there are some upward and downward trends unveiled throughout the figure noticed.
On the basis of the provided figure, it can be illustrated that the consumption of fish was evident almost 65 grams per person per week at the very first year of the picture. Then there was a slight decrease of that falling from about 65 grams in 1979 to nearly 50 grams in 1982 which consequently went down nominally 50 grams to nearby 45 grams.
On the other hand, chicken increasing slowly from almost 140 grams to about 170 grams and beef decreasing slightly from nearly 220 grams to approximately 175 grams in 1985 were legible around 140 grams and 220 grams in 1979. Then chicken rose with some fluctuations rising from 170 grams in 1981 to 250 grams in 2004 whereas beef went down with some oscillation falling from 175 grams to 110 grams between 1981 and 2004.
Interestingly, the similar trend was found regarding lamb as like as beef. In comparison with beef, which constituted approximately twice as much as Lamb in 1983.
To recapitulate, it can be said that while the European's people kept almost unchanged the use of fish, they increased too much in terms of chicken over time.


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Town Incorporated: 1779
City Incorporated: 1852
Formed From: Fairfax County
Previous Names: Hunting Creek Warehouse, Belhaven
Alexandria County (extinct) was named for the town of Alexandria. It was formed from a portion of Fairfax County that had been ceded by Virginia in 1789 to the federal government for use as the site of the national capital. In 1801, the area officially became part of the District of Columbia, although Congress named it Alexandria County. The county was returned to Virginia in 1846, and in 1847 the General Assembly extended the commonwealth's jurisdiction over the locality. In 1920, the county name was changed to Arlington County.
Original Records at The Library of Virginia: Yes


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Muralidharan Azhakesan1, John Christopher Ponnaian2, Indhuja Vaikundarajan3, Clemmency Baus4
To find the association between admission mean platelet volume in patients presenting with acute STEMI and mortality and to compare this index among diabetics and non-diabetics presenting with acute STEMI among patients admitted to Kanyakumari Government Medical College Hospital during the period January 2015 to December 2015.
A cross sectional study was carried out among 100 patients admitted to the ICCU with Acute Myocardial Infarction who underwent thrombolysis. Information about their glycaemic status, TIMI score, KILLIP class, Mean platelet Volume was collected.
Mean Platelet Volume was higher in diabetics compared to non-diabetics (9.94 fl for diabetics and 9.06 fl for non-diabetics). Patients who presented with higher TIMI score and KILLIP class had higher MPV values. Mortality was also higher for patients who presented with higher mean platelet volumes. Mortality was also higher for diabetics compared to non-diabetics (38% for diabetics and 8% for non-diabetics).
Diabetic patients presenting with MI had higher Mean Platelet Volume than non-diabetics confirming the hypothesis that platelets are large and hyperactive in diabetics. Higher mean platelet volume was associated with higher inpatient and one-month mortality indicating that it can be used as a prognostic marker in acute coronary events.


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Long before Kerrygold was ever heard of - in fact, as far back as written records go - dairying has played a starring role in Ireland. In the old days, Irishmen kept cattle for milk more than for meat, and status was derived from the bounty of your herd.
How did cows become the cornerstone of Irish wealth? Simple. Ireland was made for milk. It has everything you need to make a cow happy: good soil, a mild climate, moisture-bearing southwesterly winds, and all the green grass you can chew.
It didn't take long to figure out that happy cows produce amazing milk, which can then be churned into unbeatable butter. As early as the 17th century, Ireland was sharing its butter with the world. Irish boats were being met at the dock by salivating Swedes, Danes, Portuguese, Frenchmen, Spaniards and American colonists - just as Kerrygold butter is today.
The butter is so appealingly golden that it looks as though it has been colored, although the color is natural, coming from the beta-carotene in the intense green Irish grass consumed by the cows. Made in the style of all premium European butters, Kerrygold's higher fat content gives its butter a distinctive richness. The foil wrapper preserves freshness and premium quality


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I am using selenium, C# at this point I am able to compile word document and then need to save as a pdf on desktop and then validate the links in the downloaded document with original parsed document, so what are different approaches to reach at this goal. Specific answers are most welcome. Using IE browser
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I am very confused at what the question is. Can you expand? What do you mean by "compile word doc"? When you're talking about saving as pdf do you mean saving from a browser somehow? If you are talking about comparing links in a word doc to links in a pdf then Selenium is definitely not the right tool for the job since it will only automate interacting with web elements within a browser. – Sam Woods Nov 1 '13 at 19:58
Sam you got the question in correct way, I am downloading the document from internet but before downloading, I am sending document in word form and then downloading it in pdf/tex/doc. type(depends). Now the new document I got having links and I need to validate that links with original document – Tami Nov 4 '13 at 15:39
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This is how I approached a similar situation in validating a PDF creation service.
 1. Convert the doc -> PDF using an automated method you control. This will be your oracle.
 2. Use your conversion process under test
 3. Do a file comparison between the two PDFs
That method seems to me the easiest to implement, but it may not meet your test needs.
Another approach could be to parse both the doc and the pdf, then use regex to grab the URLs and do a comparison.
For parsing a Word doc, check out this stack overflow post: How to parse text from MS Word document to string
For testing\parsing PDFs check out: jpdfunit and PDFParser
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Theology students enrolled in the Master of Divinity (MDIV), Master of Arts in Social Change (MASC), and Master of Arts in Pastoral and Spiritual Care (MAPSC), will participate in a three phase program designed to promote personal and professional formation:
Psychological instruments are taken to assess fitness, competence, and readiness for ministry. Results are individually reviewed with each student by the Iliff Consultation and Guidance Center.
- Strong Interest Inventory (SII)
- Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)
- California Psychological Inventory (CPI)
In Phase II, students develop a plan that addresses specific goals related to personal and professional growth. These plans are approved in conversation with the Iliff Consultation and Guidance Center and may include resources such as:
- Professional Workshops or Retreats
- Spiritual Formation
- Personalized Programs for Growth
Students implement and complete the plan they created in Phase II, providing written documentation of their experience.


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In this Windows 10 guide, I'll show you how to disable the password prompt when your Windows 10 computer resumes from sleep. There are three ways you can use to accomplish this:
- By using Settings.
- By using a Group Policy.
- By using the Command Prompt.
Skipping Password Prompt After Sleep Using Settings
Step 1: Open Settings.
Step 2: Click on Accounts.
Step 3: Click on Sign-in options.
Step 4: Choose Never from Require sign-in drop down menu.
Skipping Password Prompt After Sleep Using Group Policy
Step 1: Use Windows key + R to open the run command window.
Step 2: Type in gpedit.msc and press enter to open the local policy editor.
Step 3: Go to the following path:
Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > System > Power Management > Sleep Settings
Step 4: Double click either "Require a password when a computer wakes (on battery)" or "Require a password when a computer wakes (Plugged in)".
Step 5: Choose the Disabled option.
Step 6: Click on Apply.
Step 7: Click OK.
Skipping Password Prompt After Sleep Using the Command Prompt
Step 1: Use the windows key + x keyboard shortcut to open the menu. Scroll to Command Prompt (admin) and click it.
Step 2: If you want to disable the sign-in option while your device is running on battery, type in the following command and press Enter:
powercfg /SETDCVALUEINDEX SCHEME_CURRENT SUB_NONE CONSOLELOCK 0
Step 3: If you want to disable the sign-in option while your device is plugged in, type in this command and press Enter:
powercfg /SETACVALUEINDEX SCHEME_CURRENT SUB_NONE CONSOLELOCK 0


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What is a Chairperson and what is their role?
In this article, we touch on the subject of What is a chairperson and his/her role in a community scheme.
The Chairperson: A common question in community schemes is "What is a Chairperson and what role do they fulfill?" While it sounds "prestigious", it can be a thankless job. The main roles of the Chairperson are to chair meetings and to ensure that the rest of the committee members are doing what they are supposed to do. This person thus needs to have strong skills in commanding meetings and being able to act impartially.
Going forward we will be explaining What a chairperson is and the role they play in more detail.
How is a Chairperson Elected?
Depending on your Scheme's Rules, a chairperson can generally be elected in one of two ways:
 - At the AGM (Annual General Meeting) of the Scheme when the new committee members are decided on.
 - At a Board meeting (committee meeting for a Scheme), which is normally held shortly after the AGM (Annual General Meeting).
What voting rights does the Chairperson have?
The Chairperson has an ordinary and a casting vote. The ordinary vote, which is used in the person's capacity as a committee member/ owner, and a casting vote, which is a vote that only the Chairperson can use in a meeting when having to break a deadlock. After all the votes have been cast, if the votes are tied, the casting vote will fall to the Chairperson.
Can the Chairperson be removed and how?
Depending on your Scheme's Rules, the Chairperson of Scheme can be removed in one of two ways, either:
 - by ordinary resolution (majority vote) of owners at a general meeting of the Scheme – provided that the intention to vote upon this removal has been disclosed in the notice calling the meeting, or;
 - by majority vote of the committee members at a committee meeting.
Removal of the Chairperson from the office of Chairperson does not automatically remove him/her from the office as a committee member. The intention to vote upon the removal of the Chairperson from both offices would have to be disclosed in the notice calling the SGM (Special General Meeting) for the removal to be valid.
Does the Chairperson have to be present at the meeting? No, but then the Trustees must choose a temporary Chairperson for the duration of that meeting. The temporary Chairperson has the same voting rights as a normal Chairperson.
Does the Chairperson chair every meeting held with the committee members or the owners? The Chairperson is entitled to chair every committee meeting or owners' general meeting unless otherwise decided at such meeting.
Does the Chairperson make all the decisions? It is a common misconception that the Chairperson has carte blanche over decisions of the Scheme. This is not the case as no committee members have the power to make sole decisions. All decisions pertaining to the Scheme are to be discussed amongst the committee members and then decided upon by majority resolution, unless, a specific committee member has been given a mandate on a particular portfolio to make decisions on their own within certain pre-agreed parameters.
As briefly outlined earlier in this newsletter, each committee member, including the chairman, is entitled to one vote. The only instance where the chairman will have one additional vote is if the votes cast by all the committee members result in a deadlock. Therefore, the chairman has no veto right. He does not have the ability to overrule his fellow committee members. The only power he does have is that of tie-breaker and this power is strictly reserved for committee members' resolutions. When it comes to votes cast by the members to pass ordinary, special or unanimous resolutions the chairman's vote carries the exact same weight in number as that of any other member.
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Why Video Compression Is Necessary
When students create a video on an iPad for assessment purposes there should be no issues when submitting this to your teacher.
- A raw 2 minute video captured initially using your iPad camera = 218Mb
- This raw video edited in iMovie and exported to the camera roll at HD 720p = 155Mb
- Uploading your HD 720p video to YouTube = 38.3Mb
If you are using SEQTA, TEAMS or OneDrive for your video submission, it is strongly recommended that you use the Compress App to reduce file size before submitting.
Make sure you have access to the following Apps on your iPad.
Video Submission Summary


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The hydraulic transportation of thickened sludges
Industries which pump sludges are under continuous pressure to decrease water content, and increase concentration. Environmentally
superior disposal techniques are demanding that such sludges have high mechanical strength properties. This results in a sludge with an increasing viscous character. At high concentration, the viscous forces – which are usually highly non-Newtonian
and yield stress in nature – become dominant, and flows inevitably become laminar.
The objective of this paper is to demonstrate the effect and evaluate the impact that increasing non-Newtonian viscous stresses – particularly yield stress – have on the pipelining problem. An industrially relevant sludge pipe flow study is presented, demonstrating and quantifying the relationship between sludge rheology and flow regime. It is argued that laminar flow will result in settlable solids accumulating on the pipe invert, leading to pipe blockage. Although some practical remedies have been proposed, this problem requires urgent and focussed research..
Water SA Vol. 30 (5) 2005: pp.66-68


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Two of Climate Communication's Science Advisors and closest friends, Michael E. Mann and Warren M. Washington, have been awarded the Tyler Prize for Environmental Achievement, considered the "Nobel Prize for the Environment."
Drs. Mann and Washington were honored for their pioneering scientific work as well as their the courage and commitment to informing and advancing public discourse on climate change. We heartily congratulate them on their remarkable achievements and are grateful for their contributions to the field and to the world.
For more information on their work and award see EOS' article "Tyler Prize Awarded to Climate Scientists Washington and Mann."


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Search articles from 1992 to the present.
Cleaning and Disinfecting Plant Containers
This article was published originally on 3/16/1994As warmer weather approaches many of us are digging out previously used plant containers for use again this gardening season. Whether the pot is clay or plastic, mineral deposits and other debris can accumulate that may harbor disease organisms and cause problems for your plants. It is important to clean and disinfect old pots each time you use them. Mineral salts can be both unsightly and damaging to plants. The salts leach through clay pots forming a white film on the outside of the pot creating an unsightly container by some gardeners standards. Salts can also accumulate around the rims of both clay and plastic containers. Salt deposits on container rims can dehydrate plant stems resting there.
To disinfect pots, soak them in a solution containing one part household bleach to 9 parts water for a minimum of 10 minutes. Then put pots in a dish detergent and water solution. To clean clay pots use steel wool or a wire-bristle brush to remove mineral deposits and other debris. If mineral deposits remain, use a knife to scrape them off. Rinse pots thoroughly and soak them in a bucket of clean water until you are ready to use them. Dry clay pots can wick moisture away from the potting medium dehydrating newly potted plants. Plastic pots are easier to clean requiring only a scouring pad. Mineral salts remaining can be scraped away with a knife. Smooth any rough edges with steel wool. Rinse the pot and it is ready for reuse.
Proper cleaning and disinfecting of pots requires just a minimum amount of effort, yet can mean the difference between the success or failure of containerized plants. Take those extra few minutes to assure success.
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IC-467(4) -- March 16, 1994


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transitive verb re·ject·ed
- To refuse to accept, submit to, believe, or make use of.
- To refuse to consider or grant; deny.
- To refuse to recognize or give affection to (a person).
- To discard as defective or useless; throw away. See Synonyms at refuse1.
- To spit out or vomit.
- Medicine To resist immunologically the introduction of (a transplanted organ or tissue); fail to accept as part of one's own body.
One that has been rejected: a reject from the varsity team; a tire that is a reject.
Origin: Middle English rejecten
Origin:, from Latin rēicere, rēiectOrigin: : re-, reOrigin: + iacere, to throw; see yēin Indo-European roots
- re·jectˈer, re·jecˈtor noun


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Renaming pictures according to their shooting date is a straightforward way to merge photo sets coming from multiple cameras. On Linux, the exiv2 tool does the trick:
exiv2 -r'%F_%H-%M-%S_:basename:' rename $(ls \*.JPG)
The date format is the same as in the standard date command (where %F is a shortcut for %Y-%m-%d). If you omit the :basename: part of the pattern, which is automatically replaced with the file's original name, you may run into multiple photos getting the same file name: in this case, exiv2 will ask whether to overwrite, rename or skip them. As far as I know, you can't get more time precision than seconds from EXIF metadata.
I usually resize images to an 800-pixel width before sending, which can be done seamlessly using the mogrify script from ImageMagick:
mogrify -resize 800 -auto-orient $(ls \*.JPG)
By default, this tool preserves the image aspect-ratio, so you don't need to specify the full output resolution and the width (800) is enough.
Cameras usually store picture orientation in the image's metadata, while pixel data corresponds to the camera's sensor coordinates. That is, when you take a vertical photo, your camera just stores what it sees, and then adds a flag in the metadata saying "this should be rotated by +/-90 degrees". Image viewers interpret this flag correctly, but web browsers and e-mail clients do not (e.g. when you insert the image directly in an e-mail); this is why I threw the auto-orient flag here, which automatically performs the orientation on the pixel data.


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Implement Automated Assembly Lines Faster with SDS, PC-Based Controls
The Smart Distributed System (SDS) offers companies that implement automated assembly lines the opportunity to cost-effectively respond to high-growth opportunities and quickly changing market conditions. Companies in dynamic businesses are continuously faced with changing capacity, and with ensuring that their existing facilities are flexible and cost-effective. These companies need to continually improve the information available from their assembly lines, and have pertinent data available throughout their business systems. Once a system is installed it also becomes critical to detect and remedy problems quickly.
This white paper describes how "Smart" control systems based on SDS and personal computers (PC) decrease design and installation costs, reduce operating costs and allow the use of an assembly line sooner than was previously possible. It explains the SDS architecture and describes some of the components that make up a Smart System. The paper closes with real-world examples.
Why Use a Smart System?
A Smart System, as described herein, is one that uses a personal computer (PC) and the SDS as the control architecture. This is in contrast to using a programmable logic controller (PLC) and wiring the components to input and output cards on the PLC. Figure 1 depicts the change that is occurring in the market for automation systems.
Smart Systems provide a number of benefits, including lower design costs, reduced installation costs and easier troubleshooting.
While smart components cost more than standard ones, the savings gained during installation outweigh the increased hardware cost. The total installed cost of Smart Systems is often 20%-30% less than traditional PLC-based systems. The majority of the savings are a result of the speed in which a Smart System can be commissioned, resulting in significantly lower installation costs.
Using a PC running the Windows NT operating system also makes it easier to connect an assembly line to a plant-wide network using industry standard protocols and interfaces, such as Ethernet and Microsoft networking. Design costs are reduced because the documentation requirements are less for a Smart System. In a PLC-based system each wire must be documented as to its wire number and termination, resulting in several pages of wiring diagrams. Smart System documentation typically includes a layout drawing for each bus in a system. These drawings show the location of each device on the bus. In many cases, the documentation requirements are cut in half.
Rapid deployment results in two more benefits: use of the assembly line and a faster return on the investment. In most businesses, being able to use an assembly line a few weeks earlier can have a notable impact on financial results, particularly if a company is in need of capacity. Anytime an investment can generate cash flow sooner it has a positive financial effect.
After a Smart System is installed it continues to provide benefits to the user. The savings incurred during installation apply when changing and/or adding to a line. Adding workstations, reconfiguring a transfer or extending the line take less time with a Smart System.
When a problem does occur during operation, Smart Systems make it easier to locate the problem. Smart components are equipped with diagnostics, and the PC controller has the ability to report them, including whether a device is missing. Knowing the exact location of a component that is having a problem can reduce troubleshooting to a quick glance at a monitor.
SDS…The Basis for Smart Systems
SDS is a robust component-level network that allows industrial devices to be connected on a single cable instead of running individual control wires to each device.
The SDS specification was created in 1992 by Honeywell's Sensing and Control division, a leading supplier of sensors and switches in the industrial market, and is open to anyone who wishes to develop SDS-compatible products. Because the SDS specification is open it has been widely applied.
The definition of a component in SDS is flexible. It can be as simple as a limit switch, and as complex as an adjustable frequency drive or bar code scanner. There are even companies using SDS to communicate with distributed embedded computers doing dedicated control tasks.
Using Smart components—instead of wiring standard control devices to an I/O block or card—provides a number of important benefits, both during installation and after a line has been commissioned.
Reduced Design Costs
One objective when implementing a Smart System is to eliminate terminations of wires. Documentation of the electrical system can be reduced to a single-line drawing that shows where a bus runs and the component locations. The volume of documentation is roughly half of a typical PLC-based system, and the time required to generate the electrical drawings is one-third.
The most obvious savings during installation is the reduced wiring cost, including labor and the wire itself. In comparison, an installation of 64 sensors in a PLC-based system means the 64 sensors would require 66 wires (2 for power and 64 signal lines) of varying run lengths Each wire needs to land on a terminal block, requiring someone to strip the wire, label it and insert it in a terminal. This also requires each termination to be documented.
Installing Smart sensors requires giving a device an address and attaching it to the bus. Since quick-connect cables are typically used, there are not be any wiring connections required, depending on the components used. Each cable is typically labeled with its address on the bus.
Not as obvious, yet potentially much more financially rewarding, is the speed in which a Smart System can be installed. If a manufacturer is in need of capacity, getting to use a line quickly can result in millions of dollars in shipped product. This benefit often far outweighs the cost savings incurred during the actual installation.
Rapid deployment also means a company's investment can begin generating positive cash flows sooner.
The benefits of a Smart System don't end at installation. Reduced downtime, changes and additions to the line, and the ease which real-time production information can be communicated throughout the facility improve the value of a Smart System.
Downtime is reduced through a set of easy-to-use diagnostics. When using a PC with Think & Do Software, the health of the SDS network and the components on the network can be presented in an easy-to-understand format. If a component is missing from the bus, or has an internal error, the HMI can be configured to display the error. This eliminates endless hours of identifying where a problem resides, allowing a system to be brought back online quickly.
The design and installation savings apply when making changes to the system. It is just as simple to add components to a system as it is to initially install them.
Because Smart Systems are based on a PC, connecting the control system to the plant information system is straightforward. Think & Do Software includes servers for OLE for Process Control (OPC) and Dynamic Data Exchange (DDE). Think & Do also conforms with the Microsoft Distributed Component Object Modeling (DCOM) specification. By following several standards, Think & Do provides one of the simplest platforms for connectivity available on the market today.


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Checking WAEC result is been laid down into several ways, perhaps to Check WAEC Result without Scratch Card is one of it. That is why on this page you will learn it. Beside this processes where laid down by the West African Examinations Council, so it's not a trick to check WAEC Result without Scratch Card.
There are ONLY 2 methods to check waec result, whereby Pins are are even required. Meaning that you will still need the Scratch Card.
Why You Need The Waec result Scratch Card
- It savers as a protection to your result in the WAEC database
- Using the Scratch Card help control how user access the Result checking Portal
- Its a way of making money for the organization (WAEC Office)
Here are Ways to checking Result, NOT to Check WAEC Result without Scratch Card
I assume you all are mistaking the SMS method of checking WAEC result as a way to Check WAEC Result without Scratch Card. Well if that is what you are thinking, then its wrong because checking your result via SMS also needs PIN Number of the Scratch Card (although no serial number is required)
- Send SMS in the format below:
To short-code 32327 (MTN, Celtel & Glo subscribers)
- For example -:
Ensure you adhere strictly to the format above. There should be no space in the message.
- Wait for your result to be delivered to your phone via SMS. (SMS Cost N30 Only)
But Checking WAEC Results Online – You use this method
You can either use mobile phone or PC to do this, as long as its connected to the internet.
- Logon to _URL_
- Enter your 10-digit WAEC Examination Number.
(This is your 7-Digit centre number followed by your 3-digit candidate number eg. _PHONE_)
- Enter the 4 digits of your Examination Year eg. 2002
- Select the Type of Examination
- Enter the Card Serial Number found on the reverse side of your Scratch card.
- Enter the Personal Identification Number (PIN) on your Scratch card
- Click Submit and wait for the results window to come up
However, there are things you should know about which never exist, that is;
- to check waec result without examination number
- to check waec result without scratch card pin or serial number
- to check results without spending money or credit
This is because you MOST need the follow to successfully check your waec result online or SMS;
- Examination Number – Your Exam number make you look unique from others, that is why no one can have same exam number (only by error).
- Examination Year – You providing the year you wrote exam will enable the database to locate your results and other vital information about you.
- Type of Examination – WAEC conducts different types of exam, like GCE, SSEC, etc. That is why providing the type of exam you had participated also help getting your data from the WAEC portal.
Card Serial Number


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Weather Tenerife north
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14 Mar
Local Time: 13:03 WET UK Time: 13:03 GMT
Partly Cloudy
15°c (59°f)
SE 8mph (13kph)
 - Sunrise 07:16
 - Sunset 19:13
 - Moonrise 17:30
 - Moonset 05:41
Temp feels like: 15°c (59°f)
Length of Day: 10h 22m
Humidity: 77 %
Dew Point: 11 °c (52°f)
Pressure: 30.24 " (1024 hpa)
Visiblity: 6.2miles (10.0km)
Average for March: 19°c (66.2°f)
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Weather Overview for Tenerife north
Tenerife North has been a haven for holiday seekers from Europe and other parts of the world since the 1960s. Located at about 300 kilometers from the Atlantic coast of north-western Africa and about 1000 kilometers from the southwestern tip of the Iberian coast, Tenerife North, one of the Canary Islands, is situated north of the Tropic of the Cancer, between latitudes 28° and 29°N and 16° and 17° longitude. Tenerife North enjoys relatively warm weather all year round, which draws millions of holiday seekers to this part of the island.
The geology of Tenerife North and the whole island is generally volcanic in its origin. Mt. Tilde, one of its volcanoes, has been relatively sleepy since its last eruption in 1909. The entire island actually rose gradually from the sea floor by way of volcanic eruption about twelve million years ago.
With its rugged and jagged topography that was slowly shaped through millions of years of volcanic eruptions and erosions, Tenerife North and the whole island boasts fertile soil that has been long utilised for sugar cane planting. The island's varying landscapes generally show a contrasting weather pattern between the relatively cooler Tenerife North and the warm south.
The weather of Tenerife North is in stark contrast to that of the southern part of the island. It is widely covered with a variety of vegetation and pine forests blanketing its mountain ranges. The southern part of the island, on the other hand, has drought-resistant plants because of its semi-arid temperature. The central and northern valleys are covered with sub-tropical forest attesting to the contrasting weather within the relatively small island.
Mount Teide
One of the tourist landmarks of Tenerife North is Mt. Teide with its high snow-covered apex. It is one of the largest volcanoes in the world and the highest in all Spanish territory. Mount Teide rises more than 7,000 meters from the ocean floor. The surrounding part of Mt. Teide is recognised by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. The snow crested Mt. Tilde divides the north and south of this island and creates the drastic contrast of temperature between the hotter south and the relatively rainy and cooler north.
One main reason why millions of tourists are drawn to Tenerife North is for the warm climate. Tenerife is known as the island of eternal spring. The moderate climate of Tenerife North is conditioned by the trade winds and tempered by the cool gulfstream air currents. The sun almost always shines as the entire island is on the same latitude as the Sahara desert.
The temperature in Tenerife North on the average is around 26-28°C (78.8-82.4°F) during the summer, with a high probability of sunshine throughout the year. Humidity and precipitation is condensed in the north toward the northeast of the island, which will create cloud banks at an altitude of _PHONE_ meters (2624.6-3280.8 ft) along the slope of Mt. Teide.
The Atlantic Ocean's icy sea currents around Tenerife North add some cooling effects to the coastlines and beaches of North Tenerife during summer. The island's landscape and topography greatly influence the weather in the interior parts of Tenerife North especially in the northern valleys.
Erratic weather conditions
The peculiar thing about Tenerife is that the island offers some sort of micro-climatic weather zones, which manifest contrasting weather patterns within the relatively small land area of the island. Tourists can practically choose the climate of their choice by preferring to stay on a certain part of the island.
In direct contrast to the weather of the southern part of the island is that of the northern and northwestern Tenerife where Santa Cruz de Tenerife and Tenerife North are located. These areas receive approximately 73 per cent of all the precipitation in the island. These parts of the island have cloudy skies, rain, and fog, which can be expected any time in the afternoon any time of the year. Weather change on this part of the island can be erratic and is a great challenge to forecast.
Winter in North Tenerife is relatively warm as compared to the northern continental Europe. The temperature during winter months ranges from 20 to 22° Celsius (68-71.6°F). Cooler temperatures are more prominent in the higher slopes of Mt. Teide, plus travelling towards Pico de Teide, there's a gradual change in temperature from warm to moderately cool. Going higher towards the peak, there's a more dramatic change in temperature relative to the altitude. Freezing temperatures can be expected at the higher altitude at certain times, especially, during the winter months. In fact, in the higher altitude, snowfall could be experienced despite the fact that the coasts remain clear and sunny.
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