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Use the Text Conversation feature to show text messages sent by characters.
Create a conversation, format each message, then configure your Style to choose how you want messages to appear in your book.
- Adding a Text Conversation
- Configuring Content
- Keep Lines on Same Page
- Sideloading on Kindle for iPhone
Adding a Text Conversation
To add a Text Conversation to your book, select the paragraphs you wish to format and choose the Text Conversation item from the Text Feature menu.
✨ This feature was added in Vellum 3.4. Make sure you are up-to-date.
A conversation consists of any number of messages sent between characters, as well as optional names for the sender of the message. To format the conversation, you can configure the type of content for each line of text:
You can make these assignments in the Text Editor:
Note: Any Contact Name will be automatically associated with the following message.
In your book, the conversation will be styled to resemble a series of text messages:
The appearance shown above is one of several options for how messages are displayed. You can find more options in the Text Conversation section of Styles:
Keep Lines on Same Page
It's possible for a page break to occur within the middle of a conversation. If you'd prefer this not happen, you can make use of Keep Lines on Same Page, accessible from the gear menu:
With Keep Lines on Same Page enabled, the whole conversation will stay together on the same page of your book.
Note: Keep Lines on Same Page is not supported by Kobo or Google Play. Vellum's Preview will reflect this.
Sideloading on Kindle for iPhone
In the Kindle app for iOS, text message bubbles (and other styling) can only be seen in ebooks purchased from Amazon. The Kindle app displays extremely limited formatting for books that are sideloaded, so text messages will only be left and right aligned. This only applies to the Kindle app, and only on iPhone and iPad.


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Instead of turning Motion Detection on/off on your Camera devices one by one, you can now integrate Google Assistant with your Android Viewer devices to streamline your Alfred experience. Please note that this feature is currently only available in English.
- What are some requirements to use this integration?
- How do I set up Google Assistant on Alfred?
- How do I use Google Assistant with Alfred?
What are some requirements to use this integration?
- Your Viewer is an Android phone/tablet
- Your device language is English
How do I set up Google Assistant on Alfred?
- Go to the More tab
- Tap Settings > Google Assistant
- Tap the authorization code to copy it
- Launch Google Assistant
- Say "Talk to Alfred Camera"
- Tap on "Yes":
- Click on "START":
- Paste the authorization code (step 4) from the Alfred app:
- Tap on AUTHORIZE
Once you've completed the steps above, you should be able to use Google Assistant with AlfredCamera.
How do I use Google Assistant with Alfred?
You can use Google Assistant to turn on/off Motion Detection for all Camera devices at once.
You can either:
- Say "Talk to Alfred Camera," and
- Choose which action you'd like Google to do on Alfred:
- "Turn on Motion Detection"
- "Disable Motion Detection"
- "Arm Motion Detection"
- Tell Google Assistant what to do in a single sentence by saying:
- "Ask Alfred Camera to disarm Motion Detection", or
- "Ask Alfred Camera to enable Motion Detection."

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Khatt Chronicles podcast features remarkable designers, illustrators and researchers from the Arab World. We host engaging conversations about their practice, vision, and aspirations.
In line with the Khatt foundation projects, the Khatt Chronicles podcast features design initiatives and developments from around the world, focusing on new developments in Arabic typography and design. Khatt Chronicles podcasts are addressed to the younger generation as an alternative medium.
They aim to fulfill three primary objectives:
1. Promote designers in the Arab World to the region and the rest of the world.
2. Continue the mission of Khatt foundation as a network between designers by supporting, fostering and exploring new ideas.
3. Present these podcasts for inspiration and educational reasons.
4. Identify and highlight designers from the Arab World that have made meaningful contributions in their fields or have demonstrated excellence in design.
Through storytelling, the Khatt Chronicles podcast presents a more personal access to the featured designers, and allows listeners to learn about how they think, and what makes them tick.


Distance between Palampur and Manali
Palampur is one of the India city. It is located at the longitude of 76.517655 and latitude of 32.107655. Manali is a India city located at the longitude of 77.157655 and latitude of 32.257655. The total distance between Palampur and Manali is 62 KM (kilometers) and 507.01 meters. The mile based measurement distance is 38.8 miles
Palampur direction from Manali:
Palampur is located nearly west side to Manali.
Travel time from Palampur to Manali
Travel duration from Palampur to Manali is around 1.25 Hours if your travel speed is 50 KM per Hour. Manali travelers are welcome to visit our travel driving direction page for detail information with road map. Traveling from Palampur to Manali is connected by more than one route. Soon you may expect those various travel routes to reach Manali.
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Reference.Name Property (Access)
You can use the Name property to determine the string expression that identifies the name of an object. Read-only String.
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expression A variable that represents a Reference object.
A valid name must conform to the standard naming conventions for Microsoft Access. For Microsoft Access objects, the name may be up to 64 characters long. For controls, the name may be as long as 255 characters.
The default name for new objects is the object name plus a unique integer. For example, the first new form is Form1, the second new form is Form2, and so on. A form can't have the same name as another system object, such as the Screen object.
For an unbound control, the default name is the type of control plus a unique integer. For example, if the first control you add to a form is a text box, its Name property setting is Text1
For a bound control, the default name is the name of the field in the underlying source of data. If you create a control by dragging a field from the field list, the field's FieldName property setting is copied to the control's Name property box.
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POE 3.4 Delve: How to Easily Find Hidden Paths
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Within the Delve, the label of the room will appear around the map, but there is no direct passage to go. This demands the use of torches and explosives to explore. But we've got a technique to rule out which roads are likely to result in hidden rooms. This guide will show you tips on how to swiftly obtain the ideal path in restricted possibilities.
POE 3.4 Delve: How to Easily Find Hidden Paths
Start Seeking
We are able to see some hidden nodes when we explore the map, and you will find no apparent paths leading to these nodes.
Some are much more worthwhile, special nodes, like talisman or abyss.
The node asks you to blow up fractured walls to seek out a path to this encounter
It is an encounter just like each other node so far.
This implies that you will be at some point going to escort the crawler to it so as to claim your prize.
Thus, there might be a clear path among some other node and this hidden 1, where the crawler will travel.
So that you can determine where this hidden path is, we need to 1st consider how paths connect to each other. Listed here are some guidelines you'll be able to figure out based on the delve map:
The delve map is a grid
four paths max to a node, 1 each direction, no diagonals.
1 path per non-node square, no overlapping paths
Nodes have either 1, three or four connections, but not two.
2-path nodes have a hidden, third path.
Dead ends never have hidden paths.
The way to uncover the true path
Probable paths
Because the rule: Nodes have either 1, three or four connections, but not 2.
So we are able to rule out the following possibilities
Obtaining the point in the map
Keep in mind that this node will at some point possess a crawler operating to it. This means the cart will lead out of your center checkpoint and towards the side with the map that goes within the proper direction.
The wall will probably be discovered someplace along the predicted path from the crawler.
If you are exploring, most of the time you could just rush into the darkness together with your quicksilver flask or movement ability, fill out the mini-map, then get back into the light and critique the mini-map. You aren't wanting to visually search the region. That little level of exploring might be adequate to find out if it really is there or not.
Do not neglect to upgrade your darkness resistance when you do this, although.
Now let's examine the remaining attainable paths one by one particular.
Path 1
No luck. There does not appear like there's a path within the appropriate path, towards the best proper. Of course, this element is often a straight mineshaft, but for those who don't find anything within around one particular screen of your candle checkpoint, then it is not there. Go to another attainable path.
Path 3
Very same issue. There is certainly no path inside the expected path, within the bottom suitable.
Go to a different achievable path.
Path 2
We discover a path in the major correct? Let's throw down some flares and appear a bit additional!
Good results! Notice the rocky searching mini-map icon. It'll show up when you get close sufficient to it.
Test your findings
Now you might have discovered the wall, you will need to bring flares to survive and a few dynamite to bring it down. Dynamite now one-shots walls every single time. That implies that the number of dynamite is almost certainly one of the most valuable upgrades, although they could apparently be employed to deal tons of harm to mobs/bosses.
Now you might have found the wall, you will need to bring flares to survive and a few dynamite to bring it down. Dynamite now one-shots walls each time. That implies that the amount of dynamite is likely one of the most valuable upgrades, even though they could apparently be made use of to deal tons of damage to mobs/bosses.


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Follow Farmer Susie as she guides your PreSchool or Kindergarten child through her farm! Barnyard Adventure is a fun, learning adventure that is designed to reinforce important skills at the Pre-K through K grade level. Big, colorful, hand-drawn graphics make the fruit, animals, and other shapes easy to identify and interact with. Farmer Susie is an adorable, fully animated cartoon character that guides your child through the farm using a dynamic, completely voice acted narration system. She is always on the screen offering clear instructions and encouraging verbal rewards. The bright and friendly voice, combined with the full musical score adds to the delight and charm of this game.
- Fully animated and completely voice acted Farmer Susie cartoon character!
- Animated backgrounds bring the farm to life
- Reinforces counting, letter and shape recognition, memory, and cognitive thinking!
- Almost 2 dozen objects to interact with across 6 different mini-games. Randomized objects, numbers, and shapes give infinite re-playability!
- Rewarding gameplay lets your child hear Farmer Susie's poems and collect gold coins with pictures from the farm on them!


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Although some research shows that positive outcomes occur when workers understand how their pay is determined, little is known about the dynamics of how pay communication affects pay satisfaction. This research proposes that the relationships between pay communication and pay satisfaction exist because justice perceptions mediate them. Pay communication is of particular interest to managers of public sector organizations, where many aspects of the pay system are in the public domain, and without adequate communication, may be easily misunderstood by workers. The purpose of this paper is to discuss these issues.
The study consists of a sample of 384 employees of a Midwestern public university in the USA who completed two questionnaires. Structural equation modeling is used.
Pay communication has both direct and mediated relationships with pay satisfaction (satisfaction with pay level, benefits, pay raise, and pay administration). Distributive justice accounts for more variance in all pay satisfaction dimensions than procedural justice. Interpersonal and information justice are essentially unrelated to pay satisfaction.
The sample over‐represents women, non‐minorities, and workers with long‐service records. Results may not be generalizeable to other organizational contexts, particularly to private sector organizations.
Perceived pay communication predicts not only pay satisfaction, but also perceptions of organizational justice. In turn, justice's mediation is critical to enhancing satisfaction with pay. Organizations should carefully design and implement pay communication programs.
First, the relationships between perceived pay communication and pay satisfaction are shown to be, in part, based on justice perceptions. Second, issues of pay communication have rarely been studied in US public sector organizations, which require open pay systems. Third, this paper presents improvements in measures and other methods over past research in pay communication.
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Hartford Hospital has recently discovered an original "Mrs. Chase"… (STEPHEN DUNN, Hartford…)
Long before there was "Annie," the iconic doll used for CPR-training classes, there was "Mrs. Chase."
Created in 1911, the lifesize Mrs. Chase doll is the first known doll to have been designed specifically for training health care workers. The original was built in Rhode Island for Hartford Hospital, which — to the surprise of just about everyone at the hospital — still has it.
A few weeks ago Steven Donahue, director of the hospital's Center for Education, Simulation and Innovation, was putting together a brochure about the hospital's training mannequins. A Google search he did revealed that simulation mannequins began with the Mrs. Chase doll and that Hartford Hospital had the very first.
It was the first that Donahue ever had heard of Mrs. Chase, and he doubted the doll was still in the hospital after 101 years.
"I figured, no way could we still have it around," he said, but he mentioned it to Steven Lytle, the hospital's archivist. Lytle confirmed that there was a Mrs. Chase in the hospital's archives and retrieved it, which was wearing an original, hand-stitched Hartford Hospital gown.
Aside from a few paint chips, the mannequin is surprisingly well-preserved. It will be part of an exhibit at the hospital on the history of medical training mannequins. Rebecca Stewart, spokeswoman for the hospital, said the exhibit is tentatively scheduled for May.
The mannequin was created by Martha Jenks Chase, of Pawtucket, R.I., who went into business making dolls as children's toys in 1901. Her dolls were popular because they were lightweight and sturdy but still had some of the realistic features of porcelain dolls sold in stores. Within a few years, Chase's dolls were advertised nationally and sold at Macy's and FAO Schwartz.
At the request of A. Lauder Sutherland, principal of the Hartford Hospital Training School, Chase made an adult-sized mannequin for nurse training in 1911. Sutherland, who had gotten tired of the makeshift, straw-filled dummies her nurses had been using, was impressed by Chase's lightweight and durable dolls.
Chase jokingly named the doll Miss Demon Strator, but eventually the handful of training dolls she made became known as "Mrs. Chase." In 1914, Chase created "Arabella," an upgraded version that allowed nurses to practice arm injections. Chase died in 1925, but the M.J. Chase Co. continued in business until 1981.
Most of what is known about the origins of Mrs. Chase is from the research of Eleanor Krohn Herrmann, a professor emeritus of nursing at UConn. She started researching the doll about 15 years ago after she happened to mention Mrs. Chase to a nursing student.
"She looked at me like I had four foreheads," said Herrmann, who lives in Wallingford. Although the Mrs. Chase doll was once ubiquitous in nurses' training classes, Herrmann said very little was known about the doll or her creator.
"So I wanted to know where this Mrs. Chase came from, and began looking," she said.
Mrs. Chase was used to train nurses how to dress a patient, turn her over and transfer her from bed to bed. Outfitted with movable joints at the hips, arms and legs, the dolls were designed with some help from Chase's husband, who was a doctor.
Next to today's simulation medical dolls, Mrs. Chase is decidedly low-tech. You can't give her CPR or injections. Compare that to SimMan 3G, better known to Hartford Hospital staff as "Tommy," who can sweat, bleed and have seizures. In the next room is "Jennifer," another state-of-the-art mannequin who "delivers" a simulation of a newborn baby. The robotic mother-to-be even screams to make the scenario more realistic. Donahue said the next-generation software might include cursing as well, "although we're trying to be sensitive about it."
These medical training mannequins all were made by Laerdal, a Norwegian company, which has dominated the market for decades. Jon Laerdal, a strategic marketing manager for the company, got a chance to see the Mrs. Chase doll when he visited Hartford Hospital last month to present some new software. As amedical mannequin cognoscente, Laerdal long had known of Mrs. Chase but had never seen one of the dolls.
"It was unbelievable how good look she looked for a 100-year-old doll," he said.
The Laerdal company began in the 1940s, with the creation of Resusci Annie, now the well-known CPR doll. Legend within the small community of CPR historians has it that Annie's likeness was based on the death mask of a young woman from Paris who drowned herself in the Seine River after a love affair went sour.
"My grandfather, the founder of the company, saw the death mask hanging on the wall of his parents-in-law when he was searching for the face of Resusci Annie," Laerdal said. "Now she's referred to as the mannequin that went from the mask of tragedy to the kiss of life."
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Fruit crop values increase
Although the overall value of Washington's agricultural production dropped 8 percent in 2009 from the previous year, grapes set a record high value, according to the Washington State Department of Agriculture.
Grape growers contributed $210 million to the state's agricultural economy, figures compiled by the National Agricultural Statistics Service for the year 2009, show.
Apples continued to top the list of Washington's agricultural commodities with a value of $1.5 billion, a 14 percent increase from 2008. Apples represented 21 percent of the total agricultural value, compared with 17 percent in 2008. The per-acre value for apples was $9,628, the highest of any commodity except storage onions, which had a value of $11,063.
Fruit and nut crops as a whole were valued at $2 billion, up 5 percent from 2008, but the value of specialty products, at $373 million, was the lowest in many years.


Vengeance from the Grave
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Act 1
Quest giver
NPCs involved
Experience gained
XP type
XP level
Outcomes & Rewards
Let Nonton and Ingroed leave
 - 50 Copper pands (cp)
Tell them to get out of your sight
 - No reward
Let them leave and select the benevolent option
Report them or attack them
Quest ID
Vengeance from the Grave is a task in Pillars of Eternity.
Synopsis[edit | edit source]
While exploring the Valewood wilderness, you happened upon a small cave where a great bear lived. In that cave was a half eaten corpse and a spirit that revealed the final moment of the man's life.
Overview[edit | edit source]
 1. Talk to Nonton in Valewood.
 2. Read Perly's soul in the cave in Valewood.
Walkthrough[edit | edit source]
 - Optional: After arriving in Valewood for the first time, head south over the road until you reach a tent and a man named Nonton, and speak with him. He will inform you about the bear cave.
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ID Objectives
0 Vengeance from the Grave
10000 While exploring the Valewood wilderness, I happened upon a small cave where a great bear lived. In that cave, I discovered a half eaten corpse and a spirit that, through some work of magic, revealed to me the final moments of a man's life.
1 Confront Nonton.
10001 In the Valewood, I happened upon a curious hunter who told me his friend had been killed by a large bear in the area. After exploring the area, I found the cave, the bear, and Perly's remains. I experienced a vision of Perly's last moments, which revealed a far more sordid truth: His friend, Nonton, hamstrung him as he attempted to escape the bear. What reasons Nonton had for this are unclear. Perhaps I will find more answers by confronting the man himself. Nonton lives in the nearby town of Gilded Vale.
2 Find the man with the red cloak
10002 In the depths of the Valewood cavern, I happened upon a large bear feasting upon the body of a man who, by the look of things, had recently stumbled upon this den himself. When I approached the body, I had a sudden vision of the man's final moments, and knew him for a hunter from Gilded Vale. In the vision, he was led into the cave by a friend of his. When the bear attacked, his fellow hunter hamstrung him and fled, leaving him to be devoured. The culprit's only recognizable feature was his red cloak.
End states
Yes Accepted Bribe
30000 Having heard Ingroed's side of things, I decided to let her and Nonton leave Gilded Vale. Perhaps they can make a new life for themselves somewhere far from here.
Yes Killed the Couple
30002 I killed Ingroed and Nonton for the parts they played in Perly's death.
Yes Killed Nonton, Told Ghost
30003 I slew the hunter Nonton, only to find evidence of his crimes against an old friend within a cavern in the Valewood. I told Perly's spirit that his murderer was slain. Perhaps now his troubled soul will pass into the next life.
Yes Killed Couple, Told Ghost
30004 I slew Ingroed and Nonton, only to later find evidence of Nonton's crimes against an old friend within a cavern in the Valewood. I told Perly's spirit that his murderer was brought to justice. Perhaps now his troubled soul will pass into the next life.
Yes Killed the Couple before confronting them
30005 I killed Nonton, the man from the vision, and Ingroed with him. Whatever the tale behind Perly's death, it dies with them.


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What does the idiom "The pot calling the kettle black" mean?
Idioms are generally defined as groups of words that form a meaningful whole when they come together, even though the words in them do not make sense on their own. They have produced many idioms according to their own cultural characteristics in communities using the English language. What does The pot calling the kettle black mean? In what situations is The pot calling the kettle black used?
Meaning of "The pot calling the kettle black"
The phrase "the pot calling the kettle black" is used to refer to a situation where someone levels a criticism or an accusation towards another person, while ironically, the accuser is actually guilty of the same offense. This idiom is used to point out the hypocrisy of the accuser.
The idiom "the pot calling the kettle black" is believed to have originated in the 16th century. The phrase appeared in a 1546 work by playwright and satirist John Heywood titled "A dialogue conteinyng the nomber in effect of all the prouerbes in the Englishe tongue." In the play, a man named John accuses his friend Tom of being too critical of others, and responds with the phrase, "Why, thou doest so, when thou sayest my pot is black and thine is white, the pot calling the kettle black".
The idiom "the pot calling the kettle black" is used to describe a situation in which someone is making accusations or criticisms at another person, while they are guilty of the same offense. It's often used as a way to point out the hypocrisy of the accuser. This idiom can be used to refer to actual situations, as well as more figurative arguments. For example, someone might accuse their friend of being bad with money, while failing to recognize that they too have a history of mismanaging their finances.
- When Jenny started criticizing her sister for wearing too much makeup, her father reminded her of the pot calling the kettle black—she wears a lot of makeup, too.
- I think it's a bit hypocritical of my boss to give me a hard time about being late to work, when he's often late himself—it's like the pot calling the kettle black.
Idioms with similar meanings in different languages
"Barking up the wrong tree" is an English idiom that means to pursue a mistaken or misguided course of action. In German, the similar idiom is "Auf dem Holzweg sein," which translates to "To be on the wrong track." This idiom emphasizes the idea that when you are pursuing the wrong course of action, you are not going to achieve your desired outcome.


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The continuing success of the Hunter Education Program demonstrates the impact of these volunteer efforts. Hunting-related incidents in New Hampshire have decreased from more than 24 per year when the program started in the 1960s to an average of about four per year in the current decade
-- a remarkable figure in light of the fact that about 78,000 people hunt in the state each year.
The number of lost hunters has also dramatically decreased as a result of the program. As recently as the early 1980s, nearly 30 hunters a year became lost or disoriented and required a costly search to be rescued. Thanks in large part to the emphasis on orienteering taught in hunter education, the number of lost hunters requiring a search and rescue mission has averaged just over four per year for the last five years


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IPRotate is a tool used for Burp Suite which uses AWS API Gateway to change your IP on every request. This extension allows you to easily spin up API Gateways across multiple regions.
All the Burp Suite traffic for the targeted host is then routed through the API Gateway endpoints which causes the IP to be different on each request. (There is a chance for recycling of IPs but this is pretty low and the more regions you use the less of a chance.)
This is useful to bypass different kinds of IP blocking like bruteforce protection that blocks based on IP, API rate limiting based on IP or WAF blocking based on IP etc.
- Setup Jython in Burp Suite
- Install the boto3 module for Python 2
pip install boto3
- Ensure you have a set of AWS keys that have full access to the API Gateway service. This is available through the free tier of AWS.
- Insert the credentials into the fields.
- Insert the target domain you wish to target.
- Select HTTPS if the domain is hosted over HTTPS.
- Select all the regions you want to use.(The more you use the larger the IP pool will be)
- Click "Enable".
- Once you are done ensure you click disable to delete all the resources which were started.
If you want to check on the resources and enpoints that were started or any potential errors you can look at the output console in Burp.
The Burp UI
Make sure you have Jython installed and add IPRotate.py through the Burp Extension options.


African-American History
Who was Askia?
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Askia the great:A king of the Songhai empireborn in 1442, died in 1538, full name: Muhammad Ture. From: Soninke
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How did askia the askia the great?
about 35 years
Was askia Muhammad a ruler?
Yes, Askia Muhammad was a ruler.
When was Askia Jones born?
Askia Jones was born in 1971.
When did Askia Daoud die?
Askia Daoud died in 1582.
When did Askia Musa die?
Askia Musa died in 1531.
When did Askia Ishaq I die?
Askia Ishaq I died in 1549.
When was Askia Mohammad I born?
Askia Mohammad I was born in 1443.
When did Askia Mohammad I die?
Askia Mohammad I died in 1538.
Who was the greatest emperor of songhai?
Askia the Great, ie. Askia Mohammed.
Who was the great leader of the Songhai empire?
Askia the Great, ie. Askia Mohammed.
When did Askia Mohammad Benkan die?
Askia Mohammad Benkan died in 1559.
When was Askia M. Touré born?
Askia M. Touré was born in 1938.
When was Regina Askia-Williams born?
Regina Askia-Williams was born in 1967.
Who expands the songhai civilization into a major power?
Askia Mohammed, AKA Askia the Great.
What economic achevements did Askia Toure have?
Why did Muhammad Ture become known as Askia the Great?
Muhammad Ture chose the title askia, a title of high military rank. Eventually, he became known as Askia the Great.
How did askia Muhammad gain control of songhai?
Askia Muhammad gain his power and respect to get control of songbai
What does askia mean or stand for?
askia means the great leader or warrior. It was the name given to a african king
Why did Askia the Great overthrow Sunni Baru?
Askia The Great overthrew Sunni Baru Because he was not a muslim
What did mansa musa and askia the great have in common?
Mansa Musa and Askia the great both believed that education was important.
Why was Askia Muhammad an important ruler?
Askia Muhammad was an imp ruler because of the achievements he madeex: the spread of Islam
Who is sunni baru?
Askia The Great
Was Mansa Musa Songhais greatest ruler?
No. He was a ruler of Mali, not Songhai. Askia the Great (Askia Mohammed) was the greatest ruler of Songhai.
When did askia the great die?
Askia Mohammed I died in 1538 after falling off his horse and drowning in a river. Oddly the river was at its lowest level because it was not rainy season. He was buried in a Step Pyramid at Gao. He is fondly remembered as Askia the Great.
What did Askia Mohammad do to strengthen his country?
Askia Mohammed the Great encouraged literacy and learning. In the Songhai Empire, there were the best scholars that made Islamic books that are still used today. Askia also spread Islam all over Africa.
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Adequate Blasting for Maritime Vessels
Adequate Blasting for Maritime Vessels
A correct blasting process and the application of adequate treatments guarantee a long life for maritime vessels.
The Star of India ship was built in 1863 and it is still in functioning condition today. After many adventures on seas and oceans, under its original name of Euterpe, the vessel was sold in 1901 and it was renamed Star of India – a name that it is still bearing today. It kept transporting both passengers and merchandise until 1923, when steam vessels started dominating the seas. Time started taking its toll as well, the ship needing major repairs.
Blasting played an important role in restoring the ship's metallic structural elements. Thus, the old paint layers were removed, along with rust and other residues accumulated and the metallic surface was cleaned, allowing it, once again, to go through the necessary treatments in an efficient manner, which extended the vessel's life cycle.
The Star of India was refurbished and it met the ocean again in 1976. Currently, it belongs to the Maritime Museum in San Diego and it sails at least once a year.
Constanța Seaport, Gate 2, SORENA Platform, Constanța, Romania


Expressions used in Everyday Spoken English in Social and Professional contexts
sandbag (somebody)
sandbagsandbag somebody
1) conceal or misrepresent something in order to gain an advantage
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 - sandbag your opponents/rivals
 - Analysis
 This expression is mostly used in a professional context and is a strategy with the aim of lowering the expectations around something or someone in order to produce better-than-expected results. To do so, it is not always necessary to lie, you can instead withhold information, or be as conservative with your estimate as possible. In other words, only provide the worst-case scenario. In a social respect, it tends to be used in relation to betting or sport. As a verb to'sandbag' someone is to deceive someone in order to get what you want or deliberately underperform in order to gain an advantage.
 - Social Examples (Advance)
 1. The poker player sandbagged his opponents by losing his first few hands. He hoped they would raise the stakes if they saw him as less of a threat.
 2. sandbagged my opponents in the first part of the race and then shot into the lead when they were running out of stamina.
 - Professional Examples (Advance)
 1. The deal is very close to being completed, but to make myself look better, I decided to sandbag my boss by telling her that it could take weeks to get it over the line
 2. The company earned a reputation for sandbagging by consistently low-balling its projected earnings in order to temper shareholders' expectations.
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Instructions on How to Use a Swanson Speed Square
Today, we're taking about the Swanson Speed Square. A speed square is an essential DIY tool for woodworking. Invented way back in 1930, the popularity of the Swanson speed square has grown substantially over time.
The speed square is a rafter square, miter square, try square, scribing guide, protractor and, perhaps most usefully, a good saw guide.
Instructions to use a speed square:
As a Saw Guide: You simply hold the speed square base against the lumber and align the guide rail on your circular saw (being sure to keep your hands clear of the blade) to make clean straight cross-cuts.
As a Protractor: Simply hold the base against a flat surface and find the desired angle marking.
To Find Rafter Angles: The primary use is to find the angle for rafters. Calculating the correct angles for a rise to run ratio is simple with trigonometry, but the speed square eliminates the need for a calculator. First, set the pivot at the edge of the board. Next, rotate the square around that point until the edge of the board aligns with the mark you want on the common scale. Mark a line along the ruled side of the square.
The speed square also makes quick work of hips and valley rafters– same method as for common rafters, but use the Hip-Val" scale.
To scribe parallel lines: An often overlooked feature is the scribe feature. The tool provides a set of notches 1/4 inch apart. Set a pencil in the desired notch and slide the square along the board to mark a parallel line.
Be sure to pick one up before your next DIY woodworking project.


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About Seed Beads
Seed beads, also known as rocailles, are versatile beads used in embroidery, jewelry stringing, and all kinds of bead weaving applications. The smallest seed beads can go under trade names such as Antiques or Delicas, or they can be simply designated by size, where the bigger the number the smaller the bead. For example, 11 0 seed beads are very small (2mm), but 6 0 seed beads are bigger (4mm).
Although simple bead stringing projects are always a possibility, weaving with seed beads -- which can be done with a loom or off-loom -- is getting more and more popular. Bead weaving is nothing new, it has been practiced by Native Americans for centuries, and enjoyed a surge of popularity among Victorian women.
A common weaving technique for seed beads is peyote stitch. See our videos referenced above for demonstrations of this and other common bead weaving styles. Weaving involves the use of needles, so we've included the most appropriate beading needles above as well. Seed beads can also be used in a variety of sewing, threading, or wire projects.
Fireline thread is very good for bead weaving. It is pre-waxed, doesn't fray, and has very strong tensile strength. However, Nymo thread is good for loomwork because it's very thin, which is an advantage when your project requires that the needle pass through the same bead hole many times. Dandyline from Beadalon is also a nice thread that is strong, waterproof, and does not fray.
Basically, seed beads can be used in any design, whether it's loom weaving, threading, or embroidery, whenever you want to add small points of color or intricate detail. Other ideas include a bead-encrusted picture frame, monogrammed bags, and beaded zipper pulls. The possibilities are limited only by your imagination!
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You get this error when two or more Oracle APEX applications have the same alias.
When you import the sample application in the same workspace and give it a different ID, the alias is changed automatically so it's unique. However when you import an application in a different workspace, the alias is not being replaced by a unique value, which might result in the error: "The application alias "X" can not be converted to a unique application ID."
There's an easy way to find where those applications are with the same alias by running the following query (as a DBA or a user with the APEX_ADMINISTRATOR_ROLE):
select workspace, application_id, application_name from apex_applications where alias = 'X'
This will give you the workspace, application id, and application name with the specific alias.


How to make pear preserves
how to make pear preservesHow to make pear preserves is one of the questions asked by a person who have tasted a delicious and yummy pear preserve. Strawberry jam or grape jelly is tasty and delicious but pear preserves has a unique delicious taste that you will love. If you want to have a change in your morning toast, try to know how to make pear preserves. Pear fruit contain antioxidants and has no fat, which is rich in vitamins A, vitamins B1, vitamins B2, vitamin C, niacin and other minerals such as calcium, phosphorus, iron and potassium. There are two popular types of pears, the bell shaped European pears and the apple crisp Asian pears. During late summer and fall, pears are in their best quality. Pears soften at once when left at room temperature, so refrigerate them especially when they are ripe. Unripe pears can be just left in a cool dry place until it ripens. Some add commercial acid to prevent it also from discoloration.
In how to make pear preserves you must know all the tips, guidelines and techniques in order for you to have a good pear preserves. So before you start, you should know things such as pectin powder or liquid, lemon juice, sugar, ascorbic acid, artificial sweeteners and glass or plastic freezer containers for you to make a good pear preserve. Here below is a simple and easy recipe on how to make a pear preserves:
 1. Gather all ingredients. You will need 5 lbs of pears and 5 lbs of sugar.
 2. Wash, peel, core and slice your pears to desired size.
 3. Put your sliced pears in a large cooking pot.
 4. Pour in the sugar on top of your sliced pears. Mix them slightly. Allow mixture to rest overnight.
 5. Boil the pear mixture until it reaches its boiling point and turn down heat to medium.
 6. Wait till the pears turn light golden brown and the syrup thickens. Stir mixture as often.
 7. When the pears has its translucent appearance, immediately turn down the heat for it is done.
 8. Place pear preserve in a sterilized jar and seal them for longer shelf life.
There are ways you can do with your pear preserves; it can be an additional ingredient to give more flavour in your food or can be added to foods like cakes. Homemade pear preserves are much healthier than jellies bought in a supermarket, that's why it is best tried with crackers, on toast and on pancakes too. Go now and collect your best pears at home and make a delicious and healthy pear preserves, for now you know how to make pear preserves for your family and friends.
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What does the name Críostóir mean?
The different meanings of the name Críostóir are:
 - Greek meaning: Bearer of Christ
 - Celtic - Gaelic meaning: Bearer of Christ
The meaning of the name "Críostóir" is different in several languages, countries and cultures and has more than one possibly same or different meanings available.
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An advanced analytics optimization application for reviewing grant applications developed for funding competitions conducted by a leading Health Research institute
Client: The Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) is Canada's premier federal agency for health research. CIHR operates with a mission to create scientific awareness, knowledge translation and effective health care products and services for the Canadian healthcare system.
Challenge: CIHR conducts research funding competitions multiple times a year. During the competition, the management of research papers, its assignment to the right reviewers and paper re-assessment was being carried out manually. CIHR needed consultancy services to automate these processes for assistance in getting optimized results with no room for errors. A tool was required to design and build a flexible advanced analytics model for grant application reviewer assignments. SSI performed a detailed analysis of the challenge and proposed a dual-phase mathematical model as a solution for the funding competition delivery process.
Solution: SSI developed an application for the optimization of CIHR's grant application reviewer assignment. The model consisted of two phases:
- The first phase involved the assignment of applications to the right reviewers based on their competency and ability to state conflicts and reviews.
- The second phase involved the re-assignment of these applications to the right individuals for peer-reviews after the reviews (and comments) from the first-phase responses were received.
The following rules were applied to the model to resolve constraints identified before the automation of the whole process.
- English applications have to be reviewed by English reviewers and French applications have to be assigned to reviewers with the ability to review in French.
- Reviewers are excluded based on the defined criteria (for example, reviewers cannot be assigned to their own application)
- Assignments are not granted where the minimum suitability threshold is not met.
- The number of reviewers assigned to each application has to be greater than, equal to, or lesser than the associated minimum or maximum input respectively.
- The number of applications assigned to each reviewer has to be greater than, equal to or lesser than the associated minimum or maximum inputs respectively.
Implementation of these rules did not only resolve the constraints but also helped in managing the whole assignment process more efficiently and effectively.
Result: With the introduction of an application with a scoring model that took into account, multiple limitations and variables allowed CIHR to make its research funding process efficient, accurate and transparent. It allowed the CIHR team to reduce the number of man-hours needed to manage each funding project.


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Best 23 Helen Keller Quotes About Death
Helen Keller, a renowned American author, political activist, and lecturer, overcame the adversity of being both deaf and blind to become an inspiration for many. Her remarkable journey of triumphing over obstacles has left a profound impact on countless lives. Keller's wisdom and insight extended beyond her personal struggles, touching upon various aspects of life, including death. In this article, we will explore the best 23 Helen Keller quotes about death, providing a glimpse into her thoughts on this universal experience.
1. "Death is no more than passing from one room into another. But there's a difference for me, you know. Because in that other room, I shall be able to see."
Keller's words beautifully encapsulate her belief that death is not an end but a transition to an existence where she could finally experience sight.
2. "Although the world is full of suffering, it is also full of the overcoming of it."
This quote reminds us that while death may bring sorrow and grief, there is also an opportunity for growth and resilience.
3. "Death is not the greatest loss in life. The greatest loss is what dies inside us while we live."
Keller emphasizes the importance of living a fulfilling life, suggesting that true loss occurs when we allow our dreams and passions to fade away.
4. "Life is either a daring adventure or nothing at all."
This quote encourages us to embrace life fully and take risks, realizing that a life without adventure may not be truly lived.
5. "Be happy with what you have while working for what you want."
Keller's words remind us to find contentment in the present while striving for our aspirations—a lesson applicable even in the face of death.
6. "The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart."
Keller's profound insight reminds us that death does not diminish the significance of intangible things such as love, compassion, and memories.
7. "What we have once enjoyed we can never lose. All that we love deeply becomes a part of us."
This quote reminds us that the impact of those we love transcends death, as their memory lives on within us.
8. "The only thing worse than being blind is having sight but no vision."
Keller's words prompt us to reflect on the importance of having a vision, purpose, and direction in life, regardless of the limitations we may face.
9. "Character cannot be developed in ease and quiet. Only through experience of trial and suffering can the soul be strengthened, vision cleared, ambition inspired, and success achieved."
Keller's quote serves as a reminder that the challenges and suffering we encounter, including the loss of loved ones, can shape our character and lead to personal growth.
10. "Keep your face to the sunshine, and you cannot see the shadows."
In this quote, Keller encourages us to focus on the positive aspects of life, even amidst the darkness of death and grief.
11. "The most pathetic person in the world is someone who has sight but no vision."
Keller challenges us to cultivate a broader perspective and envision a better world, even in the face of mortality.
12. "I long to accomplish a great and noble task, but it is my chief duty to accomplish small tasks as if they were great and noble."
This quote reminds us of the importance of finding meaning and purpose in even the smallest actions, recognizing that the impact of our deeds can extend beyond our own lives.
13. "The highest result of education is tolerance."
Keller highlights the transformative power of education, suggesting that understanding and acceptance are crucial in navigating the complexities of life and death.
14. "Science may have found a cure for most evils, but it has found no remedy for the worst of them all—the apathy of human beings."
Keller's words serve as a reminder that the indifference and lack of compassion exhibited by some can be more detrimental than any physical ailment or adversity.
15. "The welfare of each is bound up in the welfare of all."
This quote underscores the interconnectedness of humanity and the importance of collective empathy and support, especially during times of loss and grief.
16. "We can do anything we want to if we stick to it long enough."
Keller's words inspire us to persevere in the face of challenges, reminding us that determination and resilience can lead to extraordinary accomplishments.
17. "Life is an exciting business, and most exciting when it is lived for others."
In this quote, Keller encourages us to find fulfillment in serving and making a positive impact on the lives of others.
18. "The greatest happiness of life is the conviction that we are loved—for ourselves, or rather, in spite of ourselves."
Keller's insightful words remind us of the profound joy that comes from being loved unconditionally, a love that transcends even death.
19. "Believe. No pessimist ever discovered the secrets of the stars, or sailed to an uncharted land, or opened a new heaven to the human spirit."
Keller's quote emphasizes the power of belief and the importance of maintaining hope and optimism, even in the face of death.
20. "The best way to predict your future is to create it."
In this quote, Keller reminds us that our actions and choices shape our destiny, urging us to live purposefully and intentionally.
21. "Love is like a beautiful flower which I may not touch, but whose fragrance makes the garden a place of delight just the same."
This quote reflects Keller's belief that although death may separate us physically from those we love, the impact of their love remains ever-present.
22. "We can never learn too much of His will towards us, too much of His messages and His advice."
Keller highlights the importance of seeking wisdom, guidance, and solace in times of loss and uncertainty.
23. "When one door of happiness closes, another opens; but often we look so long at the closed door that we do not see the one which has been opened for us."
In this quote, Keller encourages us to embrace change and new opportunities, even amidst the pain and grief of losing a loved one.
Q: How did Helen Keller's experiences with disability shape her perspective on death?
A: Keller's personal struggles with disability allowed her to develop a unique perspective on death. Her belief in the continuation of existence after death was likely influenced by her desire to experience the world through sight, a sense she was deprived of during her lifetime.
Q: Did Helen Keller write extensively on the topic of death?
A: While Keller did not focus her writings solely on death, her quotes often touched upon various aspects of life, including mortality. Her profound insights and perspectives on death can be found scattered throughout her writings and speeches.
Q: How did Helen Keller's quotes about death resonate with her audience?
A: Keller's quotes about death resonated with her audience due to their profound and uplifting nature. Her words provided comfort and solace to those grappling with grief and loss, offering an alternative perspective on death as a continuation of existence and an opportunity for growth and reflection.
Q: How can Helen Keller's quotes about death inspire us?
A: Keller's quotes remind us to find meaning and purpose in life, appreciate the intangible aspects of existence, and embrace change and new opportunities. Her insights encourage us to live our lives fully and make a positive impact on others, even in the face of mortality.
In conclusion, Helen Keller's wisdom and perspective on death continue to inspire and bring solace to many. Her quotes remind us that death is not an end but a transition, and that the impact of those we love transcends physical boundaries. Keller's insights encourage us to embrace life fully, find purpose in our actions, and nurture empathy and understanding towards others. Her words serve as a timeless reminder of the power of hope, resilience, and love, even in the face of death.


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Why it is necessary to check the cost of living information before relocating?
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At present, many people are relocating to a new location due to various reasons but while relocating it is better to know some information about the city. Many people would search for information about the new location before planning to migrate or for a trip; it is people nature to do so. However, people wish to relocate to the sophisticated city in that Maryland is the best place and for more information, it is better to visit _URL_ official site to get all details. Although people check for several information most of them would wish to know about the cost of living in Maryland. This helps the people to calculate the minimum amount of living cost that is the minimum amount required to sustain their life in the new location. Minimum amount in a sense it includes various factors like cost of food and grocery, house rental cost, basic cost utility, transportation cost, healthcare cost, and many taxes. All the above lists are an essential thing for people to survive which would not remain common in all locations it may get differed based on the state and cities. To check the current cost of living in Maryland people can check on _URL_.
What is the cost of living in Maryland?
The index of the cost of living is involved with many primary locations which remain to be deciding factors of prices. Here are some useful information for people who wish to relocate to Maryland are listed below which helps them to calculate or to make an estimation about the cost of living in Maryland.
 - When the cost of living in Maryland is compared with the USA nation, the overall expenses is 25% higher in Maryland than expenses in the whole This is due to higher rate charges in basic utilities.
 - Cost of Housing rentals: if people wish to buy a house in Maryland the lowest cost is $100,000, and the average price for homes remains to be $103,360. If people go for house rent, then the price would range based on facility starting from one bedroom flat $1,187 through wish people can hold their monthly salary.
 - Utility costs: the utility cost in Maryland is $139.68 which is higher than the nations utility cost and to the nearby states. People need to pay this cost every month until it is included with house rent.
 - Cost of Food and groceries: in Maryland the food and grocery costs are 3% higher than the whole nation's food and grocery cost. So it is better for people to have home cooking rather than having in restaurants which would cost more.
 - Transportation costs: the transportation cost is higher than whole nations cost in order to make people favor the passes are provided to use public transit which cost $68 per month. If not people wish to drive their own vehicle, then the average cost for gas is $1.844 which is 3% higher than the national cost.
Apart from all the higher cost people get medical cost somewhat lower than national cost about 3%. In addition to all these Maryland possess state income taxes which ranges of 2% to 5.75% and even more.
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Western Newts
Taricha torosa
Scientific classification
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Chordata
Class: Amphibia
Order: Caudata
Family: Salamandridae
Genus: Taricha
Taricha granulosa
Taricha rivularis
Taricha torosa
Taricha is a genus of newts. There are only three species and four subspecies. They are called Western Newts and Pacific Newts. All newts are part of the family Salamandridae. The three species in this genus are California newt, the Rough-Skinned newt and the Red Bellied newt. They are all found in the west coast of the United States.
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Solvent viscosity effects on the fluoresence lifetimes of 9-phenylanthracene
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This study is concerned with a microscopic look at viscosity, generally considered a macroscopic quantity. Viscosity effects on a molecular scale were probed by studying the fluorescence decay times of a nonpolar dye (9-phenylanthiacene) as a function of viscosity in 10 nonpolar linear alkanes. These times increased from 3.45 to 5.75 ns for viscosities from 0.300 to 2.57 cp. This is attributed to "frictional" forces between fluorescing and solvent molecules during isomerization of the fluorescers. Excitation and deexcitation require the rotation of the phenyl ring from a direction perpendicular to the anthracene moiety in the ground state. Solvent viscosity tends to hinder this rotation. Hence the fluorescence decay rates are influenced by viscosity on a molecular scale. An empirical model that relates the decay rates to a reciprocal function of viscosity is discussed. The fluorescence was excited at 362 nm by a pulsed N2-pumped dye laser, and emission was monitored at 420 nm. Our fast analog technique was used in the acquisition and analysis of the time-resolved data.


Strange and wonderful Irish proverbs such as "For every mile of road there's two miles of ditches" Photo by: WorldIrish
Irish proverbs to live by, 26 nuggets of wisdom (PHOTOS)
1. For every mile of road there are two miles of ditches
Meaning: There are two sides to every story. (This comes from some parts of Ireland, where 'ditches' means hedges.)
2. There's no use boiling your cabbage twice
Meaning: Stop going over and over worries in your head because it solves nothing.
3. The older the fiddle the sweeter the tune
Meaning: Things and people improve over time.
4. A woman planted feathers in the dunkel and thought she'd grow hens
Meaning: Just because you 'thought' something would work doesn't mean you were right.
5. It's often that a man's mouth broke his nose
Meaning: Watch what you say because it could get you in trouble.
6. As the old cock crows the young cock learns
Meaning: Children learn by example.
7. If there was work in the bed he'd sleep on the floor
Meaning: Used to describe people who are very lazy.
8. No need to fear the ill wind when your haystacks are tied down
Meaning: Once you've prepared properly then there's no need to worry the outcome.
9. The longest road out is the shortest road home
Meaning: If you invest time and effort into something then it will pay off in the latter end.
10. You'll arrive back with one arm as long as the other
Meaning: You heading out on a thankless quest. You'll arrive back with nothing to show for it.
11. You'll never plough a field by turning it over in your mind
Meaning: Merely thinking about something won't get it done.
12. He didn't lick it off a stone
Meaning: People's actions are influenced by those around them.
13. I wouldn't call the Queen my aunt
Meaning: Being in such a contented mood that even becoming royalty couldn't improve upon it.
14. What I'm afraid to hear I had better say first myself
Meaning: One must be honest and wary of their own shortcomings.
15. Now you know you're home
Meaning: You're in a happy state.
16. It's a long road there's no turn in
Meaning: No matter how bad the situation is things always change.
17. Telephone, telegraph, tell a woman
Meaning: The three best ways to spread news. Back before the days of the internet.
18. An empty sack does not stand
Meaning: Bluffers and ignorance will always be found out.
19. Even black hens lay white eggs
Meaning: You should never judge a book by its cover.
20. The road to Heaven is well signposted, but it's badly lit at night
Meaning: Life has many challenges but the reward is good.
21. It's as easy to catch a cold in a King's castle as in a shepherd's hut
Meaning: Wealth doesn't protect you from the trials of life.
22. It's better to pay the butcher than the doctor
Meaning: Don't skimp on healthy food as it will cost you your health in the long run.
23. A lamb's bleat is often more telling than a dog's bark
Meaning: Subtlety and a quiet approach can be more beneficial than brute force and loudness.
24. A broken man is better than no man
Meaning: Having any man is better than being alone
25. No matter how many rooms you have in your house you can only sleep in the one bed
Meaning: Possessions are not what they're made out to be.
26. It's a lonely washing that has no man's shirt in it
Meaning:..... Ermm... I haven't a clue??


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Do Guinea Fowl Lay Eggs?
Guinea fowl, also called guineas, are game birds that are becoming popular among backyard poultry owners.
They are indigenous to Africa and one of the oldest gallinaceous birds. Guineas are largely disease-free, hardy, and vigorous birds.
Do guinea fowl lay eggs?
Guinea hens lay eggs but not during the winter months. Laying for the year commences in the spring and continues through the summer and fall. Guinea fowls usually stop laying eggs when the days start getting shorter.
Guinea Fowl on Grass
Except when broody, a guinea hen can lay an egg daily during her laying season. This can yield 6-7 eggs a week per hen.
Do Guinea Hens Lay Eggs?
Guinea hens lay eggs once they mature. The hens lay their first eggs in the first spring of adulthood.
Every day for the first 3 years, a guinea fowl will continue to lay eggs.
Guineas are not particular about where to lay their eggs. Once they find a suitable spot, they make their nests start laying.
Guinea hen nets are usually hard to find. Guineas prefer to nest in long grass, woods, or any place that gives them protection from predators.
When guinea hens are laying their eggs during the day, the male usually acts as a lookout keeping an eye out for predators.
Guineas can sometimes become communal layers. They will lay their eggs in one nest until the number of eggs is sufficient.
Sometimes, this number can be as many as 50. The hens also practice communal brooding, as they take turns sitting on the eggs.
How Many Eggs Do Guinea Hens Lay?
When guinea fowl mate in the wild, they do so in pairs. Domesticated guineas may also adopt this breeding style if there is an equal number of males to females.
These pairs typically wander off as the breeding season arrives to search for good nesting sites.
Guineas are known to be seasonal egg layers. They can lay eggs daily between April and October, with the frequency depending on their location. You can get an egg on most days during their laying season.
Three Guinea Fowl eggs
The number of eggs laid by a guinea hen is usually around 90-130 eggs per season.
On average, one can expect 100 eggs per season. For some prolific layers, like the Black Star and Rhode Island Red, you can expect around 300 eggs a year.
When compared to chickens, guinea hens lay eggs for a shorter period. Also, around 3-5 years of age, their egg production begins to slow down.
How Big Are Guinea Fowl Eggs Compared to Chicken and Duck Eggs?
Guinea fowl eggs are smaller than the eggs of a chicken or a duck.
On average, 2 guinea fowl eggs together add up to the size of a single duck egg or a large chicken egg.
Guinea fowl eggs are usually creamy with light brown spots. The small end of the eggs is more pointed than the egg of a chicken or a duck.
The yolk to white ratio of a guinea fowl egg is higher than that of a chicken egg. The eggshell is harder to crack open than that of a chicken egg.
At What Age Do Guinea Hens Start to Lay Eggs?
Guinea hens start laying eggs around 20-32 weeks of age. They usually lay their first eggs during the spring after they are hatched.
Guinea hens start laying eggs when daylight hours increase and the temperature starts getting warm
They are seasonal layers, and they only lay from spring through fall. In the offseason or the fall of the year they hatched, some young hens may lay a few random eggs.
Guinea Fowl eggs
Do Guinea Hens Make Good Mothers?
Unlike chicken hens, guinea hens do not make good mothers.
While this might sound harsh, here are some reasons why they don't make the best parents to their young.
 - Before all the eggs hatch, some guinea hens tire and are not broody. Some moms move their keets to a new nest without waiting for their remaining eggs to hatch.
 - Some moms stay until the hatch is complete and then get tired of motherhood. They will abandon their keets, who are left alone to die.
 - Some guinea hens end up taking the keets across a damp field where they get wet, freeze, or die.
 - When a guinea hen makes her nest inside a safe henhouse, the eggs will remain unharmed, keeping the keets dry and safe from predators. However, it may allow the rest of the flock to put the keets through a brutal pecking ritual, which they may not survive.
 - When in a coop with other adult birds, keets are exposed to contaminated bedding, worms, and coccidia.
 - In some cases, keets can end up drowning in water without the adults trying to save them.
 - You can discover a guinea hen nest with 50 eggs or more without a broody mom. Predators like snakes, raccoons, or skunks will find the nest and destroy it, eating all its contents and breaking the rest.
 - A mom can accidentally step on her keet, crushing it in the process.
 - Keets often go unwatched or without nurturing, and if they wander from the nest they are left to die.
Some guinea hens still make good moms. They do this by protecting their nest of eggs and keets the best way they can.
Guinea Fowls with Baby
Some guinea hens will try to protect the nest when there is a predator attack. They will hiss and dart at a predator that is bigger and stronger than them.
In some cases, a guinea hen may even die from a predator attack if she is broody outdoors.
How Long Do Guinea Fowl Eggs Need to Incubate?
The guinea fowl egg incubation period usually lasts between 26 to 28 days, which happens to be similar to that of turkeys.
Since guinea hens do not always make good mothers, you can get a chicken to brood around 25 guinea keets in your backyard.
Final Thoughts
Guinea fowl lay eggs, but they are not usually kept for their egg production.
They give around 100 eggs per year, which is significantly below what chickens produce.
If you are rearing guinea fowls for other reasons, having them lay eggs is a plus.
Guinea fowl only lay in warm seasons, so you should only expect eggs from them from spring through summer.
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4.8.1 Conditionalized Code
This section describes how to conditionalize OpenVMS code when migrating to I64. This code will be compiled for both Alpha and I64, or for VAX, Alpha, and I64. The symbol ALPHA, referred to in the following sections, is new. However, the symbol EVAX has not been eliminated. You do not need to replace EVAX with ALPHA but feel free to do so if convenient. The architecture symbols available for MACRO and BLISS are VAX, EVAX, ALPHA, and I64. MACRO Sources
For Macro-32 source files, the architecture symbols are in ARCH_DEFS.MAR, which is a prefix file specified on the command line. On Alpha, ALPHA and EVAX equal 1 while VAX and I64 are undefined. On I64, I64 equals 1 while VAX, EVAX, and ALPHA are undefined.
The following example show how to conditionalize Macro-32 source code so that it can run on both Alpha and I64 systems.
For Alpha-specific code:
For I64-specific code:
.IF DF I64
For BLISS source files, either BLISS-32 or BLISS-64, the macros VAX, EVAX, ALPHA and I64 are defined in ARCH_DEFS.REQ. On Alpha, EVAX and ALPHA equal 1 while VAX and I64 equal 0. On I64, I64 equals 1 while VAX, EVAX, and ALPHA equal 0. You must require ARCH_DEFS.REQ to use these symbols in BLISS conditionals.
The constructs %BLISS(xxx), %TARGET(xxx), and %HOST(xxx) are not recommended. Do not feel obligated to replace them, but feel free to do so if convenient.
Include the following statement in your source file:
Use the following statements in your source file to conditionalize code so that it can run on both Alpha and I64 systems.
For Alpha-specific code:
%if ALPHA %then
For I64-specific code:
%if I64 %then
%fi C Sources
For C source files, the symbols __alpha, __ALPHA, __ia64, and __ia64__ are provided by the compilers on the appropriate platforms. Note that symbols could be defined on the compile command line but that is not the recommended method, nor is using arch_defs.h. Using _TAG_ is considered the standard C programming practice.
For Alpha-specific code, use the following:
_TAG_ __alpha
For I64-specific code, use the following:
_TAG_ __ia64
_TAG_ Existing Conditionalized Code
Existing conditionalized code must be examined to determine whether changes are required. Here is an example of BLISS code to consider.
If the code is truly architecture specific and you are adding I64 code, then you would add the following case:
However, if the existing VAX/EVAX conditionals really reflect 32 bits and not 64 bits or an "old" versus "new" OpenVMS convention (for example, a promoted data structure or different routine to call), then the following method for conditionalizing code might be more appropriate. That is because Alpha and I64 code are the same and 64-bit code need to be distinguished from the VAX code.
4.8.2 System Services With Alpha Architecture Dependencies
Certain system services that work well in applications on OpenVMS Alpha do not port successfully to I64. The following sections describe system services and their replacement services. SYS$GOTO_UNWIND
For OpenVMS Alpha, the SYS$GOTO_UNWIND system service accepts a 32-bit invocation context handle by reference. You must change instances of this system service to SYS$GOTO_UNWIND_64, which accepts a 64-bit invocation context. Make sure to alter source code to allocate space for the 64-bit value. Also, different library routines return invocation context handles for OpenVMS I64. For more information, refer to the HP OpenVMS Calling Standard.
SYS$GOTO_UNWIND is most frequently used to support programming language features, so changes are mostly in compilers or run-time libraries. However, any direct use of SYS$GOTO_UNWIND requires change. SYS$LKWSET and SYS$LKWSET_64
The SYS$LKWSET and SYS$LKWSET_64 system services have been modified. For more information, see Section 4.8.9.
4.8.3 Code With Other Dependencies on the Alpha Architecture
This section describes coding practices on Alpha that produce different results on I64 and may require changes to your application. Initialized Overlaid Program Sections
Initialized overlaid program sections are handled differently on I64 systems. On OpenVMS Alpha systems, different portions of an overlaid program section may be initialized by multiple modules. This is not allowed on OpenVMS I64 systems. For more information about this change in behavior, see Section Condition Handlers Use of SS$_HPARITH
On OpenVMS Alpha, SS$_HPARITH is signaled for a number of arithmetic error conditions. On OpenVMS I64, SS$_HPARITH is never signaled for arithmetic error conditions; instead, the more specialized SS$_FLTINV and SS$_FLTDIV error codes are signaled on OpenVMS I64.
Update condition handlers to detect these more specialized error codes. In order to keep code common for both architectures, wherever the code refers to SS$_HPARITH, extend it for OpenVMS I64 to also consider SS$_FLTINV and SS$_FLTDIV. Mechanism Array Data Structure
The mechanism array data structure on OpenVMS I64 is very different from the one on OpenVMS Alpha. The return status code RETVAL has been extended to represent the return status register on both Alpha and I64 platforms. For more information, refer to the HP OpenVMS Calling Standard. Reliance on Alpha Object File Format
If your code relies on the layout of Alpha object files, you will need to modify it, because the object file format produced on OpenVMS I64 systems is different.
The object file format conforms to the 64-bit version of the executable and linkable format (ELF), as described in the System V Application Binary Interface draft of 24 April 2001. This document, published by Caldera, is available on their web site at:
The object file format also conforms to the I64 specific extensions described in the Intel® Itanium® Processor-specific Application Binary Interface (ABI), May 2001 edition (document number 245270-003). Extensions and restrictions, necessary to support object file and image file features that are specific to the OpenVMS operating system, will be published in a future release.
The portion of an image which is used by the debugger conforms to the DWARF Version 3 industry standard, which is available at the following location:
The debug symbol table representation on OpenVMS I64 is the industry-standard DWARF debug symbol table format described at this location. HP extensions to the DWARF Version 3 format will be published in a future release.
4.8.4 Code that Uses Floating-Point Data Types
OpenVMS Alpha supports VAX floating-point data types and IEEE floating point data types in hardware. OpenVMS I64 supports IEEE floating-point in hardware and VAX floating-point data types in software.
Most of the OpenVMS I64 compilers provide the /FLOAT=D_FLOAT and /FLOAT=G_FLOAT qualifiers to enable you to produce VAX floating-point data types. If you do not specify one of these qualifiers, IEEE floating-point data types will be used.
to specify a default floating-point data types using the I64 BASIC compiler, you use the /REAL_SIZE qualifer.The possible values that can be specified are SINGLE (Ffloat), DOUBLE (Dfloat), GFLOAT, SFLOAT, TFLOAT, and XFLOAT.
You can test an application's behavior with IEEE floating-point values on Alpha by compiling it with an IEEE qualifier on OpenVMS Alpha. If that produces acceptable results, you can build the application on an I64 system using the same qualifier.
When you compile an OpenVMS application that specifies an option to use VAX floating-point on I64, the compiler automatically generates code for converting floating-point formats. Whenever the application performs a sequence of arithmetic operations, this code does the following:
 1. Converts VAX floating-point formats to either IEEE single or IEEE double floating-point formats, as appropriate for the length.
 2. Performs arithmetic operations in IEEE floating-point arithmetic.
Where no arithmetic operations are performed (VAX float fetches followed by stores), conversions do not occur. The code handles such situations as moves.
 - Values of numbers represented
 - Rounding rules
 - Exception behavior
These differences might cause problems for certain applications.
For more information about the differences between floating-point data types on OpenVMS Alpha and OpenVMS I64 and how these differences might affect ported applications, see Chapter 5 and refer to the "OpenVMS Floating-Point Arithmetic on the Intel® Itanium® Architecture" white paper. See the Related Documents section in the Preface for the web location of this white paper.
Since the floating-point white paper was written, the default /IEEE_MODE has changed from FAST to DENORM_RESULTS. This means that, by default, floating-point operations might silently generate values that print as Infinity or Nan (the industry-standard behavior) instead of issuing a fatal run-time error as they would using VAX format float or /IEEE_MODE=FAST. Also, the smallest-magnitude nonzero value in this mode is much smaller because results are permitted to enter


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Is there a way to execute a line of code only if multiple statements are false?
I have an inventory:
inventory = {
 {"Images/Category 1/pistol1.png", false},
 {"Images/Category 1/machinePistol1.png", false},
 {"Images/Category 2/shotgun1.png", false},
 {"Images/Category 2/assaultRifle1.png", false},
 {"Images/Category 3/sniperRifle1.png", false},
 {"Images/Category 3/rocketLauncher1.png", false}
And I'd like to write a function that executes a line of code if all those statements are false, but obviously executes something else if even one of them is true.
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You can use a variable, and assume it's true
local IsEverythingTrue = true
-- the **for** statement is a loop. It will allow us to operate
-- the same way on any number elements in inventory.
-- _,v stands for variables that we are going to read from inventory table
-- we can't do it directly, however; **ipairs** function will prepare it so
-- _ will hold numerical index of each element (1, 2, 3 and so on);
-- we don't use it, though, so I put in a placeholder name
-- v will hold every value, so your two-element table
for _,v in ipairs(inventory) do
 -- if any value of v[2] is false, break
 -- v[2] is equal to inventory[_][2]
 -- if not v[2] can be written as
 -- *if value of v[2] isn't true*
 if not v[2] then
 -- in this case, after first non-true element has been found
 -- we know that not every one is true, or there is at least one false
 IsEverythingTrue = false
 break -- we don't have to check anything else
Then use that variable in expression
if IsEverythingTrue then
 -- do something
 -- do something else
If you want it to execute with multiple falses, just count them. Add local falseCount = 0 at the beginning, and change break for falseCount = falseCount + 1.
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That seems awfully complicated... I actually managed to solve it just now by using if (inventory[1][2] == false and inventory[2][2] == false and, etc, etc... Not the prettiest code, but it seems to work – Cleverbird Jan 17 '13 at 11:25
_USER_ What if you'll want to add something to the inventory? You will need to add another clause to your if statement. My approach is just a for loop, which will work regardless of number of elements in inventory. Besides, you can put this code into function, just like you wanted to. – Bartek Banachewicz Jan 17 '13 at 11:43
_USER_ it seems you don't understand some really basic concepts of programming such as loops thus I recommend reading some tutorials or documentation first. – Miszy Jan 17 '13 at 11:48
The thing is, I need to be able to understand the code myself, and I really cant tell what that snippet of code really does. I'd rather not blindly copy paste code, without knowing what it does. – Cleverbird Jan 17 '13 at 12:04
_USER_ that's not a problem. You should've asked for clarification at once. – Bartek Banachewicz Jan 17 '13 at 12:13
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Magma chamber recharge at Vesuvius
(29 September 2006)
A new paper in Geology by Daniel Morgan and others, including Jon Davidson, identifies three magma chamber recharge events in the century before the AD79 eruption of Vesuvius. The work analysed the concentration of barium in sanidine crystals, including modelling of diffusion profiles within individual crystals. The most recent recharge event occurred ~20 years before the actual eruption. It is very interesting that the timescales of recharge seem to correspond to a seismic event recorded ~17 years prior to the AD 79 eruption, so we may be witnessing a geochemical fingerprint of a geophysical event. Reference: DJ Morgan et al., Geology, v34 p845-848 (2006).


Today's name is Mongo
The name "Mongo" conjures up memories of Blazing Saddles for many of us of a certain age (and thoughts of a hospital for magical maladies for others). However, it is, in fact, a completely period name. It is a variant form of Mungo, the given name of the Scottish saint who is the patron of salmon and of the city of Glasgow. As Mongo, it appears in Scots records as a given name dated to 1490 and c. 1592. [1] In the spelling Mongow, it also appears in Scots records dated to 1579.[1]
Additionally, in one of those odd coincidences that often happens with language, "Mongo" is also a Mongol descriptive nickname meaning "silver."
[1] "Index of Scots Names in Dictionary of the Older Scottish Tongue" by Sara L. Uckelman
[2] "Mongolian Naming Practices" by Linda Miku


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ProcedureHow to Extract an Audio Track on a CD
Use the following procedure to extract an audio track from a CD and copy the audio track to a new CD.
If you don't use the cdrw -T option to specify the audio file type, the cdrw command uses the filename extension to determine the audio file type. For example, the cdrw command detects that this file is a.wav file.
$ cdrw -x 1 testme.wav
 1. Insert an audio CD into the CD-RW drive.
 2. Extract an audio track.
 $ cdrw -x -T audio-type 1 audio-file
 Extracts audio data from an audio CD.
 T audio-type
 Identifies the type of audio file to be extracted. Supported audio types are sun, wav, cda, or aur.
 Identifies the audio track to be extracted.
 3. Copy the track to a new CD.
 $ cdrw -a audio-file
Example 4–3 Extracting and Creating Audio CDs
The following example shows how to extract the first track from an audio CD and name the file song1.wav.
$ cdrw -x -T wav 1 song1.wav
Extracting audio from track 1...done.
This example shows how to copy a track to an audio CD.
$ cdrw -a song1.wav
Initializing device...done.
Writing track 1...done.
Finalizing (Can take several minutes)...done.


Easiest Way to Cook Delicious Thyme Bread
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Thyme Bread.
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Ingredients of Thyme Bread
 1. It's 3 of and a half cups of white flour.
 2. It's 1 cup of and a half water.
 3. It's Half of a cup of black olives.
 4. Prepare Half of a cup of thyme.
 5. It's Half of a cup of grated cheese (mozzarella).
 6. Prepare 2 tablespoons of instant yeast.
 7. You need 1 tablespoon of sugar.
 8. Prepare 1 tablespoon of sugar.
Thyme Bread step by step
 1. Hear water to 100-110 f and add to yeast and sugar. Leave for four minutes..
 2. Add the yeast mixture to all other ingredients and knead well..
 3. Cover with a wet cloth and let the magic happen for two hours..
 4. Knead into loaves and bake in a pre-heated oven..
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CALL Scotland has written a guide to a well-hidden free Text to Speech facility in Microsoft Office 2010. It can speak selected text in Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OneNote.
Anyone who wants to listen to a lot is likely to prefer software with synchronised hi-liting, but this best kept secret would be particularly good for hearing occasional words.
The guide explains how to put a good-sized icon on the Ribbon.
To add a small icon for 'Speak' to the Quick Access Toolbar at the top of the Word screen:
- Click on the tiny icon 'Customise Quick Access Toolbar.
- Choose 'More Commands'.
- In 'Choose Commands from', choose 'All Commands'.
- In the big window called 'Separator', scroll down to find 'Speak' and click on it.
- Click on 'Add' in the middle of the screen to put it in your Quick Access Toolbar contents on the right.
- Click on OK.
Then, in your document, highlight text, click on the 'Speak Selected Text' icon and it will read it aloud.


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How do I create and manage multiple organizations in Zoho Books?
Zoho Books allows you to create multiple organizations under a single account.
To create a new organization:
- Click on your organization name present on the top-right corner and select the Manage option.
- In the page that follows, click on the New Organization button.
- Enter your organizational details in the New Organization form. Once you finish setting up, you will be taken to the dashboard of your new organization.
- If you wish to switch between your organizations, click on your organization name present on the top-right corner and choose the organization to which you would like to switch from the drop-down.


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Difference Between Appendix and Annex
appendixAre you planning to publish a project? Well it's pretty normal if you happen to get confused between are you supposed to add an appendix or an annex at the end of the project. Reading through this article would be a good idea if you're looking to clear out the differences between the two and make sure that your project is free from unwanted mistakes.
An annex is essentially part of the main text but is placed at the end separately so as to make the whole document clearer; whereas an appendix is essentially additional text which full fills the purpose of supplementing the main text. In a way one could say an annex can also be called an appendix but the same is not true for appendix.
An appendix basically contains data that cannot be placed in the main text. It is referenced in different parts of the main body and ideally should not be a stand alone document. A trick to remember this is that one is appending data to a document the aim of doing this is adding greater details and visual examples that would help in better understanding of the main text.
Annex basically could be considered a completely different document altogether very often called a stand alone document which could not be added to the original document but still holds great importance to the overall publication and thus it is important that it still is added. In general, for policy matters, the appendices are usually assumed to have been written by the original author of the document. The annexes, on the other hand, are usually assumed to have been written by an external party. When writing your project it is very important the information about the various sources that you have used while making the project whether you have copied it or modified it and then added it to the document. Also make sure you have proper copyright permissions.
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 1. it will be well understood if it is provided with some examples. theory is good but giving example will definitely help to understand and remeber for a long term.
 - I would think for example, a dissertation I am writing about a UN Summit….
 I will place the Declaration of Principles from the Summit in the Annex…this is a standalone document that under no circumstances would I place in the text…BUT it is highly relevant to the entire dissertation as a document — also, it wasn't written by me but by the Summit delegates…so I think then would go into an Annex…
 In the Appendix, I would maybe put something in that I wanted to clarify, maybe some more details of the theory behind the "conceptual framework" that I chose to use in order to analyze this Summit. Some people when they use formulas and stuff, will explain the details of how the formulas work in an Appendix…
 Additionally, sometimes raw data like a interview transcript would be in the Appendix if you are referring to an interview you conducted in the text, and want to show the quote in context, or refer the reader there for more details….
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Cigarette Gift Giving Practices in China: A Descriptive Analysis
The practice of gifting cigarettes is deeply rooted in Chinese culture and found throughout China regardless of economic or smoking status.1 The gifting of cigarettes, particularly premium brands, is considered both a sign of respect and a status symbol and is particularly common during holidays and other special occasions. The tobacco industry exploits these gift giving holidays, e.g., Spring and Fall Festival, by promoting their brands using festival values, such as, warmth, friendship, and celebration.2 These practices have contributed to the normalization of smoking in China and have be
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I am trying to draw an ellipse in Qt and the border on the edges goes thin in some places.
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Here is the code:
QPainter painter(this);
painter.setRenderHint(QPainter::Antialiasing, true);
painter.setPen(QPen(Qt::black, 3));
Any ideas? Thanks in advance.
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When painting a shape with an outline, you have to factor in the width of the pen. So in your case, change to this:
// Adjusted by 2 pixels because half your pen width is 1.5, but QRect is
// for integer types, so rounded up.
painter.drawEllipse(event->rect().adjusted( -2, -2, 2, 2 ) );
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