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Adjective: paid peyd
 1. Marked by the reception of pay
 2. Involving gainful employment in something often done as a hobby
 - nonrecreational
 3. Yielding a fair profit
 "This country has been recently concerned with the increase in paid employment among women";
 - gainful, paying
Verb: pay (paid) pey
 1. Give money, usually in exchange for goods or services
 - give
 3. Cancel or discharge a debt
 "pay up, please!";
 - pay up, ante up
 4. (investment) bring in
 "How much does this savings certificate pay annually?";
 - yield, bear
 5. Do or give something to somebody in return
 - pay off, make up, compensate
 6. Dedicate
 "pay attention to";
 - give, devote
 7. Be worth it
 "It pays to go through the trouble"
 8. Render
 "pay a visit"; "pay a call"
 10. Make a compensation for
 "a favour that cannot be paid back"
 11. Discharge or settle
 "pay a debt"; "pay an obligation"
See also: cashed, compensable, compensated, freelance, free-lance, fund, mercenary, paid-up, pay back, pay off, pay out, paying, post-free [Brit], postpaid, prepaid, professional, profitable, remunerated, remunerative, reply-paid, salaried, square, stipendiary
Antonym: unpaid
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Changing your Activity start‑up screen
This article will help you customize the default screen you see when starting up your Activity.
- From your Harmony touchscreen remote, tap the Menu icon.
- Next, tap Settings > Activities > Start‑up Screen.
- Tap the Activity you want to modify and select the new screen.
- Finally, tap Done to save your changes.
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Have you ever faced that awkward moment, when you sent an SMS to a wrong person and felt ashamed? I wish you have not! Be proactive and save yourself from such an embarrassing situation. We have an option available for you to get control over a sent message. You can still cancel the delivery of an SMS even when you have sent it. This thing happens on smartphones usually when you have installed message apps more than one, and they get conflicted.
No doubt, you can't cancel a sent message with an android system. So you need another system or more advance app to help you operate even when you have sent an SMS wrongly. And with the help of TigerText app you can make it happen! TigerText is an SMS app, which can be used in place of default SMS app of an android system. This is not like Whatsapp, so if your contacts can't have it they will still receive your text messages. So, stay relaxed when you are texting or doing some work, TigerText will help you in number of ways.
TigerText can help you protecting your messages as well as canceling of the sent SMS. Doesn't it sound like you are reading a dream come true type post? Do you want to know how does it work? Let's figure out:-
- Type your text after selecting new message.
- Now, send the message and long press when sending message
- You can now select the Recall option. This should be done before the opening and reading of the message by the recipient.
- This is the time you will see that green icon does not exist anymore, so the message was sent successfully.
So, tell us how you found TigerText. Did it work for you? Share you good or bad experiences in the comment section below.


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About the Norwegian Garnes name and the pronunciation:
Here in Norway we have at least two places called Garnes. They are not cities, but small places by the coastline. One close to the Bergen, and another close Ålesund. My family name origins from the latter. In Norwegian the name Garnes actually means something. "Gar" os "gard" means farm, and "nes" means headland. So it was as simple as a farm on some headland in the beginning. And since this is not so uncommon here, several places got the same name.
Now to the other spelling - "garnaas". This is actually another name, with another meaning and origin. "Garn" means "net", like in fishing net, but may also mean "yarn, thread, (knitting) wool, cotton (yarn)". "Aas" or "ås" means "hill" or "ridge", but may also mean "God" - the old norse gods that is.
There are around 4-5 places in Norway called "Garnaas" or "Garnås", and these are mainly located inland - not by the coast like the "garnes" farms. This may point in the direction of knitting wool and not fishing net, but this is only guessing. Maybe some norwegian called Garnaas can help?
The letter å (an a with a ring on top) is sometimes written as "aa", and I _think_ americans could say "aww" or "awe" to get the pronunciation correct.
426 norwegians are called Garnes 68 norwegians are called Garnås 43 norwegians are called Garnaas


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Definition of stickleback
v. t. - Any one of numerous species of small fishes of the genus Gasterosteus and allied genera. The back is armed with two or more sharp spines. They inhabit both salt and brackish water, and construct curious nests. Called also sticklebag, sharpling, and prickleback. 2
The word "stickleback" uses 11 letters: A B C C E I K K L S T.
No direct anagrams for stickleback found in this word list.
Words formed by adding one letter before or after stickleback (in bold), or to abcceikklst in any order:
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All words formed from stickleback by changing one letter
Browse words starting with stickleback by next letter


Ever thought of using braids in magic? When it comes to binding, most of us only consider knots. But braids can be used for the same purpose. The same way you can bind power, beads and other things in a knot, you can weave it into a braid.
One example of a power braid is that where you'd tie 9 knots to a rhyme, you can braid 9 strands, and maybe add 9 beads with even intervals. Just in case you'd like to have those points to refer to. One positive thing about using braids is that a braid is something you can wear in your hair, without having to cut it off afterwards. They also attract less attention, if you prefer not to be public about what you do. If you're not familiar with braiding, here are a couple of examples of techniques.
3 strands
5 strands
You can use the same technique for any odd number of strands (7, 9, 11, 13, 15 and so on).
10 strands/5 loops
You can use the same technique for any odd number of loops (7, 9, 11, 13, 15 and so on), but it gets harder after 9 since you only have ten fingers.
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text: A parametric study of the effects of binary interaction parameter and real-gas equations of state on the high pressure vapor-liquid equilibrium of nitrogen-n-dodecane system was carried out. Different values of the binary interaction parameter reported in literature, including one which depends on temperature, were employed in different equations of state to predict the vapor-liquid equilibrium as a function of ambient pressure and temperature. The findings were compared against the available experimental values reported in literature. Constant values of binary interaction parameter, estimated based on temperature dependent values, are demonstrated to predict the experimentally observed vapor-liquid equilibrium values accurately. The Peng-Robinson equation of state and an average binary interaction parameter were demonstrated to predict the vapor-liquid equilibrium over a wide range of temperature and pressures for nitrogen-n-dodecane binary system.


How can I use Voice dialing on my Nokia device (Series 40 phones)?
 1. Press and hold the right selection key to activate Voice dialing. For the first time, you will be prompted to train voice recognition.
 2. After the training, press and hold the right selection key, the device will beep and a short tone is played.
 3. Say the voice command clearly. If the voice recognition is successful, a list with matches is shown. The device plays the voice command of the match on the top of the list. After about 1.5 seconds, the device dials the number. You can also quit at any time during the dialing process.


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There is no legitimate reason why women can't be sushi chefs, but plenty of excuses and old wives' tales abound in the male-dominated world of raw fish. Here, we recount the top reasons given to us by men as to why women and raw fish don't gel:
5. Because women menstruate: In an interview with the WSJ, Yoshikazu Ono, the son of Jiro Ono who runs the three-starred Michelin restaurant Sukiyabashi Jiro in Tokyo, says:
"The reason is because women menstruate. To be a professional means to have a steady taste in your food, but because of the menstrual cycle women have an imbalance in their taste, and that's why women can't be sushi chefs."
4. Because women wear makeup and perfume: These interfere with olfactory senses when preparing sushi.
3. Because women can't handle the work: Sushi involves hard labor, including gutting and slicing fish, working long hours and taking the last train home.
2. Because women have smaller hands: That messes up the size of the nigiri (mound of rice upon which the fish is placed).
1. And the number one reason: Because women's hands are too warm, which makes the rice too warm.
Needless to say, all of these reasons are bogus, folks.
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When writing a PowerShell script, you are typically doing "something" with "something" and getting a result based on this "doing".
This is all well and good, but after you have gotten your result what do you do with the data? Two common scenarios are writing the result either to the screen or to a file. If the script is doing a lot of calculations, it's quite common to also give the user some kind of feedback while it's working, to indicate that it's actually doing what it's suppose to do and that it haven't stalled.
I have written a few blog post before about using a progress bar to give users visual feedback during long-running scripts. But after one of these posts, Brenton Blawat made me aware that using Write-Progress has it's price on overall script execution time. I was aware that writing anything to the screen is associated with some kind of overhead, but I decided to do some tests to see exactly how much overhead are generated doing different kinds of interaction to either the screen or when writing results to a file.
I wrote a script performing the following tests:
- Test 1 (m1) – The baseline. This test is just performing an easy calculation, but is otherwise not doing anything with the results.
- Test 2 (m2) – This test is using Write-Host to write the result of the calculations to the screen.
- Test 3 (m3) – This test is using Write-Output to write the output of the calculations.
- Test 4 (m4) – This test is saving the results of the calculations to an Array.
- Test 5 (m5) – This test is saving the results of the calculations to an ArrayList.
- Test 6 (m6) – This test is using Write-Progress to create a progress bar while doing the calculations.
- Test 7 (m7) – This test is writing the result of the calculations to a file, doing file writes after each calculation.
- Test 8 (m8) – This test is writing the results of the calculations to a file, but only writing the file after all the calculations are done. In the meantime the results are saved in an ArrayList.
I ran the script, using Measure-Command to take the measurement data, a total of 10 times; 5 times in PowerShell ISE and 5 times from the PowerShell console.
I then calculated the average value of each of the 5 runs per test, so that I could see if it made any difference whether the script was run in ISE or the console.
This is a chart of the result of my testing:
And here a a table of the average data that I collected. All values are in milliseconds.
What surprised me the most was that, although running the script in the console was marginally faster in almost all cases, the Write-Progress cmdlet was significantly slower in the console compared to running it in the ISE.
Other than that I think most of the results were as expected.
I think the lessons learned can be summed up thus:
- Use Write-Output instead of Write-Host
- Use ArrayList instead of Array
- Use as few disk writes as possible
- Only use Write-Progress if you absolutely must
This is the test script I used in case you want to test for yourself:


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Abstract: The Good Gambler: State Regulation and Public Debates on Futures Trading in British India and Germany, _PHONE_
Debates about the legitimacy of futures trading were omnipresent in the highly integrated world economy of the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. In this paper, we compare those debates in Germany and British India, two countries that were extremely diverse in their economic and political context and in the way they regulated futures trading. Germany was the first country worldwide to ban futures trading in selected commodities, while it remained largely unregulated in British India. Despite the formally different outcomes, we show that the respective debates resembled each other in many ways: in both countries futures exchanges were private organizations controlled by a small and in many ways privileged group of traders. In both countries these minorities were based on social ties and de facto controlled access to futures markets. Both groups were also faced with criticism because they were able to realize profits that a majority of people had no access to. Reviewing the debates we show that the main issue was not the legitimacy of futures trading but rather the distribution conflicts among the various interest groups that were engaged in futures trading.


Coronavirus: Single parents at greater risk of job insecurity as half report poor mental health
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Single parents are twice as likely to have poor mental health, compared with other family types, according to new research. Photo: Getty
Single parents in the UK are at greater risk of job insecurity as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, new research from Gingerbread and the Institute for Employment Studies (IES) has found.
As COVID-19 hit the UK in early 2020 single parents were less financially secure and on lower incomes than other family types, with mothers in coupled households earning almost twice as much per week as single mothers.
Nearly half (46%) of single parents worked in routine occupations compared to 26% of coupled parents. Routine occupations — also classed as semiand unskilled work — in retail, hotels and restaurants have been hit hard by the pandemic with lockdown closures causing many employers to cut hours and jobs.
Single parents are also twice as likely to have a zero hours contract as other family types which puts them at greater risk of job insecurity.
As many roles shifted to working from home during the first national lockdown, only 22% of single parents were able to move to remote working, compared to 35% of coupled parents, creating greater childcare challenges as schools and nurseries closed.
READ MORE: Parents hit hardest by lockdown energy costs in UK
Some 30% of single parents were furloughed under the government's Job Retention scheme (30%) compared to 21% of parents in a partnership, further reflecting single parents' caring responsibilities and highlighting that they are more likely to work in sectors affected by lockdown. It is more likely that these sectors will experience further job losses as businesses in England are hit by the second lockdown, due to last until 2 December.
Single parents were twice as likely to have poor mental health, compared with other family types, both immediately before and in the early stages of the pandemic. Overall 51% of single parents reported having depression, bad nerves or anxiety, compared with 27% of coupled parents.
Single parents reported experienced an 'impossible balancing act', as they struggled with making "constant trade-offs" between their work and caring responsibilities.
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Worries about job security, the ability to secure new work, uncertainty around work requirements and formal and informal childcare availability, have made planning for the future impossible for single parents with many respondents feeling that "the unique challenges facing them had not been sufficiently accounted for in policy and guidelines developed."
Single parent charity Gingerbread is calling on the government to do more to support single parents during the coronavirus pandemic. The charity is urging the government to change policy to help single parents to stay in work by allowing them to access the furlough scheme where they need to do so for their caring responsibilities such as when a child needs to isolate.
Gingerbread is also calling on the government to make the Test and Trace Isolation Grant available to parents on low incomes who cannot work when their children are sent home from childcare or school to self-isolate.
READ MORE: Coronavirus: UK'sleepwalking' into long-term debt crisis
Laura Dewar, policy and research at Gingerbread, said: "Single parents have been hit hard by the COVID-19 Crisis. Our research has shown that during the previous Lockdown single parents faced 'an impossible balancing act'. As the sole breadwinner and carer single parents having a job is vital for their family income and the financial security of their children.
"The government must to do more to support single parent families as we start the second lockdown. Single parents must be better supported to stay in work, find new work or re-train."
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By definition, the floor is the channel that streams the active speaker. What you need to know on VoiceBoxer is that:
 - The active speaker always speaks on the floor, regardless their language selection
 - Each language channel will stream the floor until the interpretation booths are engaged in a target language
 - The assignment of a language to the floor is based on the interpreters selection of a target language and it works by exclusion. As an example, in a English-French-Spanish event, when the English-French interpreter targets French and the English-Spanish interpreter targets Spanish, then the platform knows that the floor must be English (ie. the language that is not being fed by an interpreter)
 - If you listen to the floor, you can still use the chat translation functionality. The translation will work towards the language that has been identified as floor language


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Firefighter clothing is known to restrict movement and increase the risk of musculoskeletal injury. The aim of this study was to investigate dierences between clothing variations and firefighter mobility. Data were collected from eight firefighters using a randomized counterbalanced, repeated measures, design. Three dierent clothing variants (V1–V3) in addition to current station wear (S) were trialed. Combinations of S and V1 (SV1) and V2 (SV2) were also trialed. Outcome measures included: standing reach height; the Functional Movement Screen [FMS]; vertical jump; a visual analogue scale [VAS] for the FMS, vertical jump, step ups and crawl; and a mannequin sketch to mark
areas of discomfort. V3 was preferred over S in all tasks and performed better both objectively (FMS and vertical jump) and subjectively (VAS scores). While V1 was typically associated with poorer performance, the impacts of V1 and V2 when compared to each other and S varied depending on the tasks performed. This variation was greater when V1 or V2 were worn with S (SV1 and SV2). Areas of discomfort across all variations was the knees, followed by the thighs. Clothing that has the least impact on, or improves, mobility (especially around the lower limbs) may help reduce firefighter injury and limit subjective discomfort.


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Check out this new article Wizards of the Coast posted recently:
The Talking Door
The tall, wide, and stout front door of the Inn of the Dripping Dagger in Waterdeep is centuries old, though it has been replaced over the years, board by board and metal plate by metal plate, as various parts of it have worn out. For all this time, it has been an unusually large, but counterweighted and easily opened, front door—nothing more. Now, however, it has begun to whisper short and menacing sentences. Why? What do its cryptic utterances mean?


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The definition of gruesome is something unpleasant or causing horror.(adjective)
An example of something that would be described as gruesome is a violent murder scene.
See gruesome in Webster's New World College Dictionary
Origin: < dial. grue, to shudder (< ME gruwen, akin to MHG < IE base *ĝhreu-, to grind down > grit) + -some
See gruesome in American Heritage Dictionary 4
Origin: Obsolete grue, to shudder (from Middle English gruen, from Middle Dutch grūwen or Middle Low German gruwen)
Origin: + -some1.
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In this guide, I'm going to show you how to create a cart value booster based on your free shipping threshold.
Note: This tutorial will only work if:
 - You're using Shopify and have installed the latest version of our app
 - You have a free shipping threshold (this is probably obvious)
Step 1:
Create a new campaign in your Wisepops account.
Step 2:
Drag and drop a text block into your popup.
Step 3:
Copy and paste the following piece of code into your block:
{{ X | minus: cart.total_price | round: 2 }}
Replace the "X" with your own free shipping threshold.
When the popup is displayed, this section will be replaced with the value that your visitor needs to add to his cart to get free shipping.
Step 4:
Add the text around the dynamic block.
Your should end up with something like this:
Step 5:
In Display > Page, create the following rule:
Step 6:
In Display > Ecommerce, add the following rule (replace 100 with your own free shipping threshold):
And you're done!
Here's what the final result looks like on our own store (hope you don't mind the Pokemon):
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carnage /kάɚnɪdʒ/ : 大量虐殺
原義はラテン語のcarnaticum (動物を屠ること)です。同義語はmassacre, genocide, mass murderです。
Carnage means "killing many people during war". The etymology comes from carnem (meat). The original meaning is Latin carnaticum (slaughter of animals). Its synonyms are massacre, genocide and mass murder. Let's see examples of carnage.
In the Middle Ages, Europeans carried out carnage to Native Americans and Indigenous Australians. During WW2, Nazis carried out carnage to Jewish people.
carnal /kάɚnl/ : 肉体の
Carnal means "relating to one's body". The etymology comes from carnis (of the meat). The original meaning is Latin carnalis (natural). Its synonym is sensual. Let's see example sentences of carnal.
All human has carnal desire for species preservation (or conservation). Female's plump body excite male's carnal desire. It is unwise to live only for carnal pleasure.
carnation /kɑɚnéɪʃən/ : カーネーション
Carnation means "a red flower". The etymology comes from caro (meat). The original meaning is Latin carnationem (meat).
Carnation is the perennial plant which makes bright red flowers. It is indigenous to from Southern Europe to Mediterranean coasts in Western Asia. In Islamic countries where the worship of idols are banned, they use a carnation as Arabesque's patterns. The red carnation's flower language is "the love for mother", and so Japan has the culture where children gives red carnation to their mother in Mother's Day.
carnival /kάɚnəv(ə)l/ : 謝肉祭・カーニバル
carnivalは「謝肉祭」を意味し、語源はcaro(肉)とlavare(離れる)に由来します。原義はラテン語のcarne vale (肉よ、さらば！)です。
Carnival means "a kind of festival". The etymology comes from caro (meat) and lavera (to leave). The original meaning is Latin carne vale (meat, farewell!).
Carnival is a festival hold before Lent (click here for more detail of Lent). During Lent, people should have an abstemious diet, so they eat meat as they like in Carnival. Carnival literally means festival to "say farewell to meat". During carnival, people have a fancy dress parade or events of throwing sweets and flowers. After carnival, Lent begins, and people have a simple meal until the Easter after 40 days.
carnivore /kάɚnəv'ɔɚ/ : 肉食動物
Carnivore means "animals which feed on other animals". The etymology comes from caro (meat) and vorare (devour).
Carnivore is an animal that feed on other animals. Carnivorous animals eat meat and organs, which is easily digested, and so their digestive organs have more simpler structure than those of herbivorous animals. Carnivores eat animals similar to themselves, so they can take enough nourishment and salt.
However, carnivores have difficulty with getting their foods. Animals preyed by carnivores are always running away, so they have to maintain an ability to catch them. Otherwise, carnivores will starve to death.
incarnation /ìnkɑɚnéɪʃən/ : 受肉
Incarnation means "the act of God forming into a human". The etymology comes from in (within) and caro (meat). The original meaning is Latin incarnationem (the act of being made flesh).
Incarnation is the act of God coming in the form of human. Especially in Christianity, incarnation means that the God's child, Christ appear as human named Jesus.
reincarnation /rìːìnkɑɚnéɪʃən/ : 転生・輪廻
Reincarnation means "living again after one's death". The etymology comes from re (again) and incarnation (forming into flesh).
Reincarnation means to living things died live again after their death. The idea of reincarnation exist not only in Buddhism, but also in Hindu and Jainism. Buddhism regard reincarnation as suffering, and their goal is to be liberated from it.
In recent Japan, reincarnation is used in fantasy novels. Reincarnation to another world is the popular genre in a certain novel-sharing website. It is common story that uncool NEET or shut-in people are suddenly hit by a truck, reincarnate into cool and competent guy, and get popular with many young women.


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


Canopy Layer
Canopy Layer
The Canopy Layer is the second highest layer of the rainforest.
This is where most of the trees grow to, at around 30-45 metres high.
As most trees grow to this height in the rainforest, the leaves tend to overlap each other and the branches tend to wind around each other.
As the leaves of the trees in the Canopy Layer are so thick and big, and overlap each other so much, they block a lot of sunlight going down below.
However, these trees themselves get lots of sunlight.
This layer sees lots of fruit and nuts growing on them, which means lots of rainforest animals live her.
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How fast can a Beagle run?
 Beagles have been used for hunting from centuries and the reason behind this is not else than their running speed.Later they were being used for gaming purposes like dog race.They have been developed by breeders to be smaller in size and faster in speed.Running speed of a dog varies dog to dog.It also depends upon the condition,previous training,health and the circumstances in which his running speed is being measured.Beagles are also thought to be bred with Greyhounds to improve their running abilities.Average running speed for a Beagle is considered to be around 25-30 mph or 40-48 km/h.
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Packaging Component
d_packaging component (compare with d_Component and d_Package)
A Packaging Component is an element that appears very similar to a Component in a diagram but behaves as a Package in the Project Browser (that is, it can be version controlled and can contain other Packages and elements). It is typically used in Component diagrams.
In the Project Browser, the three elements display as shown below:
The Component element cannot contain child Packages or Packaging Components.
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The sea as a symbol in the awakening
The awakening is a novel full of symbolism symbols in the awakening ocean, gulf, or sea: the ocean is a symbol of both freedom and escape edna remembers the kentucky fields of her childhood as an ocean. The awakening symbols topics: piano when edna is unable to rationalize her old and new selves, she surrenders her life to the sea as an escape from domestic compliance and solitary freedom. Usually, 'the sea' is used as a symbol in literature to represent life and its hardships the sea, with its daunting width and depth, simply stands for life itself. Detailed information on kate chopin's the awakening: characters, setting, questions for students, scholars, and readers katechopinorg the kate chopin of the awakening traces the heroine's emotional journey, exploring her relationships with friends, lovers, and the sea. Start studying the awakening questions learn vocabulary, terms, and more with flashcards, games, and other study tools search create log in sign up log in sign up 64 terms katiecoogan the sea is a symbol of edna's awakening.
In kate chopin's the awakening the symbols in the awakening english literature essay print reference this published: 23rd march the second symbol to be analyzed is the frequent appearance of the ocean/sea of all the symbols in the novel. This essay symbols in the awakening and other 63,000+ term papers whereas a symbol as complicated as the sea symbols are message within a word that must be analyzed to discover in the awakening. Essay/term paper: the awakening's symbolic significance of the sea essay, term paper, research paper: kate chopin. In kate chopin's the awakening, edna develops her sense of self through her discovery of freedom in the powerful presence of the sea ultimately, the sea serves as a symbol of edna's desired solitude and freedom and as the influence that allows her to achieve an authentic sense of individuality.
Quotes from kate chopin's novel, the awakening (1899) 'the awakening' quotes search the site go literature quotations funny quotes love quotes the voice of the sea is seductive, never ceasing, whispering, clamoring, murmuring, inviting the soul to wander in abysses of solitude all along. Get everything you need to know about the sea in the awakening analysis, related quotes, timeline.
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The sea as a symbol in the awakening
Symbols are everywhere in literature, including kate chopin's feminist novella ''the awakening'' in this lesson, learn about a couple of the. 236 quotes from kate chopin: 'the voice of the sea speaks to the soul','she wanted something to happen - something, anything: she did not know what', and 'perhaps it is better to wake up after all ― kate chopin, the awakening.
- On one hand the sea is a symbol of empowerment in the awakening in the sea, edna learns to swim (and, by extension, learns that she does in fact have control over her own body.
- Symbolism and imagery i specifically focused on the symbolism the mentioning of birds, the sea and romanticism portrayed in the novel the posts i created serve the purpose of contributing analysis on the major themes and symbolism portrayed in the awakening.
- Author: rich christie the sea is an important element in the awakening by kate chopin the story is rich in description and detail and uses metaphoric symbols and foreshadowing.
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Role modelling and its impact on the self-development of academics
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Academics in higher education are expected by their institutions to enhance their self-development. Role modelling is a means by which academics may achieve pertinent self-development goals. The focus of this chapter is to explore how role modelling can be used in this regard. Through a comprehensive literature review, the dynamics of role modelling in the context of higher education is explored. The author discusses the intricate processes involved in how role modelling can positively influence the personal and professional development of academics. Theoretical perspectives of professional identity construction through role modelling are examined. The author presents the position that academics will utilise role models for personal and professional development throughout their careers. In this context, the processes of role model selection are examined, and the theoretical underpinnings guiding the achievement of self-developmental goals are discussed. The author concludes that role modelling can be applied as an avenue to personal and professional development for academics. The author also proposes practical recommendations to facilitate role modelling interventions within the context of higher education and suggests avenues for future research.


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Tuber: A lump or bump. For example, the backward protrusion of the heel is called the tuber calcanei or, alternatively, the tuberosity of the calcaneus. Small tubers are a characteristic finding in tuberculosis, and tubers in the brain are seen in tuberous sclerosis.
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Using "Capture Current State" to Automate Dimensions with iLogic.
iLogic in 2021 introduces the ability to add dimensions to drawings and to capture the state of selected geometry on a drawing view.
In this example I'm going to show you how to create a linear dimension. In the image below I have named some faces (right click on practically any geometry and select "Assign Name"), using the new tools in iLogic, I can now easily place a linear dimension between these 2 faces.
In the drawing environment, simply select the geometry you wish to use and then right click and choose "iLogic" then "Capture Current State".
The information that you need is now copied to your iLogic clipboard.
Note that if you have not already named the geometry, you can still "Capture Current State" from the drawing, you will be prompted by Inventor, letting you know that the underlying geometry is going to be edited.
In a new iLogic, rule, simply paste in the info about the 2 lines from my iLogic clipboard (purple). Note that we have pulled through Face 1 and Face 2.
Next navigate to the new "Drawings" section of the snippets and double click on "Linear Dimension".
Delete the first 3 lines as they are not needed (the are duplicates of the info from our clipboard)
The last line of code looks like this, we need to replace "namedGeometry1" with the information from Face1 and Face2.
Dim linDim1 = genDims.AddLinear("Dimension 1", VIEW1.SheetPoint(0.5, -0.1), namedGeometry1)
If we just put in Face1 we will get something like this, just as if we had chosen Face1 in the interface.
Dim linDim1 = genDims.AddLinear("Dimension 1", VIEW1.SheetPoint(0.5, -0.1), Face1)
If we include Face1 and Face2, we get the following:
Dim linDim1 = genDims.AddLinear("Dimension 1", VIEW1.SheetPoint(0.5, -0.1), Face1, Face2)
Here's the full code that I used to get the linear dimension between Face1 and Face2:
Dim Sheet_1 = ThisDrawing.Sheets.ItemByName("Sheet:1")
Dim VIEW1 = Sheet_1.DrawingViews.ItemByName("VIEW1")
Dim Face2 = VIEW1.GetIntent("Face2")
Dim Face1 = VIEW1.GetIntent("Face1")
Dim genDims = Sheet_1.DrawingDimensions.GeneralDimensions
Dim linDim1 = genDims.AddLinear("Dimension 1", VIEW1.SheetPoint(0.5, -0.1),Face1,Face2)


What is Moling?
Moling is a trenchless method of laying pipes or cables underground, where a pneumatically driven machine known as an Impact Mole forces a path through the ground, displacing soil rather than removing it.
Impact Moles come in all sizes, from 25mm diameters up to around 63mm in diameter. We will pick the appropriate size Mole for your project, and it tends to be a quick and simple way to install smaller pipes underground.
Impact Moling Specialists
If you have a job that you think might require impact moling, call or email us and we'll be able to discuss whether moling or directional drilling might be able to save you money, time and hassle.
Drilling/Moling vs. Trenching
Even when there are no obstacles in the path where you want to lay pipe, and the condition of the ground doesn't matter too much (e.g. a field), it can still often be quicker and cheaper to use an impact mole rather than an open trench.
We can install anything up to 100 meters in a day, and have achieved up to 20 meters in a single 'shot' (in perfect conditions), but more usually we work to a distance of 10 meters to keep deviation to a minimum.
Advantages of Precision Drilling
 - Minimum disruption (to road, rail or pedestrian traffic)
 - Usually cheaper
 - Usually quicker
 - Relatively environmentally friendly (e.g. reduced CO2 emissions)
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A car is considered antique by the Antique Automobile Club of America if it is 25 years old or older, so a 1970 pickup truck would be considered an antique. U.S. Customs rules also consider a car that is 25 years old or older to be classic or antique.Continue Reading
U.S. Customs dates a car's age from its date of manufacture. For an item other than a car to be considered antique, U.S. Customs requires the item to be over 100 years old.
The term "antique" generally refers to any older collectible item. The term originated from a French word. The term "vintage" suggests a particular year or era of production, and is often used in combination with that era, such as "a vintage 1950s chair" or "a vintage 1958 teapot." The term "vintage" is used much more loosely than "antique" in the collectibles trade. The term vintage also comes from the French, and was originally applied to wine ("vin" in French) to denote the year of its production. A wine's vintage is always attached to the year of its production, such as a 1988 Bordeaux. In classifying a 1970 pickup truck, it is correct to use the word "antique," although "vintage 1970 pickup truck" is also accurate.Learn more about Car Makes & Models


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Leche Merengada
Origin: Spain
Leche merengada
Leche merengada or Spanish milk shake is a typical Spanish drink made with milk, egg whites and sweetened with sugar and aromatized with cinnamon. It's served very cold and in some cases part of the drink is frozen and with a texture similar to snow, making it the perfect summer drink. This is why it's normally served in ice-cream parlors in Spanish cities and "horchaterias" (shops where horchata, a typical Valencia drink, is sold in Valencia).
We don't know much about the origins of this popular drink, however it's a favorite of our grandparents, parents and children. It's normally consumed in summer as it's very refreshing.
Many children have among some of their fondest memories, those of when their grandparents took them to the town or neighborhood ice-cream parlor for a cone or a glass of leche merengada and would tell of their week's adventure while their faces and hair got smeared with the dessert.
Not only is leche merengada a tradition in itself, it also has it's own song:
Tengo una vaca lechera
no es una vaca cualquiera.
Me da leche merengada,
¡Ay! que vaca tan salada
Tolón, tolón. Tolón, tolón.
If you want to know the meaning of this song and many others we suggest a Spanish course in Spain. Songs and food are a great way of learning the Spanish language and they are often used as topics on such language courses.
In reality, this drink is considered a milk shake with egg white, although the basic recipe doesn't change, there are some variations. For instance, some cooks add a few espresso drops, lemon juice drops or vanilla. The recipe is really somewhere in between a milkshake and a milk sorbet. Often Spanish mothers will prepare the drink in the morning so that it has enough time to cool in the fridge or freezer before their children tuck into it. After a glass of it though, you might be thinking of making some more in the evening for the next day too!
Leche merengada has been one of the most popular and in demand drink in cafes in Madrid since the end of the 18th century and has appeared in many novels as summer drinks or ice-creams consumed by character, an example of this is Jacinto y Fortuna by Pérez-Galdós. Today it is still a staple recipe for any good Spanish cook book.
Fortunately, like many other Spanish food recipes, leche merengada is easy to make and uses common and easy to find ingredients. This means that it is a great one to make everyday or for special occasions. Furthermore, the ingredients are normally inexpensive which is great if you are on a tight budget yet still want to enjoy a little taste of Spanish cuisine.
Leche Merengada | Spanish Milk Shake
Leche Merengada
Ingredients (6 portions):
 - 1 liter of milk
 - 4 egg whites
 - 300 grams of sugar
 - 1 cinnamon branch
 - 1 lemon peel
 - a pinch of powdered cinnamon
 - Boil the milk for 5 minutes with the lemon's peel, the cinnamon branch and 250 grams.
 - Turn the stove off and let it cool
 - While the milk cools whisk the egg whites until they form peaks, you can add a few lemon drops, though it's not mandatory.
 - Add the remaining 50 grams of sugar and little by little pour the cold milk on the -meringue through a strainer
 - Put in the fridge if you want it liquid or in the freezer if you want to achieve an ice-cream like texture.
Some people leave the milkshake in the freezer for much longer in tubs so that it turns into ice cream. This means that the drink can serve as a dessert as well. In fact, you will find that a number of ice cream parlours in Spain do in fact have leche merengada ice cream in sale. Why not have a scoop!
Naturally, as an ice cold drink, this is perfect for hot summer days in Spain. But when you make it into an ice cream, it makes a great accompaniment to a piece of warm cake or tart, and can therefore be consumed all year round!


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Function: verb 1: to utter a sudden loud cry 2: to utter in a loud voice - shout·ernoun synonymsSHOUT, SHRIEK, SCREECH mean to utter a loud cry. SHOUT suggests any kind of loud cry that is meant to be heard either far away or above other noise . SHRIEK suggests a high-pitched, shrill cry that is a sign of strong feeling . SCREECH suggests a drawn-out shriek that is usually without words and is very harsh and unpleasant .


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Mrs. Dixon's Home Page » Treasure Key
In Dixon Den we have special keys that allow students to bring in a "treasure" to share with the class. Much like show and tell, the first grader with the key stands up in front of the class to tell all about the treasure he/she has brought to share. The holder of the key should be able to tell why the item is a treasure to him/her and be able to tell important information about the treasure. If your child brings home the key, please help him/her to choose something interesting to share with our class. Some good ideas include: a few pictures or a souvenir from a recent trip, part of a collection, pictures of a pet, a favorite book, a special or unusual gift, or something from nature. Help your first grader put the key and the treasure in his/her backpack that evening so nothing will be forgotten the next morning. In order to share, a child must bring both the treasure and the key. Dixon Den first graders look forward to their turn with the key! It gives them an opportunity to practice speaking in front of a group and it makes them feels special!
Amy Dixon's Site
Mott Road Elementary School
7173 Mott Road
Fayetteville, NY 13066


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Certificat de formation à la sécurité
The Certificat de formation à la sécurité (CFS) (in English Safety training certificate) is the French national degree required to be flight attendant in France. It replaces the Certificat de Sécurité Sauvetage (CSS) since the 16th of July 2008. It consists of a theoretical and a practical part, each of them contains teaching in aviation safety and first aid.
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Definitions for pericope
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word pericope
A section of text forming a coherent thought, suitable for use in a speech.
A passage of Scripture to be read in public worship or a book containing such passages.
Origin: From late Latin pericope, from Greek περικοπή 'section', from peri- + κοπή 'cutting', from κόπτειν 'to cut'.
a selection or extract from a book; especially (Theol.), a selection from the Bible, appointed to be read in the churches or used as a text for a sermon
Origin: [L., section of a book, Gr. ; peri' around + to cut.]
A pericope in rhetoric is a set of verses that forms one coherent unit or thought, suitable for public reading from a text, now usually of sacred scripture. Manuscripts, often illuminated, called Pericopes, are normally abbreviated Gospel Books only containing the sections of the Gospels required for the Masses of the liturgical year. Notable examples, both Ottonian, are the Pericopes of Henry II and the Salzburg Pericopes. Lectionaries are normally made up of pericopes containing the Epistle and Gospel readings for the liturgical year. A pericope consisting of passages from different parts of a single book, or from different books of the Bible, and linked together into a single reading is called a concatenation or composite reading.
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I'm developing a sinatra app, and I'd like to test it using cucumber and watir. My problem is that I'm not sure how to set up my env.rb file to run the sinatra app, all the examples I've found use webrat or capybara or something else that isn't watir. Is there a way to start my sinatra app from cucumber without using webrat or another testing framework that isn't watir, or should I just start my sinatra app manually before running my tests?
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env.rb executes an arbitrary Ruby code as a part of Cucumber setup, so you should be able to start your app or do whatever else you need. Try:
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Having said that, it might not be the most logical place to do. An automated build cycle for a web app usually consists of the following steps:
 1. Build: compile, copy necessary files, package a binary, etc.
 2. Run unit tests
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Cucumber and Watir are all about Step 4; therefore, env.rb usually starts a browser. What you are trying to do belongs logically in Step 3, IMHO.
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Set Gutenberg Block Display Based Upon An iMember360 Conditional
Select a conditional to control Gutenberg block display
Steps to select a conditional to control Gutenberg block display
 1. Within the Gutenberg editor select the block to show the block settings in the settings sidebar. Navigate to the iMember360 tab and expand it if necessary.
 2. From the Control mode drop down ensure Conditional is selected.
 3. From the Display if the conditional evaluates drop down select whether the conditional needs to evaluate as True or False to display the block.
 4. From the Conditional drop down select the required conditional to be evaluated.
 Active conditionals are shown in the drop down with the suffix of (publish).
 5. Once the settings have been completed ensure Publish or Update is clicked to save the configuration.


You can use RemoveNodes to remove one or more nodes that should no longer participate in the cluster.
Before removing a node, you must remove all drives the node contains using the RemoveDrives method. You cannot remove a node until the RemoveDrives process has completed and all data has been migrated away from the node. After you remove a node, it registers itself as a pending node. You can add the node again or shut it down (shutting the node down removes it from the pending node list).
Cluster master node removal
If you use RemoveNodes to remove the cluster master node, the method might time out before returning a response. If the method call fails to remove the node, make the method call again. Note that if you are removing the cluster master node along with other nodes, you should use a separate call to remove the cluster master node by itself.
This method has the following input parameter:
Name Description Type Default value Required
nodes List of NodeIDs for the nodes to be removed. integer array None Yes
Return value
This method has no return value.
Request example
Requests for this method are similar to the following example:
 "method": "RemoveNodes",
 "params": {
 "nodes" : [3,4,5]
 "id" : 1
Response example
This method returns a response similar to the following example:
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What does the name Diesel mean? The meaning of the name Diesel is Diminutive Form Of Matthias Or Dietrich. The origin of the name Diesel is German. This is the culture in which the name originated, or in the case of a word, the language.
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At this point of time 90-95% of Maize is grown under film in Ireland.
The use of film allows maize to be sown 2 – 3 weeks earlier than conventional open crops. Sowing under film creates a micro climate when the plant can be challenged during the first few weeks. This helps to develop a much larger root system which will increase yield and bring harvest date forward. Trial results and experience have shown that certain maize hybrids are more suited to sowing under film than others. Planting dates and growing location should determine the maturity of hybrid to be sown. Other features such as high relative yield and standing ability can identify the appropriate hybrid to be grown.


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Eligibility Criteria for MT-CET 2013
The general eligibility criteria for taking admission into various government medical colleges across Maharashtra through MT-CET are given below:
- The candidate must be an Indian Citizen.
- Persons of Indian Origin (PIO) / Non Resident Indian (NRI)/overseas citizen of India (OCI) are not eligible.
- The candidate must be born on or before 31st December 1995 to be eligible to appear for MT-CET 2013.
- The candidate must be medically fit and must submit a certificate of medical fitness at the time of Preference form filling as per perform.
- The candidate must have successfully cleared the SSC or equivalent examination from an Institution situated in the state of Maharashtra.
- The candidate must have passed the qualifying examination i.e. Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC / 12th Standard) or equivalent examination, from an Institution situated in the State of Maharashtra with English, Physics, Chemistry and Biology (Botany & Zoology) at the time of admission.
- A candidate belonging to open category must have obtained not less than 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English.
- A candidate belonging to constitutional reservation must have obtained not less than 40% marks in Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English.
- Candidate should have passed 12th class examination of Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent exams with minimum 50% marks and in case of candidates of Backward categories (only for Maharashtra State) with minimum of 45% marks and Candidate should have a positive AIEEE Score.
- Completed State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent examination with subjects English, Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.
Paper Pattern for MT-CET 2013
The MT-CET is a single-stage entrance exam divided into 3 papers. Each paper is of 100 marks and the duration for the papers is one and half hour. The paper consists of different subjects, comprising of questions from physics, chemistry, botany, zoology and mathematics.
- Paper I: -It has a total of 100 marks and the paper consists of physics and chemistry.
- Paper II: -It has a total of 100 marks and the paper consists of botany and zoology.
- Paper III: -It has a total of 100 marks and the paper consists of mathematics.


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We're very proud of the Dutch score in the Global Innovation Index 2013. In the table below you can see the ranking of all countries. The Netherlands scored a 4th place with an innovation score of 61.1 points.
- Switzerland is leading the score;
- The United Kingdom beats the Netherlands (but only with 0.1 point);
- The Netherlands is more innovative than the USA and Germany.
Let's focus on the Netherlands: what are the strengths and weaknesses? In the next table you find the different indicators used to identify the weaknesses and strengths of innovations in the Netherlands.
Things you might notice:
- Online e-participation and online creativity is very high (99.2);
- The low percentage of graduates in science and engineering!
Vitaphone Netherlands contributes to the high score because we develop and implement new solutions to make healthcare more efficient and effective.


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E. Cobham Brewer _PHONE_. Dictionary of Phrase and Fable. 1898.
Garnish (g hard).
Entrance-money, to be spent in drink, demanded by jail-birds of new-comers. In prison slang garnish means fetters, and garnish-money is money given for the honour of wearing fetters. The custom became obsolete with the reform of prisons. (French, garnissage, trimming, verb garnir, to decorate or adorn.) (See Fieldings and Smolletts novels.)


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Residual Value or a Balloon Payment Explained
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Taking out loans for various reasons is a smart option in around many parts of the globe, including Australia. The decision to get an advance goes with other choices, such as whether to get a residual value or not. Under certain situations, there is provision for borrowers to use a residual repayment option. Those situations majorly concern leasing of vehicles. Usually, the terms residual and balloon occur interchangeably in financial jargon. You may stumble across some of such terms when talking about loans or leases. Residual values and balloon loans are about to get demystified in this article.
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 What is a residual value?
 The residual value of a car is suitable for addressing car leases. The residual value refers to the worth of a leased car after the lease period. We all know that vehicles depreciate by a certain percentage over years of usage. Thus there is inevitable depreciation on the worth of the car would be higher before taking a lease than after. The residual value is in a place to tell us that price difference and what the new figure is. This value plays a vital role in the determination of the monthly payments towards the lease. Car lenders or leasers often determine the exact residual value, but there are specific guidelines put in place by the Australian Taxation Organisation (ATO). These guidelines spell out the least amount the residual value of a car can stand at after each year after the lease expires.
 The following are the guidelines put in place by the Australian Taxation Organisation (ATO): For a car lease of 1 year, the minimum residual value will be 65.63% of the original value; for a car lease of 2 years, the minimum residual value will be 56.25% of the actual value; for a car lease of 3 years, the minimum residual value will be 46.88% of the original value; for a car lease of 4 years, the minimum residual value will be 37.5% of the actual value; for a car lease of 5 years, the minimum residual value will be 28.13% of the original value. As is seen from the ATO guidelines, there is a steady and constant decline in the minimum percentage residual value as the years' increase. The monthly payments towards the lease are lower because of the residual value of the car.
 What is a balloon payment?
 A balloon payment is useful for both car loans and car leases. It also deals with the idea of "residual". It is the amount of money which has remained after the majority of the funds or payments are complete. When you take out and loan or a lease, you are required to make regular payments (usually monthly but it subject to the terms of the loan contract). When a balloon payment is involved in the loan, there will also be a specified amount you would need to pay after the loan or lease has expired to retain or acquire full ownership of the vehicle in question. Whenever there's a balloon payment request at the end of the loan, the regular repayments reduce. Balloon payments and residual values can work hand in hand on the same projects.
 Similarities between residual values and balloon payments
 Both the residual value and the balloon payment work with specified quantities after the period of an advance. The two terms refer to an amount paid after the extermination of a lease or loan. While balloon payments are predominately applicable when talking about a loan, and residual values when talking about leases, they both specify that their operations occur at the end of the agreeable debt.
 They both lessen your monthly payments towards your car. Whenever either of the factors into debts, they have the tender to reduce the amount you pay at regular intervals up until the end. The benefit of this system is that since there is an accumulated sum at the end, it leads to freeing up some of the payment burdens and somewhat compiling them at the end.
 Having reduced payments sounds nice but also note that they attract higher interest rates. Though the monthly payments are made cheaper, you often end up spending slightly more on residual and balloon payments car loan than on a regular car loan.
 Differences between the residual value and a balloon payment
 People usually get confused as to whether there is any difference in the usage of both of these terms. Though they are quite similar, there are slight differences between the two of them. Residual values are more accurate in regards to a lease, rather than a loan. The residual value is also an estimated and approximated value of the depression the car will experience after each year. While the balloon payment is technically usable for both car leases and car loans, it tends to talk more about a loan than a lease. Balloon payments are also not a percentage of depreciation or estimated depreciation. The balloon payment is less of an approximate minimisation and more of just cutting off some repayments and piling them up at the end.
 If you have plans to sell the car after the lease for whatever reason, it is a good principle for the balloon payment not to exceed the residual value. In simpler terms, the amount you owe after the loan to be less than the value of the car after the loan. If the value of the vehicle is greater than the balloon payment, you will be at a loss after selling the car because the proceeds from the car will not be enough to cover the balloon payment. You will have to cover the balloon payment will have through some other means.
 The market (car market) is unstable and full of fluctuations. It uses many factors such as depreciation and availability of a specific make, model or year. Before applying for a loan in such an unstable world, one must fully understand all terms and conditions and their workings.
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Query Components with Apollo
Kureev Alexey
Senior Software Engineer @ Twilio
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Apollo + Query Components hype rocket!
Anatomy of Query Components
const QUERY = gql'
 query allCities($country: String!) {
 allCities {
class CitiesQuery extends Component {
 render() {
 return this.props.children(;
export default graphql(QUERY, {
 options: ({ country }) => ({ variables: { country } }),
Comparing to the standard approach where you add a graphql wrapper to your higher-order components, query components have a set of advantages:
Once a Query Component is defined, it can be used as any other component in your application:
class MapPicker extends PureComponent {
 render() {
 return (
 //...
 {({ allCities }) => }
 //...
Mutations with Query Components
const MUTATION = gql'
 mutation (name: String!) {
 createProposal(input: $input) { clientMutationId }
class UserMutation extends Component {
 constructor(props, ctx) {
 super(props, ctx);
 this.execute = () => this.executeMutation();
 executeMutation() {
 variables: {
 render() {
 return this.props.children(this.execute);
export default graphql(MUTATION)(UserMutation);
Therefore, you can use this component in a similar way:
class Profile extends PureComponent {
 render() {
 return (
 //...
 {execute =>
 //...
Testing Query Components like a pro 😎
How to test Query Components?
One of the very first things we would like to test is that every Query Component is able to produce variables, required by a query. To ensure that, we check a shape of resulting variables.
Another assertion that we would like to make is about response shape. In other words, we check if given data.x complies with the shape of the mock that was passed to the fake client during initialization.
And the last, but not least: query component should call a function that we pass as a child with the data pulled from Apollo. Altogether, the test suit looks like this:
describe('CitiesQuery component', () => {
 it('renders children with a query result', () => {
 const spy = jest.fn(() => null);
 const config = {
 context: {
 client: makeFakeClient({
 resolveWith: {
 allCities: allCitiesFixture,
 shallow({spy}, config).render();
The very last uncovered function is makeFakeClient. It is a self-written helper that generates an Apollo Client with a fake link:
import { ApolloLink, Observable } from 'apollo-link';
import ApolloClient from 'apollo-client';
function createMockLink(options) {
 return new ApolloLink(() =>
 new Observable((observer) => {
 if (! {{
 data: options.resolveWith,
 } else {
export default options => new ApolloClient({
 link: createMockLink(options).request,
 cache: new InMemoryCache(),
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I need a way to tag photos in a Delphi desktop application the way Facebook does it.
That includes some way to easily add the tags over the people, and then hovering the mouse over the person in the photo to show the tag.
The two suggestions in the answer given to: "Delphi Components for Face Identification and Tagging" don't solve this.
But I have no idea where to start, and have been unable to find ideas on the web on how to do this. How does Facebook do it? Or maybe there's a component for Delphi that will allow it.
What would be the best way to try to implement Facebook-like tagging?
p.s. This is some of Facebook's API definition for this: _URL_
Here is a Java program that implements the face tagging functionality that I want to do in my Delphi app: fb-photo-uploader
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The key parameters of the API you cited are the picture ID, the coordinates, and the tag. The tag can be either the user ID of a Facebook user, or it can be free-form text (for the case when the tagged subject is not a Facebook user). Facebook uses just one coordinate because it uses fixed-size regions to denote a tagged area; the idea is that you click on the center of a person's face, and Facebook just stores that point.
If you display a picture in a TImage control (that's the obvious first choice, after all), you can detect mouse clicks with the OnMouseDown and OnMouseUp events. (The OnClick event is simpler, but doesn't tell you the coordinates.) Once you've acquired a point, prompt for a label to accompany that point. You can use predetermined labels, like Facebook's user IDs, or just use ordinary text, or use something of your own devising. The question of what you use to represent a tag value is orthogonal to whatever other questions you've asked so far.
The other half of Facebook's photo tagging is that moving the mouse over the image displays the tag text over the image, and moving the mouse over the labels below highlight the associated regions. Handle OnMouseMove events and write some code to display or hide labels and shapes as appropriate. If you use TLabel and TShape, you might not even have to modify the image, but showing those controls on top of the image might interfere with further OnMouseMove events for the image. It shouldn't take too long to try some experiments and see what works for you.
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lkessler, I just read your reply to Marshall Fryman, so may have a couple options for you:
THotSpotImage - If you already have TMS components...
ImageEn - in case you already have them...
See w2m's answer #3 i think in further i need get all inner pixels of my selections, so how i can save my selections/objects?
Save selection just saves the selection itself. It does not save the image inside of the selection:
procedure SaveSelectionToFile(const FileName:string); SaveSelectionToFile saves the current selection to the specified file. Example ImageEnView1.Select(10,10,100,100); ImageEnView1.SaveSelectionToFile('selection1');.. sel1.Position:=0; ImageEnView1.LoadSelectionFromFile('selection1'); // this is like Select(10,10,100,100)
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Good selection of options. I wish there was a THotSpotImage outside of TMS. I wouldn't want to get it just for that one component. I already use LMD ElPack for my additional components, and that's enough. – lkessler Apr 15 '09 at 0:08
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I'm a bit confused as to your question. Are you trying to interact with Facebook or just copy the functionality?
If you are trying to copy the functionality: You should be able to just display the image, let the user select the rectangle, possibly copy the image to a new copy to notify the other person with, and apply a tag in a DB. Some helpful links: here is a select image example and here is the copy image portion example. I'd actually think you could do the select image in a paintbox but haven't actually played with one of those in forever.
If you are trying to access the API: The.NET interface may work for you. From what I can tell, there is no COM interface so you'd have to write your own connector or use a.NET Delphi app. Note: all of this information is coming from Google so I won't swear up and down that it's really the current state of things. The only other Facebook API request I saw was from 2007.
If you want to do automatic face recognition, OpenCV from the referenced question looks like a decent way to do it (especially if you have access to C++ Builder).
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Thanks for the thoughtful answer and the useful examples which is the sort of thing I'm looking for. No, I don't want to interact with Facebook, but I'm looking for an easy way to imitate its functionality and take a picture, let the user select a region, and store a tag with the pic. – lkessler Apr 1 '09 at 1:47
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In the Graphic32-library, you can have several layers upon each other in a image. One of the layers that is provided out of the box, is a TRubberbandLayer that allows the user to reposition/resize the layer at runtime.
The mousemove event for the TImage32-component, has a parameter that gives the layer currently under the cursor.
type TImgMouseMoveEvent = procedure(Sender: TObject; Shift: TShiftState; X, Y: Integer; Layer: TCustomLayer) of object;
A combination of rubberbandlayers and the mousemove-event should be good solution, I think.
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Objects in this class represent cursors for queries on pivot tables.
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To select all buildings that fall into a selected circular buffer with a 2000 radius you need this command:
SELECT * FROM Buildings WHERE ST_DWithin(geom, (SELECT ST_GeomFromText('POINT(0 0)', 26918)), 2000);
See this, for more examples.
I've gave you already the right answer!
To prove you I'll show the tests I've done before answering to you, on my test data (my SRID is 31700):
If you want to see the selected points in QGIS then you need to follow the images bellow:
So, I think that your center point coordinates are not [0, 0] and if you'll follow carefully my demonstration you'll obtain the proper results!
My tests showed me that it is possible a user to keep its data in a PostGIS table with the 4326 SRID, and to obtain a proper result, like above, using its own SRID (e.g. 26918).
In this case one my use this command:
SELECT * FROM Buildings WHERE ST_DWithin(ST_Transform(geom, 26918), (SELECT ST_GeomFromText('POINT(0 0)', 26918)), 2000);
Yet, in this case, I've noticed that the selected points are still in the 4326 SRID. Therefore, if you create a table based on this query, eventually, you need to update the table SRID to your own.
Here's what I've done (using my test data) prior to see the selected point in QGIS:
But, the newly created table has the 4326 SRID:
Therefore, we need to change it to our own:
(I've verified my solution, considering the buildings are points, polygons and multipolygons, and didn't noticed any other problems than those already presented here.)


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Maghrebi Charoset is a dried fruit and nut based paste served during the Jewish celebration of Passover by Jews from Northwest Africa.
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 1. Plump dried fruit in juice.
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My Name is Not Isabella is a children's book by Jennifer Fosberry with pictures by Mike Litwin that tells the story of a day in the life of a little girl named Isabella who dared to dream. She dreams of being an astronaut, a doctor, and an activist among other things, telling her mom what she will do to help change the world.
This is a great story for any little girl to inspire her to dream big and believe in herself. You can never start believing in yourself too soon and never dream too big. In a world full of stories about princesses and fairies, it's refreshing to see a book teaching girls that they can be whatever they set their minds to.
Not only is this a great story to help inspire little girls, it's a great book to help teach any child about women's history.
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- The workload in Bradford is so great that it cannot take on any new clients at present.
Both the one-word form cannot and the two-word form can not are acceptable, but cannot is more common (in the Oxford English Corpus, three times as common). The two-word form is better only in a construction in which not is part of a set phrase, such as 'not only... but (also)': Paul can not only sing well, but he also paints brilliantly.
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The Life-Cycle Hypothesis (LCH) is an economic theory that pertains to the spending and saving habits of people over the course of a lifetime. The concept was developed by Franco Modigliani and his student Richard Brumberg. LCH presumes that individuals base consumption on a constant percentage of their anticipated life income. An example supporting the hypothesis is that people save for retirement while they are earning a regular income (rather than spending it all when it is earned).
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The Life Cycle Hypothesis concludes that the average propensity to consume is greater in both young and aging individuals, since they are borrowing against future income (in the case of young individuals) or using savings (as with aging or retired individuals). Middle-aged people, on the other hand, have a greater propensity to save and a lower propensity to consume, enhanced by a typically higher income.
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How many newtons of force can a human exert?
A quick, sharp blow that delivers some 3,300 newtons of force has a 25 percent chance of cracking an average person's rib, she said..
How much force can a human hand exert?
What is the maximum force that can be applied by a human hand on a hammer in the blacksmith industry? The usual force one would be able to exert by pushing a finger against a surface is 40 N. Which is just enough force to lift a 4 kilogram article. (You are strong if you could do more).
How much is 1000 Newtons of force?
Please share if you found this tool useful:Conversions Table10 Newtons to Pounds-force = 2._PHONE_ Newtons to Pounds-force = 179.847220 Newtons to Pounds-force = 4._PHONE_ Newtons to Pounds-force = 202.32830 Newtons to Pounds-force = 6.74431,000 Newtons to Pounds-force = 224.808912 more rows
How much force can a person exert?
The force a human can exert without tools depends upon their physiology. The bench press record is apparently over 700 pounds weight (>3,000 Newtons in normal gravity). Most fit humans can exert a force greater than their own body weight. With tools, there is no realistic limit.
Are humans stronger at pulling or pushing?
How much is a Newton in KG?
Kg and NewtonValuesKg to Newton1 kg = 9.81 NNewton to kg1N = 0.10197 kg
What is the maximum force a human can withstand?
How much is 40 newtons of force?
Convert 40 Newtons to Pounds force40 Newtons (N)8.992 Pounds force (lb)1 N = 0.224809 lb1 lb = 4.448220 N
What does 500 newtons weigh?
Convert 500 Newtons to Pounds force500 Newtons (N)112.404 Pounds force (lb)1 N = 0.224809 lb1 lb = 4.448220 N
What is a pulling force called?
This pull is a force called weight.
How many Newtons can an average person pull?
According to a NASA report an average male can exert around 90 kg (200 pounds) or 1000 Newtons of force in a static push.
How much is 200 newtons of force?
Convert 200 Newtons to Pounds force200 Newtons (N)44.962 Pounds force (lb)1 N = 0.224809 lb1 lb = 4.448220 N
How much can a human push?
person with good upper body strength can push or pull 100 lbs. of horizontal force for a very short period of time. The horizontal force (push/pull) needed to move a cart loaded with 1500 lbs. of steel may be 300 lbs.
How strong can a human get?
Is 1 Newton a lot of force?
How many Newtons would it take to lift 100 pounds?
Please share if you found this tool useful:Conversions Table2 Pounds-force to Newtons = 8.896480 Pounds-force to Newtons = 355.85773 Pounds-force to Newtons = 13.344790 Pounds-force to Newtons = 400.33994 Pounds-force to Newtons = 17._PHONE_ Pounds-force to Newtons = 444.822212 more rows
Is it better to push or pull a heavy object?
When pushing or pulling a load you should never?
Always try to push rather than pull where possible. When negotiating a slop or ramp, get help from another worker. On an uneven surface, increase the pushing/pulling force to 10% of the load weight. To make it easier to push or pull, keep your feet well away from the load and move no faster than walking speed.
How much force is 5N?
Convert 5 Newtons to Pounds force5 Newtons (N)1.124045 Pounds force (lb)1 N = 0.224809 lb1 lb = 4.448220 N
How much force can a human grip?
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How much force does it take to rip an arm off?
I am going to say yes. And the answer is 154,978 newtons. So how much force does it take to rip a human arm off? The yeild strength of muscle (the closes approximation I can find with a quick google) is about 1-4 MPa or MN/m2. Assuming an average arm has a diameter of 10 cm, for a cross-sectional area of about 80 cm2.


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AUV stands for autonomous underwater vehicle and is commonly known as uncrewed underwater vehicle. AUVs can be used for underwater survey missions such as detecting and mapping submerged wrecks, rocks, and obstructions that can be a hazard to navigation for commercial and recreational vessels.
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A remotely operated vehicle (ROV) is an unoccupied underwater robot that is connected to a ship by a series of cables. These cables transmit command and control signals between the operator and the ROV, allowing remote navigation of the vehicle. An ROV may include a video camera, lights, sonar systems, and an articulating arm. The articulating arm is used for retrieving small objects, cutting lines, or attaching lifting hooks to larger objects.
While there are many uses for ROVs, some of the most common hydrographic applications include object identification (for submerged navigation hazards) and vessel hull inspections. An ROV is not intended to be a replacement for hydrographic diver investigations, but could serve as a substitute if divers are not available or diver safety is in question.
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Here are two uncrewed ocean explorers. Can you spot the difference between the two? One, an AUV or Autonomous Underwater Vehicle, explores ocean depths without any attached cables. Researchers drop an AUV in the ocean pick it up at a pre-selected position. Like an AUV, a Remotely Operated Vehicle is unmanned. The difference is that an ROV is connected to a ship by cables. A person on the ship "drives" it around. ROVs are often used when diving by humans is either impractical or dangerous, such as working in deep water or investigating submerged hazards. ROVs and AUVs carry equipment like video cameras, lights, robotic arms to grab things. By going where humans can't go, these underwater robots help us safely study the ocean.
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There are different type of fruits and vegetables available in various parts of the world. They may be same in shape with each other but their taste and nutritional affect is different from each other. Sometimes, these fruits and vegetables are mixed up with each other to prepare weird recipes. Pickles, Courgette, Gherkins, Cucumber and Zucchini are one of these special recipes. Let's have a look on difference between cougette, gherkin, zucchini and pickle.
In British English zucchini is also called courgette. It is a vegetable which is served in cooked form. In sweet dishes zucchini is used as an ingredient.
It is a fruit look like cucumber in shape. Gherkin and cucumber are from same species. There are no difference between both in form and nutrition. They are normally used in sweet dishes.
A zucchini is a summer squash. They are normally grown in a half meter length. Basically it is hybrid of another vegetable cucumber. It is cooked and served as vegetable.
A cucumber can be pickled with vinegar or brine. In Australia, Canada and United States, they are known as pickle and generally gherkins in UK.
Cucumber is a ground plant in cylindrical form. It is safe to eat fruit, but also used as vegetable. It is one of the mostly grown plants all over the world. The three major varieties of cucumber are pickling, slicing and purples.
Pickles vs Courgette vs Gherkins vs Cucumber vs Zucchini
The difference between zucchini and cougette is, in American English courgette is also known as zucchini. They are almost same in shape and taste. They both use in sweet dishes but they are different in length. Gherkin is like cucumber in taste and shape. The difference between gherkin and courgette is that, gherkin is a fruit while courgette is used as vegetable. Pickle is made from cucumber with vinegar and brine.
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count Dracula was a vampire and he was nocturnal (only out at night) and he fed of blood. He came from Transylvania. but most importantly he is only a legend.
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B. Cost terms
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D. Item terms
2. To access the Ariba Procurement Solution you need to enter your username and password on a login screen. Your company security and authentication rules govern which of the following three possible login authentication methods? (3 Correct)
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B. Application authentication with Single Sign-On
C. Corporate authentication
D. Corporate authentication with Single Sign-On
E. Corporate authentication with Multiple Sign-On
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B. Create from a Contract Workspace
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D. Upload from a PDF
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C. Add an override to an invoice exception.
D. Enable an auto-accept amount parameter.
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10.Which of the following integration options can be used with an SAP ERP customer? (2 Correct)
A. Batch file channel
B. SAP Ariba Cloud Integration Gateway
C. Web services
D. Suite integration
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How Do Monkeys Smell?
Monkeys smell like wild animals. Monkeys live in jungles, so they smell like earth and dirt. Monkeys clean each other of bugs and mites.
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I didn't read anything you wrote heres how I do it I click reply then stroll down as far as possible without even glancing at what you write so you wrote all that in vain you nosey
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because they throw their excretes...
u smell....