What is the Capital of Cuba?
What is the Capital of Cuba? Cuba's capital is Havana. Havana is a beautiful city where the streets are decorated with colorful houses, classical cars and artists.
Where is HavanaWhere is Havana?
Havana has been suffering in every period of its history, but it can be said that the capital of the country where people who have always stood up for freedom are living in Havana.
When did Havana Become the Capital?
Old Havana
the Conquistador Diego Velázquez de Cuéllar founded the city in 1515, near the city of Batabanó today. In 1519 Havana was moved to where it is today. The city develops as a result of the location's suitability and becomes an important commercial and military port.
It was attacked by a number of pirates, who were loaded with valuable treasures by Spanish ships. The city was burned in 1538 and plundered in 1553/1555. Havana became the capital of Cuba, the Spanish colony in 1607. Great Britain took the city in 1762, and then exchanged it for Florida. By passing the city back to the Spanish, it is structured as America's strongest protected city.
In the forbidden period in the US, it has become a popular attraction for American tourists. Although nightclubs and casinos were able to survive with the removal of the bans in the United States, they were closed following the Cuban revolution of 1959. Cuban revolutionaries took Havana on 3 January 1959 following the revolution.
Features of Havana
Capital of Cuba
It has a population of 2.11 million by 2018. The surface area is 728.3 square kilometers. Cuba has a semi-tropical climate. During short winter periods, they wind up with short-term winds coming from the north. The temperature difference between summer and winter is not much. The average annual temperature is 26 degrees. While there is rainfall between May and October in the country, it is dry between November and April.
Iy is Cuba's most important industrial region. Especially metal products, machinery and chemical products are important. Apart from these, rum, drinks such as Havana Club, tobacco and textile products are the other essential ones. Cigars produced in Cuba are called Havana.
The city is also the most important transportation center of the country. It has both an important natural harbor and an international airport. Havana Bay is one of the safest ports in the world. The passage to the open sea is limited by a very narrow passage, due to the natural formation of the shore line.
Important Places to See in Havana
Plaza de La Revolucion
It is one of Cuba's most visited cities, which is still influenced by the communist government. The Plaza de La Revolucion, where many events were carried out under the leadership of legendary leaders, attracts many tourists with its historical buildings, museums, and people's lifestyle. At the beginning of places to visit; Plaza de La Revolucion, Capitolio Nacional, and Plaza de Armas.


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Practice Relating to Rule 115. Disposal of the Dead
Section B. Respect for the religious beliefs of the dead
South Africa's LOAC Teaching Manual (2008) states:
- Parties to the conflict shall further ensure that
- the dead are honourably interred, if possible according to the rites of the religion to which they belonged[.]
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November 14, 2011
DSBN Students to Compete in Hunger Games Challenges
In the post-apocalyptic world depicted in Suzanne Collins' novel "The Hunger Games", the ruling government forces young people to compete against each other in a battle for survival. At the District School Board of Niagara, students taking part in challenges based on "The Hunger Games" will be working cooperatively to complete a number of different tasks and improve their literacy skills. Through the week of November 14-18, students will be engaged in a broad range of different outdoor activities based on the novel at the Woodend Conservation Area.
The event involves students from schools across the DSBN. In the challenges, students will be asked to build shelters from fallen logs, trees and branches, navigate the paths of the conservation area using orienteering skills and participate in interactive, cooperative novelty sports and activities.
Literacy Support Teacher Krista Kiemele says the games "provide students with an engaging opportunity to make connections to the novel and extend their understanding of the events that unfold throughout the plot through active participation."
Each day is scheduled to begin at approximately 10:00 a.m. and will conclude at 2:00 p.m. Woodend Conservation area is located near Niagara College's Glendale Campus on Taylor Road in Niagara-on-the-Lake.
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℞ 7: Get character number by name
Unicode allows you to refer to characters by number or by name. Computers don't care, but humans do. When you have a character name, you can translate it to its number with the charnames pragma:
use charnames (); my $number = charnames::vianame("GREEK CAPITAL LETTER SIGMA");
This is, of course, the opposite of Get Character Names by Number.
See Characters and Their Numbers to translate from this number to the appropriate character.
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A lot of thesaurus - A little bit dictionary
Overview of verb judge
1. judge -- (determine the result of (a competition))
2. evaluate, pass judgment, judge -- (form a critical opinion of; "I cannot judge some works of modern art"; "How do you evaluate this grant proposal?" "We shouldn't pass judgment on other people")
4. pronounce, label, judge -- (pronounce judgment on; "They labeled him unfit to work here")
5. judge, adjudicate, try -- (put on trial or hear a case and sit as the judge at the trial of; "The football star was tried for the murder of his wife"; "The judge tried both father and son in separate trials")


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Presenting a clear picture for Hoya Krimson Queen vs Princess comparison as they have a lot of similarities and differences from each other. The difference lies in the color of leaves or the variegation of leaves.
Hoya Krimson Queen leaves have a center which is of green color with white colored edges whereas the princess has leaves with a center of creamish or white color with green colored margins. Though there is little difference between the plants, the Hoya Krimson Queen shows faded pink colored flowers and has a brown colored stem, while the krimson princess has dark pink colored flowers with a pink colored stem that looks extraordinary.
These plants are popular among houseplants due to their beauty and elegance they bring indoors, placed on a wooden table. These plants are known for their super glossy and waxy leaves. They are so easy to grow that many beginners prefer to start the game with these plants. Just not that they look super attractive in the hanging pots so they are a great alternative to vines.
Hoya Krimson Queen vs Princess
In this article, we will let you know all the differences between these two plants and the related information that you need to know. So buckle up! And let's get started!
What is Hoya Krimson Queen?
Originally belonging to Asia and Australia, the Hoya Krimson Queen plans have the scientific name Hoya Carnosa Rubra that are popular for the lanceolate leaves that have no variegations and the reddish pink colored flowers that are ultra pretty.
What is Hoya Krimson Princess?
The Hoya Krimson Princess is a lot similar to queens as they also belong to the same culture that is hoya carnosa and are native to Asia and Australia. Their scientific name is Hoya carnosa albomarginata. The flowers of these plants have a pinkish appearance and look really unique. The leaves of these plants mostly have variegated forms of leaves.
As indicated before both of these plants belong to the same cultivar Hoya carnosa which is why they look related to hoya in different ways.
It is obvious that they belong to the same family and the family is Apocynaceae, which mostly has flowers star-shaped or star-shaped.
In Leaf Color, Size, and Texture
The leaves of Hoya Krimson Queen are larger than the princess. Even the krimson princess has thicker and more fleshy leaves which is not the case with the queen.
Also, the Hoya Krimson Queen and Princess leaves appear glossy due to the waxy coating on the leaves surface. The texture is present more on the leaves of the queen than on the princess.
The leaves of krimson queen have a white margin and the green color is deep dark with brown stems whereas the krimson princess plants have green borderlines with a creamy white center. The leaves have variegation that could be pink, white, or green in color.
The flowers of Hoya Krimson Queen are complete of pink color whereas the flowers of Hoya Krimson Princess have reddish pink colored flowers. Though both of the flowers are very pretty. The krimson princess flowers have a reddish center that looks really attractive and fabulous. Both of the plants will bloom in outdoor conditions instead of indoor conditions.
The Hoya Krimson Princess plants don't get much tall when they are indoors, reaching 4 ft in length only whereas when they are outside or in the native habitat they can get to the height of 16-18 feet. Anyhow these are still shorter than the Hoya Krimson Queen plants. The Krimson Queen plants reach 7 feet height indoors whereas 25 feet tall when outdoors.
The Krimson Queen plants grow with more speed than the Hoya Krimson Princess plants due to the low amount of photosynthesis doing pigment called chlorophyll in Krimson Princess plants.
To know more about the plant world, you may also read related articles, Golden Pothos vs Hawaiian Pothos (Actual Differences and Similarities)
The water needed depends on the thickness of the leaves. So the Krimson Queen with thin leaves demands water more frequently than the Krimson Princess plants that have thick leaves. You can water the Krimson Queen plant two times a week which is once a week for the princess plant.
The Krimson Princess plant needs more sunlight than the Krimson Queen. By this, we mean that the plant would do great if it gets morning direct sunlight. The Krimson Queen needs indirect and bright sunlight. These both are tropical plants but still, the sunlight requirement varies a little in both cases.
Using an organic fertilizer or compost is beneficial for the Krimson Queen plants. The compost would also be great for adding nutrients to the Krimson Queen but the Krimson Princess needs fertilizer that is diluted into half and then used. Both of these legendary plants don't need much fertilizer so make sure not to overdo it.
Which is more pricey: Krimson Queen or Krimson Princess?
The Krimson Queen lately is getting more pricey than the Krimson Princess. Though there's not a big difference between their prices. The average price of Krimson Queen plants is in the range of $30 to $50 whereas the price of Krimson Princess is in the range of $18 to $20, this price is based on the plant size. Though the price may vary according to the location.
Similarities between Hoya Krimson Queen and Krimson Princess?
- Have similar flowering seasons
- Both of the plants don't need much pruning
- Both Krimson Queen and Krimson Princess like humidity to be in the level of 70-80%
- The Krimson Queen and Princess both being tropical plants love humidity and also high temperatures that are in the range of 65-95 degrees Fahrenheit
- The Krimson Queen and Krimson Princess plant-like soil is well draining and has good aeration. Though these plants in the outdoor conditions hang on the other plants with the roots in the air. The potting mix you use indoors for these plants can be improved by adding peat moss, bark, and perlite.
- Both of these plants don't like repotting that much. They can still be repotted every 3-4 years into a large pot and well-draining soil.
Is Hoya Krimson Queen the same as Tricolor?
Hoya Krimson Queen has another name as tricolor as they are derived from the cultivar Hoya carnosa known for the variegated leaves and the colors on the leaves like pink, green, and creamy white making them really attractive.
Does the Hoya Krimson Princess turn pink?
There are chances that your Krimson Princess can change color which depends on the amount of sunlight they get in a day. If the pink leaves are showing on the plant there is nothing to worry about as the plant is getting the optimum amount of sunlight.
How do you make Hoya Krimson Queen pink?
By giving more or extended time of sunlight exposure the leaves of Krimson Queen can be turned pink. The light can be direct but not for too long a time, it's like you give them indirect sunlight for most ™ and for an hour provide the plant direct sunlight.
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Definition: 'Sodium Chromate Cr 51'
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1. anionic hexavalent radioactive chromium in the form of sodium chromate (Na2
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A hatch pattern consists of a repeating pattern of lines, dashes, and dots. You can select a hatch pattern from a set of predefined patterns, or you can define a pattern of your own. The hatch pattern you used most recently is the default pattern the next time you choose Hatch.
The program supplies predefined standard hatch patterns, which are stored in the icad.pat and icadiso.pat hatch pattern library files. You can use other external hatch pattern libraries, such as an office standard library, customized patterns, and libraries available from vendors or standards organizations.
NOTE The icad.pat hatch pattern library files are ANSI (American National Standards Institute)-compliant patterns; the icadiso.pat hatch pattern library files are ISO (International Standards Organization)-compliant.
You can add hatching to an area enclosed by entities selected to form the hatch boundary. The entire hatch is treated as a single entity. After you draw a hatch, it is independent of the entity itself.
You can also use an existing entity to define the area you want to hatch. You can associate the hatch with its boundary entities by selecting Associative from the Hatch Attributes area of the Hatch dialog box
1. From the Boundary Hatch dialog box, click the Boundary tab.
2. Choose one of the following Island Detection Options:
- Nested Islands The outer entity and all its islands are considered for hatching.
- Outer Only Only the outer entity and its outer island are considered for hatching.
- Ignore Islands Only the outer entity is considered for hatching.
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MTB TraIl nearby Serra de Collserola natural area, in España and Sarrià-Sant Gervasi population.
The largest locality in the area is Barcelona
, with a population of 1,621,537 persons, at a distance of 6.540 kilometers from the center of the map.
The nearest is Sarrià-Sant Gervasi
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The following indicators give us an idea of the difficulty of the route:
- Trail length: 3.284 kilometers.
- Min height: 171 meters above sea level.
- Max height: 432 meters above sea level.
- Average height: 307 meters above sea level.
- Average slope uphill: 0.000 %.
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How Many Languages Can Prince William Speak?
Learning a foreign language is part of the royal family's protocol. However, some of the queen's family members are more fluent than others. Not to mention: A few of them know up to five languages. How many languages can Prince William speak? Find out, plus the one language he must know before becoming the British heir, ahead.
How many languages can Prince William speak?
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The future king is quite the linguist. Apparently, Prince William can speak five languages, including English. Take a closer look at his linguistic proficiency, below.
French is one language many members of the royal family, including Prince William, have mastered. According to reports, the future heir to the British throne can speak French with ease.
Africa holds a lot of memories for Prince William. So, it comes of no surprise that the Duke of Cambridge can speak a little Swahili. The language can be heard throughout several African countries, including Kenya, Rwanda, Uganda, and Tanzania.
As the future Prince of Wales, Prince William must learn enough Welsh to converse with those fluent in the language. It's unclear how fluent he is in Welsh, but the Duke of Cambridge can speak the language.
In preparation for becoming Prince of Wales, Prince Charles also learned Welsh as a young boy. While he's not fluent, he allegedly knows enough to get by.
In addition to Welsh, Prince William also knows a little Gaelic. His Royal Highness likely speaks the language — or phrases — while visiting parts of Northern Ireland and Scotland. Prince Charles can also speak Gaelic.
What languages do other members of the royal family speak?
Prince William isn't the only one with impressive linguistic skills. In addition to the Duke of Cambridge, several members of the royal family can speak foreign languages and are even fluent in some. Here are all the languages spoken by the British royal family.
Prince William knows French, but he's not the only one. His great-grandmother, Queen Elizabeth is fluent in the language and learned as a young girl (her tutor and governess, Marion Crawford likely taught her). Like his wife, Prince Philip can also speak French — and so can their children. Prince Charles, Prince Andrew, Prince Edward, and Princess Anne all speak French.
Apparently, Meghan Markle also knows a little French, but her fluency is unclear.
German isn't the most popular foreign language in the royal family, but Prince Philip is fluent in it. According to reports, the Duke of Edinburgh grew up speaking the language, as it was one of the languages spoken by his family members.
Prince George and Princess Charlotte are currently learning the second most spoken language in the world, Spanish in school. In addition, their Spanish-speaking nanny, Maria Turrion Borrallo helps tutor them.
One member of the royal family knows a little Tagalog, aka the language of the Philippines. While visiting Edinburgh with Prince Harry, Meghan Markle was overheard saying "Salamat Po," which means "thank you" in the foreign language. It's likely that the Duchess of Sussex might only know a few words and phrases in Tagalog.
Some royals even speak Russian. Prince Michael of Kent and his wife, Princess Michael both know the foreign language.
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This paper presents a comprehensive time-domain model of the coupling capacitor voltage transformer (CCVT) to investigate the effect of CCVT subsidence transients on the distance relay. The studies show that voltage-zero subsidence transients can adversely impact the performance of the distance relay and result in the overreach problem. This paper also introduces a new approach to mitigate the effect of CCVT voltage-zero subsidence transients on the distance relay. The method is based on improving the degree of accuracy of the voltage phasor estimation during the CCVT subsidence transients. The proposed method is not affected by harmonics and high-frequency transient distortions of the voltage, and prevents the relay overreach problem even under high source impedance ratio (SIR). Moreover, the proposed method noticeably decreases the close-in fault clearance time under low SIR conditions, based on a fast current phasor estimation approach. The reported studies are conducted in the PSCAD/EMTDC software environment.
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What is a test pattern?
It is a picture or pattern that is broadcasted so that the quality of the television picture received can be examined and improved if necessary by using the controls on the equipment.
History of test pattern
During 1939, the Indian Head test pattern was developed for testing. It often appeared just before the broadcasting started in the morning and just after the broadcast ended at night. The Indian head image was integrated into lines and patterns which was used for calibrating broadcast equipment. This was then later replaced by color bars when in the year 1960 the color television made its debut.
Color test pattern
Color test patterns is the process through which one can recognize patterns using a machine learning algorithm. Pattern recognition can also be defined as the classification of data based on information already gained on statistical information that is taken from patterns and their representation. One of the important aspects of pattern recognition is the application potential.


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Downstream users are companies or individuals who use a chemical substance, either on its own or in a mixture, in the course of their industrial or professional activities.
Downstream users have a key role to play in advancing the safe use of chemicals by implementing safe use at their own site and communicating relevant information both to their suppliers and their customers.
Who is a downstream user?
Roles and obligations
Communication in the supply chain
Communication with suppliers
Effective communication between downstream users and suppliers at all stages in the REACH process ensures that relevant information is provided in the supply chain.
Communication with customers
Formulators need to communicate relevant safety information further down the supply chain to their own customers.
Chemical safety assessment
Downstream user chemical safety assessment
Downstream users may choose to carry out a chemical safety assessment if they use a substance outside the conditions described in the exposure scenario provided by the supplier, or if the use is advised against by the supplier.
Downstream user report
Downstream users have to report unsupported uses to ECHA in certain cases.


OMG moment affects GPAs
Chemistry professor uses Hogwarts-styled 'House Cup' challenge to improve learning
Organic chemistry students choose House Cup teams.
Organic chemistry students choose House Cup teams.
Professor Angela King had an OMG moment last year at a teaching retreat, which led her to change how her organic chemistry classes operate.
King realized, "What a student expects to learn and how they expect to do in a class actually impacts their learning."
For example, a student might take a divisional class and assume they will get an A because it's viewed as their "easy" class. "They are already calculating their GPA based on that A and will do whatever it takes to get that A," she said, "while a student who takes a class perceived as more difficult, like my organic chemistry course, just wants to pass the class."
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The surname labbel was first used as a surname by the people of ancient French region of Gascogne
. It was a name for a person distinguished by great physical beauty. Interestingly, the name labbel was originally derived from the Old French words la belle, which means beautiful.
Early Origins of the labbel family
The surname labbel was first found in Gascony (French: Gascogne), an area of southwest France bordering Spain
, that was part of the "Province of Guyenne and Gascony" prior to the French Revolution, where they held a family seat
in the honor of the seigneurie of De Labels, a village in the Basses-Pyrénées in the arrondisement of de Mauléon.
The Magni Rotuli Scaccarii Normanniae also lists Le Bel in Normandy in 1189. CITATION[CLOSE]
The Norman People and Their Existing Descendants in the British Dominions and the United States Of America. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing, 1975. Print. (ISBN 0-8063-0636-X) One of the earliest notables of the family was Jean Le Bel (c. _PHONE_), a Flemish chronicle and soldier. He was one of the first chroniclers to write in French instead of Latin. As a soldier, he joined with Jean, Count de Beaumont on his travels to England and Scotland in 1327.
Early History of the labbel family
This web page shows only a small excerpt of our labbel research.Another 125 words (9 lines of text) covering the years 1650, 1573, 1674, 1734, 1703, 1696 and 1768 are included under the topic Early labbel History in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.
labbel Spelling Variations
French surnames were subject to numerous alterations in spelling because of the various cultural groups that inhabited specific regions. Eventually, each region possessed its own local
dialect of the French language. The early development of the French language, however, was also influenced by other languages. For example, Old French was infused with Germanic words and sounds when barbarian tribes invaded and settled in France after the fall of the Roman Empire
. Middle French also borrowed heavily from the Italian language during the Renaissance
. As a result of these linguistic and cultural influences, the name labbel is distinguished by a number of regional variations. The many spelling variations
of the name include Lebel, LeBel, LaBelle, Belle, Bell, Labelle, Label, LaBell, LaBel, LeBelle, LeBaile, LaBaile, Lebaile and many more.
Early Notables of the labbel family (pre 1700)
Notable amongst the family at this time was Firmin Lebel (d. 1573), French composer and choir director; Alexis-Simon Belle (_PHONE_), French painter, member of well known family of painters... Another 29 words (2 lines of text) are included under the topic Early labbel Notables in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.
Migration of the labbel family to the New World and Oceana
In 1643, 109 years after the first landings by Cartier, there were only about 300 people in Quebec. Migration was slow. The fur trade attracted migrants, both noble and commoner. By 1675, there were 7000 French in Quebec. By the same year the French Acadian presence in the Maritimes had reached 500. The French founded Lower Canada, thus becoming one of the two great founding nations of Canada. The family name labbel has made many distinguished contributions in France and New France to the world of science, culture, religion, and education. Amongst the settlers in North America with this distinguished name labbel were Nicolas Lebel who arrived in Quebec from Normandy
in 1657; Pierre Lebel arrived in Quebec from Ile-de-France in 1724; Guillaume LaBelle arrived in Quebec from Normandy


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The PSALSA (Personalized SALSA) function is a SQL-GR function that evaluates the similarity of nodes in a bipartite graph according to their proximity. The typical application of PSALSA is for recommendation.
The PSALSA function assigns numerical scores (between 0 and 1) to the vertices on both sides of the bipartite graph for each seed (hub) vertex. Also, for each seed vertex, the function outputs K hub/authority vertices with highest score.
The score assigned by PSALSA to a node defines the probability of visiting the node by a random walk with a restart from a seed node.


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Major Wars Of 20th Century
Moplah Riots in Kerala
Years _PHONE_ Battle deaths 2,450 The Moplah Rebellion (also known as the Moplah Riots, Maappila Lahala in Malayalam) was a British Muslim and Hindu Muslim conflict in Kerala that occurred in 1921. During the early months of 1921, multiple events including the Khilafat movement and the Karachi resolution fueled the fires of rebellion amongst the Moplah Muslim community. A rumour spread amongst the Moplahs that the British rule had ended and the Islamic Caliphate had been re established at Delhi.


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If the sqlite3_vtab_nochange(X) routine is called within the xColumn method of a virtual table, then it might return true if the column is being fetched as part of an UPDATE operation during which the column value will not change. The virtual table implementation can use this hint as permission to substitute a return value that is less expensive to compute and that the corresponding xUpdate method understands as a "no-change" value.
If the xColumn method calls sqlite3_vtab_nochange() and finds that the column is not changed by the UPDATE statement, then the xColumn method can optionally return without setting a result, without calling any of the sqlite3_result_xxxxx() interfaces. In that case, sqlite3_value_nochange(X) will return true for the same column in the xUpdate method.
The sqlite3_vtab_nochange() routine is an optimization. Virtual table implementations should continue to give a correct answer even if the sqlite3_vtab_nochange() interface were to always return false. In the current implementation, the sqlite3_vtab_nochange() interface does always returns false for the enhanced UPDATE FROM statement.
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-DuplicateItems.ps1 -Identity migtester1 -Type Calendar -Impersonation -DeleteMode MoveToDeletedItems -Mode Full -Verbose
Alternative, you can use an e-mail address and specify credentials. This allows the script to run against mailboxes in Office 365, for example:
Remove-DuplicateItems.ps1 -Identity _EMAIL_ -Type Mail -DeleteMode MoveToDeletedItems -Mode Full -Credentials (Get-Credential) -Retain Oldest
A more complex example using IncludeFolders, ExcludeFolders and PriorityFolders:
$Credentials= Get-Credential.\Remove-DuplicateItems.ps1 -Mailbox _EMAIL_ -Server outlook.office365.com -Credentials $Credentials -IncludeFolders '_TAG_#\*','\Projects\*' -ExcludeFolders 'Keep Out' -PriorityFolders '*Important*' -CleanupMode Mailbox
This will remove duplicate items from the specified mailbox in Office365, using the following options:
- Fixed Server FQDN – bypassing AutoDiscover.
- Limits operation against the Well-Known Inbox folder, top Projects folder, and all of their subfolders.
- Excluding any folder named Keep Out.
- Duplicates are checked over the whole mailbox.
- Priority is given to folders containing the word Important, causing items in
those folders to be kept over items in other folders when duplicates are found.
In case you want to process multiple mailboxes, you can use a CSV file which needs to contain the Identity field. An example of how the CSV could look:
Identity francis philip
The cmdlet could then be something like:
Import-CSV users.csv1 | Remove-DuplicateItems.ps1..
The script is available on GitHub here.
Feedback is welcomed through the comments. If you got scripting suggestions or questions, do not hesitate using the contact form.


What does ous mean?
ous meaning in General Dictionary
An adjective suffix indicating high in abounding in having possessing the characteristics of like as in gracious abounding in elegance difficult full of ardor bulbous having light bulbs bulblike riotous poisonous piteous joyous an such like
Sentence Examples with the word ous
Ducts, one right and one left, continu ous with the tubular branches of the gonads.
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The key for the EMMA data accuracy is that our SDK is integrated correctly. From EMMA recommend the tests are running before deploy your app in the stores for the very first time and periodically in each important app update.
How to create a Segment Test
You can create a segment test including your own devices in order to test the data collect or visualize the Communication formats:
1. Go to Behavior > Explore.
2. Select your principal KPI I want to see > Users and add the filter Device ID > equals >....Here you have to introduce your Advertising ID.
You can add as ID's as you want in the test segment, but they have to be separated by commas and without spaces between them.
3. Select Show to update the information and EMMA will locate your devices.
In the upper right you can see the number of devices matched. Then you have to select Saved as a new Segment to create the test segment:
4. Select a segment name and click on Accept (aceptar) to create it:
5. Your segment will be saved in EMMA and you can find it in the option of Load a previously saved Segment below the default EMMA filters:
IMPORTANT: if you want to delete the created segment, you only have to go to Load a previously saved Segment to find it and click on the trash icon which appears on the right:
How to reset an user
You can delete any device from the EMMA database in order to test your app and track your device as a new user (install) as many times as you want.
1. Login in EMMA and go to My Account. If you have several Apps, choose the one you want to reset the user from:
2. Click on the Test button and select Reset User:
3. EMMA will show you a message where you could insert your IDFA (for iOS) or your AAID (for Android). Click on OK to confirm the erased. Click here if you don't know what is your IDFA/AAID.
How to get your Device ID
You can use your advertising device ID to test your app as a new user (new install):
- For Android devices:
Go to Google Settings > Ads. Copy your advertising ID.
- For iOS devices:
Get this app and copy the advertising identifier (IDFA) row.
IMPORTANT: If you are using TestFlight, your ID could change. Review this point if you're having problems looking for your device into the Data Base or receiving communications.


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Asphalt Driveways Kilmore Big County Dublin
Asphalt is an inexpensive solution for large surfacing areas. When you use it for a smaller surface, however, it can cost a little more than usual.
While asphalt is often referred to as asphalt tarmac, the two things are not actually the same. The main difference between asphalt and tarmac is that asphalt is tremendously hard-wearing, but the main disadvantage is that it's not as hardy as tarmac in relation to continuous deterioration by car tires.
However, asphalt is less affected by extreme weather and requires less maintenance. Another difference is that asphalt is kinder to the environment than tarmac.
When the driveway gets old, you can recycle asphalt and reuse the material elsewhere fairly easily. For driveways you can also use asphalt concrete.
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What is asphalt concrete?
Asphalt concrete is a blend of asphaltic cement mixed with grit or sand which delivers a long-lasting and hard-wearing driveway. These driveways are more expensive again as they are harder to repair than asphalt or tarmac. Also, Asphalt concrete gets damaged more easily by fluctuating temperatures.
How Long Will An Asphalt Driveway Last?
The way you treat your driveway will determine the lifespan of asphalt. For instance, extreme weather conditions and heavy traffic can cause dents and cracks in the driveway. So, the eventual life expectancy of an asphalt driveway depends on several factors just like tarmac. However, the general life expectancy of an asphalt driveway is about 20 years.
The Differences Between Tarmac VS Asphalt driveways Kilmore Big County Dublin
While tarmac and asphalt are usually used for pavements, driveway surfaces, and roads, they aren't the same. Asphalt is a mixture of aggregates and bitumen that needs up to two days before it completely cures. On the other hand, Tarmac is a combination of crushed stone and tar that cures quickly.
Here are the main differences between tarmac vs asphalt:
- Asphalt offers a better finish and smoother surface than tarmac. This helps to increase tire grip and makes it a more suitable, safer option for driveways and roads. This is because tarmac consists of larger aggregates than asphalt.
- Asphalt is reusable but tarmac is not. You can scrape off the asphalt surface as well as reprocess the material to use for a different project. This makes asphalt a more eco-friendly choice in comparison with tarmac.
- Tarmac is likely to get damaged by diesel or petrol spills, while asphalt needs less maintenance.
- Asphalt is slightly more expensive material to use over small surface areas.
- Similarities Between Tarmac and Asphalt
- Both are used for a wide range of paving applications.
- Both paving materials have the same makeup.
- They each contain petroleum products, fillers such as sand, and aggregate such as stone.
- Both are suitable for large loads and heavy vehicles.
Both asphalt and tarmac are used for surface pavements, roads, and driveways, but they aren't the same material. Tarmac or tarmacadam is a blend of tar and larger aggregates, whereas asphalt is a blend of bitumen and smaller aggregates. Tarmac is easy and quick to install and a litte bit cheaper than asphalt for driveways.
Asphalt is slightly more eco-friendly than tarmac as you can break and reuse it at the end of life. Since asphalt tops are smoother in comparison with tarmac, they are safer to drive on because of better tire grip.
Where Are Tarmac And Asphalt Used?
Both asphalt and tarmac materials are extensively used for roads (such as motorways, highways, caravan parks, private roads, car parks, etc.,). They are also used on pavements and driveways. Contact Quality Driveways Dublin for Asphalt Driveways Kilmore Big County Dublin. Both elements are extensively used in domestic and corporate settings.
Which Product Is Cheaper?
Among the two materials, tarmac is a bit cheaper than asphalt.
What Are The Benefits Of Asphalt And Tarmac?
Both elements offer longevity, durability, and ease of installation compared with other surfacing such as Block Paving.
Which Product Is More Environmentally Friendly?
Asphalt is slightly more eco-friendly than Tarmac.


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Spider legs use hydraulic pressure. When they die their legs curl because the liquid dries up!
Spiders' legs curl up is because a spider uses hydraulic pressure to push liquid into it's legs that allow it to move, and when it dies the liquid drains out making the legs curl up
If you've ever killed a spider (without completely squishing it) or come across one that is already dead, you know that their legs curl up beneath them when they die. You may be too busy being grossed out by this eight-legged creature to wonder just why this is. Human's limbs don't curl inward after they die. So what is going on with this posthumous tendency.
It turns out that spiders' legs are hydraulic. Or more specifically, two of the six joints in their legs are hydraulic. In order to straighten these joints and subsequently their legs, spiders flex their muscles and increase the pressure. When the spider dies, it obviously loses control over it's leg system and relaxes. The legs then curl upward automatically because no pressure is keeping them straightened.


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Research on Thermal Comfort of Crystal Sandstone Light Ceramics
The thermal properties of the crystal sandstone light ceramic products, nature sandstones, tiles and composite floorboards were analyzed and compared in detail by scanning electron microscope (SEM) and thermal simulation method. The results show that the different thermal properties are the main factors which lead to the different thermal comfort to these materials. It is analyzed in theory that the good thermal comforts of the crystal sandstone light ceramics are come from the low thermal conductivity and low density mainly. And the thermal simulation is a reference method on the thermal comfort research of architectural ceramics.
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Proportion of Households with Firearms
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In a given jurisdiction the number of firearms held by civilians could have risen, while in the same period the proportion of households containing firearms could have fallen, or vice versa.
Counting the proportion of households with firearms might reveal trends in which existing gun owners acquire more or fewer guns, while at the same time a decreasing or increasing proportion of households contain firearms.
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Green Your Sports: Eco-Friendly Skiing
Tip #3: Ski Green
Though skiing isn't the greenest of sports (resorts guzzle freshwater for artificial powder and electricity for lifts), some destinations have opted to use wind power and recycled snow instead. Help green the sport by strapping on eco-skis when hitting the slopes. Grab an old pair from a friend, buy used, or invest in skis from an earth-conscious company. Lokomotiv Skis, for example, plants a tree for every pair they produce, and make their gear from bamboo.
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Preveza to Parga distance, location, road map and direction
Preveza is located in Greece
at the longitude of 20.75 and latitude of 38.96. Parga is located in Greece
at the longitude of 20.4 and latitude of 39.29.
- Driving Distance : 60 KM and 105 meters / 37.3 miles.
- Straight Line Distance : 47 KM and 300 meters / 29.4 miles.
- Travel time : 1 hours and 10 minutes.
- Direction and bearing : North West side, 320 degree.
Distance between Preveza and Parga
The total straight line distance between Preveza and Parga is 47 KM
(kilometers) and 300 meters. The miles based distance from Preveza to Parga is 29.4
miles. This is a straight line distance and so most of the time the actual travel distance between Preveza and Parga may be higher or vary due to curvature of the road.
The driving distance or the travel distance between Preveza to Parga is 60 KM and 105 meters. The mile based, road distance between these two travel point is 37.3 miles.
Time Difference between Preveza and Parga
The sun rise time difference or the actual time difference between Preveza and Parga is 0 hours, 1 minutes and 24 seconds
Preveza and Parga time calculation is based on UTC time of the particular city. It may vary from country standard time, local time etc.
Preveza To Parga travel time
Preveza is located around 47 KM away from Parga so if you travel at the consistent speed of 50 KM per hour you can reach Parga in 1 hours and 10 minutes. Your Parga travel time may vary due to your bus speed, train speed or depending upon the vehicle you use.
Midway point between Preveza To Parga
Mid way point or halfway place is a center point between source and destination location. The mid way point between Preveza and Parga is situated at the latitude of 39._PHONE_ and the longitude of 20.576499919904. If you need refreshment you can stop around this midway place, after checking the safety,feasibility, etc.
Preveza To Parga road map
Parga is located nearly North West
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Noun: celiac trunk
 1. An artery that originates from the abdominal aorta just below the diaphragm and branches into the left gastric artery and the common hepatic artery and the splenic artery
 - celiac artery, truncus celiacus, arteria celiaca
Derived forms: celiac trunks
Type of: arteria, arterial blood vessel, artery
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Pluviometer \Plu'vi*om"e*ter\, noun [L. pluvia rain + -meter: cf. F. pluviom['e]tre.] An instrument for ascertaining the amount of rainfall at any place in a given time; a rain gauge.
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|Quick Facts: Janitors and Building Cleaners|
|2010 Median Pay||
$22,210 per year
$10.68 per hour
|Entry-Level Education||Less than high school|
|Work Experience in a Related Occupation||None|
|On-the-job Training||Short-term on-the-job training|
|Number of Jobs, 2010||2,310,400|
|Job Outlook, 2010-20||11% (About as fast as average)|
|Employment Change, 2010-20||246,400|
Janitors and building cleaners keep many types of buildings clean, orderly, and in good condition.
Most janitors and building cleaners work indoors, but some work outdoors part of the time, sweeping walkways, mowing lawns, or shoveling snow. Because office buildings are usually cleaned while they are empty, many cleaning workers work evening hours. The work can be physically demanding and sometimes dirty and unpleasant.
Most janitors and building cleaning workers learn on the job. They do not need formal education.
The median hourly wage for janitors and building cleaners was $10.68 in May 2010.
Employment of janitors and building cleaners is expected to grow 11 percent from 2010 to 2020, about as fast as the average for all occupations. While overall job prospects are expected to be favorable, those with experience are likely to have the best opportunities.
Compare the job duties, education, job growth, and pay of janitors and building cleaners with similar occupations.
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77 Sunflower Quotes To Fill Your Life With Sunflower Joy.
Sunflowers are special plants in that they always face the sun all day long till the sunset. The 77 sunflower quotes below will inspire you to do the same in your life.
There are several life lessons sunflowers can teach us concerning life and the attitude we must have during the darkest moments in our lives.
Even on cloudy days, sunflowers will always face that direction of the sun in anticipation of its arrival as the quotes about sunflowers below will illustrate.
You too must not give up on what you want in life just because you are not seeing light yet at the end of the tunnel.
So if you want your life to be filled with sunflower joy, here are the 77 sunflower quotes to help you develop a sunflower altitude in life that will take you places most can only imagine.
77 Quotes About Sunflowers.
1. Be optimistic and cheerful as sunflower and live blissfully. Trialsandtests.
2. Allow yourself to blossom fully like a sunflower. Trialsandtests.
3. Just as sunflowers need the sun to grow, you as well need love to flourish. Trialsandtests.
4. When you see a sunflower, remind yourself that your time to bloom will come. Trialsandtests.
5. Learn to rise above the ground of mediocrity and average. Trialsandtests.
6. Let your life be as beautiful and blissful as a sunflower. Trialsandtests.
7. Stand tall and find your sunlight even in the darkest days. Trialsandtests.
8. Happiness is the sun you must always face just as the sunflower faces the sun. Trialsandtests.
9. Let your life shine with joy like a sunflower in broad daylight. Trialsandtests.
10. We all have sunflowers inside of us waiting to shine at the right time. Trialsandtests.
11. Only under the right circumstances will the sunflower inside you blossom. Trialsandtests.
12. Even on the darkest days, sunflowers always face in the direction of the sun. Trialsandtests.
13. Life only becomes beautiful if you learn to adopt the sunflower mentality. Trialsandtests.
14. Only he who adopts a sunflower mentality will live blissfully ever after. Trialsandtests.
15. He who wants happiness in his life must consult a sunflower. Trialsandtests.
16. Be happy as a sunflower is on a sunny day. Trialsandtests.
17. If sunflowers can be happy with themselves. Why can't you? Trialsandtests.
18. Sunflowers only need the sun to be happy and bloom and nothing else. Trialsandtests.
19. Life sunflowers, true friends shine with you in all situations. Trialsandtests.
20. Be positive in all situations and not when things are just good in your life. Trialsandtests.
21. Stand tall like a sunflower even in times of adversity. Trialsandtests.
22. Let joy be the sunshine in your life. Trialsandtests.
23. Like a sunflower, learn to be grateful even in your darkest days. Trialsandtests.
24. Sunflowers face the sun even on cloudy days because they are positive. Trialsandtests.
25. Always seek positivity in all situations even on cloudy days in your life. Trialsandtests.
26. And the yellow sunflower by the brook, in autumn beauty stood. William Cullen Bryant.
27. Never look directly at the sun. Instead, look at the sunflower. Vera Nazarian.
28. A sunflower field is like a sky with a thousand suns. Corina Abdulahm.
29. She is a sunflower! She brings hope to people. Avijeet Das.
30. A sunflower teaches us so much about love. Samrah Ahmad.
31. Do you know where the sunflowers' lights go when they die? Adriani Putri.
32. We are all golden sunflowers inside. Allen Ginsberg.
33. All flowers are beautiful in their own way and it's like women, too. Miranda Kerr.
34. Sunflowers end up facing the sun but they go through a lot of dirt to find their way there. J.R.
35. Turn the face to the sun and the shadows follow behind you. Maori Proverb.
36. The sunflower is the favourite emblem of constancy. Thomas Bulfinch.
37. Her smile puts the sunflower to shame. Jerry Spinelli.
38. Her heart bloomed sunflowers so she would always face the sun. Gemma Troy.
39. Because when you stop and look around this life is pretty amazing. Dr Seuss.
40. Wherever you go, no matter what the weather, always bring your own sunshine. Anthony D.
41. Like a sunflower, live on purpose. Samuel Zulu.
42. Be unified in whatever you do like a sunflower. Samuel Zulu.
43. If we are united like sunflowers, we can achieve anything. Samuel Zulu.
44. You will never see a sunflower competing with its kind for sunlight. Samuel Zulu.
45. Why can't we be like sunflowers and stop the comparison disease? Samuel Zulu.
46. Follow your light and not someone else's. Samuel Zulu.
47. God is like the sun we need to flourish the way sunflowers do in the sun. Samuel Zulu.
48. Choose to shine, no matter your circumstances. Samuel Zulu.
49. Be bright and fill your life with positive vibes. Samuel Zulu.
50. Sunflowers won't be what there are called if they didn't face the sun. Samuel Zulu.
51. Be the reason why others feel motivated to shine their own light, too. Samuel Zulu.
52. Stand tall and see above the crowd. Samuel Zulu.
53. Sunflowers teaches us though we are different, we need each other. Samuel Zulu.
54. You are beautiful. So, let that inner beauty shine for all to see. Samuel Zulu.
55. Fill your life with sunflower joy. Samuel Zulu.
56. Let's lift each other up during hard times the way sunflowers do on cloudy days. Samuel Zulu.
57. You can make a difference if you choose to shine your light. Samuel Zulu.
58. Remember, dreams start small just as a sunflower comes from a seed. Samuel Zulu.
59. Fill your heart with love and joy so that others can be inspired to do the same. Samuel Zulu.
60. If you are like a sunflower you will shine your light even in the darkest days. Samuel Zulu.
61. If there is no light where you are, why can't you be that light other looks up to? Samuel Zulu.
62. Sunflowers never stray from the sun. you too must not stray from God. Samuel Zulu.
63. Where ever life plants you, blossom with elegance like a sunflower. Samuel Zulu.
64. And here the sunflower of the spring burns bright in the morning's beam. Ebenezer Elliott.
65. Make it like a sunflower. Steve Jobs.
66. Tomorrow may rain, so I'll follow the sun. The Beatles.
67. Be like a flower and turn your face to the sun. Kahlil Gibran.
68. Every flower blooms at a different pace. Suzy Kassem.
69. The sunflower is mine, in a way. Vincent van Gogh.
70. Let a hundred flowers bloom. Mao Zedong.
71. Sunflowers are like people to me. Joan Mitchell.
72. Let us dance in the sun, wearing wildflowers in our hair. Susan Polis Schutz.
73. The road to freedom is bordered by sunflowers. Martin Firrell.
74. Happiness held is the seed; Happiness shared is the flower. John Harrigan.
75. Wherever life plants you, bloom with grace. French Proverb.
76. Look at the sunny side of everything. Christian D. Larsen.
77. You look beautiful as a sunflower and charming as a rose. Avijeet Das.
Hope these 77 sunflower quotes have taught you vital life lessons about sunflowers that you will apply in your life. Take care.
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Red Flag: Questionable Contract Amendments (Change Orders)
Questionable contract amendments, or "change orders," include those that:
 - Increase the value of a contract without adequate justification or documentation;
 - Increase the price of a sole source contract award above the sole source threshold;
 - Promptly follow a low bid award, making the contract price higher than other bid prices;
 - Are disproportionately approved for certain contractors, i.e., certain contractors receive multiple questionable change orders when others do not.
Questionable change orders are commonly used to fund bribe payments.
This red flag can indicate the following schemes:
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Sun & clouds behaviour chart as used in schools
Sun and Clouds Behaviour chart is an ideal chart for home so your child can instantly see how they are behaving it also encourages them to stay around the sun and not go in the black cloud.
Supplied with 1 x A4 fully laminated board, 5 x sun strips
To use, just write your childs name on the sun strips using a ball point pen or sharpie, then with blue tac (not supplied) just place the sun strip around the sun, if their behaviour deteriorates move the sun strip in to the grey could and if it continues to get bad into the black also if their behaviour improves move them back into the sun.
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1.1 This test method describes standardized procedures for the sensory evaluation of heat in oleoresin capsicums ranging from 100 000 to 1 000 000 Scoville heat units (S.H.U.).
1.2 This test method is intended as an alternative to the Scoville heat test, but results can be expressed in Scoville heat units (see ASTA Method 21.0 and ISO 3513).
1.3 This test method does not apply for ground red pepper, low heat chili peppers, or chili powder.
1.4 The values stated in SI units are to be regarded as standard. No other units of measurement are included in this standard.
1.5 This standard does not purport to address all of the safety concerns, if any, associated with its use. It is the responsibility of the user of this standard to establish appropriate safety and health practices and determine the applicability of regulatory limitations prior to use. Specific precautionary statements are given in Section 8.
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|Engelse titel||Standard Test Method for Sensory Evaluation of Oleoresin Capsicum|


Blending Facial Expressions with the Face Puppet Panel
By layering unique facial expressions to an auto motion project, the Face Puppet tool gives you the freedom to add any specific facial feature animations including blinking of the eyes, a slight smile, or creating a full-face expression for your actor.
Blending Facial Expressions from the Library
 1. Make sure the actor has been applied with a voice with either idle or auto motion.
 2. Go to the time frame where you want to blend custom facial expressions to the existing motion.
 3. Click the Face Puppet button on the tool bar.
 4. Make sure that the Blend data on next recording checkbox is activated.
 5. Use the Full Face Control Puppeteering method; or alternatively, use the Solo Feature Selection Puppeteering methods to record and blend a new facial expression.
 6. Repeat the steps to do the multi-layer recording.
 7. After the recording, the entire motion clip replaces the auto motion in a duration. The result in the motion clip takes effect even if you apply any other auto motion to the actor.
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What is the meaning of the 'g' flag in regular expressions?
What is the meaning of the g flag in regular expressions?
What is is the difference between /.+/g and /.+/?
g is for global search. Meaning it'll match all occurrences. You'll usually also see i which means ignore case.
Reference: global - JavaScript | MDN
The "g" flag indicates that the regular expression should be tested against all possible matches in a string.
Without the g flag, it'll only test for the first.
Example in Javascript to explain:
> 'aaa'.match(/a/g)
> 'aaa'.match(/a/)
[ 'a', index: 0, input: 'aaa' ]
g is the global search flag.
So the difference between /.+/g and /.+/ is that the g version will find every occurrence instead of just the first.
There is no difference between /.+/g and /.+/ because they will both only ever match the whole string once. The g makes a difference if the regular expression could match more than once or contains groups, in which case.match() will return an array of the matches instead of an array of the groups.
As _USER_ pointed out, the g flag sets the lastIndex property as well.
A very important side effect of this is if you are reusing the same regex instance against a matching string, it will eventually fail because it only starts searching at the lastIndex.
// regular regex
const regex = /foo/;
// same regex with global flag
const regexG = /foo/g;
const str = " foo foo foo ";
const test = (r) => console.log(
// Test the normal one 4 times (success)
// Test the global one 4 times
// (3 passes and a fail)
Beside already mentioned meaning of g flag, it influences regexp.lastIndex property:
The lastIndex is a read/write integer property of regular expression instances that specifies the index at which to start the next match. (...) This property is set only if the regular expression instance used the "g" flag to indicate a global search.
Reference: Mozilla Developer Network
G in regular expressions is a defines a global search, meaning that it would search for all the instances on all the lines.
Will give example based on string. If we want to remove all occurences from a string. Lets say if we want to remove all occurences of "o" with "" from "hello world"
"hello world".replace(/o/g,'');
 1. g -> returns all matches
 2. without g -> returns first match
 1. '1 2 1 5 6 7'.match(/\d+/) returns ["1", index: 0, input: "1 2 1 5 6 7", groups: undefined]. As you see we can only take first match "1".
 2. '1 2 1 5 6 7'.match(/\d+/g) returns an array of all matches ["1", "2", "1", "5", "6", "7"].


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George Siemon is an organic pioneer and the co-founder and former CEO of CROPP/Organic Valley. In September 2022, George was one of the recipients of the 2022 Honorary Recognition Award from the University of Wisconsin-Madison College of Agricultural and Life Sciences. The Honorary Recognition Award recognizes individuals who have made significant contributions to their professions, their communities and the university. Tune in to learn more about:
- George's path into organic farming;
- His involvement in pioneering organic standards for livestock;
- How organics has proven that it can feed the world;
- How a stable price helped organic family farms;
- About alternative ownership models, like co-ops and trust ownerships;
- The art of governance and why it is important that we learn how to work and get along together.


udt4twisted An UDT4 integration package for twisted. ========= Summary ========= This package provides integration of udt as a transport protocol in twisted. It works by replacing the default epoll reactor with a modified one. Also, it provides top-level api(taken mostly from tcp.py) for listening and connecting to udt transports. ======= Usage ======= #) Basically use it like you will use TCP in twisted, but all sockets will be in SOCK_DGRAM mode only. Also :code:'write()' has ttl and inorder options. #) Check examples/ #) When using twistd or trial, put: -r udtepoll =============== Prerequisites =============== #) PyUDT #) twisted ======= Notes ======= #) Tests from twisted pass only in internet/ and protocol/, for the others they just seem to "hang" (something to do with flags, probably) #) More options related purely to udt should be included.(e.g. controlling socket creation, buffers, timeouts) #) UDT does not provide separate error events, instead these will be catched on an attempt read or write. This means that connectionLost will NOT be called as soon as the connection is lost for example. #) It is highly recommended to use the latest revision at the udt-git repo _URL_ (if it doesn't break compatibility with PyUDT). _URL_ Martin N. Gergov 903a65e94b782205b368d626e48ef1c4155dbd33 0.2.5


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The Loyal Order of Ancient Shepherds (Ashton Unity) was founded in Ashton-Under-Lyne, England, in 1826 as a "sick and burial club". It's popularity grew swiftly and the movement crossed the border into Scotland in 1868. The first lodge, the "Pride of Leven Lodge No1335" was founded in Dumbarton in 1868, in Glasgow in 1870 and in Edinburgh in 1876. In the 1990s, the society changed its name from the Loyal Order of Ancient Shepherds (Ashton Unity) to The Shepherds' Friendly Society and the society is still trading under this name.
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Deploying proxies in the UI
All organizations in Apigee Edge, by default, have two environments: test and prod. The naming is arbitrary. These environments are merely designed to provide you with one area to work on and test API changes, and another area where APIs are exposed to apps.
Deployment options
You can deploy multiple revisions of an API. It's common to have a revision in prod while another revision is in test as it's being tested or developed. As long as the API proxy base path stays the same, each environment can only have one deployed revision of an API. For example, you could have revision 1 deployed in test and revision 20 deployed in prod. You can view deployment of all revisions on the Overview page of the API proxy editor.
When you create a new revision of an API proxy without changing its base path, then deploy it to an environment in which it's already deployed, the previous version is undeployed and the new revision is deployed in its place. Note that deployment through the management UI might impact inbound calls. To handle and transition inbound calls more gracefully during deployment, use the management API. See the section on seamless deployment in Deploy API proxies using the management API.
However, Edge supports multiple deployments of a proxy in a single environment as long as the base path is different across revisions. That procedure is covered in this topic.
The following sections show you how to deploy API proxies in the management UI.
Deploying and undeploying an API revision
To deploy (or undeploy) an API proxy in the management UI:
 1. In the API proxy editor, select the revision you want to deploy.
 2. Click Deployment > {environment} and respond to the confirmation dialog.
 If the API proxy base path is the same as another deployed revision in that environment, the former revision is undeployed and the new revision is deployed in its place.
 For deploying multiple revisions in the same environment, see the next section.
You can also undeploy a revision by performing the previous steps on an already deployed revision, indicated by a green dot next to the environment name.
Deploying multiple revisions in the same environment
You can deploy multiple revisions of an API proxy in a single environment by changing the proxy's base path, saving the proxy as a new revision, and deploying the new revision.
For example, this is a great way to create multiple versions of an API proxy by specifying /v1, /v2, /v3, etc. in the base path. You could deploy all of those revisions to a single environment (such as test). Each proxy could be completely different, with different flows, policies, and configurations, and you could make API calls to each in the test environment.
To create and deploy a new API proxy revision by changing the base path
 1. Go to the Develop page. In the Navigator, select one of the Proxy Endpoint flows (such as the default item or PreFlow).
 2. Change the value of the element.
 3. Select Project > Save as New Revision.
 At this point, you can make any flow, policy, or other configuration changes you want to the API proxy and click Save.
 4. Deploy the new revision by selecting Deployment > {environment}.
On the Overview page, you can see your multiple revisions, all with different base paths, deployed to the same environment.
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Text description provided by the architects. St. Joseph is a concrete form to be made habitable independent of the building site. The concrete shell is placed at the edge of the remainder of a plain along the Danube floodplains. Its basic measurements are 615 cm by 620 cm by 2230 cm. The concrete form is set on 4 supports – one one-legged element, two two-legged elements and one three-legged element. Its distance from the ground ranges from 120 cm to 210 cm.
A second form, soft, white and independent of the outer shell, is set within the concrete shell. The white form opens up and programs – makes habitable, if you wish – the concrete shell's inner area, which is 2165 cm long and approx. 515 cm high. These are two interleaved forms, each with a different hardness and materiality.


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The motivation behind the world's fastest electric ice cream van
What motivates an inventor and entrepreneur to design the world's fastest ice cream van? Edd China, a British inventor and TV presenter from Surrey, has broken the Guinness World Record by creating an ice-cream that clocked up speeds of 73.921 mph. Although he doesn't sell ice-cream for a living, he is on a mission to decrease carbon emissions and demonstrate that businesses aren't negatively impacted by embracing electric vehicle technology.
This is Edd's seventh Guinness World Record title centred around speedy motorised vehicles, but the project was never about just breaking records. After Edd discovered that ice cream vans were being banned in some London boroughs due to their harmful emissions, he decided to create a special engine conversion kit that can run on electricity rather than diesel. He hopes to roll it out as a business, and in doing so, to future-proof ice cream vans as a key part of the British summer.
The van originally ran on a Mercedes Sprinter diesel engine. After two years of modifications the record was broken at Elvington Airfield in Yorkshire with a speed which would have warranted a speeding ticket on a motorway.
What's next for the inventor? He has his sights set on breaking the record for the fastest motorized shopping trolley currently held at 70.4 mph and to make it street legal.
Other notable records involving automobiles include:
The longest journey by a coffee-powered car
In 2010, a Volkswagon Scirocco was driven 337 km from London to Manchester powered by coffee. The modified car works by heating coffee granules in a charcoal fire, which break down into carbon monoxide and hydrogen. 'Car-puccino' can reportedly reach 60 mph and achieved 1 mile per 56 espressos. The process works because coffee granules contain a small amount of carbon.
The fastest police car in service
To help them keep up with rich businessmen in their speeding sports cars, police in Dubai decided to invest in one of the most powerful production cars on the planet: a Bugatti Veyron. With a blistering top speed of 253 mph and a US$1.6 million price tag, the Dubai police parked the Veyron alongside a Lamborghini Aventador that they already owned. The Veyron, however, was renowned in 2016 as the second fastest street-legal car in the world, only pipped by the 301 mph Hennessey Venom GT.
Guinness World Records 2021 book has just been released.


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The crown of the Queens of Bavaria
A little bit of history
In 1806, as part of his wholescale re-ordering of the map of Europe, Napoleon I of France upgraded the independant German Duchy to a full kingdom status. The former Duke of Bavaria, now King of Bavarie Maximillian I, commemorated the fact by commissioning a set of crown jewels for use by Bavarian monarchs.
Royal regalia of Bavaria
Included in the regalia were:
- The Crown of Bavaria – the King's crown, which was set with rubies, diamonds,
- emeralds, sapphires and pearls
- the Crown of the Queens of Bavaria, which was made for the then queen, Karoline of Baden and which contains huge pearls and large diamonds;
- The 96cms long State Sword;
- The Royal Orb – made of gols
- The 89cmslong Royal Sceptre set with brilliants, emeralds and sapphires and the top is surmounted by a small round crown.
As part of a republican Germany, Bavaria has not had a monarch since 1918 but the Bavarian Crown Jewels are still on show in the Treasury of the Residenz Palace in Munich


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Local councils charge rates on all properties in their areas to raise funds to pay for the services and infrastructure they provide.
Councils spend money on a wide range of services and infrastructure, including:
- roads and bridges
- housing planning and development
- waste and recycling
- water and sewer drainage
- sport and recreation
- health and safety.
About 60% of council revenue comes rates. This is the only tax councils are allowed to raise.
Property values and rates
In South Australia, council rates are a form of property taxation and property values play an important part in determining how much each individual rate payer contributes.
As it is a system of taxation, the rates paid may not directly relate to the services used by each rate payer. An 'ad valorem' principle applies. This means that the higher the value of the property, the higher the amount to be paid in the form of rates.
A full explanation of how rates are determined can be found on the website of the Local Government Association of South Australia.
Fact sheets on council rates - Local Government Association of SA


About the COAD
What does the Elkhart County COAD do?
The Elkhart County COAD convenes and coordinates a collaborative disaster response network of private, public, and nonprofit individuals and organizations to respond to disasters.
Why should we join the Elkhart County COAD?
In times of disaster you will get up to date information about resources and response and the opportunity to attend regular disaster forums, trainings, and information sessions.
What do member organizations have to do?
Member organizations and individuals are asked to 1) attend regular meetings and trainings, 2) share updates about their work to facilitate collaboration, and 3) help communicate critical information and resources back to affected communities.
Who are the ECCOAD members?
Over 30 organizations and individuals are part of our COAD including the Community Foundation of Elkhart County, City of Elkhart, local faith institutions and businesses.
What is the value of a COAD?
Communities that bring resources together through a COAD can increase the effectiveness of their response to the needs of disaster survivors, and reduce the social and economic impact of the disaster.
Who runs the Elkhart County COAD?
The COAD is governed by an executive committee and chair. The COAD fiscal agent is the Crossroads United Way and it was jointly founded by the Community Foundation of Elkhart County and the Crossroads United Way.
Does the Elkhart County COAD have funding to distribute?
No, but the COAD can hold and distribute funds during an emergency
Does the Elkhart County COAD only convene member organizations during emergencies and disasters?
It would be very difficult for coordination to occur if there was no regular communication between COAD and member organizations. Meetings and communication occur regularly enough to maintain channels and updates during non-emergency periods. During emergencies and disasters, meetings are scheduled as needed and taskforces meet even more regularly to help coordinate resources.
Does the Elkhart County COAD have control over the member organizations?
No, the COAD serves, supports, and coordinates member organizations in disaster response and recovery. Participation is voluntary.
Does the Elkhart County COAD perform public outreach?
The COAD's role is to support members. We work through our members to coordinate messaging but COAD will do direct public outreach if it is requested from our member organizations.


Let's dance… la gigue!
What is… la gigue?
La gigue is a traditional dance performed in Québec and in the French Canadian culture. It is a form of percussive dance where one makes sounds with his/her feet on the floor. The mouvements of the feet, ankles and legs are usually quite small and do not have much amplitude.
La gigue came to Canada and was shared with us initially by the Irish and the Scottish. Subsequently, there was an influence from tap dancing from the Americans. Now, la gigue is practiced in Québec and across Canada in the French Canadian culture.
For more information, consult the article Le quiproquo de la gigue au Québec written by Pierre Chartrand.
What is a "bonhomme gigueur"?
Monsieur Bono is a bonhomme gigueur (dancing man) and is a component of French Canadian folklore. This bonhomme gigueur is described as a wooden puppet that dances on the end of a wooden board to the rhythm of the music.
To make the bonhomme gigueur dance, a person sits on one end of the board and, while holding the wooden puppet with one hand, taps on the board with the other hand. The bonhomme gigueur's feet hit the board and make the sounds "taque-tique-tac".
Activity #1: Your turn to dance la gigue with Monsieur Bono!
Watch how Monsieur Bono dances la gigue.
What parts of his body does he use to dance la gigue?
His head? Arms? Torso? Legs? Feet?
Replay the video. When Monsieur Bono dances, watch how he dances. When he stops, it will now be your turn to dance la gigue the same way as Monsieur Bono. So, you'll be dancing at the same time as one of Tradansa's Dance Specialists. Then, it's Monsieur Bono's turn again. Then yours. Continue alternating between you and Monsieur Bono until the end of the music.
After the activity, answer the following questions: (answers at bottom of page)
 1. How do we call this dance form?
 2. Where do we dance la gigue?
 3. Which parts of the foot do we use to dance la gigue?
Activity #2: Make your own "bonhomme gigueur"
Download the page: Bonhomme gigueur
Print this page on a 8.5″ X 11″, preferably a thicker paper. Cut out the different body parts. Make small holes and use a fastener as indicated.
Activité #3:Word Search
Download the page: Mot mystère
Learn the various words in French relating to dance, music and culture.
Mot mystère
Activity #4: Make a gigue video
Dance la gigue with Monsieur Bono and make a video of your students/kids dancing.
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We look forward to seeing you dance! And, have fun!
Looking for the music?
The music used to dance la gigue is Un air trompeur, an original composition by Richard Forest. Available on the album: Danse, mon coeur danse! available for purchase HERE.
Activity #1:
 1. La gigue.
 2. French Canadian culture.
 3. The heel, pointe (toes) and ball of the foot.
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What does SOOT stand for?
What does SOOT mean? This page is about the various possible meanings of the acronym, abbreviation, shorthand or slang term: SOOT.
We've found a total of 1 definition for SOOT:
What does SOOT mean?
- carbon black, lampblack, soot, smut, crock(verb)
- a black colloidal substance consisting wholly or principally of amorphous carbon and used to make pigments and ink


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FRIENDSWOOD FRIENDS CEMETERY
The Friendswood Friends Cemetery is certified by the Texas Historical Commission as a "Texas Historic Cemetery." It was established in 1895 just months after the first settlers arrived. Friendswood co-founder, Frank J. Brown, donated the land and laid out the cemetery with its two private roads crossing at the center. A burial site was needed for young Newton Knode who was killed instantly by a falling tree while he was cutting firewood. Many Friendswood pioneers and their descendents are buried here as are other former city and church leaders.
"Cemeteries are like open history books whose pages are tablets of stone." 1
You are welcome to explore the cemetery on your own. An annotated map (cemetery layout) is provided to help you locate several of our early pioneers' grave sites. An overview video is displayed below. Also, if you are interested in pursuing Friendswood history further, we suggest that you visit the Frank J. Brown Heritage Museum located at 108 Skyview.
1. Historic Cemeteries in Texas – Texas Historical Commission web site. _URL_


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Community Goals in Elite: Dangerous
Community Goals in Elite Dangerous is a kind of mission that is shared by the entire community - for example a goal may be for the community to trade/donate enough food to a single system that is suffering a famine, or to trade/donate enough materials to build a large capital ship for one of the navies.
- The progress of community goals is shared between both Open, Private Group and Solo play.
- You cannot try to directly compete against a goal, but there may be individual community goals competing against each other (e.g. a race to build two capital ships)


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- owe (v.)
- Old English agan (past tense ahte) "to have, own," from Proto-Germanic *aiganan "to possess" (cf. Old Frisian aga, Old Norse eiga, Old High German eigan, Gothic aigan "to possess, have"), from PIE *aik- "to be master of, possess" (cf. Sanskrit ise "he owns," isah "owner, lord, ruler;" Avestan is- "riches," isvan- "well-off, rich").
Sense of "to have to repay" began in late Old English with the phrase agan to geldanne literally "to own to yield," which was used to translate Latin debere (earlier in Old English this would have been sceal "shall"); by late 12c. the phrase had been shortened to simply agan, and own (v.) took over this word's original sense.
An original Germanic preterite-present verb (cf. can, dare, may, etc.). New past tense form owed arose 15c. to replace oughte, which developed into ought (v.).


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When a loud motorcycle woke up Mark Nesdoly's young daughter, he decided he had enough. Instead of taking a baseball bat to the offending Harley, Nesdoly used his engineering skills to design the Noise Snare, a video detection system for loud vehicles.
The system is simple, yet effective. It uses a microphone to detect excessively loud vehicles and a video camera to record the offender as he or she drives by. Once you have video footage, you can lift an image of the driver, zoom in on his or her license plate, or extract the audio track to prove the person's car or motorcycle is way too loud.
All you need to do is mount the unit on a stationary object and the Noise Snare does the rest. It even connects to a wireless network and sends text messages or emails when a violation is recorded. The detection system works so well that the Canadian city of Calgary may field test the device in the upcoming months. [Gizmag]


Association of British Scrabble Players
Being Doing Feeling > Motion > Roaming
beachcomb to wander along a beach looking for useful objects.
bogtrotting the practice of wandering round bogs, ascribed to Irishmen.
divagate to wander or stray from a course or subject.
divagation a wandering about or going astray; digression.
errant wandering (noun) a knight errant, a person who is errant
errantly (Adv.) ERRANT, wandering.
errantry roaming around, looking for adventure.
evagation wandering; digression.
extravagate (Arch.) to wander; to exceed reasonable limits.
extravagation the act of extravagating, wandering.
fegary vagary, wandering.
forwander (Arch.) to wander away; to go astray.
gad to wander about idly.
galavant to roam about for pleasure without any definite plan.
galivant to roam about for pleasure without any definite plan.
gallivant to roam about for pleasure without any definite plan.
gander a male goose; (verb) to wander.
itineracy making journeys from place to place.
itinerancy making journeys from place to place.
itinerate to wander without a settled habitation; to travel from place or on a circuit, particularly for the purpose of preaching, lecturing, etc.
locomote to move from place to place.
locomotion an act or the power of moving from place to place.
locomotory relating to locomotion.
noctivagant wandering in the night; (noun) someone who wanders in the night.
noctivagation wandering around at night.
odyssean of or like an odyssey, a long wandering journey.
odyssey (Greek) a long wandering usually marked by many changes of fortune.
peregrinate to wander through.
peregrinator someone who travels about.
peregrinatory of or relating to a peregrinator; wandering.
ramble to wander.
rambler one that rambles.
ratch a ratchet; (verb) to wander, prowl.
raunge (Obs.) to range.
roam to move about without purpose or plan.
roamer one who roams; a wanderer.
rove to roam.
rover one that roves.
rovingly (Adv.) ROVING, wandering.
solivagant wandering alone; (noun) one who wanders alone.
stravage to wander about idly.
stravaig (Scots) to wander aimlessly.
stravaiger (Scots) a wanderer, idler.
strayve (Dial.) to wander aimlessly.
stroam to wander about idly and vacantly.
taiver (Scots) to wander, to rave.
taver (Scots) to wander, rave.
unwandering not wandering.
wander to move about with no destination or purpose.
wanderer one who wanders.
wanderingly (Adv.) WANDERING.


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Spinal angiolipomas: MR features.
PURPOSE: To determine the MR features of spinal angiolipomas and to compare these findings with their histologic appearance. METHODS: The MR examinations of three patients with surgically proved angiolipomas were reviewed for tumor location and extent, signal characteristics, and pattern of contrast enhancement, and were then compared with the histologic findings. RESULTS: Four tumors were found in the three patients, all located in the posterior epidural compartment, averaging about 2.5 vertebral bodies in length. On noncontrast T1-weighted images, all lesions were inhomogeneous and hypointense relative to epidural fat. Inhomogeneous enhancement was seen in three lesions on postcontrast T1-weighted images obtained with fat-saturation techniques. Angiolipomas were least conspicuous on T2-weighted images. A high vascular content correlated with the presence of large hypointense regions on T1-weighted images. CONCLUSION: Spinal angiolipomas are typically hyperintense on noncontrast T-1-weighted images relative to other tumors. Angiolipomas that contain large hypointense foci on noncontrast T1-weighted images can be expected to have a high degree of vascularity.
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Let $f(x)$ and $g(x)$ be irreducible polynomials over rationals. I know that to find the density of the primes $p$ such that (say) $f(x)$ has a root mod $p$ can be found using Chebotarev density theorem, looking at the density of elements with fixed points in the Galois group of $f(x)$. (Thinking of the Galois group embedded in $S_d$, where d is the degree of $f$) I was wondering what is the general way of doing this when we're given two polynomials $f$ and $g$, and if we try to find the density of primes such that both $f$ and $g$ have roots mod $p$. Should we somehow look at the compositum of the splitting fields of $f$ and $g$? That's my feeling, but I don't know how to do that. Thanks.
 - $\begingroup$ @ R. van Dobben de Bruyn : That's slightly different. There, it finds density of primes which are split in the Galois closure, but prime doesn't necessarily have to split for these polynomials to have root mod $p$, so that answer only gives lower bound for the density. $\endgroup$ – vgmath Jul 12 '17 at 20:56
 - $\begingroup$ Aren't the two events independent? $\endgroup$ – Igor Rivin Jul 13 '17 at 0:42
 - $\begingroup$ _USER_: you're right, it's not the same question. I retracted my close vote. (For the record, the other question.) $\endgroup$ – R. van Dobben de Bruyn Jul 13 '17 at 16:24
Let $P(h)$ be the proportion of primes $p$ such that the monic polynomial $h(t)$ has a root mod $p.$ You say that you can compute this when $h$ is irreducible. Your question is equivalent to asking if you can do it when $h$ is a product of two irreducibles:
You ask about finding $x,$ the proportion of primes where $f$ and $g$ both have roots. But $P(f)+P(g)=P(fg)+x.$
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 $\begingroup$ I am not sure I understand why this answers the question, since Chebotarev only applies to irreducibles, I believe )(and _USER_ says as much). $\endgroup$ – Igor Rivin Jul 13 '17 at 4:09
 - $\begingroup$ It doesn't answer the question. But it does show it equivalent to a presumably hard problem: generalize Chebatorev to non-irreducibles (or at least those with two factors.) So something like computing two splitting fields $F,G$ and their composite $FG$ is not going to solve the given problem unless it solves the harder one. $\endgroup$ – Aaron Meyerowitz Jul 13 '17 at 4:58
 - $\begingroup$ _USER_ Meyerowitz, @ Igor Rivin : Sorry for my ignorance if I'm wrong, but I couldn't see why Chebatorev requires irreduciblity? Doesn't it work for splitting field of any polynomial? Is there any quick counter example when it doesn't work? $\endgroup$ – vgmath Jul 19 '17 at 1:26
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National Dam Safety Program. Township Line Dam (NDI-Pa-475), Ohio River Basin, Township Line Run, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania. Phase I Inspection Report,
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The Dam Inspection Act, Public Law 92-367 authorized the Secretary of the Army, through the Corps of Engineers, to initiate a program of inspection of dams throughout the United States. The purpose is to determine if the dam constitutes a hazard to human life or property.
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Why is the isolation of hazardous energies associated with plant important?
A range of hazardous energies exists in mobile and fixed plant in mining operations, such as stored, electrical, and mechanical energies. During normal operating conditions, workers are generally protected from these energies by controls such as the plant's design and guarding.
However, when normal operating conditions are interrupted during work such as:
- clearing an obstruction
the consequences can be significant if isolation controls are deficient, removed, bypassed or deactivated and people are exposed to hazardous energies. It is important to ensure potential exposures to hazardous energies during such work are identified and controlled. The consequences of unwanted events can be serious or even fatal.
In the past, isolation processes in the mining industry were not given adequate emphasis. It was common practice to use tags only to identify that a circuit or item of plant was deactivated or de-energised and that personnel may be working on or around it. In many instances, the potential sources of hazardous energies were not recognised and isolation was not understood or properly applied.
A guideline on isolation of hazardous energies associated with plant in Western Australian mining operations is available for industry use.
The guideline provides information on the development of safe systems of work associated with the isolation of hazardous energies, where protection is required from:
- the movement or operation of plant
- the movement of materials handled by plant
- contact with energy
- used to operate plant
- used to carry out processes associated with plant
- produced or carried by plant
- stored within plant.
For an introduction to the damage that can be done by stored energy, see the toolbox presentation below on improving hazard awareness.


TRIVIAL PURSUITS: What is the difference between a green olive and a black olive?
One may think that green and black olives are two different fruits (or vegetables?).
First of all, according to the Oxford dictionary, an olive, just like a plum or a cherry, is a fruit. The olive is the small, bitter-tasting fruit of the olive tree, Olea europea. Olives are classified as fruit because they're formed from the ovary of the olive flower, and they're seed-bearing structures—the pits could grow into trees if you planted them. In culinary terms, however, olives are like those other fruit, tomatoes, and are treated as a vegetable.
Green olives are not from a different tree than black olives, they are just picked before they are ripe.
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Definition of comeuppance in English:
noun[in singular] informal
A punishment or fate that someone deserves: he got his comeuppance in the end
More example sentences
- By any reasonable moral reckoning he deserves all the comeuppance of his bad faith.
- I kept turning the pages, anticipating the comeuppance that he so richly deserved.
- Among the more baffling parts of this showdown is why Madam Secretary would have invited such a comeuppance in the first place.
Words that rhyme with comeuppancetuppence, twopence
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If you've ever been to an ocean, you've probably seen sand dollars on the beach or in souvenir shops. You may have even seen live sand dollars moving around on the sandy ocean floor. But what exactly are these creatures?
Sand dollars — sometimes called sea cookies, snapper biscuits, sand cakes, cake urchins or pansy shells — are species of flat, burrowing echinoids that belong to the order Clypeasteroida. Sand dollars are related to sea urchins, sea cucumbers and starfish.
When sand dollars are alive, they live in shallow coastal waters along the sandy ocean floor. Unlike the white color of dead sand dollars, live sand dollars are usually green, purple or blue. Some people think live sand dollars look like fuzzy cookies!
Live sand dollars are covered with a dense, velvety layer of short spines and tubular feet. They use these spines and tubular feet to burrow into the sand and move around.
You may have noticed that sand dollar skeletons feature a pattern that looks like a flower. This pattern is where the live sand dollar's tubular feet are located. In addition to helping the sand dollar move, these tubular feet also help direct food found on the ocean floor to the sand dollar's mouth.
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How to make an egg salad not smell
Eggs can taste delicious if cooked properly to stop the smell.
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An egg salad whether on its own or in a sandwich is easy to make and can taste delicious but the smell can be off-putting. Eggs can produce a sulphuric smell caused by over cooking. These egg proteins can become over coagulated and this creates an excess of hydrogen sulphide, which causes the eggy smell.
Fortunately, there are a few simple steps to prevent this from happening.
Place the eggs in a saucepan of cold water so that they are fully submerged. Add 2 teaspoons of white vinegar and bring the water up to a simmering point. Continue to simmer for 7 minutes. The vinegar will neutralise the odour without affecting the taste of the eggs.
 - Place the eggs in a saucepan of cold water so that they are fully submerged.
Remove the saucepan from the heat and remove the eggs. Submerge the eggs in the bowl of cold water and leave for 2 minutes. The cold water stops eggs from continuing to cook inside their shells and prevents the yolk from turning a dark greyish or green colour. Discoloured yolks are a result of a reaction that increases the sulphur smell.
Peel the eggs to remove the shells. Store the eggs, covered in the fridge until you are ready to make the rest of your salad.
To remove any lingering smells from your kitchen, boil a saucepan of water with 1 teaspoon of vinegar for 5 minutes. Discard the water. The smell of vinegar will disappear quickly.


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Sentences for beef. College students, readers, and those taking online classes might especially benefit from this page. The lines of text below use beef in a sentence, and provide visitors a sentence for beef.
- Antonia stood at the sideboard carving beef for him, and in the window sat Thea with her Persian kitten. (8)
- Barter thought themselves far from the old beef and beer, port and pigskin types of the Georgian and early Victorian era. (8)
- Melville, as became a tall islander, carved beef, and ate of it, like a ruler of men. (10)
- Now Ale, which is to Beef what Eve was to Adam, threatens to take possession of the field. (10)
- Roast beef stood eminent behind the souffle and champagne. (10)
- They were beef and pudding on legs; in some quarters, beer amiably manifest, owing to the flourishes of a military band. (10)
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0-056 The beds of rose-of-sharon (Hibiscus syriacus) surrounding the Korean War Memorial were provided by the people of South Korea. This and the Asian red pine are their national tree symbols. The flower appears in Korean national emblems, and Korea is compared to the flower in the South Korean national anthem. Also known as the Korean rose, the plants were sent from Pusan, South Korea and planted around the memorial in 1996. These small trees, most commonly seen in our area as large shrubs, bloom in the summer and add rich light purple color to the foreground of the monument as seen from any viewpoint along the walkway. They were given to commemorate the US-Korean alliance and honor the lives of the American soldiers who defended it.
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