and type of SLAM. For this simulation, we will be doing 2D slam with simulated IMU and laser scan data as inputs. The Cartographer ROS settings are configured in the racer_2d_cartographer.launch file.
The os1_sensor.urdf file is loaded and the robot_state_publisher node publishes the state defined in the URDF file to the /TF topic.
The cartographer_ros node is also initialized, configured by loading the racer_2d.lua file. We also remap the IMU and laser scan data from their default topics to the topics output by the simulated robot and OS-1 sensor.
Lastly, the cartographer_occupancy_grid_node is run. The occupancy_grid_node listens to the submaps published by SLAM, builds a ROS occupancy_grid out of them and publishes it. Generating the map is expensive and slow, so map updates are in the order of seconds.
This launch file is then integrated into the broader system simulation launch file.
Running the Simulation
The entire simulation is defined by the rc_laser_map.launch file. This file loads the simulation as well as all the relevant supporting ROS nodes to produce the required data for Cartographer to function.
The first portion of the file defines default values for several parameters that can be used to customize the simulation. These values can be overwritten via the command line when launching the simulation.
Next, the Gazebo simulation is started by loading the appropriate world file and spawning the robot with its integrated sensors. Then several nodes are loaded that allow the user to control the robot via the keyboard or joystick. The pointcloud_to_laserscan node is then loaded to convert the 3D pointcloud to a 2D laser scan. This makes computation simpler and also increases the flexibility of the system. Some ROS nodes only support LaserScan inputs and not PointCloud2 inputs. Lastly, the racer_2d_cartographer.launch file is executed which launches Cartographer with its specific configurations described earlier.
The video below shows the vehicle navigating the environment. Cartographer provides an RViz plugin which allows the visualization of submaps, the trajectory, and constraints.
OS1 RC Car Cartographer ROS Gazebo Simulation
Once the environment is sufficiently mapped the map file can be saved and it can be loaded later. This is done with the map_server ROS package
rosrun map_server map_saver -f /tmp/my_map
This creates two files. The YAML file describes the map metadata, and names the image file. The image file encodes the occupancy data. An example image of the occupancy grid map is shown below:
OS1 RC Car ROS Simulation Cartographer Map
Running on Real-world Data
The next step is to move from the simulated environment to the real world environment. Since the Cartographer system setup was validated in simulation, it's fairly straightforward to develop a working implementation on data collected in the real world. There will be some minor changes and parameter tuning to reflect the real world environment. We will run Cartographer in both 2D and 3D modes on data collected from an OS-1-64 mounted on a push cart and also from an OS-1-64 mounted on an RC car.
Indoor Data Collection
The first step is to collect data from your environment. Before running everything on the integrated RC car, we will collect data in a simpler and more controlled environment. In the first example, an OS-1-64 is mounted to a cart with a laptop as shown in the image below.
OS1 Cart Mount for Data Collection
The cart was manually pushed around the office. The standard ouster_ros sensor client package was used to configure the sensor and interface with ROS. The os1_cloud_node/points and os1_cloud_node/imu topics were recorded.
Validate ROS.bag File
Cartographer ROS provides a tool named cartographer_rosbag_validate to automatically analyze data present in your bag. It is generally a good idea to run this tool before trying to tune Cartographer for incorrect data.
It benefits from the experience of the Cartographer authors and can detect a variety of mistakes commonly found in bags. The tool can also provide tips on how to improve the quality of your data.
The tool can be run with the following command:
rosrun cartographer_ros cartographer_rosbag_validate -bag_filename
This produces the following output:
Cartographer ROSbag Validation Output
Run Cartographer
We will use the demo_cart_2d.launch file to replay the collected data and run Cartographer. This file loads Cartographer via the cart_2d.launch file, launches RViz preconfigured with the demo_2d.rviz settings, and replays the bag file passed via the bag_filename parameter on the command line.
The cart_2d.launch file loads the os1_sensor.urdf file to get the transformations between the IMU and sensor components required by Cartographer. It then launches the cartographer_node loading the cart_2d.lua configuration file. There are a couple of changes from the configuration files used in simulation:
 - There is no source of odometry on the cart:
 - use_odometry = false
 - We are using the full PointCloud2 message and not a LaserScan message:
 - num_laser_scans = 0,
 - num_point_clouds = 1,
As before, the default input topics are remapped to reflect the topic names output by the system in the cart_2d.launch file. Since we are reading PointCloud2 topics, the "points" topic is remapped instead of the "scan" topic.
Lastly, the cartographer_occupancy_grid_node is launched to produce the map.
The complete process is executed with the following command:
$ roslaunch rover_2dnav demo_cart_2d.launch bag_filename:=cart.bag
You can monitor the progress of the map generation via RViz as shown in the image below:
OS1 Cartographer Map Generation in RViz
The complete, final map is shown below:
OS1 Map Generated by Cartographer
Running Cartographer on an RC Car
Now that the Cartographer can run on real-world data, we can integrate Cartographer into a complete robotic system. For this example, we will mount the OS1-64 to an RC car platform. The system also has an OpenMV camera mounted, but this isn't used by the Cartographer system. The vehicle can be operated remotely with an Xbox controller. All processing is done on a fitlet2 with an Arduino Uno providing commands to the motors for steering and throttle. This set-up closely mimics the simulated system used earlier.
The complete system looks like this:
RC Car with Ouster OS1 and OpenMV Cam
When working with the RC car, the diy_driverless_car_ROS repository is used, specifically the rover_2dnav package. When manually operating the RC car, the rc_dbw_cam.launch launch file is used to start the system.
Run 2D Cartographer Online
The rc_dbw_cam.launch loads the joystick node to process steering and throttle commands from the Xbox controller. These are then sent to the L298N_node which communicates with the Arduino Uno. The rc_control.launch file is loaded which handles some control message conversions and launches an Extended Kalman Filter via the robot_localization package. The EKF node computes the odometry information that is later sent to Cartographer. The OpenMV camera driver node is launched as well as the OS-1 ROS client.
Cartographer can be run by setting the map argument to True via the command line when launching the rc_dbw_cam.launch file. This launches the pointcloud_to_laserscan node as well as Cartographer via the racer_2d_cartographer.launch file.
As described earlier, the os1_sensor.urdf file loads the component transforms and configurations from the racer_2d.lua file.
The system is launched by executing the following command:
$ roslaunch rover_2dnav racer_map.launch rviz:=true map:=true cartographer:=true
An image of the online map generation while manually controlling the RC car is shown below:
OS1 RC Car Cartographer Map Generation in RViz
Run Cartographer 3D Pipeline Offline
When operating the RC car, we want to limit the amount of processing resources utilized by mapping so those resources can be used for other perception, path planning, or controls functions that may also be running. However, if we process the collected data offline, we are less constrained by runtime constraints.
The offline_node is the fastest way of SLAMing a bag of sensor data. It does not listen on any topics, instead, it reads TF and sensor data out of a set of bags provided on the command line. In all other regards, it behaves like the cartographer_node.
Cartographer operates in both a 2D and 3D mode. The 2D pipeline estimates a trajectory of 3DoF (x,y, yaw) poses by matching 2D scans in 2D submaps. In contrast, the 3D pipeline estimates a trajectory of 6DoF (x,y,z, roll, pitch, yaw) poses by matching 3D


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 2010 marks the 50th anniversary of George Bass's first-ever submarine mapping and excavation of a complete shipwreck and the dawn of modern underwater archaeology.
 This potential archaeology was inaccessible for a long time and beyond anyone's imagination. However, it was just a matter of time before a unique and inspiring individual came along and began the age of underwater archaeology.
 George Bass, a University of Pennsylvania archaeology graduate student, was asked in 1960 if he would be interested in studying a Late Bronze Age shipwreck off the coast of Turkey. "I had never dived except once in a YMCA swimming pool before leaving for Turkey in 1960," George explains. His desire to explore and document the ocean's floor became the foundation for what now is the field of underwater and maritime archaeology.
 Dating to over 3,000 years old, the first shipwreck studied by George Bass was at the time the oldest ship ever found. His research at Cape Gelidonya would be like none that came before - it would literally change our notions of archaeology and the ocean forever.


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Part of the functionality of the CMS will require being able to have a searchbox that searches the contents of a specific list (both custom lists and external content list types) and returns the list items relevant to the search as the results.
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National Youth Day!
Youth of a nation is an integral and an important part of a nation. It is celebrated every year on 12th January. This day is celebrated to celebrate the power of youthful energy. This day is celebrated to mark the birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda. This day is celebrated across many countries to mark the prosperity and propensity of the youth. Every nation wishes to give a proper direction to their youth, this is a day to enjoy the freedom as well as identify our duties towards our nation and society.
National Youth Day-How to Draw Swami Vivekananda Drawing for Kids
Swami Vivekananda's birthday is the inspiration behind the celebration of this day. So, let us begin with making a portrait of Swami Vivekananda. Tart with the headgear of Swami. Draw the right portion of the headgear and then come to the left part. Move on to the face portion and then, draw the outer figure and make the eyes, ears and nose of the Swami. Now go on to draw the clothes of the Swami. Raw Swami's signature pose: him standing with his folded arms. Shade the sketch wherever you feel necessary or you can colour the white picture and the background. You can write 'Happy National Youth Day' in the background. For better understanding of this subtle and easy to draw portrait look up:
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National Youth Day-Youth Day Drawing Tribute
We can also show the youth voicing their concerns on this day. We can make posters or sketch some art related to youth uprisings or any other such movements. You can draw a group of students. You can take ideas from already existing uprisings or imagine some of your own. Like here we have drawn three teenagers with their fists high in solitude. We have not used any colours, just the black and white contrast. This contrast reflects so much towards the observers. You can draw players, or unconventional occupations taken up by the youth to feed their families or to support them financially. Every child grows into his or her youth believing to help his/her parents in running the household. You can take inspiration from this easy time-lapse tutorial video:
National Youth Day-Mental Health Matters Youth day Art Showcase
'Mental Health Matters' this can become one of the best themes for the youth day presentation. We can easily inculcate this topic in our drawings or posters. So many youngsters suffer from mental illness but stigma stops them from owing up. We must make sure every teenager opens up about their issues and problems. we can make this happen through awareness drives and posters. Posters showing their issues as a general widespread issue will make them feel comfortable and homely. Or we can make posters showing the suffering of the youth in dire conditions. Organizing such poster making competitions can also help, along with informative sessions. For better understanding and more ideas for such posters lookup this very much informative video:
National Youth Day-Raising your voice -International Youth day
This video is two years old but still relevant. It shows many quirky and relatable posters which can be realized easily by anyone. One just needs to try. First poster which comes up is of a girl sticking out her tongue with 'Happy Youth Day' written in the background. The vides shows the fun, frolic and exuberance shown by the youngsters. It also shows the support which each of them is to the other. The fun we all have at college or functions are shown in this vudeo.The video also tells us the vision Swami Vivekananda had for the youth. He wanted the youth to be obedient with good character and selfless. It also shows a poster with so many children standing in a line with a dog and speaking something collectively. It also shows us important quotes by Swami Vivekananda for the new generation. In the end the video gives a message to enjoy the young age and be responsible. For a look up to this video go to:
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How to Draw Swami Vivekananda face pencil Drawing – National Youth Day
Moving on to the next pencil sketching of Swami Vivekananda. In this video, the artist starts with the robe drawing at first. He keeps every detail of the robe in mind while sketching it. Then the artist moves to the face of the Swami. He goes on to the complete face formation and then draws the details of the face later. The artist draws the headgear of the Swami. The details and expression on the face of the Swami. In the end the artist shades the required parts. You can shade the figure or colour it, in whatever way you like it. Look up this easy tutorial at:
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We hope that you understand your duties very well. Duties are an integral part of your life. You must have fun and enjoy your rights but as the responsible youth of your country you must consider your duties seriously. We wish you a very Happy National Youth Day and hope that you will celebrate it wisely.
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The score and completion status sent back to an LMS can be registered in a number of different ways
1. 'Sets course completion' option ticked in the Assessment Results asset
- If the Is tracked assessment option is checked then the score will be sent back to the LMS at the end of the assessment
- If Sets course completion is NOT set then completion from a SCORM perspective will be determined by whether the learner visits every screen in every topic in the course.
- If Sets course completion IS set then completion status sent back to the LMS will be determined by the assessment results. This can be set as either Completed or Pass/Fail in the Type of course completion dropdown.
Note that if completion is determined by the assessment then a dummy, unreachable, screen or topic should be added to the gomo course to ensure that completion isn't also triggered by the learner visiting every page.
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UK Historic Environment Agencies launch Declaration for the Preservation of Digital Intellectual Record
An alliance of key agencies concerned with the UK's historic environment has launched their Declaration on Digital Preservation today at a ceremony at the Historic England offices on Tanner Row in York on International Digital Preservation Day.
The alliance, called the Bedern Group, comprises the Archaeology Data Service, Historic England, Historic Environment Scotland and The Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historic Monuments of Wales (RCAHMW). Their combined digital collections represent a rich resource for research and education, creative, cultural and commercial activity within the historic environment.
Chairman of the Commissioners for RCAHMW, Dr Eurwyn Wiliam was delighted with the initiative, saying "by publishing this Declaration, the Bedern Group hopes to inspire many more individuals and organizations to help secure the legacy of their own important digital collections for future generations."
"Protecting the historic environment is not simply a concern with buildings, monuments and landscapes anymore," explains Alex Paterson, CEO of Historic Environment Scotland. "This Declaration encapsulates the commitment we must all make to preserve our digital heritage; so making it possible for this and future generations to enjoy, understand and manage the physical traces of the human past."
While new technologies create significant opportunities for our society and economy, these changes herald a time when heritage collections will be increasingly digital.
Duncan Wilson, CEO of Historic England agrees, saying: "The story of our past is not only locked up in surviving buildings and places, but in our archives and research. So making sure these records survive and are digitally accessible is a vital form of protection. This is a key part of our legacy to future generations."
A shifting technological landscape means that organizations like those of the Bedern Group will need to manage pressures of technological obsolescence, as well as being able to adapt to new scales, new complexities and new expectations.
"Digital preservation is an integral component in safeguarding our cultural heritage. This Declaration highlights the commitment of all the Bedern Group members to this aim," says Director of the Archaeology Data Service, Professor Julian Richards. "Digital data requires careful curation to ensure its stability and usability in the long-term, but properly preserved digital data has vast potential, particularly when openly available, to increase the public understanding of our shared heritage."
Helping them manage these pressures is the Digital Preservation Coalition (DPC), to which each of the Bedern Group organisations belongs. The DPC provides training, resources and support to help members deliver resilient long-term access to digital content and services; deriving enduring value from their digital collections. The Coalition also raises awareness of the attendant strategic, cultural and technological challenges and supports members through advocacy, workforce development, capacity-building and partnership.
The Bedern Declaration Launch is part of a wider programme of celebrations and community commitments to digital preservation which makes up International Digital Preservation Day (IDPD17) on 30th November. Organized by the DPC and supported by digital preservation networks around the world, IDPD17 draws together individuals and institutions from across the world to celebrate digital collections preserved, access maintained and understanding fostered by preserving digital materials.
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- About the Bedern Group:
The Group was founded by the Archaeology Data Service, English Heritage (membership now through Historic England), The Royal Commission for Ancient and Historic Monuments of Scotland (now Historic Environment Scotland) and RCAHMW, who first met in the Bedern Hall, York in October 2011. The Bedern Group exists to provide a forum for organizations which have special interest in the long-term management of data specifically that of the historic environment. The meetings are facilitated and chaired by the Digital Preservation Coalition so that it is not led by any one agency.
- About the Bedern Group Members:
- Archaeology Data Service – The Archaeology Data Service (ADS) is a discipline specific repository hosted by the University of York with over 20 years of experience preserving digital archaeological data. The ADS supports research, learning and teaching with freely available, high quality and dependable digital resources. The ADS promotes good practice in the use of digital data in archaeology, it provides technical advice to the research community, and supports the deployment of digital technologies: _URL_
- Historic England – Historic England is the public body that looks after England's historic environment, championing historic places, helping people understand, value and care for them: _URL_
- Historic Environment Scotland – Historic Environment Scotland is the lead public body set up to investigate, care for and promote Scotland's historic environment: _URL_
- About RCHAMW – The Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales has a leading national role in developing and promoting understanding of the archaeological, built and maritime heritage of Wales, as the originator, curator and supplier of authoritative information for individual, corporate and governmental decision makers, researchers, and the general public: _URL_
- About the Digital Preservation Coalition
The Digital Preservation Coalition (DPC) is a membership organization which enables members to deliver resilient long-term access to digital content and services, helping them to derive enduring value from digital collections and raising awareness of the attendant strategic, cultural and technological challenges they face. The DPC achieves its aims through advocacy, workforce development, capacity-building and partnership: _URL_
- About International Digital Preservation Day
International Digital Preservation Day is held on the last Thursday of every November. This year, the first ever International Digital Preservation Day on 30th November 2017 will draw together individuals and institutions from across the world to celebrate the collections preserved, the access maintained, and the understanding fostered by preserving digital materials. The aim of the day is to create greater awareness of digital preservation that will translate into a wider understanding which permeates all aspects of society – business, policy making, personal good practice. Organised by the DPC and supported by digital preservation networks around the world, International Digital Preservation Day will provide a window into the daily activities of those involved with or contemplating digital preservation. Data creators, curators and consumers from around the world are invited to share stories of their own 'digital preservation day.'
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Most people fear that the clicking is caused by bone hitting bone. However, thankfully nowadays this is rare. If you have this it is likely that for many years you have been suffering severe pain and movement restriction. If this is you please go and see your GP for a referral to an Orthopaedic consultant as soon as possible.If you felt a click with a sudden or traumatic injury like a car accident or a fall you must see an Osteopath, Physiotherapist or doctor as soon as possible for a full assessment, because you may have damaged a vital ligament or bone.
If the noise is not painful it is most likely to be air pockets popping with the changes of pressure that movement causes inside the fluid of the neck joints. A clicking neck can also be caused by small particles swishing around in the fluid of the neck joints.
Painful clicking can be caused by soft tissue damage in the joint like cartilage that has been worn away or has broken off and is floating around in the joint. Clicking or clunking can also be caused by tendons or scar tissue slipping over bony prominences.
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Why should I Hire a Lawyer if there is a Real Estate Agent or a Mediator involved in my House Purchase?
One of the reason is because the Real Estate Agent is not responsible by law for legal issues or urban verifications in the property purchase in Italy.
The Real Estate Agent's responsibility in Italy is limited to the intermediation work linking the buyer and the seller. This task will be carried out through the normal diligence which simple consists in the performance of aforementioned service referred to a broker with medium capacity.
Therefore, he is not responsible if in the closing phase of the notarial deed he didn't informed and alerted the buyer on the fact that the chosen property was subject to urban issues and that issue wasn't allowing its marketability.
The damages requested to the mediator were huge, in addition to the down payment (Caparra) also the damage for the non-purchase of another property that would have been optioned if the promissory buyer had known from the first moment the urban differences.
Therefore, the mediator has the obligation to inform the parties of the circumstances known to him, all those things of which he became aware in carrying out the assignment, and also of all the circumstances that could have been acquired by a mediator with only medium professional skills, with the use of normal diligence. Definitely, not legal skills or obligations.
However, nothing can be claimed about the responsibility of the Real Estate Agent with regards to the control and verification of the mortgage deeds and the urban situation.
The Italian Supreme Court (Corte di Cassazione) has repeatedly reiterated that in the ordinary diligence is not required that the mediator does any of the technical-legal investigations, such as, for example:
 - the mortgage and land registry surveys;
 - the verification of the urban situation;
 - the assessment and the check in the Real Estate Registers;
 - the freedom of the property subject to negotiation from transcripts or prejudicial registrations;
 - or even the urban planning examination.
In this regard, the same Court refers to a very long jurisprudence composed of dozens of sentences that have affirmed the same principle.
Therefore, the Court condemned the promissory purchasers who had turned to the Real Estate Agent to be compensated for damages above mentioned because of the differences found they could not be part of that level of elementary knowability for which the estate agent would not provide justifications based on his personal lack of knowledge.
Different fate would have had in the case in which the mediator received an express assignment from the promissory buyer (with specific and more expensive remuneration, different from the commission) to carry out mortgage-cadastral or urban planning surveys, his obligation to fulfill the task is clearly outlined, and he could have civil responsibility in the hypothesis that the job was not well done.
It follows that if Real Estate Agents do not check the urban situation, they have no responsibility whatsoever, except that they have failed to communicate the information known, or in any case elementary diligence, while if the Estate Agents received an express assignment with specific and more expensive remuneration he has to provide information of a mortgage-cadastral or urbanistic nature assuming the particular responsibilities of the case, but still he is not a legal professional.
In conclusion, prudence requires to abstain from reckless steps and to delegate everything related to your real estate transactions in Italy to a professional Trusted Lawyer.


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- It's possible to make a program without using the interrupts (it will be easier and faster).
- You could also build around the tower a wooden structure for example and fix it more harder (if you want to use it in a disco, for example) because the tower is rather fragile. You can also incorporated the microcontroller in this wooden structure to make it transportable.
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One liter, two liter, red liter, yellow liter! Which of these things holds more than one liter? Color them red! Which of these things hold less than one liter? Color those yellow! You'll practice measuring concepts and work on those comparison skills along the way.


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Warwick's Vice Chancellor Nigel Thrift and Queen Mary's Principal Professor Simon Gaskell
Monday 17 December 2012
New research into type 2 diabetes, social media, space plasma, and cabbage genetics that could boost crop production are just some of the collaborative projects to be carried out by academics at Queen Mary, University of London and its partner university, the University of Warwick.
Queen Mary and Warwick formed a partnership in March 2012, in a move to benefit students and academics at both institutions, particularly in areas of flagship and innovative research. As part of this partnership, the two Russell Group institutions have jointly funded 13 collaborative projects of three to nine months in duration, with a maximum grant of £30,000 each, totaling £230,000.
Project highlights include Professor Richard Nichols and Professor Andrew Leach of Queen Mary's School of Biological and Chemical Sciences working with Warwick's Professor Jim Benyon on Combining the Needle with the Haystack: The challenge in Plant Genomics. They will use new technologies to sequence and analyse huge volumes of DNA.
"We're taking the unusual step of being unpleasant to cabbages," says Professor Nichols. "This strange experiment was suggested by evidence that stress may trigger dramatic changes in their chromosomes: some segments of the DNA will be copied and shuffled into the rest of the genome. Such changes can affect the activity of genes; most of which will harm the plant or be innocuous – but a minority may lead to valuable innovations. The study is important to both fundamental biology and to the breeding of new crops with increased yield and the ability to grow in ever more marginal land."
Professor Graham Hitman and Dr Sarah Finer of Queen Mary's Blizard Institute will be working with Dr Gyanendra Tripathi and Dr Ponnusamy Saravanan of Warwick Medical School on a study that brings together both biology and genomics and could lead to new methods of obesity and diabetes prevention.
Professor Hitman says: "This exciting project brings together complementary expertise in adipocyte biology from Warwick and genomics here at Queen Mary. The project adds to recently funded studies and creates an exciting platform to bring lab and patient-based studies together. It is hoped that data from this initiative will help us get significant external funding to support clinical translation of our findings to prevent obesity and type 2 diabetes through nutritional intervention and altering metabolic programming."
Novel nanoparticles for neural stem cell drug delivery is a project that lies at the interface between the physical and life sciences brings together three high profile female researchers with interdisciplinary backgrounds and large research groups: Queen Mary's Dr Marina Resmini, with expertise in organic chemistry, nanoparticles and drug delivery; Professor Silvia Marino (Queen Mary), an expert in neural stem cells biology and stem cell-driven tissue regeneration; and Professor Rachel O'Reilly, a polymer synthesis, self-assembly and nanostructure characterisation expert from Warwick.
Professor David Burgess from Queen Mary's School of Physics and Astronomy is collaborating with Professor Sandra Chapman (Department of Physics, Warwick) to take existing expertise in space plasma – the state of matter that makes up the universe - into the new area of nuclear fusion energy research. Their research will use high performance computing to investigate the formation of plasma structures on the edge of fusion plasmas, which play an important part in energy transport.
Professor Pat Healey from the School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science at Queen Mary joins Dr Thomas Hills of Warwick's Department of Psychology and Dr Pietro Panzarasa of Queen Mary's School of Business and Management in a multi-disciplinary study of group innovation and creativity in social media. Professor Healey says: "The recent growth in new social media technologies and applications, such as Wikipedia, Zopa and Linux, place a premium on understanding how groups create and leverage social capital to foster innovation and creativity."
A full list of funded collaborative projects can be found below.
- Regulation, Innovation and Sustainability – Corporate Approaches to Managing the Abstraction, Use, and Disposal of Water Resources
Professor Stephen Brammer (Warwick Business School) and Professor Frances Bowen (School of Business and Management, QM)
- Research network investigating concepts and practices of friendship in the eighteenth century
Professor Mark Knights (History, Warwick) and Dr Tessa Whitehouse (School of English and Drama, QM)
- The Externalisation of European Union Economic Governance: The Mismatch of Economic and Social Development? A Pilot Project
Dr Ben Richardson (Politics and International Studies, Warwick) and Professor Adrian Smith (School of Geography, QM)
- Modeling the physical structure of pre-invasive breast cancer
Professor Matthew Turner (Department of Physics, Warwick) and Professor Louise Jones (Barts Cancer Institute, QM)
- Novel fullerenes for dynamic nuclear polarization and organic solar cells
Dr Gavin Morley (Department of Physics, Warwick) and Dr John Dennis (School of Physics and Astronomy, QM)
-An integrated study of altered gene regulation in a model system of adipogenesis to elucidate the role of one-carbon nutritional environment in the development of human metabolic disease.
Dr Gyanendra Tripathi, Dr Ponnusamy Saravanan (Warwick Medical School), Professor Graham Hitman, Sarah Finer (Blizard Institute, QM)
- Kinetic simulation of nonlinear structures in magnetic confinement fusion plasmas
Professor Sandra Chapman (Department of Physics, Warwick) and Professor David Burgess (School of Physics and Astronomy, QM)
- Rethinking Cosmopolitan Citizenship in an Austere Europe
Dr Gurminder Bhambra (Sociology, Warwick) and Dr Robbie Shilliam (School of Politics and International Relations, QM)
- The social and structural foundations of group innovation
Dr Thomas Hills (Psychology, Warwick) and Professor Pat Healy (School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science, QM)
- Combining the Needle with the Haystack: The challenge in Plant Genomics
Professor Jim Benyon (Life Sciences, Warwick) and Professor Richard Nichols (School of Biological and Chemical Sciences, QM)
- Access to TEM to determine surface morphology of metal loaded ferroelectric catalysts
Dr Richard Beanland (Physics, Warwick) and Dr Steve Dunn (School of Engineering and Materials Science, QM)
- Novel nanoparticles for neural stem cell drug delivery
Professor Rachel O'Reilly (Warwick Business School) and Dr Marina Resmini (School of Biological and Chemical Sciences, QM)
- Nanoscale localisation of microtubule plus end binding proteins using multispectral super-resolution imaging
Dr Anne Straube (Warwick Medical School) and Dr Ann Wheeler (Blizard Institute, QM)
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Recycled Wool Pants Panda
This recycled crafts sewing project shows you how to take an old pair of woolen pants (or jumper/pullover) and create an adorable plushie panda.
Recycled Wool Pants Panda
What you need
old woolen pants
needle and thread
button (for the nose)
step 1: cut one leg of the pant, sew along the straight line to get a bag open at both ends.
step 2: sew the lower narrow end by running stitch to tightly close it. (like making ruffles) .
Panda Step 1
Panda Steps 1a
step 3: make running stitches around the neck portion.
Panda Step 3
step 4: stitch the eyes, nose and ears on the head and fill it.
Stitch Panda Eyes
Stitch Panda Nose
step 5: slightly pull the running stitch thread to get a neck.
Make Panda Neck
step 6: stitch the arms and fill the body.
Stitch Arms
step 7: again to close the end make running stitches around.
Make Running Stitches
step 8: fold the remaining portion inside the toy.
Fold Inside Toy
step 9: fill the remaining body and pull the stitch thread to close the end.
Close The End
step 10: stitch the legs and tie a ribbon bow around the neck
Panda finished
 1. I would do it, but I can't sew.
 2. wow
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hen and chicks
My hen and chick leafs are turning red;at least I thing it red, and some of the red one look like there rioting. What is wrong with it?
Drought Smart Plants reply: Well, I'm pretty sure you don't mean rioting, maybe you mean rotting?
Yeah, these look like they are receiving way too much water, and not enough light.
You don't say where you have them, but these are outdoor plants, and will only thrive with lots of bright sunshine. They can't live indoors, as even in really bright windows, it's not enough light for them.
They also cannot under any circumstances, have too much water.
If the soil is wet, then stop watering, take the plant out of the pot, and let the soil dry out.
I mean, dry out completely.
Don't worry, if you haven't killed it by overwatering it, there is hope, but only if you do exactly as I recommend.
These plants have the ability to make new roots, if they dry out completely to replace those that are rotted.
This might be enough to save the plant, but leaving it in wet soil any longer will be the death of it for sure, if it's not too late already.
See this page for more on how to grow Sempervivum.
Best of luck with your poor sick plant,
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Who Invented the Ferris Wheel?
Who Invented the Ferris Wheel?
Called by other names such as the big wheel or observation wheel, Ferris wheels are usually found in theme parks and amusement centers. Within this type of non-building structure, people can sit comfortably in passenger gondolas, which are attached to the rim and are set in a huge upright wheel. Today, you can find some of the biggest structures in countries like Japan, the United States as well as Taiwan. Aside from these wonderful details, there are so many other important things to learn about it including who invented the Ferris wheel.
The Invention of the Ferris Wheel
Who invented the Ferris wheel? The American inventor named George Washington Gale Ferris Jr. designed and invented the Ferris wheel in 1893. It was made for the World's Columbian Exposition that was held in the City of Chicago in Illinois. It was then called the Chicago Wheel, which he did as part of an effort to build something quite impressive just like the Eiffel Tower in France. After this huge event, every ride of similar nature was referred to as Ferris wheel.
Additional Facts and Other Interesting Details
The Ferris wheel was the centerpiece at the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition. It used two steam engines, which stood at the height of 260 feet or 80 meters. After that, it became part of the Saint Louis 1904 World's Fair. Throughout history, the world has seen different kinds of massive Ferris wheels.
After the Chicago Wheel, the Great Wheel was created in 1895 as part of the Empire of India Exhibition that was held Earls Court in London, England. In 1900, the Exposition Universelle was showcased at the Grande Roue de Paris in France, which lasted only until 1937. In 1997, the Tempozan Harbor Village Ferris Wheel opened in Osaka, Japan, which had a height of 369 feet or 112.5 meters. In 1999, a much taller structure was built in the form of the Daikanransha in Odaiba, Japan. This Ferris wheel is bigger at the height of 380 feet or 115 meters.
In 2000, then-British Prime Minister Tony Blair opened the London Eye in England. The structure was very impressive, which remains as the highest in the entire Western Hemisphere. Years after that, the Star of Nanchang opened in 2006 in Jiangxi Province, China. It stands 520 feet or 160 meters tall. In 2008, the tallest Ferris wheel was established in Singapore. It was called the Singapore Flyer, with a height of 541 feet or 165 meters. Aside from these, there are other massive structures of the same nature available such as the Eurowheel in Italy, the Sky Dream Fukuoka in Japan and the Riesenrad Vienna in Austria.
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Tree Based Syntax
Groovy has special syntax support for List and Maps. This is great because it gives a concise representation of the actual object being defined, so its easier to keep track of what a program or script is doing. But what about programs which contain arbitrary nested tree structures. Surely, they are the hardest ones to keep track of what is going on. Isn't that an area where syntactic help will be most beneficial?
The answer is definitely yes and Groovy comes to the party with its builder concept. You can use it for DOM-like APIs or Ant tasks or Jelly tags or Swing widgets or whatever. Each may have their own particular factory mechanism to create the tree of objects - however they can share the same builder syntax to define them - in a concise alternative to XML or lengthy programming code. See How Builders Work
[Note: the syntax in some of these examples is slightly out-dated. See chapter 8 of GINA in the mean-time until these examples are updated.]
Here's an example:
Code Block
def f = frame(size:[300,300], text:'My Window') {
 label(bounds:[10,10,290,30], text:'Save changes')
 panel(bounds:[10,40,290,290]) {
 button(text:'OK', action:{ save close })
 button(text:'Cancel', action:{ close })
Code Block
def f = frame(text: calculateFieldNamefoo, 1234){
 // lets iterate through some map
 for e in map {
Using this simple mechanism we can easily create any structured tree of data - or provide an event based model too. Note in Groovy you can just overload the invokeMethodname, arguments to have a simple polymorphic tree creation - such as for DOM is structures or Ant tasks or Jelly tags etc.
Here's an example of some HTML using some mixed content which is typically hard to do neatly in some markup languages
Code Block
html {
 head {
 title"XML encoding with Groovy"
 body {
 h1"XML encoding with Groovy"
 p"this format can be used as an alternative markup to XML"
 / an element with attributes and text content /
 ahref:'' ["Groovy"]
 / mixed content /
 p [
 "This is some",
 "text. For more see the",
 ahref:'' ["Groovy"],
 p "some text"
Finally here's an example of creating some name-spaced XML structure XSD...
Code Block
def builder = NodeBuilder.newInstance()
def xmlns = new groovy.xml.NamespaceBuilder(builder)
def xsd = xmlns.namespace('', 'xsd')
def root = xsd.schema(xmlns:['foo':'http://someOtherNamespace']) {
 annotation {
 documentation("Purchase order schema for")
 //documentation(xmlns=[xml.lang:'en']) ["Purchase order schema for"]
 element(name:'purchaseOrder', type:'PurchaseOrderType')
 element(name:'comment', type:'xsd:string')
 complexType(name:'PurchaseOrderType') {
 sequence {
 element(name:'shipTo', type:'USAddress')
 element(name:'billTo', type:'USAddress')
 element(minOccurs:'0', ref:'comment')
 element(name:'items', type:'Items')
 attribute(name:'orderDate', type:'xsd:date')
 complexType(name:'USAddress') {
 sequence {
 element(name:'name', type:'xsd:string')
 element(name:'street', type:'xsd:string')
 element(name:'city', type:'xsd:string')
 element(name:'state', type:'xsd:string')
 element(name:'zip', type:'xsd:decimal')
 attribute(fixed:'US', name:'country', type:'xsd:NMTOKEN')
 complexType(name:'Items') {
 sequence {
 element(maxOccurs:'unbounded', minOccurs:'0', name:'item') {
 complexType {
 sequence {
 element(name:'productName', type:'xsd:string')
 element(name:'quantity') {
 simpleType {
 restriction(base:'xsd:positiveInteger') {
 element(name:'USPrice', type:'xsd:decimal')
 element(minOccurs:'0', name:'shipDate', type:'xsd:date')
 attribute(name:'partNum', type:'SKU', use:'required')
 /* Stock Keeping Unit, a code for identifying products */
 simpleType(name:'SKU') {
 restriction(base:'xsd:string') {
There's a converter from XML to groovy markup so you can try out this new markup language on any XML documents you have already.
Special cases
To output elements or attributes with a '-' in their name, you need to quote the names. For example, to generate a web-app descriptor for a Servlet app:
Code Block
def builder = new groovy.xml.MarkupBuilder()
builder.'web-app' {
 'display-name' 'My Web Application'
Code Block
 My Web Application
Read from external variable
Most builder examples are inline usage. To use a builder to build for an external variable, you may use:
Code Block
class MyConfig{
 static nodes = {
 'first entry'( key: 'value')
def result = new YourBuilder().invokeMethod('rootNode', MyConfig.nodes )
Andy Glover introduces builders through an astronomical example


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A historical PE may be (and is most likely to be useful if it is) based on adjusted EPS.
Although future performance is what matters for valuation, and investors would normally look at prospective PE or other forward PE ratios, the historical PE does have the advantage of being usually known with certainty. It can therefore make a useful starting point for investors; something they can look at before considering growth.
Some, more conservative, investors prefer to use a long term PE. This is a historical PE calculated using the average EPS over several years.


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- Institutionen för vatten och miljö, Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet
- Universität Zürich
Seibert, Jan; Vis, Marc J. P.; Kohn, Irene; Weiler, Markus; Stahl, Kerstin
Glaciers play an important role in high-mountain hydrology. While changing glacier areas are considered of highest importance for the understanding of future changes in runoff, glaciers are often only poorly represented in hydrological models. Most importantly, the direct coupling between the simulated glacier mass balances and changing glacier areas needs feasible solutions. The use of a complex glacier model is often not possible due to data and computational limitations. The Delta h parameterization is a simple approach to consider the spatial variation of glacier thickness and area changes. Here, we describe a conceptual implementation of the Delta h parameterization in the semi-distributed hydrological model HBV-light, which also allows for the representation of glacier advance phases and for comparison between the different versions of the implementation. The coupled glacio-hydrological simulation approach, which could also be implemented in many other semi-distributed hydrological models, is illustrated based on an example application.
Hydrology and Earth System Sciences
2018, Volym: 22, nummer: 4, sidor: 2211-2224
Utgivare: COPERNICUS GESELLSCHAFT MBH
Oceanography, Hydrology, Water Resources


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If when creating a new folder or copying file or folder on your Windows 11 or Windows 10 device or on an external drive attached to your system, and you get an error prompt with the message Error Copying File or Folder Catastrophic Failure, then this post is intended to help affected PC users with the most suitable solutions.
This issue is most likely to occur due to the following reasons;
- Missing or corrupt system files
- Write-protected disk
- No file or folder permission
- Low disk space
What does Catastrophic failure mean when copying files?
If the Catastrophic Failure has occurred when copying files/folders on your Windows 11/10 device, it's likely caused by missing system files or broken system registry structures. This is a critical sign of an unstable system that is typically caused by improper maintenance of the computer.
Error Copying File or Folder, Catastrophic failure
If you have run into the Error Copying File or Folder Catastrophic Failure issue on your Windows 11/10 PC, you can try our recommended solutions below in no particular order to resolve the issue on your device.
- Run File and Folder Troubleshooter
- Assign Full Control permission to the file/folder
- Clear Temp files
- Format destination drive to exFAT or NTFS
- Create a new User Account
Let's take a look at the description of the process involved concerning each of the listed solutions.
Before you try the solutions below, you can do the following, and after each task see if you can copy the file or folder without issues:
- Restart your PC.
- Make sure the disk is not write-protected.
- Check for updates and install any available bits on your Windows 11/10 device.
- If you started experiencing the issue after a recent Windows update, you can perform System Restore or uninstall the update.
- Run SFC scan.
- Optimize drive.
1] Run File and Folder Troubleshooter
Since the Error Copying File or Folder Catastrophic Failure issue is file/folder-related, you can begin troubleshooting to fix the error on your Windows 11/10 device by running File and Folder Troubleshooter – among other fixes, the automated wizard will help you fix issue when you try to copy, move, rename, or delete a file or folder.
2] Assign Full Control permission to the file/folder
If you have insufficient permission for the file/folder copy operation, you are likely to enounter the issue in hand. In this case, to resolve the issue you need to assign Full Control permission to the file or folder that's throwing the error.
3] Clear Temp files
Insufficient disk space due to copying large file or folder can give rise to this copy error. In this case, to resolve the issue, you can free up disk space by clearing temporary files that end up consuming lots of storage space. We recommend you use any third-party disk analyzer software for Windows 11/10 to get a granular view of what might be hogging storage space and the location on the drive; and then you can run Disk Cleanup to clear unnecessary files on the drive.
Once done, you can try the copy operation again and see if the issue you're currently facing is resolved. If not, try the next solution.
4] Format destination drive to exFAT or NTFS
The error in highlight can occur when you try to copy an item larger than 4GB to a partition with the FAT32 file system as you can easily copy up to 2TB to a FAT32 drive but the caveat is an individual file cannot exceed 4GB. If this is the case, you can either compress the file using any free File Compression & Extraction software and then try the copy operation again; or simply format destination drive to NTFS or format to exFAT file systems that can accommodate such large files.
5] Create a new User Account
This is another viable solution (more of a workaround) that worked for most affected PC users. This requires you to simply sign into another user account on your Windows 11/10 device, and then perform the copy operation within the account. You can create a new local user or administrator account if need be.
Hope this helps!
How do you fix Catastrophic failure?
To successfully fix catastrophic failure issues when installing Windows On-Premise Poller, do the following:
- Navigate to All Users from your Windows machine.
- In the All Users folder, right-click Shared Documents or Public Documents.
- Select Properties.
- In the General tab, uncheck the Read-only checkbox.
- Click Apply > OK.
Why is my laptop showing error copying file or folder?
If you encounter an unspecified error while copying file or folder from a PC to an Android phone, it is possible that the Android SD card is corrupted. In this situation, you can go to check whether the SD card can work as normal on the phone. If not, you will need to make a data recovery.
- Error Copying File or Folder, The requested resource is in use
- Error copying file or folder, The requested value cannot be determined
Why some files are not copying?
If copy-paste is not working on your Windows 11/10 device, it could be due to a temporary glitch, software interference, device drivers, or a corrupted system file, etc. When this issue occurs, the Copy and Paste options are grayed out in the right-click context menu, and the keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V) do nothing.


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- Buffer overflow checking
What is a buffer overflow? A simple definition of buffer overflow is writing data outside designated memory blocks when the memory block is full. VirusScan 8.0i uses pattern files to detect the buffer overflows.
To configure buffer overflow checking launch the VirusScan console, right click Buffer Overflow Protection and select properties:
A window appears that allows you to enable buffer overflow protection in either Warning or Protection mode. Warning mode will record the activity in the log but not block the process that is detected as causing a buffer overflow. Protection mode will stop a process that is detected as causing a buffer overflow. Exclusions can also be added (to exclude certain processes) as well as enabling an onscreen pop notification of detections.
It is recommended that this feature be enabled in protection mode (default).
- Script blocking
Script blocking is Behavioral blocking of potentially malicious Java and VB scripts.
This is designed to prevent malicious Java and VB scripts from running. To enable or disable script blocking, open up the VirusScan console, right click On-Access Scanner and select properties. Select the ScriptScan tab and either check or uncheck the checkbox to enable or disable ScriptScan.
ScriptScan is enabled by default. It is recommended that this feature be disabled by unchecking the Enable ScriptScan box and selecting apply.
- File blocking
Using VirusScan to lock down or block access to shares, directories and files.
To enable, disable or create rules, launch the VirusScan console, right click Access Protection and select properties. Select the File, Share, and Folder Protection tab.
The window that appears shows the rules that are entered into VirusScan. The ones that are checked are enabled. You can create your own rules by selecting add or modify a current rule by selecting edit. The rules will allow you to block write and create access to directories on the machine. Be very cautious about creating rules so that you do not block patches or useful programs and services. Additionally you can block all shares or make all shares read only regardless of the permissions set on the share itself.
It is recommended that this feature be disabled by unchecking all of the rules and selecting apply.
- Potentially unwanted programs
What are they? – Programs you may consider unwanted such as Adware, Spyware, Jokes or other programs you do not wish to have running on your machine.
To enable, disable or create rules launch the VirusScan console, right click on Unwanted Programs Policy and select properties.
By default the Unwanted Programs Policies are not enabled. From this window you can choose what policies you wish to enable by checking the checkbox next to each category of programs you want VirusScan to look for. You can also set exclusions to tell VirusScan what not to look for. It is recommended that this feature be enabled to detect Adware, Spyware and Dialers. To enable the features check the Spyware, Adware and dialers boxes and select apply.
Selecting the User-Defined Detection tab brings up the window below. This allows you to set specific programs/files that you do not want on your system. Be very cautious about creating rules so that you do not block patches or useful programs and services. This could also be used in the event of a new virus that is not detected by the current DAT file to be blocked or deleted. To set such a rule you would need to know the name of the virus file and directory that the virus file is created in. To create a new rule select add and to modify an existing rule select edit and the rule you wish to edit.
- Firewall like capabilities
VirusScan 8.0i includes the ability to block both TCP and UDP port inbound and outbound. The default ports that are blocked are 25 outbound and 6667-6669 inbound and outbound. The blocking rules may be modified to allow exception by program (e.g. Outlook.exe)
To enable, disable or create rules, launch the VirusScan console, right click Access Protection and select properties.
The window that appears shows you the rules that are entered into VirusScan. The ones that are checked are enabled. You can create your own rules by selecting add or modify a current rule by selecting edit. It is recommended that this feature be disabled. To disable this feature make sure all the Rule check boxes are unchecked then select apply.
To download a Microsoft Word document with screenshots that describe the advanced features of VirusScan 8.0i, click here.


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Are you confused about when to use "taking" or "taken" in your sentences? It's a common dilemma for many English learners, but with a little knowledge, you can avoid making mistakes and sound more professional in your writing.
Let's start with the basics. "Taking" is the present participle of the verb "take," which means to hold, grasp, or receive something. On the other hand, "taken" is the past participle of "take," which means something that has been received, captured, or brought under control.
Here are some examples to help you distinguish between "taking" and "taken."
1. I am taking a shower
2. She has taken a shower
In the first example, "taking" is used because the action is ongoing, and the subject is currently in the process of taking a shower. In contrast, the second sentence uses "taken" because the subject has already completed the action of taking a shower.
Now, let's explore some other situations where "taking" or "taken" may be used.
When to use "taking"?
1. To express an ongoing activity:
"I am taking a class on literature."
2. To describe someone's behavior:
"He is taking his boss's advice."
3. To refer to medications or drugs being consumed:
"She is taking aspirin for her headache."
4. To indicate transportation:
"I am taking a taxi to the airport."
5. To define involvement or responsibility:
"I am taking responsibility for the project."
When to use "taken"?
1. To refer to the past:
"She has taken dance lessons since she was five."
2. To describe an action that has been completed:
"He has taken care of the paperwork."
3. To indicate a state of possession:
"They have taken ownership of the property."
4. To show that permission has been granted:
"I have taken permission from my boss to take a day off."
5. To show control over something:
"The police have taken the suspect into custody."
So, what are some tips that can help you use "taking" or "taken" correctly in your sentences? Here are a few suggestions:
1. Pay attention to the tense: If you're talking about something that is happening currently, use "taking." If you're discussing something that has already happened, use "taken."
2. Think about the context: Consider the situation or the event being described and choose the appropriate form of the verb.
3. Use an online grammar checker: There are several online tools available that can help you check your grammar and ensure that you're using the right form of the verb.
4. Read widely: To improve your grammar and sentence structure, read widely and pay attention to how other writers use "taking" or "taken."
Using "taking" and "taken" correctly may seem like a small detail, but it can make a big difference in how your writing is perceived. By following the guidelines presented here, you can avoid making mistakes and present yourself as a knowledgeable and competent writer. Happy writing!


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DUC and DDC System Objects
You can generate HDL code for Digital Up Converter (DUC) and Digital Down Converter (DDC) System objects. This capability is limited to code generation at the command line only.
When calling generatehdl for a System object™, you must specify the data type of the input signal. Set the InputDataType property to a numerictype object.
hDDC = dsp.DigitalDownConverter('Oscillator','NCO')
The software generates a data valid signal at the top DDC or DUC level:
 - For DDC, the signal is named ce_out. Filter Design HDL Coder™ software ties that signal to the corresponding ce_out signal from the decimating filtering cascade.
 - For DUC, the signal is named ce_out_valid. The coder software ties that signal to the corresponding ce_out_valid signal from the interpolating filtering cascade.
You cannot set the input and output port names. These ports have the default names of ddc_in and ddc_out. The coder inserts registers on input and output signals. If you attempt to turn them off, the coder returns a warning.
You can implement filtering stages in DDC and DUC with the default fully parallel architecture only. For these objects, the coder software does not support optimization and architecture-specific properties such as:


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First year or freshman, is a term often used to describe a student's status during their first year at an educational institution. It can also be used as a noun, to describe the students themselves (e.g. They are first years).
New Zealand
The term first year is used within New Zealand universities, primarily to describe students in their first year of tertiary education direct from secondary school.
United States
Freshmen is commonly in use as a US English idiomatic term to describe a beginner or novice, a first effort, instance, or a student in the first year of study (generally referring to high school or university study).
New members of Congress in their first term are referred to as freshman senators or freshmen congressmen to suggest their lack of experience at their new position, no matter how experienced they were in previous business or government positions.
In a four-year education setting, students are typically classified as freshmen (first years), sophomores (second years), juniors (third years), and senior (fourth years), corresponding to their year of study. Beyond the fourth year, students are simply classified as fifth years, sixth years, etc. Some institutions use the term freshman for specific reporting purposes.
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Three main phases can be identified in the history of lifestyles studies:
Lifestyles and social position
Earlier studies on lifestyles focus on the analysis of social structure and of the individuals' relative positions inside it. Thorstein Veblen, with his 'emulation' concept, opens this perspective by asserting that people adopt specific 'schemes of life', and in particular specific patterns of 'conspicuous consumption', depending on a desire for distinction from social strata they identify as inferior and a desire for emulation of the ones identified as superior. Max Weber intends lifestyles as distinctive elements of status groups strictly connected with a dialectic of recognition of prestige: the lifestyle is the most visible manifestation of social differentiation, even within the same social class, and in particular it shows the prestige which the individuals believe they enjoy or to which they aspire. Georg Simmel carries out formal analysis of lifestyles, at the heart of which can be found processes of individualisation, identification, differentiation, and recognition, understood both as generating processes of, and effects generated by, lifestyles, operating "vertically" as well as "horizontally". Finally, Pierre Bourdieu renews this approach within a more complex model in which lifestyles, made up mainly of social practices and closely tied to individual tastes, represent the basic point of intersection between the structure of the field and processes connected with the habitus.


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Purpose: SafEE (Safe and Easy Environment for Alzheimer's disease) is a French-Taiwanese collaborative project on technologies for health and autonomy, aimed at improving safety, autonomy and quality of life of older people diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease (AD) and related disorders. The Alzheimer's disease population is growing dramatically. In 2006, 26.6 million people were afflicted by AD, and the number could quadruple by 20501. Patients with AD and dementia, gait disorders, cognitive frailty, and memory impairments will increasingly become more impaired as the patients' illnesses progress2,3. Even worse is that AD cannot be cured, and patients rely on the drugs only to postpone the symptoms. Hence, the SafEE project focuses on specific clinical targets in three domains: behavior, motricity and cognition, merges assessment and non-pharmacological help/interventions; and proposes easy ICT device solutions for the end users. Method: SafEE is a 3-year project involving industrial and university partners. In this project, an ICT-based behavior analysis platform had been developed. This platform is able to detect, recognize, and assess walking/balancing capabilities, orientation and procedural memory. A device consisting of a triaxial accelerometer, a uniaxial gyroscope, and a biaxial gyroscope was developed to collect the signals while participants walked and took some balance tests. In this project, participants are patients with Alzheimer's disease and healthy people. We asked participants to complete single-task and dual-task activities while walking. The balance tests included four subtests: (i) basic balance tests, (ii) single-leg balance tests, (iii) Timed Up-and-Go test, and (iv) repeated chair stands test. In the basic balance tests, participants were asked to engage in specific movements, including the side by side stand and semi-tandem stand. Each of the tests was completed open eyed and close eyed. In the single-leg balance tests, participants needed to stand on one foot (right and left, in respective tests) with open eyes, for 10 seconds or less if the patient encountered difficulties. In the Time-Up and Go Test (TUGT), participants were asked to stand up from an armchair, walk 3 meters, turn, walk back, and sit down on the armchair. In the repeated chair stands test, the examiner asked the participant to make the first chair stand, from sit to stand position without using their arms. The examiner then asked the participant to do the same action 5 times in a row. Results & Discussion: Preliminary results show that an automated detection algorithm can accurately detect the patients' stride and gait parameters (e.g., stride length, stride frequency) using the wearable device we developed. The results also show that the AD patients have poor performance in the semitandem stand (both the left foot in front and right foot in front). In the repeated chair stands test and TUGT, AD patients needed more time to complete the tests than healthy people.
All Science Journal Classification (ASJC) codes
- Biomedical Engineering
- Geriatrics and Gerontology


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Maudslay's screw-cutting lathe, c 1800.
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Model of the original screw-cutting lathe by Henry Maudslay (_PHONE_). Before Maudslay's invention, screws were crudely made by hand. In this machine the combination of Maudslay's slide rest wih a power-driven screw feed was the prototype of the modern screw-cutting lathe. The model is arranged to be driven by hand power. The workpiece on which the screw is to be cut is carried between centres, with the lead screw mounted in the lathe bed. A wide saddle carries the tool holder, being connected to the lead screw by a split nut. The depth of cut was controlled by a hand wheel with a graduated edge, and a set of change wheels to allow the production of a wide range of different threads.
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The Black Digital RCA boosts the speed of the edges of the digital signal giving you the fastest possible secure transmission of a digital signal allowing DACs to maintain an excellent lock at all times and reduce error from jitter and minimise dropout which gives the most accurate signal possible today.
Introduction to Tellurium Q Digital Cables
Just like all our cables the Digital RCA cables are hand built for performance in the UK. The idea that improving the digital signal path affects digital sound was frankly, laughable but is just now becoming more accepted as people hear the results. A digital signal is not just an immediate on or off, 1 or 0 as you would expect. Yes that is the way that the digital signal is read but to turn a signal on and off takes minute amounts of time and any inaccuracy in the signal path can affect this on / off information because it affects the rise time of the waveform and this is one factor that leads to errors.
We are so pleased with our research into this phenomenon that we have applied for a patent on the series called "Waveform". It that takes this to new levels in digital RCA/BNC. We recommend the use of BNC adaptors with this cable for BNC connection.
Hopefully this development underlines the wrong headed idea that a digital signal is either a 1 or 0 (on or off) which completely forgets how and why a digital signal works. It is not a magical switch that flips from one state to another instantaneously with no regard for the laws of physics, these "1s" and "0s" are electrical signals which are affected in many of the same ways that other signals can be affected.
The Tellurium Digital RCA has been designed differently from what you would expect. Many people think that a digital cable is just a digital cable but you may be surprised that this one really does make a difference in your system.
We are very proud of the performance of this versatile development.
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cavo digitale eccellente e ben al di sopra della media
Eccomi a recensire un altro gioiello della Tellurium ovvero un cavo che trasmette il segnale digitale in modo magistrale, senza blocchi e/o errori di temporizzazione. Il risultato è eccellente, in quanto il segnale trasmesso (del tutto privo di interferenze) si traduce in un suono analogico estremamente naturale e senza asprezze. Perfetto! Provate ad ascoltare qualche altro cavo digitale, anche di marche blasonate, e troverete sempre qualcosa che non va e di non equilibrato. Ascoltate Tellurium e troverete, invece, la perfezione. Sono costruttori di un altro livello, non v'è nulla da fare, per questo vincono una infinità di premi. Grazie sempre a Playstereo e al Sig. Ventura che ci rendono disponibili prodotto così meravigliosi.
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e Post Office - eMO FAQ
1. What is eMO?
eMO is a web based rapid money transfer service offered by India Post between two individuals within India.
2. How fast is the money transfer?
Money booked through eMO can be disbursed within 24 hours.
3. How much money can be sent through eMO?
A minimum of Rs.1/- and a maximum of Rs. 5000./- can be sent through eMO.
4. Is the money paid in cash?
Receiver can receive the payment in cash upto Rs. 5000/-.
5. How is money sent through eMO?
Money can be sent from any eMO center. A simple "To Remit Payment" form is to be filled up and submitted along with the remittance amount and commission at the eMO counter. A printed receipt is issued to the remitter. If the money is being sent through the e Post Office, then the remitter is to go online, register the account and fill in the online booking form. After the online booking form is completed the customer should press submit and this will take him then to the payment gateway site where online payment will be processed. Thereafter the receipt will be generated and the reference number on the receipt can be used for further correspondence if required.
6. How does the payee collect money?
The payee can receive money at home. Therefore Pincode of the delivery address is essential.
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The payee can prove his /her identity by presenting any of the following photo-identity documents:
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eMO tariff has been kept same as that of ordinary MO though electronic transmission has been introduced..
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Date in the task pane it will open the recurrence settings window as well:
2. Correspondence of the next occurrence date and recurrence pattern
If you have set the date of the next occurrence with a weekly pattern, this date must correspond to the specified day of the week. If there is a discrepancy, the program will warn you that this day is not, for example, Tuesday. In this case, you can accept the suggested option of auto-correction or manually change either the date or the day of the week.
The similar thing is with monthly and yearly recurrence patterns. For example, if the date is set on the 1st day of the next month, and the recurrence is "every first working day of the month" - this date should be exactly the first working day of the month.
3. Do not set time and reminders if the option "Regenerate new task..." is selected
The recurrence with the "Regenerate new task..." on will occur exactly within the specified period after the task is completed.
If you take this example, the first time the reminder will work at 3 p.m. And if you click to complete the task at 3:24 p.m., then the next reminder will work as early as 3:24 p.m. of the following day.
You should set time and reminders only for tasks with the recurrence of every day, week, month and year.
Please note that in the "Hourly" pattern the only option we can set is "Regenerate next task x hours after each task is completed".
Let's sum up
The options for task recurrence in the MyLifeOrganized task planner are able to reflect any life situations, any cycles with all sorts of corrections. Should your situation not fit into the possibilities of MLO recurrence, write about it in the comments — we will discuss it and find a solution!


How could an entire village disappear? Source: Ivan Kmit / Adobe Stock.
Ghosts in the Landscape: How Did the Village of Gainsthorpe Vanish?
There are many medieval villages in England that have disappeared throughout the years. However, one that remains more visible than most is the village of Gainsthorpe in Lincolnshire. When viewed from above, many elements of the village remain visible, such as the houses, barns and streets through earthworks in an unploughed field. Furthermore, Gainsthorpe was no small hamlet but a significant village, which can be traced from its earliest origins right through to its disappearance in the 17th century.
The Origins of Gainsthorpe
One of the earliest mentions of the village of Gainsthorpe is in the Domesday Book of 1086. This book was a great survey of England ordered by William the Conqueror after his conquest of the Anglo-Saxons. It sought to record how the land was occupied, by what sort of man and what stock was upon the land. The Domesday book shows how much dues and taxes should be due to the King each year. It is here where Gainsthorpe has its first mention, as the village known as "Gamelstorp".
It was originally owned in 1066 by a Saxon lord called Ulgar or Wulfgar. This name is associated with 21 other places in the Domesday book, though it should be noted that these may not all be the same person. By 1086, though, the possession of the land had been transferred to a Norman lord, Ivo Tallboys or Taillebois. This perhaps implies that during the taming of England by William, Ulgar/Wulfgar was killed.
The original Great Domesday and Little Domesday books, National Archives, Kew, England (Andrew Barclay / CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 )
What is important to note is that Ivo Taillebois was an important Norman nobleman in the reign of William the Conqueror, and his successor King William Rufus. He was in command of the Norman army at the siege of Ely in 1071, against English resistance. As a successful Norman lord, Ivo seems to have had his principal powerbase in Lincolnshire, whilst also gaining extensive lands throughout England. This may suggest that Gainsthrope was a reasonably thriving village as far back as 11th century England.
In 1208, Gameslestorp was again listed in a royal document detailing a list of legal land tenure agreements, the extent of which shows that the village had continued to grow. There was a minimum of 19 fields covering 108 acres described in the document, as well as a chapel, a windmill and a bridge.
Life in the Village
The manor building in the village was unlikely to have been very grand, despite it being where the wealthiest and most prosperous people of the village would have lived. It had a separate barn for livestock and was mostly constructed of timber in an A-frame construction. This would have been accompanied by a single longitudinal roof beam with walls made of woven branches/reeds combined with mud in the traditional method. Reeds would have been in plentiful supply thanks to the floodplains surrounding the village.
The village people themselves would likely have been of the lower class of citizen, principally laborers and farmers with few people who actually owned their own land. Essentially, they were "serfs" (indentured agricultural workers) who worked the land for the local lord.
Whilst the cause of decline of the village is unknown, the population of the village was potentially badly affected by the Black Death plague that ravaged England in the mid-14th century. The last mention we have of Gainsthorpe is in 1616 when the Duchy of Cornwall noted in a survey that "neither tofte, tenement or cottage" was left standing. In 1697, Abraham de la Pryme visited the site of Gainsthorpe in which he recorded the ruins of around 200 buildings. It is some of this that can still be seen today.
The Ruins Today
Much of the deserted village survives today as earthworks in grassed fields, through raised ridges and sunken hollows. From an aerial point of view, there are three/four roads visible as a hollow way through earthen banks on either side of a sunken track.
Nothing remains of the village but impressions on the landscape (Simon Tomson / CC BY-SA 2.0 )
There are the remains of about 25 buildings that can be seen laid out across 15 enclosures. Each enclosure is likely to have been occupied by a family or workers. There is a mixture of smaller buildings, which were houses, compared to the larger buildings which were likely barns. There are also faint traces of ridges in the North that suggest that the village also had open communal farms lying beyond the private enclosures.
Fascinatingly there are also quarry pits potentially dating from the 16th or 17th century that seem to respect the boundaries of these enclosures. This implies that the village may still have been occupied by at least a select few as late as these dates. There also exists an early 19th century farm, that perhaps suggests that the Gainsthorpe was never truly deserted.
So What Happened?
Whilst it will be impossible to make a definite cause on the disappearance of the village, there are some theories that can help explain why it experienced a decline. As previously mentioned, the Black Death of the 14th century may have been a significant issue for the town. The Black Death was a plague that swept across Europe and Asia in the 14th century. Arriving on boats, sailors and traded goods spread the disease far and wide causing the deaths of up to a third of the population, maybe as much as 25 million people across the world. Large parts of the population in England subsequently died. It is possible that this destabilized the village life in Gainsthorpe.
The Black Death devastated the population of Europe (Moynet / CC BY 4.0 )
Equally, as the archaeology shows, industry became much more popular throughout the 16th and 17th centuries and there was a shift from rural living to urban living. Gainsthorpe itself is situated near large cities that experienced rapid population growth in the age of industrialization, such as Leeds, Sheffield, Lincoln, and Scunthorpe. It may have just been that people moved away from the rural village in order to seek a living in the big bustling cities.
Lost to Time
The village itself can still be seen and reconstructed through the earthworks and ruins that remain. Whilst the village started with such a strong background and grew to a reasonable size, it unfortunately became victim, like many other medieval villages of England, to plague, pestilence and industrialization.
Top Image: How could an entire village disappear? Source: Ivan Kmit / Adobe Stock.
By Kurt Readman
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 if (recordId == Guid.Empty)
 record = graph.CreatePeerRecord(CHAT_MESSAGE_RECORD_TYPE,
 new TimeSpan(0,0,10));
 record.DataAsString = textBox3.Text;
 textBox3.Text = string.Empty;
 record = graph.GetRecord(recordId);
 record.DataAsString = textBox3.Text;
 graph.UpdateRecord(record, new TimeSpan(0,0,3));
If no existing record has been selected, then the entered text is associated with a new record. CreatePeerRecord is called to create a record, the text is added as data, and the record is added to the graph. Otherwise, when an existing record has been selected, the record is retrieved, the data is updated with the entered text, and the graph is updated.
The application's OnRecordChanged event is fired when the status of a record in the graph changes. When a record is added, it adds the record's ID to the top list. When a record is deleted or when it expires, it removes the record's ID from the top list. In all cases, a diagnostic message is recorded.
private void OnRecordChanged(object sender,
 PeerGraphRecordChangedEventArgs e)
 PeerRecord record;
 switch (e.Action)
 case PeerRecordAction.Added:
 record = graph.GetRecord(e.RecordId);
 LogMessage(@"Added", record.DataAsString);
 case PeerRecordAction.Deleted:
 LogMessage(@"Deleted", e.RecordId.ToString());
 case PeerRecordAction.Expired:
 LogMessage(@"Expired", e.RecordId.ToString());
 case PeerRecordAction.Updated:
 record = graph.GetRecord(e.RecordId);
 LogMessage(@"Updated", record.DataAsString);
 textBox3.Text = record.DataAsString;
 recordId = e.RecordId;
Points of Interest
In order for the PeerRecord class to be cached by an application, it must make a copy of the unmanaged data. The reason for this is that after the PEER_RECORD has been marshaled, its memory is freed. To simplify freeing memory, Microsoft chose to create a continuous block of memory to store a record and its data. That is, the data follows the record in the same block of memory. As a result, once the memory is freed, the data is no longer accessible from managed code (the IntPtr is invalid). In an effort to maintain the data in marshalable form, the unmanaged data is copied into the unmanaged memory. It's too bad, Microsoft doesn't provide a better way to do this.
private void CopyUnmanagedData(PEER_DATA data)
 IntPtr ptr = Marshal.AllocHGlobal(data.cbData);
 byte[] buffer = new byte[data.cbData];
 Marshal.Copy(data.pbData, buffer, 0, data.cbData);
 Marshal.Copy(buffer, 0, ptr, data.cbData);
 data.pbData = ptr;
I will need to run some benchmarks to determine if there is a more optimal approach to handling this problem, especially if the majority of the time, it's only marshaled for reading.
Links to Resources
I have found the following resources to be very useful in understanding peer graphs:
I hope you have found this article useful. The next article will focus on associating XML meta-data with a record. Stay tuned for more articles on the following topics:
 1. Peer Name Resolution - Windows Vista Enhancements
 1. Peer Graph - Attributes
 2. Peer Graph - Searching
 3. Peer Graph - Importing and Exporting a Database
 1. Peer Groups and Identity
 1. Peer Collaboration - People Near Me
 2. Peer Collaboration - EndPoints
 3. Peer Collaboration - Capabilities
 4. Peer Collaboration - Presence
 5. Peer Collaboration - Invitations
If you have suggestions for other topics, please leave a comment.
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Mayonnaise comes in different colours like cream, pale yellow, it's a condiments that has its history traced back to Spain which has its main ingredients as egg yolk, oil lemon juice.
 It could be made using an egg whisk or better still an electric blender.
 It can be used to eat a lot of things like bread,potatoes, bagels, sandwich and so on.
 To make mayonnaise you need: 3medium sized eggs
 1 teaspoon of sugar
 1/2 teaspoon of salt
Vinegar/lemon/lime (you can make use of any one of it). little of it
 Vegetable oil.
 1.)Carefully rinse the eggs.
 2.)Break the eggs,carefully separately the egg white from the yolk, what you need is the egg yolk and not the white.
3)in a blender or bowl,place your egg yolk
 4).Add your Vinegar or other optionals for your sour taste.
 5).Add sugar( which is optional)
6)Add salt.
 7.)Then blend or whisk gradually add your oil till its thick. If you noticed that the mayonnaise is watery, break egg yolk in to another bowl, whisk it and then add your watery mayonnaise to make it thicker.
When making mayonnaise endeavor to use fresh eggs. The moment you start adding oil, the mixture becomes thicker, then you can make it light by adding your lemon juice to it With this you don't need to buy mayonnaise from super store, when you make it store in a container and keep in the refrigerator.
it could be used as salad cream. It has a lot of nutritional contents like calories, saturated fats, potassium, vitamin B6 and other nutritional contents. It is healthier to make yours at home than buying and moreover it saves cost.
 Uses of mayonnaise
 1.mayonnaise can be used for treatment of sunburn, all you need to do is apply a little of it on the affected area, leave for some minutes before rinsing, this will help to remove dead skin cells, there by making the affected area lighter.
 2.It can also be used as hair conditioner to make your hair smooth and as well make it silky when you apply to the root of your hair.
3.It contains Omega H 3 fats which decreases the rate of having heart attack.
 4.Mayonnaise also help to control blood sugar level.
 5.Vitamin E in mayonnaise reduce the chances of having stroke.


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Gryllotalpa cultriger Uhler
Distribution and Damage
The main distribution is probably in Mexico, as it is uncommon along the US border. It is not considered a pest.
As with other mole crickets in the genus Gryllotalpa, the tibia of the western mole cricket has four dactyls. There is a row of five spines on the upper margin of the tibia of each hind leg. This characteristic is shared by the European and oriental mole crickets, but not by the prairie mole cricket.
In the western and oriental mole crickets, the ocelli are elliptical, and the ocellar-ocular distance is less than the ocellar length. In the western mole cricket the inter-ocellar distance is less than the ocellar length, whereas in the oriental mole cricket the inter-ocellar distance is greater than the ocellar length.
The life cycle and seasonality of this species have not been studied, as it is very uncommon in the USA.
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