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Sometimes someone comments on a question suggesting that some aspect of the question be clarified or otherwise changed. Then the OP changes the question accordingly, sometimes including some text in the question to indicate where the edit was made, and sometimes adding a comment of their own to say that they have responded to the initial comment. If the clarification is successful, we now have possibly 1-2 unnecessary comments and possibly some unnecessary text in the question describing changes relative to the original. Maybe these things were useful in order for the initial commenter to see the change, but eventually, they likely become unnecessary. Unnecessary text is bad because it wastes future readers time.
How to deal with the problem?
Is there a standard approach to dealing with this? Should these extra comments be deleted? Could there be a button to mark as resolved? There could be a button for the OP to suggest that the initial commenter's comment be marked as resolved and then the latter person could accept or reject. Then, if accepted, the comments would be hidden but possibly available after clicking a show hidden comments" button.
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 $\begingroup$ Two minor comments: the flag dialog for comments has a "no longer needed" option which would be relevant to some of these concerns, and sometimes the history of the changes in the question can be helpful in crafting an answer that more fully addresses the asker's underlying issues. $\endgroup$ – KReiser Apr 19 '20 at 20:53
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This book is about the economy of the Carolingian empire (753–877), which extended from the Pyrenees and the northern shores of the Mediterranean to the North Sea, and from the Atlantic coast to the Elbe and Saale rivers. It is the first comprehensive evaluation of the topic in English in over twenty years. The study of the Carolingian empire as an economic rather than a political entity can be justified both because of the major interference of political authority in the economy, and because of the distinctive economic characteristic of growth; and while some regions within the empire had a much more developed economy than others, the whole period is basically one of economic expansion, in parallel with the cultural upheaval of the 'Carolingian Renaissance'.

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Standardisation of a European measurement method for organic carbon and elemental carbon in ambient air
The European Committee for Standardisation (CEN) Technical Committee 264 'Air Quality' has recently produced a standard method for the measurements of organic carbon and elemental carbon in PM2.5 within its Working Group 35 in response to the requirements of European Directive 2008/50/EC. It is expected that this method will be used in future by all Member States making measurements of the carbonaceous content of PM2.5. This paper details the results of a laboratory and field measurement campaign and the statistical analysis performed to validate this method, assess its uncertainty and define its working range to provide clarity and confidence in the underpinning science for future users of the method.
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Pseudo-Legendary is a fan-made term for a group of Pokémon that have close to the stats and power of Mythical and Legendary Pokémon, but not quite.
Mythical and Legendary Pokémon are some of the most feared monsters in the franchise, yet there are some Pokémon that are close to matching them in strength. These are referred to as Pseudo-Legendary Pokémon by fans, and they share common traits that set them apart from their brethren.
Mythical and Legendary Pokémon are different in how they're acquired, but they are equally powerful. This dates all the way back to Pokémon Red and Blue, with Mew and Mewtwo's strength standing above all of other Pokémon in the Kanto region. The raw power of Mythical and Legendary Pokémon is meant to act as a reward for players who are diligent enough to seek out the rarest Pokémon in existence or who have defeated the mightiest trainers in the region.
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There are nine Pseudo-Legendary Pokémon in existence, one from each generation (save for generation three, which has two of them): Dragonite, Tyranitar, Metagross, Salamence, Garchomp, Hydreigon, Goodra, Kommo-o, and Dragapult. These Pokémon share a few common traits; they are all stage-three evolutions, they each require 1.25 million experience points to reach level 100, and they each have a base stat total of 600. Psuedo-Legendary Pokémon generally have a powerful Ability and access to a strong move pool in order to further enhance their strength. Additionally, all Pseudo-Legendaries but Tyranitar and Metagross have at least a partial Dragon typing.
Pseudo-Legendaries are clearly made strong on purpose, as they are often saved for the most powerful trainers in each region. Lance of the Kanto Elite Four used multiple Dragonite on his team; Drake of the Hoenn Elite Four had a mighty Salamence; and Metagross was the signature Pokémon of Champion Steven Stone, as was Garchomp for Diamond and Pearl's CynthiaThe first stages of these Pokémon were once extremely hard to find, but the introduction of online trading meant it became easier to find a baby Dratini or Goomy near the beginning of a game. This gives trainers the chance to easily use Pseudo-Legendaries during their own Pokémon journeys.
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utilize multimaster replication. What this means is that no single domain controller is the master domain controller. All domain controllers are considered peers.
- Domain controllers also automatically replicate directory information for objects stored in the domain between one another.
- Updates that are considered important are replicated immediately to the remainder of the domain controllers within the domain.
- Implementing multiple domain controllers within the domain provides fault tolerance for the domain.
- In Active Directory, domain controllers can detect collisions. Collisions take place when an attribute modified on one particular domain is changed on a different domain controller prior to the change on the initial domain controller being fully propagated.
Certain master roles can be assigned to domain controllers within a domain and forest. Domain controllers that are assigned special master roles are called Operations Masters. These domain controllers host a master copy of specific data in Active Directory. They also copy data to the remainder of the domain controllers. There are five different types of master roles that can be defined for domain controllers. Two types of master roles, forest-wide master roles, are assigned to one domain controller in a forest. The other three master roles, domain-wide master roles, are applied to a domain controller in every domain.
The different types of master roles that can be configured on domain controllers are:
- The Schema Master is a forest-wide master role applied to a domain controller that manages all changes in the Active Directory schema.
- The Domain Naming Master is a forest-wide master role applied to a domain controller that manages changes to the forest, such as adding and removing a domain. The domain controller serving this role also manages changes to the domain namespace.
- The Relative ID (RID) Master is a domain-wide master role applied to a domain controller that creates unique ID numbers for domain controllers and manages the allocation of these numbers.
- The PDC Emulator is a domain-wide master role applied to a domain controller that operates like a Windows NT primary domain controller. This role is typically necessary when there are computers in an environment running pre-Windows 2000 and XP operating systems.
- The Infrastructure Master is a domain-wide master role applied to a domain controller that manages changes made to group memberships.
A Global Catalog (GC) server(s) can also be installed on a domain controller. The global catalog is a central information store on the Active Directory objects in a forest and domain and is used to improve performance when searching for objects in Active Directory. The first domain controller installed in a domain is designated as the global catalog server by default. The global catalog server stores a full replica of all objects in its host domain and a partial replica of objects for the remainder of the domains in the forest. The partial replica contains those objects that are frequently searched for. It is generally recommended to configure a global catalog server for each site in a domain.
The global catalog server's functions are summarized below:
- Global catalog servers are crucial for Active Directory's UPN function because they resolve user principal names (UPNs) when the domain controller handling the authentication request is unable to authenticate the user account because the user account actually exists in another domain. Here, the GC server assists in locating the user account so that the authenticating domain controller can proceed with the logon request for the user.
- The global catalog server deals with all search requests for users searching for information in Active Directory. It can find all Active Directory data irrespective of the domain in which the data is held. The GC server deals with requests for the entire forest.
- The global catalog server also makes it possible for users to provide Universal Group membership information to the domain controller for network logon requests.
Understanding the DNS Server Role
Domain Name Service (DNS) is a hierarchically distributed database that creates hierarchical names that can be resolved to IP addresses. The IP addresses are then resolved to MAC addresses. DNS provides the means for naming IP hosts and for locating IP hosts when they are queried for by name.
The DNS server role resolves IP addresses to domain names and domain name to IP addresses. In this way, DNS provides name resolution services to establish connections for those clients that need to resolve to IP addresses. A Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) is the DNS name that is used to identify a computer on the network.
A DNS server is a computer running the DNS service or BIND that provides domain name services. The DNS server manages the DNS database that is located on it. The information in the DNS server's DNS database pertains to a portion of the DNS domain tree structure or namespace. This information provides responses to client requests for name resolution. A DNS server is authoritative for the contiguous portion of the DNS namespace over which it resides.
When a DNS server is queried for name resolution services, it can do one of the following:
- Respond to the request directly by providing the requested information.
- Provide a pointer (referral) to another DNS server that can assist in resolving the query.
- Respond that the information is unavailable.
- Respond that the information does not exist.
Different server roles can be configured for DNS servers. The server role configured for a DNS server affects the server's following operations:
- The way in which the DNS server stores DNS data.
- The way in which the DNS server maintains data.
- Whether the DNS data in the database file can be directly edited.
The different DNS server roles that can be configured are:
- Standard Primary DNS server – This DNS server owns the zones defined in its DNS database and can make changes to its zones. A standard primary DNS server obtains zone data from the local DNS database. The primary DNS server is authoritative for the zone data that it contains. When a change needs to be made to the zone's resource records, it has to be done on the primary DNS server so that is can be included in the local zone database. A DNS primary server is created when a new primary zone is added.
- Standard Secondary DNS server – This DNS server obtains a read-only copy of zones through DNS zone transfers. A secondary DNS server cannot make any changes to the information contained in its read-only copy. A secondary DNS server can however resolve queries for name resolution. Secondary DNS servers are usually implemented to provide fault tolerance, provide fast access for clients in remote locations, and distribute the DNS server processing load evenly. If a secondary DNS server is implemented, that DNS server can continue to handle queries when the primary DNS becomes unavailable. Secondary DNS servers also assist in reducing the primary DNS server's processing load. It is recommended to install at least one primary DNS server and one secondary DNS server for each DNS zone.
- Caching-only DNS server – A caching-only DNS server only performs queries and then stores these queries' results. Therefore, all information stored on the caching-only DNS server is only the data that was cached while the server performed queries. Caching-only DNS servers only cache information when the queries have been resolved. The information that caching-only DNS servers store is the name resolution data that it has collected through name resolution queries. Caching-only DNS servers do not host zones and are not authoritative for any DNS domain.
- Master DNS servers – The DNS servers from which secondary DNS servers obtain zone information in the DNS hierarchy are called master DNS servers. When a secondary DNS server is configured, the user has to specify the master server from whom it will obtain zone information. Zone transfer enables a secondary DNS server to obtain zone information from its configured primary DNS server. A secondary DNS server can also transfer its zone data to other secondary DNS servers who are beneath it in the DNS hierarchy. Here, the secondary DNS server is regarded as the master server to the other subordinate secondary DNS servers. A secondary DNS server initiates the zone transfer process from its particular master server when it is brought online.
- Dynamic DNS Servers – Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 computers can dynamically update a DNS server's resource records when a client's IP addressing information is added or renewed through Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP). Both DHCP and Dynamic DNS (DDNS) updates make this possible. When dynamic DNS updates are enabled, a client sends a message to the DNS server when changes are made to its IP addressing data. This indicates to the DNS server that the client's A type resource record needs to be updated.
Understanding the WINS Server Role
The Windows Internet Name Service (WINS) server roles provide name resolution services for clients that need to resolve IP addresses to NetBIOS names and vice versa. A WINS server is an enhanced NetBIOS name server (NBNS) that Microsoft designed to resolve NetBIOS computer names to IP addresses. WINS can resolve NetBIOS names for local hosts and remote hosts. WINS registers NetBIOS computer names and stores these client name registrations in the WINS database. The registrations are used when clients query for host name resolution and service information and to resolve a NetBIOS name to an IP address. Clients that are configured to utilize a WINS server as a NetBIOS name server (NBNS) are called WINS enabled clients. If the WINS server resolves the NetBIOS name to an IP address, no broadcast traffic is sent over the network. Broadcasts are only utilized if the WINS server is unable to resolve the NetBIOS name. A WINS enabled client can communicate with a WINS server that is located anywhere on the internetwork.
Since Windows 2000 was the first Windows operating system where NetBIOS naming was no longer required, users might still need to provide support for NetBIOS naming if they have traditional applications. Remember that all Windows operating systems prior to Windows 2000 require NetBIOS name support.
To implement WINS, only one WINS server is needed for an internetwork. However, implementing two WINS servers provides fault tolerance for name resolution. The secondary WINS server would be used for name resolution if the primary WINS server is unavailable to service WINS clients' requests.
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Introduction to GeoLocation
To determing browser support for geolocation use:
if(navigator.geolocation) {
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if(navigator.geolocation) {
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Canvas: Tutorial of basic canvas functionality, canvas properties and methods
Your first
var el= document.getElementById("flag");
if (el && el.getContext) {
var context = el.getContext('2d');
context.fillStyle = "_TAG_";
context.strokeStyle = "_TAG_";
context.lineWidth = 1;
context.shadowOffsetX = 5;
context.shadowOffsetY = 5;
context.shadowBlur = 4;
context.strokeRect(10, 10, 300, 200);
context.fillRect(10, 10, 300, 200);
context.fillStyle = "_TAG_";
Canvas functions and properties
Set the fillStyle
Set the strokeStyle
Line widths
Line join styles
 context.lineJoin="bevel || round || miter"
Line end styles
 context.lineCap="butt || round || square"
Draw a rectangle
 context.strokeRect(left, top, width, height)
Fill a rectangle
 context.fillRect(left, top, width, height)
Erase a rectangle
 context.clearRect(left, top, width, height)
Begin a path
Complete a path
Move the pen to a location
 context.moveTo(horizontal, vertical)
Draw a straight line from current point to a new location
 context.lineTo(horizontal, vertical)
Stroke the current path
Fill the current path
Shadow color
Shadow horizontal offset
Shadow vertical offset
Shadow blur
Canvas versus SVG
CSS3 Transform Property and the various transform functions
The transform property
Supported in Firefox 3.5+. Opera 10.5 and Webkit since 3.1, the transform CSS property lets you modify the coordinate space of the CSS visual formatting model. Using it, elements can be translated, rotated, scaled, and skewed. We manipulate an elements appearance using transform functions. The value of the transform property is a list of space-separated transform functions applied in the order provided. The transform functions include:
The translate(x, y) function is similar to relative positioning, translating, or relocating, an element by x from the left, and y from the top.
 -webkit-transform: translate(15px, -15px);
 -moz-transform: translate(15px, -15px);
 -o-transform: translate(15px, -15px);
 transform: translate(15px, -15px);
The translateX(x) function is similar to the translate() function above, but only the left/right value is specified
 -webkit-transform: translatex(15px);
 -moz-transform: translatex(15px);
 -o-transform: translatex(15px);
 transform: translatex(15px);
The translateY(y) function is similar to the translate() function above, but only the top/bottom value is specified
 -webkit-transform: translatey(-15px);
 -moz-transform: translatey(-15px);
 -o-transform: translatey(-15px);
 transform: translatey(-15px);
The scale(w, h) property scales an element by w width and h height. If only one value is declared, the scaling will be proportional. Since you likely don't want to distort an element, you'll generally see only one parameter in this transform function
 -webkit-transform: scale(1.5, 2);
 -moz-transform: scale(1.5, 2);
 -o-transform: scale(1.5, 2);
 transform: scale(1.5, 2);
The scalex(w) function is similar to the scale() function above, but only the width value is specified. It is the same as declaring scale(w, 1)
 -webkit-transform: scalex(0.5);
 -moz-transform: scalex(0.5);
 -o-transform: scalex(0.5);
 transform: scalex(0.5);
The scaley(y) function is similar to the scale() function above, but only the height value is specified. It is the same as declaring scale(1, h)
 -webkit-transform: scaley(2);
 -moz-transform: scaley(2);
 -o-transform: scaley(2);
 transform: scaley(2);
The rotate(angle) function with rotate an element about the point of origin (described below) but the angle value specified.
 -webkit-transform: rotate(15deg);
 -moz-transform: rotate(15deg);
 -o-transform: rotate(15deg);
 transform: rotate(15deg)
The skew(x,y) function specifies a skew along the X and Y axes. The x specifies the skew on the x-axis, the y specifies the skew on the y-axis. If there is only one parameter, then it's the same as skew(x, 0), or skewX(x). The values are angles: degrees, turns or grads.
 -webkit-transform: skew(15deg, 4deg);
 -moz-transform: skew(15deg, 4deg);
 -o-transform: skew(15deg, 4deg);
 transform: skew(15deg, 4deg);
The skewx(x) function is similar to the skew() value above, but only the x-axis value is specified. It is the same as declaring skew(x,0)
 -webkit-transform: skewx(15deg);
 -moz-transform: skewx(15deg);
 -o-transform: skewx(15deg);
 transform: skewx(15deg);
The skewy(y) function is similar to the skew() value above, but only the y-axis value is specified. It is the same as declaring skew(0,y).
 -webkit-transform: skewy(-6deg);
 -moz-transform: skewy(-6deg);
 -o-transform: skewy(-6deg);
 transform: skewy(-6deg);
Multiple transforms
The above show single transforms, but you can include more than one transform on an element. To include more than one transform, simply separate them the tranform functions with spaces.
 .enlargen:hover {
 -webkit-transform: translate(-50%, -50%) scale(2) rotate(0);
The above makes the element twice and tall and twice as wide. By translating the element 50% up and to the left, the bottom right corner should remain in the exact same location. The rotate(0) removes any possible rotation on the element.
This 'enlargen' class may be something you would want to add to an image gallery, hilighting an image that is hovered by making it four times larget (twice as wide and twice as tall) and remove any tilt that might have been interesting as a thumbnail but tacky in full size.


Is It Legal To Kill A Hawk In Georgia?
Why are hawks afraid of owls?
Owls: Hawks stay away from owls.
Hawks are diurnal birds, they can be up during the day or night but generally stick to daytime activities, while owls do better at night.
Some owls grow to larger intimidating sizes than hawks.
Eagles are larger, more skilled hunters and more feared than hawks..
Will a hawk keep coming back for chickens?
So to answer your question, yes…they will come back if they know there's a chance of bagging another hen.
Legal Status Raccoons are protected furbearers in most states, with seasons established for running, hunting, or trapping.
Will Hawks attack humans?
The hawk is a bird which generally does not attack humans. Rather they search for the animals and birds. But sometimes even humans become a part of their hunt. … Thus we can say that yes, hawk attacks humans but in rare cases.
How big of a dog can a hawk pick up?
Do black chickens keep hawks away?
4. Add a Black Chicken to the Flock. Incorporating a black chicken into the flock will keep hawks away.
Can you feed a hawk raw chicken?
Chicken necks,backs and wings are also excellent hawk feeds. I have even fed hawks raw beef kidney for a week or so at a time. Hamburger is not satisfactory because of the high fat content and because hawks have difficulty eating ground meat. Pork is not recommended because of the danger of trichinosis.
Can I have a pet raccoon in Georgia?
Under Georgia law, wild animals and certain exotics are illegal to keep as pets in the Peach State. … If you do end up with an illegal pet, contact a rescue that operates in the state. You will have to give up your animal, but you might not face charges, which can include substantial fines and even incarceration.
Can I bury my dog in my backyard in Georgia?
Although it's legal in the state of Georgia to lay your pet to rest in your own backyard, some municipalities have separate ordinances. Backyard pet burial is not authorized in the city of Atlanta, for example, but there are no ordinances against it in Alpharetta, Decatur, Roswell, or Peachtree City.
Can you kill a hawk if it is killing your chickens?
Firstly, it's important to know that hawks have been protected in the United States under the Federal Migratory Bird Treaty Act since 1918. … Can you shoot a hawk if it is attacking chickens? You can shoot or kill a hawk only if you have a special permit from Wildlife Services.
What animals are illegal to kill in Georgia?
What can I do if a hawk is killing my chickens?
How to Deter Hawks from ChickensAdd a Rooster to Your Flock. Chickens are ill-equipped to fend off a hawk, but roosters are built to protect the flock. … Get a Guard Dog. … Coop Them Up. … Provide Some Cover. … Cover Up Feeders. … Use Common Decoys. … Make Some Noise. … Hang Some Flashy Tape.
How do you scare away a hawk?
Plant small trees and shrubs near bird feeders to provide a handy hiding place for small birds. Eliminate convenient perching sites such as tall, lone trees or dead snags within 100 yards of your property. Cap utility poles with metal cones or spikes. Scare hawks away with frightening devices.
Can I shoot a hawk attacking my dog?
What pets are illegal in Georgia?
Examples of Prohibited AnimalsDelawareWild life generally, except by permit; non-native poisonous snakesDistrict of ColumbiaPrivate possession generally bannedFloridaChimpanzees, tigers, lions, crocodiles, jaguars, leopards, venomous reptiles prohibitedGeorgiaKangaroo, monkey, fox, wolf, crocodile, alligator, cobra47 more rows•Dec 5, 2018
Can you own a coyote in Georgia?
Georgia Law prohibits the taking of wildlife without proper permits or licenses. … NOTE: Permits would be required to legally possess live coyotes, armadillos, groundhogs, and beaver. Protected species of turtles, mussels, and other exempted species may not be collected without proper permits.
Can you own a hawk in Georgia?
According to O.C.G.A. ~ 27-2-17, it is unlawful for any person to trap, take, transport, or possess raptors for falconry purposes unless the person first procures, in addition to a valid hunting license, a valid falconry permit as provided in O.C.G.A. ~ 27-2-23.


What is TTL, and what is it used for?
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What is Time To Live?
This article will explain what TTL (Time to Live) is, and how it affects your domain names.
TTL stands for Time To Live, and measures the lifespan of data in a computer or network, for example, when you create an SRV record for your domain name. This dictates the length of time it takes for the cache of the server to update, so if you make a change, this is the length of time it will take the propagate.
TTL is measured in seconds, so, for example, a TTL of one hour would equate to a TTL to 3600 seconds.
Please note: When you create records for your domain names through 123-reg, the TTL is automatically set at 14400 seconds, which equates to 4 hours, and cannot be changed manually.
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TFW – Know Everything About it Here
What is TFW? Why do you need TFW? TFW – know everything about it here because it is something that's going to change your social media life!
As you can see, many new and weird things are getting viral these days over the web. This not only is happening with images or videos but, also to the words and slangs. Social media today have reached each and everyone and thus spreading good or bad things isn't that difficult.
If we talk about the acronym TFW, many people over the internet are using this. But many on the other hand are still looking for its meaning and searching about what TFW means. TFW is just a slang that has been used by the people over the internet. The acronym TFW stands for "That feels when", which is usually used by almost every one of us.
People use TFW in order to share their feeling with the other person. it is basically used in a context that is relatable for the other person online so that he or she can understand what you want to say and how you have felt at that moment of time or situation.
For example:-
 1. TFW your mom cooks your favorite dish, but you have just came from a party with a completely filled belly.
 2. TFW you propose a girl and on the same day, your have got your real love back.
The examples given above must have explained you everything.
Usually, TFW is used in the beginning, followed by the sentence where you are explaining your situation. This acronym is almost on an everyday basis with some or the other sentence.
Though, as per Grammar rules, the acronym is absolutely incorrect but, people of all ages today are using it and they are so obsessed with TFW that they are using it even with the sentences that doesn't have to do anything with TFW.
For example:-
"TFW u be a nice gf and run the bf a bath and u come back to ur skyrim game and ur characters naked and he's emptied all of ur stuff"
This acronym can be best used with the sentences where you really want to share your feeling that you have faced recently. This Acronym is very similar to the slang "I Know That Feel Bro". Just by reading it you will get a picture in mind that one guy is hugging the other guy patting at the back and he actually is feeling what the other one is felt.
TFW is the acronym which is used commonly by the people of younger ages who usually doesn't have to do anything with Grammar, the text speaks, correct spelling and other things. They are the ones who just have to send messages to the other person.
Today, the internet has become a place where you can share anything like image, videos or emojis and you can even expect them to go viral over the internet. all thanks to social media. Today social media is a place that can make someone's life in just one night. Social media have really made the internet world visual. Same is the case with TFW, a small group of people has started using this, but today almost everyone on the social media is using it.
This acronym is most famous for Twitter and the reason can be because you are bounded by a word limit while making a tweet and so everyone tries to use such acronyms.
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To immerse in and scrutinise the submarine depths are activities that can be fully attained in the waters of La Paz. The Sea of Cortes offers a series of places suitable for the practice of these sport activities at this Mexican city.
The following places are recommendable for submersions:
- Espiritu Santo: it is a huge island of 83 square kilometres, and its serene beaches are occasionally visited by numerous seals, whilst seabirds such as seagulls, pelicans, frigates and cormorants nest on its rocky formations and in the cracks of their surfaces.
This beautiful island was discovered by Hernan Cortes in 1535, during one of his many journeys along the California Peninsula. In those times the place was inhabited by the Pericúes, a pre Hispanic people that remained in the zone until the first third of the XVIII century.


Scientists propose storing DNA 'ark' on the Moon to preserve our planet
Written on 03/15/2021
By Ciarán Mather
It would seem that some scientists are planning to give a futuristic twist to the old phrase 'don't keep all your eggs in the one basket.'
A group of researchers have suggested sending an 'ark' full of DNA from Earth, consisting of various types of sperm, eggs and seeds from plants.
In their proposal, they outlined that this 'gene bank' would be hidden inside the moon's lava tubes: hollowed-out tunnels and caves sculpted by lava more than 3 billion years ago inside the moon.
In addition, the banks would be powered by solar panels.
Jekan Thanga, head of the Space and Terrestrial Robotic Exploration (SpaceTREx) Laboratory at the University of Arizona, explained his team's back-up plan to LiveScience: 'There's this strong interconnectedness between us and nature. '
'We have a responsibility to be guardians of biodiversity and [to also be] the means to preserve it.'
He added the lunar ark approach is preferable to simply preserving it on Earth, in the event of our planet potentially succumbing to a disastrous event such as a super-volcano or even nuclear war.
The ark would hold the cryogenically (frozen) genetic material of all 6.7 million known species of plants, animals and fungi on Earth.
This would require at least 250 rocket launches to transport the cargo to the moon from Earth, according to researchers.
Not all the technology needed for this ambitious project exists yet, but the researchers think that it could realistically be built within the next 30 years.
The idea of an ark containing Earth's DNA echoes similar concepts seen in science fiction stories before, such as in 2017's Alien: Covenant.


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Institute: Safar Academy
Resource Type: Lesson Related Activity
Subject: Islamic Studies – Textbook 1 – Week 03 – Using the toilet
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Time Resource will take: 30 minutes
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Students will need to remember the key steps of how to use the toilet in a specific order.
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Center for Brain, Consciousness, and Cognition
Mission of the Center
The mission of the Center for Brain, Consciousness and Cognition is to delineate brain functioning during higher stages of human development.
We have focused our research on practice of the Transcendental Meditation® technique because it quickly leads to the the state of Transcendental Consciousness, pure self-awareness, and with regular practice leads to higher states of consciousness. This research program has focused on:
- Sub-stages within a Transcendental Meditation session
- Brain patterns and subjective experience of Transcendental Consciousness, or pure self-awareness free from the processes and contents of knowing, a proposed fourth state of consciousness
- Brain patterns and subjective experience of Cosmic Consciousness — the integration of Transcendental Consciousness with waking, dreaming and sleeping, a proposed fifth state of consciousness.
"If the purpose of higher education is to enable an individual to think and act successfully, then education is significant only when it enlivens the whole brain. Therefore, the level of integrated brain functioning is a reliable gauge of the success of a student's educational experience."
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Background and Aim: The purpose of this study was to describe the CT findings of sorafenib-treated hepatic tumors in patients with advanced hepatocellular carcinoma and correlate the findings to the overall survival.
Methods: Sorafenib-treated twenty eight patients with advanced hepatocellular carcinoma with viable hepatic tumors between June 2007 and March 2008 were enrolled. Dynamic CT findings were analyzed with regard to the response of the tumor based on the response evaluation criteria in solid tumor, version 1.1, and the attenuation values of the tumors during the late arterial and portal venous phases. Survival analyses according to early changes of the tumors were also performed.
Results: In all patients, the tumor responses were stable disease or progressive disease on follow-up CT scans. Prior to the treatment, the mean attenuation values of the tumors were 93.0 ± 20.0 HU at the late arterial phase and 107.9 ± 23.0HU at the portal venous phase. On the first follow-up CT scans, the mean attenuation values of the later arterial and portal venous phases were 76.9 ± 26.5 HU and 94.2 ± 29.1 HU, respectively (p < 0.01). The median overall survival was better for the patients with the response of stable disease than the patients with progressive disease (p = 0.013).
Conclusions: In patients with advanced hepatocellular carcinoma who were treated by sorafenib, the size of the hepatic tumors was not significantly reduced. However, the median survival was better for the patients with the response of stable disease. The attenuation values of the tumors became smaller after treatment as compared to the baseline CT scans.


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Magma Flow: How Does Temperature Affect the Movement of Magma?
How does temperature affect the movement of magma?
- Teaspoon (5-ml spoon)
- Soft margarine
- Small baby-food jar
- Cereal bowl
- Warm tap water
- Fill the teaspoon (5-ml spoon) with margarine.
- Using your finger, push the margarine out of the spoon and into the babyfood jar so that the glob of margarine is centered in the bottom of the jar.
- Hold the jar in your hand and turn it on its side.
- Observe any movement of the margarine.
- Fill the bowl halfway with warm (slightly hotter than room temperature) tap water.
- Set the baby-food jar in the warm water.
- After three minutes, pick up the jar and turn it on its side.
- Again, observe any movement made by the glob of margarine.
At first the margarine inside the tilted jar does not move much, but heating the margarine causes it to move more freely.
As the temperature of the margarine increased, it became thinner and moved more easily. Molecules in colder materials have less energy, are closer together, and move more slowly than warmer molecules with more energy. These warm, energized molecules move away from each other, causing solids to melt and liquids to thin. Just as the temperature of the margarine affected the way it moved across the surface of the jar, the temperature of magma affects the way it moves up the volcano's vent (the channel of a volcano that connects the source of magma to the volcano's opening). Hot magma is thin and moves easily and quickly up the vent, while cooler magma is thick and sluggish.
- Would a different heating time affect the results? Repeat the experiment, checking the movement of the margarine every minute for six minutes. Use a thermometer to keep the temperature of the water as constant as possible, and replace the warm water each time you make an observation. Quickly replace the jar in the warm water after each testing.
- Does the composition of the material being heated affect the results? Repeat the original experiment using other solids such as butter or chocolate candy with and without nuts.
- Thick liquids are said to have a high viscosity (the measurement of a liquid's ability to flow). Viscous liquids flow slowly, and particles dropped into the liquid fall slowly as well. Liquids such as water, honey, and shampoo can be used to simulate magma of various viscosities. Test the viscosity of each liquid by dropping a marble into a tall, slender glass filled with the liquid at room temperature. The slower the marble falls, the more viscous the liquid is.
- Demonstrate the effect of temperature on the viscosity of the liquids by repeating the experiment above twice. First, raise the temperature of the samples by standing each glass in a jar of warm water. After three minutes, stir the liquids and use a thermometer to determine the temperature of each. Second, lower the temperature of the samples to about 50° Fahrenheit (10°C) by inserting a thermometer in each liquid sample and placing them in a refrigerator. Diagrams and the results of each experiment can be used as part of a project display.
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The three distinct types of magma—andesitic, basaltic, and rhyolitic—harden into different kinds of rock. Find out more about the characteristics of these magma types. What is their chemical composition? Where are they formed? How does the temperature of each differ? Which is the most common? For information about magma see pages 74-79 in The Dynamic Earth, Second Edition (New York: Wiley, 1992), by Brian J. Skinner and Stephen C. Porter.
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- This article deals with the history of the word 'transvestite'. For information about cross-dressing, see there.
The term transvestism has undergone several changes of meaning since it was coined in the, and it is still used in all of these meanings except the very first one. Therefore it is important to find out, whenever the word is encountered, in which particular sense it is used. However, to understand the different meanings of transvestism it is necessary to explain the development of the term and the reasons behind the changes of meaning.
Origin of the term
Magnus Hirschfeld coined the term transvestism around in (from Latin trans-, "across, over" and vestere, "to dress or to wear"). He used it to describe a group of people who habitually and voluntarily wore clothes of the opposite sex. (The distinction between sex and gender had not been made at this time.) Hirschfeld's group of transvestites consisted of both males and females, with any sexual preference.
Hirschfeld himself was not particularly happy with the term since he realised that sexual reassignment surgery. Hirschfeld's transvestites therefore were, in today's terms, not only transvestites, but people from all over the transgender spectrum.were only an outward symbol caused by a variety of different internal psychological situations. In fact, Hirschfeld helped people to achieve the very first gender name changes and to get the very first
Hirschfeld operated very much in a three-gender framework, namely male, female and other, or third gender. Included in this third gender were all people who, in today's terms, violated heteronormative rules. Again, in today's terms, this is very much equivalent with the queer community, i.e. lesbians, gays, bisexuals and transgender people. Therefore, there was no pressing reason to find different terms for the different shades of Hirschfeld's transvestism.
Hirschfeld also noticed that fetishistic behaviour, even if the latter involved wearing clothes of the opposite sex.was often, but by no means always associated with, transvestite behaviour, and he also clearly distinguished between transvestism as an expression of a person's "contra-sexual" (transgender) feelings and
Today Hirschfeld's use of transvestism is extinct, but the modern term transgender is used in a nearly equivalent sense.
The rise of the sexuality. In both Europe and the North America transvestite behaviour (both by male and female bodied persons) was until the 1960s seen an expression of homosexuality or suppressed homosexual impulses. Also, the three-gendered framework of Hirschfeld disappeared, and the two-gendered framework became the frame of reference again (until the late 1990s.)to power and the had brought an end not only to Hirschfeld's work, but to also most European research in the field of
In the 1960s Harry Benjamin and others started working with people showing transvestite behaviour again. Trying to press transvestite behaviour into a two-gendered framework produced a very significant result: transsexualism. Unlike Hirschfeld, who had tried to find a social space where third-gendered people could live the way they needed or wanted, people showing other-gendered behaviour now were forced to find a way of living as "proper men" or "proper women". And if a person could not be "cured" of transvestite behaviour, it seemed the best to make them change sex. Those who refused or were refused this "cure" were labeled either homosexuals or sexual fetishists.
Since transsexuals had and sometimes still have to "prove" that they are not "just transvestites" to get access to medical treatment, people who see themselves as transsexuals occasionally discriminate against anything they see as "transvestism" even more strongly than the public in general.
Today, homosexuality, transvestic fetishism and transsexualism are still associated with transvestism both alone and in various combinations.
Divergence from homosexuality
Social changes brought about the next modifications.
The gay and lesbian rights movement after the Stonewall riots weakened transvestism's association with homosexuality, since more lesbians and gays became visible and most of them did not show transvestite behaviour. The extreme transvestism that is still associated with the LGBT community, which differs quite obviously from most other forms of transvestism, became known as drag.
That left transvestism as transvestic fetishism, in which transvestic behaviour is coupled with sexual arousal. It has been a standard (and unproven) assumption of most researchers that women do not have fetishistic tendencies. However, in most western societies it became almost impossible for women to engage in transvestism, because more and more pieces of male clothing were permitted or even fashionable for them. Also, the distinctive transvestic behaviour of butches in the lesbian community became "politically incorrect" and therefore rather rare. All this led to the term transvestism being applied to men or male-bodied persons only, because there seemed to be no need for a word for transvestic female bodied persons.
Today transvestism is still applied mostly to male bodied persons. However, some researchers never stopped using the term transvestism for female-bodied persons, and recently some groups of female-bodied transvestites have started to use the term to describe themselves, although the term "drag king" is more common.
Other groups distinct from these meanings
After all those changes which took place during the 1970s, a large group was left without a word to describe themselves: heterosexual males (that is, male-bodied, male-identified, gynophilic persons) who wear traditionally feminine clothing. This group was, for obvious reasons, not particularly happy with the term transvestism. Therefore the term cross-dresser was coined. This group is quite distinct from transvestites, in that they're not gay, transvestites, or transsexuals. Nor do they have any fetishistic intentions, either. Furthermore, a good many cross-dressers cite fashion history, in which men wore skirt-like garments for tens of thousands of years, and heels from around 1500 to the late 1800s. Many call themselves "bravehearts" after the 1995 film, which depicted a leading man in a kilt. For this reason, the term "cross-dressing" is no longer considered to be transgender in nature. Most cross-dressers simply view themselves as heterosexual males whose personal choice of fashion attire is currently out of style for their sex.
There are many different usages and meanings of the term transvestism. Most experts agree that the correct usages is limited to:
- When people dress in clothes normally worn by the opposite gender in order to identify with that gender in some manner.
- When people dress in clothes normally worn by the opposite gender for purposes involving sexual arousal (transvestic fetishism).
- A combination of the two definitions mentioned above.

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Create a new document. First click on the "Type Tool" shown below.
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Hardware Fingerprinting: Good but not quite Great
Last week, UCSD PhD student Tadayoshi Kohno and CAIDA associates Andre Broido and KC Claffy published a paper detailing the identification of unique pieces of hardware on a network. The basic assumption of the paper, titled Remote physical device fingerprinting, is that the system clock keeping time on every networked device is inaccurate in a unique way, slowly creeping ahead or behind time at a predictable rate. Mr. Kohno makes compelling arguments that this time skew can be identified across multiple hops, long distances, and high-latency links, even if the system in question is using NTP to synchronize its clock with a more accurate (presumably atomic) clock.
This influential and original research is just the kind of infusion of fresh ideas that the information security field needs; however, it isn't quite the remarkable feat that many have heralded it as. One of the fundamental assumptions of the research is that each system's clock skew is unique, but no data is provided, nor references cited, to back this claim. I would be interested to see some follow-up research in this field to show exactly how unique a clock skew can be. Even if the clock skew is found to be repeatable only once in every one million devices, the sheer size of the Internet means that this method could not alone uniquely identify systems. Furthermore, kernel modifications or system-level tools can defeat this process. These two observations do not diminish the value of the research, but are important points that some supporters seem to have glossed over.
This research will inevitably be added to the toolchest of reconnaissance techniques employed by COTS vulnerability assessment scanners, as well as open-source tools such as Fyodor's nmap. While it won't be used alone, when combined with other data collected by these tools, it will serve as the centerpiece to a set of data that will accurately identify a unique system anywhere on the Internet.
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It is customary for synagogues to have a Ner Tomid, a light burning always near the front of the synagogue.
1) Why do we have a Ner Tomid?
2) If it is a reminder of the "ner maarovi" which was one of the lights of the menorah in the Bes Hamikdosh that lasted miraculously from when it was kindled up to the same time the following day Gemoro Shabbos 22b (up until the death of Shimon HaTzaddik), why is it that some modern designs have one central light surrounded in a circle by smaller lights? To be comparable to the menorah there should only be one light that is always alight.
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The Ketzos HaShulchan Siman 29:2 and the Badei HaShulchan Siman 29:2 explains that we keep a Ner Tamid lit for Kovod Shomayim and that it is a Zecher L'Mikdash where there always remained one candle burning on the Western side (Ner Ma'aravi).
Regarding having more than one light today - in the Shuls I frequent that is not the case. I have seen some Shuls combine it with 6 additional lights as a holocaust memorial, although I do not know a source for doing that.
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Here are some screenshots from the example refactoring we used for the demo in Uppsala (using GVim):
The original program and the refactoring menu (detached)
First, let's generalise over the 0 in the nil-case.
Highlight the 0, select generaliseDef, and
enter n as the name of the new parameter:
That done, we do the same for the (+) in the cons-case:
Now, we better rename our function to reflect its more general
definition. Position the cursor on the start of sum, select
rename, and enter fold as the new name:
The partial application fold (+) 0 is our old sum function,
and we can introduce a definition for that expression.
Highlight the expression, select introNewDef, and enter
sum as the name for the new definition:
And since that definition might be reusable, we better move it to
the top level. Position the cursor on the start of sum, then


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Uses of Hand-Helds in the
Command Post of the Future
As part of DARPA's
Command Post of the Future
program, the CMU group is working on components for a Command Post
Information Environment that will provide new ways to collaborate
with each other and to interact with supporting information assets and
sources. The Pebbles part of this project is focusing on how handhelds can be
used to access information and control devices. The results so far from
the Pebbles part include:
- Private Drill-Down of Public
Information: Using visualizations of the CPOF maps, we have
investigate the issues around how handhelds can be used for people in
the command post to annotate, investigate and edit the shared maps and
the information behind them. This research has integrated the software
from MayaVis (visualizations), the CMU multimodal group (speech
gestures, handwriting recognition, etc.), and Pebbles (handhelds) into
Commander: Techniques for using handhelds to control
PowerPoint presentations, including seeing a picture and the notes of
the current slide, using the handheld to annotate slides, etc.
Techniques for using handhelds to control other applications running
on the PC.
- Laser Pointers Interactions: An important part
of the vision of the Command Post of the Future is the use of laser
pointers. We have performed a variety of studies on how to make these
more effective. One promising result shows that "snarfing"
(copying) the area around the pointer dot to the handheld,
performing the edits on the handheld, and then copying the results
back works much better than trying to interact solely with the laser
- Collaboration and Turn-taking: When multiple
people are sharing a single large display, it can be confusing and
awkward to take turns controlling and annotating. In addition to the
laser pointer work, we have also studied fundamental issues of
"floor control" (who has control) as well as various ways
that handhelds can help.
All of these are described in various publications
When the main display shows a large map (Figure 1), the
handheld can be used to annotate and investigate various scenarios (Figure
2) or to drill-down to investigate in detail in a table (Figure 3).
Figure 1: PC Screen
Figure 2: PDA Screen
Figure 3: PDA drill-down table
The part of the Pebbles project research on using handhelds
in the Command Post of the Future is funded by:
This research was performed in connection with Contract
number DAAD17-99-C-0061 with the U.S. Army Research Laboratory. The
views and conclusions contained in this document are those of the
authors and should not be interpreted as presenting the official
policies or position, either expressed or implied, of the U.S. Army
Research Laboratory or the U.S. Government unless so designated by
other authorized documents. Citation of manufacturer's or trade names
does not constitute an official endorsement or approval of the use
thereof. The U.S. Government is authorized to reproduce and distribute
reprints for Government purposes notwithstanding any copyright
All of the many Pebbles
publications acknowledge the DARPA funding of this research. Of
particular relevance to the CPOF program are the following publications:
Myers, Herb Stiel, and Robert Gargiulo. "Collaboration Using
Multiple PDAs Connected to a PC." Proceedings CSCW'98: ACM
Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work, November 14-18,
1998, Seattle, WA. pp. 285-294. Postscript
- Brad A. Myers. "Using Hand-Held Devices and PCs Together,"
Communications of the ACM. Volume 44, Issue 11. November, 2001. pp. 34 - 41.
Brad A. Myers, Rishi Bhatnagar, Jeffrey Nichols, Choon Hong Peck,
Dave Kong, Robert Miller, and A. Chris Long. "Interacting At a Distance: Measuring the Performance of Laser Pointers and Other
Devices." Proceedings CHI'2002: Human Factors in Computing Systems. Minneapolis, Minnesota, April 20-25, 2002.
pp. 33-40. Adobe
- Brad A. Myers, Choon Hong Peck, Jeffrey Nichols, Dave Kong, and
Robert Miller, "Interacting At a Distance Using Semantic Snarfing," ACM UbiComp'2001, Sept 30 - Oct 2, 2001, Atlanta,
Georgia. pp. 305-314. Adobe
- Choon Hong Peck, "Useful Parameters for the
Design of Laser Pointer Interaction Techniques." ACM
CHI'2001 Student Posters. Seattle, WA. March 31-April 5, 2001. pp. 461-462.
- Brad A. Myers. "Using Multiple Devices Simultaneously for Display
and Control." IEEE Personal Communications
special issue on "Networking the Physical World." vol. 7, no. 5, Oct. 2000. pp. 62-65.
- Brad A. Myers, Robert C. Miller, Benjamin Bostwick, and
"Extending the Windows Desktop Interface With Connected Handheld Computers," 4th USENIX Windows Systems Symposium,
August 3-4, 2000, Seattle, WA. pp. 79-88.
Adobe Acrobat (pdf).
- Brad Myers,
"The Pebbles Project: Using PCs and Hand-held Computers Together;
Demonstration Extended Abstract." Adjunct Proceedings
CHI'2000: Human Factors in Computing Systems. April 1-6, 2000. The
Hague, The Netherlands. pp. 14-15.
- Karen Cross,
Adrienne Warmack, and Brad Myers. "Lessons Learned: Using
Contextual Inquiry Analysis to Improve PDA Control of
Presentations". Submitted for Publication. postscript
- Brad A. Myers. An
Implementation Architecture to Support Single-Display Groupware.
Carnegie Mellon University School of Computer Science Technical
Report, no. CMU-CS-99-139 and Human Computer Interaction Institute
Technical Report CMU-HCII-99-101. May, 1999. Available in postscript
- Brad A. Myers, Jeff Nichols, Rob Miller.
"User Interfaces that Span Hand-Held and Fixed Devices"
Workshop on Distributed and Disappearing User Interfaces in
Ubiquitous Computing at CHI'2001, Seattle, WA.
Albrecht Schmidt, Peter Ljundgstrand, and Anind Dey, editors.
University of Karlsruhe Faculty of Information Technical Report
2001-6. ISSN _PHONE_.
Brad A. Myers. "Collaboration Using Multiple PDAs Connected to a PC,"
Workshop on Shared Environments to Support Face-to-Face Collaboration at
CSCW'2000, Philadelphia, PA.
Brad A. Myers, Yu Shan A. Chuang, Marsha Tjandra, Mon-chu Chen, and Chun-Kwok Lee. "Floor Control in a Highly Collaborative Co-Located
Task." Submitted for Publication. pdf
Article about the Pebbles CPOF work:
John Zyskowski, "Handhands in a new world order," Federal
Computer Week, March 18, 2002.
Back to the Pebbles main page.


Wednesday, 5 December 2012
How to make Roman coins
Ebi-kun has had an interest in ancient Rome and gladiators recently so we decided to make some Roman coins.
We used a basic salt dough and added brown food colour.
Salt dough recipe
2 cups of plain flour
1/2 cup salt
1/2 - 3/4 cup hot water
+ brown food colour
Just throw everything into a bowl and mix until you get a dough. Then take a small lump of dough, roll it into a ball the squash it flat. We experimented with different tools but found the end of a paintbrush worked best for engraving the numbers.
We baked them at 180c for 10 minutes then turned them over and gave them another 5 minutes.
Once they had cooled we painted them with varnish, Ebi-kun is a bit heavy handed with the varnish so some came out a bit splogy.
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 1. What a great idea!! We have made some for my sons Roman topic at school, really enjoyed this and he secretly was learning about roman numerals without really knowing about it!!! Don't tell him LOL
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The Karthulian System is the training grounds of the original Paladins of Voltron filled with planets that have extreme natural environments to test each Paladin's skills as a pilot. It also appears to be the location of the Fripping Bulgogian, a restaurant favored as a hangout by the original Paladins of ten thousand years ago that has a table reserved for them, inscribed with their names and that of King Alfor. The Karthulian System is located in the quadrant overseen by the Mu, a family organization whose leader is currently Kythylian Mu.
- Yendailian: A planet constantly exploding with volcanic blasts. Used by the Red Paladin.
- Bluve: A planet covered in ice blizzards and blue crystals. Used by the Blue Paladin.
- Niloofar: A planet covered in sandy wind storms. Used by the Yellow Paladin.
- Griezian Sur: A planet covered in gigantic rain forests and home to the Muldoks, a species comparable in size to the Green Lion. Used by the Green Paladin.
- Talwar Six: A planet filled with enormous, labyrinthine caves create by giant space wombeasts before the species began its mating cycle migration four million years ago. Used by the Black Paladin.


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Kitesurf in Sardinia
What is kitesurf?
Kitesurf is the water sport that most increases regarding the number of people that practice it. It was born from the union of two amongst the most known water sports: windsurf and wakeboard. It is considered a trend now and in the near future.
This sport was spread by French and Hawaiian people at the end of 90' years and now you can see people kitesurfing almost in every beach or lake worldwide. Their colored sails zip through all water surfaces in the world where there is a bit of wind.
 Kitesurf is based on a very simple principle: it uses the wind as a propeller. The kitesurfer, using a bar with two ropes 30 meters long, move the kite to obtain the speed and direction desired. The boards are similar to those used by wakeboarders, and today there are many different types of boards to satisfy even the most discerning kitesurfer.
The pleasure this sport gives is to water plan, draw by the wind.
Why so many people practice kitesurf?
Kitesurf is probably so attractive because…it is easy to learn. It is much easier to learn than windsurf or wave surf. Probably kitesurf attracts always more people because you can learn pretty quickly how to water plan, jump and perform aerial manoeuvres.
The kite has a strong vertical traction, what allows not only to reach high speed but even take off sucked in by the wind, the main emotion kitesurfers look for.
Another advantage of this sport is the fact that the equipment needed is not awkward and it is easy to be transported in the car luggage compartment, with no need to carry boards over the top of the car. It has a big advantage over windsurf, which equipment includes tree, goose-neck and extensions.
The kite can be fold and fits into a backpack. The kitesurf board is not bulking and the ropes can be rolled around the bar.
There are different kite models, but with 2 you can cover most of the wind conditions and practice kitesurf with no problems.
Are there different types of windsurf?
There are more styles. To ride big waves it is necessary to use a mono direction board, similar to the ones used by surfers. To make some acrobatics moves the board needed is the bi direction one that are better when there are no big waves.
Water planning is called freeriding, while the kitesurf style that consider jumps and acrobatic evolutions is called freestyle. The kitesurf practiced over the waves is called wavestyle and the one on calm waters wakestyle.
What is necessary to practice kitesurf?
It is necessary to take 12/14 lessons to acquire the basic knowledge one needs for a safe and autonomous practice. Even if it is not mandatory, it is warmly recommended attend a course because kitesurf is an extreme sport anyway and, even if the equipment are safe, there are many pitfalls, especially regarding others.
Kitesurf gives fun even with low wind. The perfect wind for a beginner is the one between 12 and 14 knots. A more expert athlete is able to use, together with the right equipment, winds between 8 and 40 knots.
There are many kitesurf schools that lends the necessary equipment to practice it during the lessons and thereafter one can simply rent or acquire the equipment for him/herself.
To practice kitesurf you need:
 1. A complete kite, what means the kite plus the bar and ropes;
 2. A kitesurf board;
 3. A trapeze;
 4. Safe equipment (protection vest, helmet, diving gear, etc)
Where and when is it possible to practice kitesurf in Sardinia?
Sardinia offers the possibility to practice kitesurf from April to October. There are two locations that offer excellent position both for the wind and the local structure to facilitate the practice of this sport.
Kitesurf in north Sardinia
In north Sardiia, the reference is Porto Pollo. This cute bay has a favorable position regarding the wind that allows the practice of this sport at any level.
To reach Porto Pollo it is better to arrive or land at Olbia (port and airport) and stay in one of the beautiful hotels that are nearby Porto Pollo.
It could be the ideal occasion to a father and son vacation, as Luci di La Muntagna hotel offers a special promotion for a parent travelling with a child. The hotel is located in the famous Porto Cervo and have a wonderful panorama above the marina.
Otherwise Abi D'Oru hotel, on Marinella beach, close to Porto Rotondo and Olbia.
A third solution could be La Coluccia hotel, in Santa Teresa Gallura.
Kitesurf in south Sardinia
In south Sardinia, the best place for kitesurf is Chia. It is a wonderful beach with perfect conditions for practicing water sports such as kitesurf.
The choice here goes to Aquadulci hotel, close to Su Giuddeu (400 m), a very beautiful beach known for its sand dunes.
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Photography Posing Tips for Photographing Men, Women, and Groups
Remember the time you photographed your model? You set up the photograph, make sure your background is appropriate, the light's great and you click the shutter. And then you look at the back of your camera and your subject looks heavy. You look at it on the computer and it is still not flattering. "How did that happen?" you wonder.
Posing is important. It is a way to capture your subject at their most flattering while making the image interesting.
Model Posing Tips: The posing rules differ between men and women and, most of the time, you never want to use male poses on women or female poses on men. However, if there is a specific reason to cross over the poses, it can create an interesting photograph.
So here's a few additional Posing Tips:
- Ask your subject to bring their chin down, otherwise the neck will command the attention of the photograph. Most often people will unconsciously lift their chin when being photographed. If you ask them to bring it down a little, they will usually respond that they are afraid of double chins. To remedy the double chin fear, have them push out their chin (I call it "turtle neck") and that will take care of the double chin.
- Posing Tips For women:
- Photograph her from an angle. Unless you have a very tiny woman, no woman looks her best when her shoulders and hips straight on to the camera. Pose a woman with her hips at the camera and then turn her shoulders and face back toward the camera.
- On a woman, if it bends, bend it. A Women look more feminine if you bend her elbows, wrists, curl the fingers a little (maybe even grasp her collar or necklace with her thumb and pointer finger), have her shift her weight on to one leg and then bend a knee.
- Ask your subject to tilt her head a bit, and again, drop her chin.
- Avoid photographing crotches, underarms, and up noses.
- If you are photographing a heavier woman, find them a prop that is flattering, for example, have them cuddle a cute pillow.
- Posing Tips For Men:
- Keep them square to the camera. Men look better with broad shoulders.
- Have him make a fist with his hand and put his thumbs in his pocket or have him cross his arms with his hands on his forearms and thumbs tucked under the arm (think Aladdin).
- Keep their weight evenly distributed on both legs.
- Remember to have him drop his chin a bit.
- For groups, try to arrange your subjects so they form a pyramid (either with the high point at the top or an inverted pyramid). Make sure you can see all the faces and if you can separate your subjects heads vertically by at least 3 inches, so the heads are at different heights. For example, pose Dad and then pose Mom so that her eyes are level with Dad's mouth. It is always fun to have them cuddle in tight together if they are family.
One Last Posing Tip: Learn Classic Posing
The last of my tips would be that not all poses look the same on all people. Don't be afraid of trying different poses and props until you find something that works. And don't be afraid to learn classic posing. When you photograph using the classic rules of photography, your images are timeless. Once you master the classics, it is easy to add your own flair for images that are popular and that are still well photographed.
Don Blair is the granddaddy of posing. His book, "Body Parts" is considered one of the best books ever written on posing and provides lots of great tips. If you would like some classic posing tips I suggest his book.


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Daughter drew picture of a gun, Dad arrested
A father of four in Canada was arrested and strip searched after his 4-year-old daughter drew a picture of a gun in her kindergarten class.
Boy drawing picture of gun
There are few topics more controversial than the use and ownership of firearms, especially when children are involved. Jessie Sansone of Ontario, Canada, would probably agree. Recently, this dad was handcuffed when he arrived to pick up his kids from school. The charge? Possession of a firearm.
Apparently, after his young daughter drew a picture of her daddy holding a gun to fight off bad guys and monsters, the teacher became concerned and the school administrators called Family and Children's Services, who then called the police.
Unexpected turn of events
That same day, rather than an uneventful carpool line, Sansone faced handcuffing and an unwelcomed ride in one of several patrol cars waiting outside of the school. Sansone tells TheRecord.com, "I'm picking up my kids and then, next thing you know, I'm locked up. I was in shock. This is completely insane. My daughter drew a gun on a piece of paper at school."
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A toy gun
Sansone's ordeal continued once he arrived at the police station, where he was strip searched and questioned about the alleged gun. Seven hours later, after police determined the child's drawing was based on a toy gun that shoots foam darts, he was released.
"My family has been tarnished," he told TheRecord.com "My name has been tarnished. My children aren't even going back to that school again." In an ironic twist, Sansone is a counselor who speaks to school children about the danger of drugs, violence and bullying.
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Overreacting or justified?
Canada's gun laws are different than those of the U.S., so setting the firearm-related charge aside, did the school overreact or were officials justified in having Sansone arrested? What would happen if your child's school acted upon everything your son or daughter drew, did or said?
"If I was held responsible for everything my child drew, I would be in serious trouble," says Eleana, a mom from Colorado. "My son draws pictures of super-galactic battles with all sorts of weird weapons. That doesn't mean I have a light saber in my closet. I think the teacher should have reached out to the parents directly if she had a concern, but having this dad arrested was a bit over the top."
"While I think the action taken was a bit extreme, I can appreciate the genuine concern for the well-being of the child," says Amy, a California mom. "I'm for strict gun laws, but you have to use some common sense in a case like this where a child's drawing is being used to initiate police action. I feel for the dad. It could have been handled better."
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Defending the arrest
In defending the actions of Family and Children's Services, Alison Scott, executive director of the agency, told TheRecord.com, "From a public safety point of view, any child drawing a picture of guns and saying there's guns in a home would warrant some further conversation with the parents and child."
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A Local Biodiversity Action Plan (LBAP) for Pembrokeshire was first published in 2000 following UK guidance. The original plan contained detailed information on the biodiversity of Pembrokeshire including habitat descriptions. It also contained 7 Habitat and 23 Species Action Plans. An additional 4 Habitats and 9 Species Action Plans have been published since 2000 as part of a rolling programme. Many actions from these plans have been delivered by individuals, organisations, and through partnership working.
The main function of the Pembrokeshire LBAP continues to be:-
To provide a framework within which existing and new actions are co-ordinated to conserve and enhance biodiversity in Pembrokeshire, taking account of local and national priorities.
Further to the publication of the previous plan there have been several developments and new guidance made available which have led to the requirement for a full review of the Pembrokeshire LBAP to reflect these developments.
The revised Pembrokeshire Local Biodiversity Action Plan is split into 2 volumes:
Volume 1: 'Introduction to the LBAP'
This provides a brief background to biodiversity in Pembrokeshire and the role of the Pembrokeshire Biodiversity Partnership. It also includes information on the priority habitats and species in Pembrokeshire.
Volume 2: Biodiversity Action Plans for Pembrokeshire
This provides a status report for all priority habitats and species in Pembrokeshire, (where known). It also contains targets and actions for the generic, grouped habitat and species plans prepared so far. Lead organisations/individuals have been identified to implement the actions set out in the plans. The successful implementation of these actions will require the continuation of working in partnership with local communities, industry, commerce and individuals.
The action plans are only available in an electronic format as they are dynamic documents which will be amended periodically and contain reports on actions delivered. These plans are available to download from the BARS website (opens new window).
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Efforts to incorporate Bowmanstown as a borough occurred as early as 1892. The village contained about 300 inhabitants in 1896 but the nearby New Jersey Zinc Company soon added to its growth. Bowmanstown was incorporated as a Borough on November 29, 1913 for the purpose of providing general local government services to residents of the community. Upon incorporation of Bowmanstown as a borough its boundaries encompassed lands measuring 0.75 square mile. The borough's assessed valuation in 1918 was $279,000.00. The population of 834 in 1920 remained relatively constant for decades. The Bowmanstown Borough Municipal Building (Borough Hall) is a converted school building that was constructed in 1903 to serve the youths of the community. In 1958, the Palmerton School District was established and combined several local schools in order to create a regional school thus making the Bowmanstown campus obsolete. In 1964, the Borough acquired the old brick school building and has been using it as offices ever since. The borough kept the building in its original condition.
The Bowmanstown Borough Authority was incorporated August 24, 1997 and was created for the purpose of owning and operating the Bowmanstown Public Water System. On February 11, 2002 the Authority began construction of its water system improvement project which included a new chlorine building, looping numerous water mains, installing new services, erection of a new 250,000 gallon Standpipe and a new liner to the one Reservoir. In 2009, the Authority replaced their two roofs at the Reservoirs with metal roofs. Ongoing water projects will continue to transpire throughout the years.


geocoded results, so you can more easily decide where and how to center a map on the places you geocode. Here's a quick example:
 irb> res = Geokit::Geocoders::GoogleGeocoder.geocode('140 Market St, San Francisco, CA')
 irb> pp res.suggested_bounds
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In addition, you can use viewport or country code biasing to make sure the geocoders prefers results within a specific area. Say we wanted to geocode the city of Toledo in Spain. A normal geocoding query would look like this:
 irb> res = Geokit::Geocoders::GoogleGeocoder.geocode('Toledo')
 irb> res.full_address
 => "Toledo, OH, USA"
Not exactly what we were looking for. We know that Toledo is in Spain, so we can tell the Google Geocoder to prefer results from Spain first, and then wander the Toledos of the world. To do that, we have to pass Italy's ccTLD (country code top-level domain) to the :bias option of the geocode method. You can find a comprehensive list of all ccTLDs here:
 irb> res = Geokit::Geocoders::GoogleGeocoder.geocode('Toledo', :bias => 'es')
 irb> res.full_address
 => "Toledo, Toledo, Spain"
Alternatively, we can specify the geocoding bias as a bounding box object. Say we wanted to geocode the Winnetka district in Los Angeles.
 irb> res = Geokit::Geocoders::GoogleGeocoder.geocode('Winnetka')
 irb> res.full_address
 => "Winnetka, IL, USA"
Not it. What we can do is tell the geocoder to return results only from in and around LA.
 irb> la_bounds = Geokit::Geocoders::GoogleGeocoder.geocode('Los Angeles').suggested_bounds
 irb> res = Geokit::Geocoders::GoogleGeocoder.geocode('Winnetka', :bias => la_bounds)
 irb> res.full_address
 => "Winnetka, California, USA"
The Multigeocoder
Multi Geocoder - provides failover for the physical location geocoders, and also IP address geocoders. Its configured by setting Geokit::Geocoders::provider_order, and Geokit::Geocoders::ip_provider_order. You should call the Multi-Geocoder with its :geocode method, supplying one address parameter which is either a real street address, or an ip address. For example:
 Geokit::Geocoders::MultiGeocoder.geocode("900 Sycamore Drive")
Some geocoding services will return multple results if the there isn't one clear result. Geoloc can capture multiple results through its "all" method. Currently only the Google geocoder supports multiple results:
 irb> geo=Geokit::Geocoders::GoogleGeocoder.geocode("900 Sycamore Drive")
 irb> geo.full_address
 => "900 Sycamore Dr, Arkadelphia, AR 71923, USA"
 irb> geo.all.size
 irb> geo.all.each { |e| puts e.full_address }
 900 Sycamore Dr, Arkadelphia, AR 71923, USA
 900 Sycamore Dr, Burkburnett, TX 76354, USA
 900 Sycamore Dr, TN 38361, USA
geo.all is just an array of additional Geolocs, so do what you want with it. If you call.all on a geoloc that doesn't have any additional results, you will get an array of one.
mappable.rb contains the Mappable module, which provides basic distance calculation methods, i.e., calculating the distance between two points.
LatLng is a simple container for latitude and longitude, but it's made more powerful by mixing in the above-mentioned Mappable module -- therefore, you can calculate easily the distance between two LatLng ojbects with distance = first.distance_to(other)
geocoders.rb contains all the geocoder implemenations. All the gercoders inherit from a common base (class Geocoder) and implement the private method do_geocode.
If you would like to write your own geocoders, you can do so by requiring 'geokit' or 'geokit/geocoders.rb' in a new file and subclassing the base class (which is class "Geocoder"). You must then also require such external file back in your main geokit configuration.
 require "geokit"
 module Geokit
 module Geocoders
 # and use :my to specify this geocoder in your list of geocoders.
 class MyGeocoder < Geocoder
 # Use via: Geokit::Geocoders::MyGeocoder.key = 'MY KEY'
 config :key
 def self.do_geocode(address, options = {})
 # Main geocoding method
 def self.parse_json(json)
 # Helper method to parse http response. See geokit/geocoders.rb.


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There is no legitimate reason why women can't be sushi chefs, but plenty of excuses and old wives' tales abound in the male-dominated world of raw fish. Here, we recount the top reasons given to us by men as to why women and raw fish don't gel:
5. Because women menstruate: In an interview with the WSJ, Yoshikazu Ono, the son of Jiro Ono who runs the three-starred Michelin restaurant Sukiyabashi Jiro in Tokyo, says:
"The reason is because women menstruate. To be a professional means to have a steady taste in your food, but because of the menstrual cycle women have an imbalance in their taste, and that's why women can't be sushi chefs."
4. Because women wear makeup and perfume: These interfere with olfactory senses when preparing sushi.
3. Because women can't handle the work: Sushi involves hard labor, including gutting and slicing fish, working long hours and taking the last train home.
2. Because women have smaller hands: That messes up the size of the nigiri (mound of rice upon which the fish is placed).
1. And the number one reason: Because women's hands are too warm, which makes the rice too warm.
Needless to say, all of these reasons are bogus, folks.
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Whose bones are these?
For today's prompt from Robert Lee Brewer's Write Better Poetry blog, write a question poem. There are a few different ways to come at this one. First, make the title of your poem a question and use the poem to answer it. Or make the title the answer and the poem the question. Or end your poem on a question.
Whose bones are these—
delicate as toothpicks
in last year's leaves?
Did anyone mourn this death
from natural causes—
probably violent?
Is there a motherless
pup, cub or kit
wandering these woods?
I feel the urge to dig
a small grave— the futile
gesture of a primate
who spends too much time
walking in cemeteries.
8 Responses to Whose bones are these?
 1. Cassa Bassa says:
 You walked in an archeologist's mind.
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 2. JeanMarie says:
 And now I have "Circle of Life" from The Lion King in my head!
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 3. Lisa Tomey says:
 write about these bones in a shallow grave, just so we can see there was a soul, when they unearth these remains-in your words, perhaps they will know that someone cared, enough to celebrate, the sacredness of life – that just came to mind and it appears that what was done, by nature, as was intended. Thank you for honoring this life.
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1. How the releaser gets rights for release deed to mention it very clearly. Wording and sentence of this should be very precise and clear.
2. The Proper description of the property on which property rights get a release from releaser. For example, releaser going to release the property then describe the land four boundaries of land, Area, Local name, Survey number, pothissa number, Tehsil, District everything in detail.
3. Reasons behind this release deed should be neat, clear and do not have any ambiguity.
4. The release deed language should be easy to understand and meaning of this should be very clear and honest so that afterwards there is no chance of any dispute.
5. Release deed must register in the presence of witnesses with there sign. If the release deed from a woman then its always better the witness is her husband or her son, Her daughter etc.
6. Write the proper name, address, age, sign and thumb of release and releaser.
7. Write the witness with their name, address and sign.
Instead of this releaser must be eligible to release and he/she not in pressure to do it. The said person should not be minor or mad.


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Tony O'Lenick explores the difference between germicidal and conditioning quats.
Quat is surfactant jargon for a quaternary ammonium compound. This class of compounds includes nitrogen-containing materials in which the nitrogen has four nonhydrogens surrounding them. Quats by virtue of their fatty group and their cationic group are substantive to hair, skin and cell walls of bacteria. These substrates are fatty in nature and generally have a negative charge, the result of oxidation of sulfur-bearing amino acids.
The nature of the interaction between hair, skin and bacteria cell walls is critical to the function of the quat at the surface. If the quat coats the hair and skin with minimal penetration, it is mild and conditioning. If the quat is made to maximize the disruption of the bacteria cell wall, it will be antimicrobial.